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Fel.^rua-y 4, 1900,

?.'r„ Ghar los A. Koaler

Berkrie'^'", Cal if. *

i wn senclitv?; you hor^v/lDh a small pa3kag,o of r)hoto^r<::;,phs and
^baj 1 :)e \^urv .lac. ii Lirf^* Ne?^l3r will undcrbako to mako lire draw-
in o :VDm a^ ^iwr^ of them a:: shj • ooIp sho caii htaidie sei tisfactorily.
Wxi:);i the d-^>^wir;5S aro macio, ho kiiiu en'^u^h to returii the pJiotographs

wit,}: :,]>-, n.

As a ruitj, 3. A'^ou ueai can oe cut; off the top ai:d bot.tom of
^firh -r ir;.- ^^ to r>dvanta>-'e: tho.v^! this in not always truo. In the
?aso -.••:* tl-e seal?^s in a oaroe in Glacier Bav, I shoulu t'O > lad if
;.irs. rvoolor can ropipc^ the ""ope ir tho rr-an's haiid by a rii'le. This

.cno, I think, without; sltorin^ his position

In t/ii^ case of the totem pole with thj boar cor'in^. out of irho
"iO'.3 near thj top, the backg>*ound rtii^ht bo omitted and tho pole used
as an initial letu-^^r *!•• In the case of the olu Ic^. crurch at
uneau, the aity brewery ana otho"^ buildings can bo leiT, out so as to

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chow -.he} old c:.a.rch alone* In the case o. the balanced rock on
^hir Glaoier, -^1:0 i^ouncain lavi half of the foro^rcund ^;ay bo loit out.

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I 7^^ ^^pi^^^6 to hoar iror^] ;/ou in a cay or two rospecLirig tho r^ri-
'^;S o"" th-?s(^ d:'iv¥iifes. I ^; ;p3ot to send y^yv. other photO;^;rap}iS later.
^^ib}> kir.:- ^^'..f<>::Vi.n to ^"•s. ''eoic.

Yqv-; t'^i.ily -ours.

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Fobi'uary 4, 1900 •
Dr. Geor^:e Bi^'d Grinneil

Editor * Forest and r,ti^eain'

346 Broadway, lJe.v '"^rk.
My dear Grimioil: ^

Burro'V'hs has sont in h:ls na^rativa of the Harrrvian Al:;3ka Expe-
dition and I have a uypewriLtoa oopy of it before tic at ulic p -uscnt
moi'^oni/. lilr. Harriman is arjcious to secure Lho cths)' papers for uie
first volume at once and to put this voluno in the liands of ihc uab-

lishor at an earl\'' dauo.

T V.

write, tho'^ofo^-'e, to ask if vou will

kindly leu me have \^ur chapter on the iskimo and Indians c-i> -vhs oa
liest possible moment • Your article will be illusurated by a nunibor
of photographs and also, I think, by some line work texL an-^win^ s

made from photographs

Very truly yours.

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.^ ^ ?el)ruanr 4, 1900.

I^ean, Soliool of Forosti-^
Ithaca, N. V,
Dear Fri>-no^y:

^ Ca. you sond mo y.s r.anuscripf. of your chapter on Uie 'Koros-.^-y
or Alaska' for i.I-.e iir-st volume of h'^-c I'Hr-in^n R^r^n,>^^ •
-..k' If not, how soon tho.o.; tor? Do not be .'.-li-htened. -or J
-eaUy do no. roo-.i-o tl.o «,.,s,-..i,t «, soon, but Kur-ou,^..- n^.rrati.

ililS C'J

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^.utui;' beon received arxd we a^a -^i-^ii- -^/^ «>. ;

cLixu we a Q go.i)^. to crowd matuers and try

^c. puol.h the fars. .0U.3 .i,h. away .h.. .pH^ .3 soon as possi-

GUho^U toils no you do not want our siiaes until you sond us
■-- It would bo a ,ood laoa to let us kno. as lo.. a., practicable

t'A'o months. I havo also now a protty ,-ood series of n.i ■ - 1 -

. »' J o""" aeries of coloroa sliujs,

.>o>:.o Ox wi:xch ^e .r-aiiy ^ory fine.

Vory truly yours,

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Mr. L. A. I'uortos

February 4, 1900.

Ithaoa, v.. Y,
Dear Fuortes:

Mr. Burroughs hus co-plateu x.he n.^-rativofe'tha rirsv voi..j:,o,
and other papers are iikoly lo follow at once^so that we are acxxoi's
to prepare lo- early pubiioaticn. I should bo glad to know, ch^.-e-
fore, how early it will be possible for you to make a few bird paxnt
ings for us, and about rhen wc can count on receiving- them.

If you are not likely to visit Washington in the near fuLure. ,
I wish you would let mo know at once what your prices to Ur. iiarrin-,^
will be for colored paintings of birds. Perhaps you liad betu^r sub-,
mit two prices— one for pictures of .sin^ie birds, r.he othor for com-
posite pictures. As I understood Mr. Harriraan. he wishou to pur-
dhRse only J^hejise of these pictures, you to retain the originals in
accordance with your expressed dosire.

I am arrangin^x a meeting with New York publishars for the lavi-ar
part of the week and shall be ,-.;r«atl:, obliged if you will send ^0 hv
expression receipt of this, a few of youi pai-,T,iru-s including some 0
tlioJH' made on the vossei. but inciudiiv aiso sms complote pictures
which I can show thom as sanples cf yoia- vi'ork and also a- ^af^lca of
what will bo required in the vmy of >'eprodu«-i,iun.

Can you give m Knight '3 add-ess? I waat to try to ^^j^. hm to
do a big be^r for us. TJ-.e 1.v,y« skin from Kadit']? r^ceivoi .us', full
has just beon mounted by the Natonal ^hseuTi ard -s, so far aH I .;«;
aware. tJie first speck-.en of this sroni«s in an, ™.isouin in .ai> v^orid.

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February 5. 1900 •

Macmiilan ard Company

ri3^ York.

Dear Sirf^:

♦*•

As yau b.To ciouhtlo^s aware, f/ir. g. H. H- rrian of Ku.^ York book
a numbor ol sciontiiic men to Alaska last siiramer vnder vcty u.:iisa..l
conditions. Ke took as his guests about twenty-1 ive men eifiinent in
art, litorauure, ana v^-^ious branches of natural science. Tho narty
was conveyed across the continonl by special train, and sailed about
9,000 miles on a j^toarnor espocially oliavtored and fitted up for the
3xpauition. In addition to the scientif ia party, the services of
two prolPossional phoi/Ggraphers anc r,wo stenographers were securea.
The route and work of the oxpc?ait .•en wore placed in the han-s cf an
executive cornmitLoe and a vq^;/ i'^rf^e number of localities were visited.
From Vanxsouvor T^land n^a«»ttova:^d Lc Glacier Bay, which is Uia i£xx'-
thcst poinfc reached by the regular* steamers, the ship followed the
uauai •Ihsi<ie Passage* route taken by t.he tourist steamers, said then
coriuinued oh- to Yal^utat Bay, Prince Williar: Sound, Cook Inlet, Kadi-k
Inland, the Alaska Peninsula, the Shuaagins, and Jnalaska, ami Lhonce
sor^ss Berirv- Sea to Plover Bay and Inuian Point, Siberia, and Port
Clarence, Alaska. Tha various isianus in Bering; Sea were visited and
a vast fund of new material was s^rurod. Alany thousands of natu-
ral hisuory c-;pecimerf; v^ere obtained, cniofiy in rAvj f ielas of zanlogj
aru botany, and morc; than 4,000 photographs were br^u^hi;. "b^k.

On tho r3 suTT. voyfi^^e, it w'^s deci.iod to publish the roauius of
the ?\poc;tTon '-n a siiries or vcLimcs of which I was chosen editor.

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T)>e nrsi\oU^, wUi contain thu narratx.e or .].. axpeai^on by 3o,n
Bur..ov,.s. a chapter on the htnoory ana oxolorao.on of Alaska oy I;r.
^X-U... h. Dali of .h3 Smithsonian . .ho has vxsx^oa Alaska four.e.n
t^mes ana who ha. b.en for .ore .ha., a quarter of a ccnturv tb. -lead-
ir,, H^vthority on -that Territory. It will contain also a popui.r
ohaptc. on .iHciers by John .^i.. chaptors on phys i car^^isb bv
Hoar, c^annett.. Chief. Geographer of thu U. S. Oeolog.cal Su.^e. a '
cnaptor on the Eskimo and Indians by Dr. George Bird Grinneli. and
br.of chaptors treating of several other subjects as indicated on
the accompanying provisional schedule. This volume v/ill be pro-
fusely illu3t^atod by photogravure (or oth.r) reproductions of pho-
tographs, and by numerous lino illust-,tians in the text. It xs Mr.
Harriman's desire that in pap.r. i]:' soration, prosswork ard ev.ry-
thing that .-oes to make a goou oook. fue Report of this expodiUon
shall be of the highest g^aae. It is expected that the firso vol-omo
will contain in addition to th. text figures and reproductions
of pijoto^'raphs, several ro! T-oduct^ions in color cf paint in^x. by R.'
Swam Gifford and Kred S. Dellonbau,-^h, ana scr.a vory beautiful
colored plates of birds by L. A. Fuertoe. Ail .hroo of thuse artxsu.
accomp^iiied the expouition.

Tlie scientific results are expoctod to fill two or throe volunoc and
like the first to be richly iUuatrated, In rrany instances by colored
1 i tno/::raph platos.

The ..nanuM'.ript of the nu-rativo by John Burrou, hs is already in

hand and there is ove^-y reason be believo thct ..ho otlior chapters

for the first vol'orae will b. -osCy sho-a, . " The.se facts, ana the

ciro^^-nstance that it is rieoess^^- Lr proe^od witn as 1i..ig ueiay i.i:

possible in tho mattor of .•oprodu. tion of iilusvra.ions. .^ ee it

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important to arrange the details of publication at aii early date. I
omltUd to state that the sise of page de<si4Qd on i* fioyal cstavo

S^IO Inehe^wlth a tfpobed approximately ^XVi inchee.

If you are interested in this wo>-k frpm %hq stfiindpoin-^ of a pub-
lisher^ and would like to oonsider it further, I shall be glad to

arrange an appointmaat «fith you and 8h«r you ft mar.^or cf ^hg photo-

gJ-apJia Btailabl© for illustration.

Respectfully,

PROVISIORAL COWBNTS OF FIRST VOLUMB
Introduotion

Org^isation and Itinerary

Narrrtire

Glaciors

Natives (Eskimo and Indians)

Birds of popular interest

History and Exploration

Geography and Climate

Forestry

The rur-Seal Islands

Fox Panning Washburn

Resources Gnnnttt

BogosXof Volcano. Bering Soa Mtirrfaa
Poems Dall, Burroiigh^, Doveroux, Koolor k others

Merriam

^jrrroughs

Muir

Griniiell

Keeler

Dall

Gannott

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l^'uon Pacific Railroad Off_.es

^obraary 4, 1900.

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t:vi Ovilier negatives, I :\c..\ iiava p^ir^s rr^c^ao horo oi aii '-.he noge\ ■^^'es
av-ijiabie Bt this end ):; U:6 line. Ifr. Dt^voreux hhs proir.iseu to t^ex^
mo his, and if [/i^o Av^i'iii is ^illiii^ t.o cc/iikovi/ise, we shall bo
*3hTo shoi'tly T,o get i..O;.;ether all wo nofKJ.

I enclose herewith a letter to Iat* Brett which, if it n;e3t^ 'r,
Harri>nan*s approval, you may fo^-^ard to the ..^a(?rt:illivn Comp-n-o

I suppose yoL: will sond Mr. Boi'rourhs at onoe a typGwrii^^ii copy
(if his maraisoript in order th t he may make ilr corif crm ^xth ohti ori-
^insl. With a iit^Lrie p>-unin^, and ho-o and thb^'^ a ii'..;l6 aiTrplii:.-
cation, I think his narrative will bo very good.

You are aware that for a Ipng time pcjst I havo oeK.a 3Gur.ain.<?
much time on expedition mattora^ and now thai/ wo havo arrived al uhe
ti^K3 when innuinorablo details lust bo dociuoc, ar

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pushod ene^'getically, it is dorirablw tha'> v/a should be able uO get
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cuiarly next Satu^'day and wovil(- suA^f-usu tliat ii matters in Nev/ ^ork
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I^r, Willii^T, l-I. Dall

St^itJisordan Institution.
CoLir Zooior Dall:

i-'r. Ha'-riinan is anxious to push {.ho lirst volumo oi -.he Expe-
Jiti<,n Ropo-t with a view to Its pulU:;aticn in trie early spring?.

Bu"rou.:hs has conplotod his n,irrutivo, oi which I haver uhs typevirrit,
ten eo-y. Several of the other article.^ aro under way bnd will be
r-ao^r shortly. I shall be g-jatly <.bli oc, tharefcre. if you will
kincly let ns have your cii- pter or history arm ex; ioration as aarlv
as you can convoniontl:; prepare Uio ir:arr.soript. I haa intenuoQ to
^93 you b3ro-e this, but have beon housod with a ItA cold.

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I 'vas vory glad to le^r^i frm '•.-. Coe some t.rne SiiiCu t-lat you'
wera wLllin. to prnparo tha Report on eshinodorras for .ho Ha!'ri.::a-i
Alaska Expedition. Fitter *voto me fron Eorkaley that, he would s^ra
you his matorial if you dosirod i., tncu^h I bciiievo it contains :;o "
species additional to thoso in Cod's oolloetion. Shall I ask Rittsr
to senc you hi? specir-ens. cr has this boon already aLton^e-i to?

Wo iire arjciou!? to ssuuro the va-io.is special Kepori.s at tho ear-
liest. practicablo morneirt ar.d I shall bo g'-oatly obl:--:.^ if yoi. will
kir.aly let me know when 'Vcai can have yot.rs ready. I shcuU^ iiko to
get Use illustrations under way a3- early a3 possible. Shall o ..
neod r.or-than one iuli-page plata (typebod 4|x7| ,i>icl.os)t You en
havo no-c if you noed tiion. I tfiink we can have t}:o plats irtho-
graphcu althoxigh it n:a;'- seen best to reproda.>e it-by the H3i+bt.\-';e
process. We are fmxious to /^^et, the- o.mvir^s io(^,or aa scon i.z
possiblo in o^-dor to settle uho mGr.hoa« oi r.prouuciion anu i-iv,, ou', .
the work.

With kindest re-arus to tefc. Vbmll, an>. othor mrbr-s of -ovr'
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Wjtshincton, D. C, Pebriuiry 8, 1900.

Ify dear Sriimell:

If I were you, I would not publish any of the H. A. E. i^aoto-
graphs without first obtaining 8i)ecific api.roval therpfor froai ei-
ther Mr. or Mrs. H. From certain r#cent rerriarks I have hoarci, I
infer that they are rather jealous in this matter.

I infer also ft-oro what wae said to me respecting the Burroae.hs'
Narrative that they are entirely averse to publishing in the bock
anythinii that has been previously published in tlie sa-ne form.

I have had 15 or 20 text fieures made for your Rei)ort, and
shall have others dravm in the near future. These are mainly odds
and ends in the way of poles, mt.sk». oil boxes, and so on. Before
a great whil«, it v/ill be desirabla for us to ^et together in this

matter.

Very truly yours,

To Dr. Geor/j;© Bird Grinnell

Office of 'Forest and Stream*

346 Broadway, New York City.

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-3:.on of Alsska'. Yoiir \romptno3s 13 almost phenc«aen:;l. I
, hov/avor, you. had ma^e the paper two or three time' as lonQ.
Have you aiiy rfiigg^tic/is t.s to it.? illu8truT,ionV

Vcivy '^rul'- yours,

ro Dr. WiillaiT: H. Dali

S!ni tJisonian Iv^'j i'l.Liticn.

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Washington, D. C, Folruary 13, 1900,

lUr. L. A, Piiertes,

Cornoil Univorsity Gluh,

Tho Royfiitim, 4?rd St. aetxr Gth Ave.

Doar Sir: ^^'^ "^°^^ ^i'^^v

Your lotter.- of .Jio ^it. ana 7iii cano sovoral cu.ys ago,
Euia the QVawings you wore rma enough to «ond followed shortly

^ aftor. The letter I am goir^ to tako to Ne v York to-ni^ to show
iraspa^tive puhlishors. alor^. with s .vora othar batches of a dif-

^V, ferent nature. I was sorry to seo .hat th; Hail island jaeger
•••Jas not Mion^.; the others.

With respect to t;ie finishoa pictures for r^he Harrima.n re-
i«>rt. I ^t particularly t.he Hall i.iand snowflake anu one of the
Yegors. Tlie golden- c^-o^rn sparrow also should go in. and I think
the Kadiak Pfeicola. Undoubtedly tho.e viil be sovoral others
whf^ft vdU be particularly des-able to illustrate passa,res in
the sovenal chapters, tho namscript of which has Githe>. not co-ne
tc h^na or has not been read by ne. You undoubtedly fool that
you can treat coH.ia sp .cios to bolter aavanta^^a iMn others. I
Should 1, . V .ry glad of .^, gestions as to .h.t spoci^s you would Uke
to pafnt. % idea is th.t we should h.vo sovc-al colored plates
in t... f..st volume; ana -o^.e blaok-...d-white on(,s, with perha..
a few oolorod. in the- ornithological rooort.

Many thanks for Kn.,hfs aad^oss: I ei.U .rite hi. at once

Your boar akin is too nmch for n». What a sly follow you

we-9 to tuck it away *i(,hout l-tti,. mn ,00 i* v« ,, .

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a good deal like the glacier bear. Ursus ewnonsi. in .vhat we suppose
to bo wintor pelage.

Your exhibit, along ^yith Gifford <;.vi Dillonbaugh,wiil be most
into>-osting. I wish I could see it.

I^^ill try to leave yoiir pai.itings at tha Cornell University
Club on tho afternoon of the 15th. but if this proves impossible,
will try to arrange it so .hat thoy will reach you nou later than
the 17th. I was prov.nteu by illness f-ora going to Now York last
week.

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Mr. Charles R. Knight,

American Musoiim of llai^ural Hiaiory,

New York City.

My dear Mr. Knight:

In connc^c ion with the report of uhe Harriraan
ojipedition, I am particularly anxious to secure a good colored
painting of the Kadiak boar, eaid after mature deliberation have com
to the conclusipn that you aro without quosiion the prober person
to make the picture if you are viilirLi, to ao so. As we can not
/ \ furnish you with a living animal, ife lest wo cm do is to rocon-
st^xct the brute froi>! the" roeontly nounLed specimen in the National
ihsoum, in connection with our A no s eries of skulls ana such mjas-
uremonls as are avi^ilable. Since you we^-e here the lar^^o skin
sent to the) Smithsonian by tlie Alaska Comrn.rcial Company has been
mounted. It is a huge beast, and the job is s&:.d to be very
Wrill done.

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Are you wiilin^i, to undertako the work, ana if so, at vhat

p>*ioe?

With kind regards;

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Prof. Wesley R. Coe,

New Havon, Conn.

Ify dear Coe:

Will you not send your mollusks lo Dall ut once, so
that ho can include thorn in his report. He has nearly finished his
report on the specimens sent by Ritter and Kincaid, tjnd would like
yours in time to include thorn. He will nairic the specimens and re-
turn thorn to you. I believe you have already sent j'our crabs to
Miss Rathbun. - /^ — -S^

As to the arawin^s, I note tliat in your last letter you asked
to have them raturnBd. I want to gjt tijom under way as early as
possible, and would like to sona tho colored ones to uho lithographer.
They ipake up very nicely in Uro plates, v/ithout reduction. The
lithographer prefers to have thj arawings th: same size as thu re-
production. The black-and-white work may bo aono in lino and stip-
ple for photo-lith^ or for text figures as you prefer. I believe
your plan is to have a few tejfc figures and a number of plates. I
shall be glad to have tho colored drawings as oarly as possible, as
it takes a good while to get them oj^g^^aved. I think we can pay for
the lino vork necessary on your drawin^es.

Very t^uly yours.

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■r. CShnrles A* Keoler.

Berkeley, Calif.
lljr dear Kooler:

Many thanks tor your last letter ana tha a; odmpanying
second b^itch of drawings from Mrs. Koeler. I am ratuming herewith
eight of the drawings whidi we do not care to use. The others are
undar consiaoration, ana I am suro most of ohom will be accepted.
I think your 8ug[?ostion as to price about .ho ^i^-ht Ihir^g.

Sorno of i,he drawi%s in the last lot woro mot labeled in any
way. I enclose a yory rou^ tracing of four of bhem, made by my

(K 1 AU^'Oungest little girl, Zen&i^ Probably you can identify uhera and

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'y\^^ supply the needed infonnatlon. If thoy arc small oarvipgs, are they
of wood, irory. slate, or sono other mtorial? Is No. 28 Jie front
end of a canoe, or w^at is it? The feather masks labeled "Alout
raa8>s» are gskimo,not Aleut, ?mq are made. I am told, by ohe Bskimo
inh^bi^.lne', the narrow region between the Kuskokwim and Nushfegak
rivers. » •

I still have a mmhey- of photographs of Alaska scenery whieb
I vill send Mrs. Keolor shortly. I will also send photographs of
some articles obtained by us from tho natives, which I think will
look best whon drawn as she handles such objects. Somo of tha
drawiiv.s aro a little rough, and some of the Inditm trinkets
senm unsjmimGtrioal. but I suppose this was true of the originals.
The ropneductior^ we have already haa maae show that a little more
ink is r-ocessary on tho laokground. You will soo what I mem. by
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How are you progressing with your articles?
With kind r j^^^ards to you both.

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Prof. E. K. fimoreon.

AmhG>*st, Mass.

My dear Professor Eme>*son:

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The

check for the slides came duly, and was passed over to the slide
maker.

You imply that Pa i ache will not do much on his report before
spring. Is the sai^e tnae of yourself? I do not suppose we shall
use the report in Lhe fint.l volume, in which it fits, before next
winter. The narrative volume is already well under way. Burroughs'
narrative an(; Dall's history ana exploration are already in the hands
of the Committee, and olher articles are promised for ,the near future
so thc'.t it is hoped to bring out ti-e f irst volume in the early
sparing.

I have told Gilbert about Jie slides, and he ^111 send you
the memorandum you want.

lirs. Karriman's acciross is No. 1, East 55th Street, Now York

City.

I sliall take pleasure in sondin^ . ou such of ^he report#s of
the Biological Survey as are still available for distribution, and
have placed 'our naino on ou^* mailing list.

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Ithaca, New Yo»'k.
My dear Fernow:

March 19 does not conflict with any ante ohus far
fixed for either GiDeH or myself, so I think you are safe so far
as slides are concerned.

As to your article for -he ^ook, no definite time has betii^l^
fixed, but we r.>-e anxious to get hold of all the articles as soon
as possibl*. I think I wrota you that we had Burroughs' narrative.
Since then we have also rooeived Dail's papgr on history ana explo-
ration, and others aro premised for th;; nour future, so that but for
the delay in having colored plates made I think we could surely
publish in April,

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Washington. D. U., FeLruarjr 13, 1900.

Prof. William H. Brower,

New HavQn, Coxii..
Dear Profossor Brswor:

I am sending you to-day a coloreu slide and
a photographic print of Yaia ..lacier from «y negative, and hag you
to accept tha sar^a with my compliments. I rogret that I »ks not
able to sand Lhom earlier.

With kind regards.

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New YorJi City.
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t n .e at .h.t „Ho..or. th. 'oa.ia t.^t yo. »,.j, th. oH^inal .^
also or, the ba^ia thsi we isop tho orJeinai? <- '^. «d

Very (,ni]y yours, .

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% dear Kin:aids

ixB a ocllGctor, you cue one of the most j>rompt ^m active iner
I over kri=3i^'» oul as a corrospondeiit^ I fear you can hard.ly expect
to take first liviza. .

Riti.er fortd Coe finished the oistrifcution of Ihoir .nieitarlsu a

Icr^ tiTP.6 agc^ and MisB Rathbun has already practically conipletcd
bar report on the oruetaeeans of the expedition. I re^T-ct to
l9?uni. bow.^v^r, th?it she ha^ not rooeivad eith'^r directly cr Indl

rootly, any oi tne specir^.enB ccllected l«y you. This inur»t hav3
Deer •«! overs i^^t or. yoiur pi^.r^, as I cannot f::r h moment ur^tertain
the opinion that yc: inttrruica such h <o/=:ccurte«^y to lir. Harrin^an
a» thewith}jolding cf thii^. ];''-^t^irii-i v^fjuid iiii:.ly,

T truat iher6f-;r':? yot; vvilj forv^tira the spejoiirione at onooo X?
ycu will send the!5 J)y oxprG^s char::,c^i^ collect, I will deliver them
to MiB^ Itathbun irrriediHti^y :;a thcilr renej.pt* The bpocimtrns uill
ba returnoCi to you after they hav: hcen loieritliied and labeiod by
Miss Rathhun. In case the collection cortairf any Vieis specios*
v/e 'ahculd li^-e, '^dth your oe/TiiiiBr:tr»r, t.-^ ret-ain type spociineno for
the Fatiui-xrl MuseiSTj Vvhirh is r^^pldly beoomii:}^, the iUitioiial deporl-^
tory for typo iritLterial oi all kinds,

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D^ar Professor Tr^^aae:

Mu# thanks for th9 "hand^ioinc; eii»\?.rith

'••'trying

volume from your garden, Just received. It 1 3 vary g

to see thi.: excellent ser.es grovrlng 00 at^adi ly and containing

always such important pai^ers.

Since 1 wrcto you last matters relating to pablicat cm
have been progresaing steadily but have proved imich r.ore com-

plicated than at first sa;^;iOB^d.

Many points, however, ha/e

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been n<>t«rmlned. and i think *e shall co-^plete the selection >f
^ publisher within a we-rk. i-.^ siae of page agroed upon Is
t>^H- of the «8s>ilngton Acadcmi^ Proc««.aings, type-bed 4V4 y>y
7/4 inchoa, approxioiately. i „han be v«ry glad if Saundat-a'
artist ^u l:ik his drpi^Jna;.. m :p;c1 manner t,t,Ht thay aay b«
reproducod by photoUth,-yr,phy, «. m th-a ca8« of Ms paper In
tha Galifomla Acado«.y of Scloneea. i shall ba .glad to know
ho* 3^uni«ro i., pros^^.a^ing, and when we. n>ay look for hi a «:.u-
tribuiioa or oontributiona.

Cce ,ritaa that M.. papor i3 nearly done, ana he has «ent I
ma a lot of colored druwl.ig, of w..^a, for making up into plates.
I have a short paper oomp^l^Xn? deacriptiona of n»^w mammals in
the hands of the printer,

Eow about your o>r; contributiona?
thing from yov aliortly?

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Washington, D. C. , Pobr-iary 23, 1900,

Mr* La Aa Puertea,

Cornell ^niver;5lty Club,

My dear F^i^vi^a*

Wew York City^ ^^\7 —

Yeur latter wltjicat 4»te reached itc o week or as '

aso.- since which time l have been vainly looking for the fuller
letter you promised. The matter of reproduction of the colored
plates takes so long that I *•« very anxious to get the plates '..
under way at the earliest possible «o«>ont. if i could have a fe,
of your drawings now it would enable me to mak» up certain plates '
th,Ht could be taken U hana at onca. The one of the Kldera'
heads I Should il>ce. ^^^ ,,>,^„. if you will be good enoush to
•end it, and you will -.lea.e nctlc. thM one of the heads needs
flni,hl„g. Qi think there is a bnre pi..c-3 on top of the pate)
I becieve you are ^olng to «en.l n.e a lin of tne Alaska birds y.«
would particularly like to draw or paint.
Awaiting your reply, i reaain.

^fsrr truly yours.

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American Muaaiaa of Natural Hintcry,

Hew York City,
»y dear Mr. Knight i

Many thanks for your letter of the 21at Inat.
about the bear picture. lour price doea strike me ae pretty
steep, but it is quite possible that ifr. Hixrrl»an will be willing
to pay it. I know- he wants the. very best trork. i undo.r-^t-d
that your price. #150.00, r.ea,;a the sale of the plctu:ce outright »
not merely the right of reproduction. If this is correct I will
write you again shortly, after laying the matter before Mr.
Harrlman.

. Tears vsry truly.

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Profw Wesley R. Coe,

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Many thanks for your lettsr of the 14th inct, I
al^ould be very glad to receive all of your colored drawings as
^'.T-ly as practicable, and will then be in a position to make' ^
~See«tlo«e as to the neceasary reduction to bring the. within ^^ '
our means. I think the „aUer can be arranged to your entire

«Htl.faction, as we both want the same thin^ii^the best possi-
bly, reproductions. After seeinK all of your colored drawing. I
shall probably return the. to 'y.« to be grouped In plates. it
U quite possible that we may be *bie to undertake. the reproduc-
tion within a couple cf weeks.

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Slncd you wera hfti»n t i.

^•''^ ^ have received . j^^ter

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t)\ '""« ^'^'^^•'•^^ion With thalr art edit * ""' ^"^ ^'^^ ^
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*y,^^ t. . WW you ana to ne. r*>

«»•/ handle the book i thmv .♦ .

nwaliy the moni», he p«ta into it,
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The Cer.ta»7' Company,

New York City.
Ify deaT* Mr. Drake:

By this nifdl I ar sondirLr tw oil »' ,, ,

89naxnj_, ^ou aU t.:iG photOf.raphs you seioctod

excpo a f« of ..*. «l,orf.. ,h,„, ho is h.,i^ reprinted. ^.
..ich ,111 probably arrive tomo-row. Mr. GllboH dia not wish w
l^roa. tho .ot to wl.io!, tho o^rticular print, .ol.oted belong.

The o«,er.hip of the nog^tive. of the photo^ raph, I an, sending
today is as Toilows: ^

CnwJFTn''?^'' f ^? SQ^-Hons; 2 iu- seMs)

0Sh'j?t'2 (f t^^o^Koif ^^'-^ ^°^^ ?^-'^-P^^ or Ur^las^a)
Merriam 12.

I .hail be greatly obliged i. you will »,e your soleotte as

1 ask this 1, t;:at a number of the Curtis ana ferriam prints are
fron, the offieial re.en,e series, rron .hioh those to be use. in the
book are to be seleotod. It is no« ti.o to «Uce this selection, but
It oa„r.ot le »de f-or, an incormlete sot, anc it takes nearly a
month to «et prints fro. Curtis, who is at Seattle. A. soon as
I kno. What print, ./ou wish to reUin fo- a=t,u.l use I can wire
Curtis for dupilc. tes. a, I ^ keepi,^ a complete list of the ne^a-

r an very .l«, ,ou c^une to soo me ana look f or.,ard to the day
^rhon I shall ho uUo to return your call. .

WiUi kind T.9£,ards to Mr. Johnston.

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Mr. A. Vf. Drake,

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New York City, n. Y.

Uy dear Sir:

. There wa^j some ielay in securing reprints from
Mr. OU^erfs negatives, 3o that the prints desired have only
iast come to hand. I a^ formrding thom to you hy this mail.
Please do not fail to return a. .oon as practicable .uch of the
other prints as you Are net -cine to use.

Very tr^ly yours.

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My dear Miss Tarbell:

Pardon my delay in acknowledging your kind

letter of Pobruarv ?3»"i r

ary 2^xd. i was ao shocked hy the receipt of

thoue gaudy colorotype oickur-fc tv^* t ,

yp pictures that I have hardly yet recovered

«. u.aal e^uUibriu.. z muy a,rae .i th you that these pict-
ure, are ^,uite unliko any th.t h.ve heen achieved heretofore"
but you surely did not .ean to. l.ply that you thought wa on^.t'

to think of stic^ thin^r; in r>r^r-->^^*-

nms-. m connection r/ith the illustration

of the Harrlman Expedition reno-t t v

repo.t. I h^ve seen Mr. pap-e

kind of work, and I vMnh tr» f^-«v

v/ioh to thank you for your interest in the

matter.

we were disappointed to find that you wsre not here this,

winter and hope that, you win ^r-■^ „„ 1

you win let un know as soor. as you come in

th.'^i -pring.

Very truly youra.

Miss Ida M. Tarbell,

The .s. S. Maclure Co- ,
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think, however, the matter will be settled shortly. The .

chickadee picture is certainly \ery successful and very attract-

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«o long unanswered but for fh^ .^-lay in tho contract, -.^ich l^as i^^en

in the hands of Mr. Gt«nley-3ro..-n for some time and -.hich I mippoaa'

will be Clinched in th3 near future, Aa soon as practicable after

thi. oiattor is settled I shall bo giad to have you come on here jvith

each samples as you have been able t-:> c-r-f ♦no">*v<aT. --^ "^

tf k.w .^i.jj.c; Lj >i & vogfjuiisr, and 50 over //

illustration matters with m- in ^.ch detail as m^y be necessary. ^
ifou will bo glad to know that I hav. ^eard from Meisel, who executed
the A^asniz lithographs I sbo.veJ you, to the effect that he may be
able, to do our work, or at leaet a pari of it.

Very tr!;jl7 youra.

Mr.

Henry \^ Lanier,
Art "Editor,
Doubled.%y, Page &: Co.
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Mr. B. p0 Meiaol,

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De-xr Sir:

yt I «^m very glad to learn rrom your lettor of ths 2nd •

y^ inst, that you will be able to do &orne 1 i thogrmphi c work for us
in the near feature, I hops In a jSR<^t tjnie to send you some

d^awin^s f5r estimate. "Phe worK I havd in min:! embraces three
kinds of r«rro4iuction— litHography in colors, lithography in
black-and-white, and photolithography. If I aw correctly
«nro-m^d you ar* prepared to undertaVe all three kinds.

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Dear Pitortes:

Ihlo is only a line to romlnd you that your bird-

drawings have not yet put in a.i appearance,
as soon as th^y are received.

Ver> truly /.urs.

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.-^production, 30 th«, anlsas tak-n In ^,„, .

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«pring.

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and J«rs. Hurriioan desire to us- 'n tho v -

hands at the earliest moment.

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Frof. filliam E, Rittar,

University of California^

Dear Rlttisr:

I wa^ verj glad to receive your letter of February
£5th, telling me that you are har<l at work on the Alaska material.
I am glad you find it a big Job, because big jobs are those that
pay b«at.

I do not know any reason i»hy you should not make your
final report as full and corapleta aa you see fit. This opens
the quention as to whether it would be desirable tc publish the
final rerosrt in full in the Proceedings of 1^e Wa^^hirsgton Academy,
or Aether you would prefer to send us certain prelirrinary matter,
including desc:*iptions of^ anatomical details and such other

matters as you deem necessary to accompany the plates, smd reserve

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the fuller el'^.boration and discussion of your material, particu-
larly the tha^retical points, for the ^Inal volume. This would
expedite thinr^s, so far as v^e are concerned at thir? end of the

liTre,

I an looking ahead .??. little an i am somewhat appalled Q.t

the prospect.

It now looks as if I would receivea big lot of

plates too late to have them put on ston^ and printed before I
leave for the West, This of course would postpone publi-^hing
the Acadeny articles until fall. I shall be very glad, there-
fore, to receive yonr plates, particularly the colored ones, as

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the hands of the reproducer at once. lour toxt- could follow a

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it now, you will have at least two independent articles, possibly
tkree. Please send alorg the fir^t of these as soon af^ it is
rendy, without waiting for the others. I think we shall be able
to handle your black -an 5 -white plates by out-and-out lithography
if necessary. In sen* ng drawings please arrange them as you
wibh them on the plates, and mark r^.^r redaction.

With best wiahea.

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.our ne^erteans. ^,3, .u. t.eVew previou /

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«W .ou cor^ecu/ ^ ^^''^ ^""^ ^''^ -"---' ^ ^ —

«^>all try to .at t, . "' "' ' "'"^ "'"' '°' of. plates, and we

y to gat tha best possible reproductions i .

h-M"*.— — ^^lona. I oust confess.

u.x^r?X/ To send Crilt^ eV4 ,.^

down ths back of the na« ^ ' ^""^ "^^ ^^

■ '"^ ^o pays the bill n»4« .

3 f At Will Qf cnu-rifca Kii.

■l"" ths size ,f',„. ,^ °""^~ "• "»«"«, to re-

« can b, ao„e »,th„„t ov,..cr„,.i„^ " ' " '"^ ""- ' """'

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.isn.a .a„n* the c„„in^ ^., ^„ ^, ""' «"""-"■ '^-^a b,

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'^-«on.. „, ^.,. ,„;„^ '° •" °''" •" -"" -e v.«ou. tu...

■ ^■^''' number is increaalnir d-o .

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Inforrned by some of the entomologl sts that sever?ilv ofitches? of their
pl?\t98 are likaly to be put In my bands 4TU^>ie very nei^r future,
Wlien they all arrive I think I shall take a t-ip to the Pacific

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Xou inquire about separates. The Washington Academy fur-
nishes ^thor^r with thirty se^parates free of chM^ge, and supplies
larger numbers in lots of f ifty 'cr'^one hundred copies at very ^
low ratesi ' .

The Publication Ccnnittefi did not care a rap, one way or the
other, about the Yale article, but !^r. Harriman regards it as a
discourtesy that a plan of action agreed upon and distinctly under-
stood on the ship should have t)e^n j=<^veral tiroes violated.

As soon as ths art editor of the publishing firm charged
with the publication of the expedt-tion reports, has gon# over your
colored figures with me/l shall returri all ths ori^^inala to you
fo^ grouping on plates.

What has become of Professor Verrill and his report? I

have -written him at least tv/lce and get no reply. It is very

important that his illustrations should reach ur, at the earliest

possible moment and that the text should follow not lat'^r than the

end of April. * tou understand, of course, that it teicec fron

two to three months to actually get the printed edition of the

various plates, and that unless tha plates ^A text are in my hands
early enough to have the work done, published, and distributed

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he photolitltographed plate of which you spenk fcllovTed
»o lateK xKis plate is Couble the alee of our page.

In which the type-bed* me

a^rea 4V4 by 7V3. ^I^hink your plate

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wrtttert Britton * Rfey to the effe- fh-t •. ',' * ' ^ " "'

, , . , . erre.. that it is not clear to ae

how uhlfoittlty iii'vrork'Jnr,oV4 , ~ - .- ^^^j

/ xn work^^.shlp, lettering, ref.r^nce nunbers, and
pap^r Cart b^'otjtalned "ir tiia V - ->*'••-•-' .-fci-^-. • in... , ..j

^ootamed ir «,e plater contributed by so many differ-
ent, authors are" scatt^ret! »>,«„+ *v- ''•"'•■-''' ' '■

scattered about the country for reproduction.

How^v,.. :^,„, ,„^ ,,, ^,„,^ ^^ ^^^ attenuon or tne ,„.».,„

Of coura. ^ a.^iue. to tHe a„t.^o„ f„ correction. The

pricee quoted by Britton & Rey are n«f i

^ '^ "°^ lower than those for which •
Bimllar work is done here in the Bast.

I a, ..r, sla. t„ .„,. that ^ou/report „„ the ^c^trae,.ae •

or the Pacffic Coaat. for f>,^ tr

v'vaav, lor the Harrlman Alf*«?V« Pvr,**^**^

«n /ixp-.j^Ke sxpe^iltion report,

is llkejy to be entireiv ^ir>4e.**^^ ,_

n"reiy xlnlshed by April 10, and that it con-

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aajr, see any way by which Mr. Harrlmar. viould be wiH,ing .to a^ -.g
you to include in your report the -species from ths SibciEia side
of Borir^ Sea. The cost of rsprcducing and pub^lsntng in ftood, .^^
shape the work undertaken is so very much great-r ,J:h'ai orir^nally
foreseen that I feel eure Mr. Harrlman would 'no i care to increikee
the expense by Includin... Siberia material, or by branching. ou.t. ^

in any way^ into fields in which he is not interested and which .»

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are not closely connected with the actual work of the expedition. -

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I aw very much pained to leam wnat you toll .me about your^
leaving the Acairrry in the rAoar future and aboull the i^ttitude of<Tw
the Academy toward research work« I hope it will turn out that
this is only a temporary noceasity due to lack of funds, arid not.
a permanent change in the policy of the Acarlemy^, which ha4 dene ^o

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Harriman Expedition report. I have always supposed Ihat a nunioer
of the paintings made by ?.'r,. Girr-ord and yourself would oe ,»sed.

"" ^H^t Mr«. Harriman w^uld attend to this, but

if she lias not t vhti vy*^y^~ 4-1

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through sta„l,,-3ro»„. i„ ...xtun t. thea- painting., j „

very «,«„.» to .eo^r, , fe- colored r,,ro^u.u.n. of Photographs,
r. see,,, to .e th,t =o..e v„r, he,utin.l re,„,t. „„ .o ohtMne. it
.e c™, „c>,.e proporl, colored originals. I .lu .end , u . fe,
Platin„„ prints ,. s,,n a= r „ ,«, to eec„r, th,.u

Aa .0 t!,o t.,tl,«,„,al, I can onl, aa, that t„. „h„i, „„,,
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ha»^ e;:pre.a,<l JouMa as to Wi-th-,- o- ro- au^h . .>.,

1 o* noc such ft thing woalcl be

agreeable to Mr. Hnrrlraan. of o^,..«, t >,

<"■ Of coarm I have no means of knowing.

in c,.e ,t ,s d.e.e<, .!„ to carr, out the project. 1 of course
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very s.r.cus one, as it Includes a great div.rait. of .ub -:ects •

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^^^^"^^^^'^'^ ^""''^ ^^^^ y^t bean ccinple^.ed .
W?i..n th..y ^r. I .hall bn ^Jad to cal.l fhe in-^^t.r ^n .v .
or the puh21:5,her. '

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i. :in ohli/-'sa I'ur your ieiiucr or FoUruary 10, ciuotiij^ prices
on bromloo enlar^jementB. I cUii scijcliiv; vuu by express todciy a let
of ne^viti v^ei^, rror- 8 of ^hii^li I should lilie enicri5ement«(l 1x141).,
Please soxid one bular.^eii.ent ea<:.h/moiait6d on good heavy Cc-.rciboard)
except Gi f;lass uegativcif 12; ^rvt ?25, ci v;iiicn pioabe i^end 3 3aoh,
2 mounted and one urrriciintou.

i al8o send a cor-j:^ia':^rablo riufober of negatives from wnich
Biiaes are wanted, as per onolosea li£>t. Pleaiie >nake ono alide
eacn, except where tv/o hire irdicatcd. 'All of thet;6 3licie;s aro to '
1.0 colorGd, uo l-iiey i^houio. not be made v^ery di.rk, a^ y^a; knov/; arid
siiould r-u b'^ completel:; boimci, simply .ackod i.o^ether to hcJd co--
vers ir pictce mtil thoy roach tlie colorist. . ^\

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0. lA.per TvrJch I know to take cojcr kinal",. bu- .you ;uey krcw oi'
3ij-^:; ct.hyr fcni:xl equ;Jj.y -cog. If ./ca ^ili seriti the. T,hr(-e or tour
.ivta from f,hiv: r;o,rativ3, vriiici- you are sure- vall ta.ke water color;.,
i ii .al..l br 0 hi:: -(..:;. [ s-hII bo still i'v.r- lu^r ciiliijeci if ycu vail
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cf the nA^:u-uives frora which slideB ;vre desireu are ataoxv.- tlioss
cf ^uoh eiUar^ei^^nU al.Ho ure ^ani.e«^ as y-u ^ill see from the
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Dear Fuectes:

March 19, 1900.

Your letter of the 15th Inst, came several days ago. but your
palntiz^^s have not yet been beard n«om. I hope Dellenbaugh will
forward tl^ without delay a. we are setting- into a bad hole. owir«
to our inability to actiu^lly «ec,^e aray ol these bird pictures for
reproduction. ^l.en they conie. I «r. afraid the head of the elder
irill not have been finished, so that It will be necessary to re-
turn the drawing to you before it can go to the rex>roduoer.

I shall be greatly obliged if you will make for us at v,ur
earliest possible convenience, paintii^^ of the Hall Island^snow-
flake. Kadiak Pla|cola. and one of the jaegers. The n^re you have
In the .y of appropriate surro^mdir^s. the ,nore your pictures will

We .hall be ^lad. of course, to send you skins you need .'or
pa^ntin, durlr^- the progress of yo-ur .ork. I a. .. ving you this
IIS. as a starter in ^ hopes v,e a.y soon have son.thL^^ to put
m tr.e hanfis of the fSS^grapher.

With kird regarufc- to llr. Tliayer and family

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third present siae)by ph otolith? Please number your plates in
the sequerice in which yon wiir't tlie^ to ,{^o, apu letter the figiires
distinctly in pencil and reu^rn tc me at your earliest convenienco
so tliat I rtiay f^Bt i±i:m ur^dcr way a^^ soon a^ possifclo.

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Dear Ooe:

•Suppo.se we oovq^^-^ise on six oolorrd ])latps mM jrou arrange
the subjects accord5i-;-ly. Thit>, it seems to me, will admit of
the ^.ost satiFd:^ntory treatraent, and allow the smaller dra^'ir^-s to

h» reproduced lar<-e e.r;Oi.v;h to b 9 most effective. The paper you

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Dr. ?/e^.ney R. 'Zc9

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15y de^j I-uert'^s:

Your drawirge reached mo safely and worp taken in band at
once. Sever: of th.ero were put in the ham? cf thf5 reproducer the
• day fifter their roc-ipt. T>.e othor-^ T &!^. rptumin.- t' vou hern-
/ with, wi'.h the foUowiri-o; sug^estpins; ^

J^vf) (1) 'r],at yon -u^ke a ccmbirf-ion drawing of the golden-crowned

^.%rro^v8, put tire one of them in the fore/iround fcentical with or
/^* 43].?r.il,:^r to the ore vou j-icve to :rs. llarrirp^n, and pnttin^j in the,
b/iokPTound the one in profile 7;hich is returned herewith. V.'hat
VQ wa^it.^is one showing- the full 'naximira aT-wunt cf vellow in the
crow-, which cm he Pcen only in *. front view of the head,

(2) That i*tu make a full page plate of the chestnut-backed
chicko/Jfte from V/ran-r^l by .'iddin,_; another in some other r.-osition
and puttiV-;- ir, ennii t bar> ksromd , if practicable, -.o r.^ake a pleas-

in.; plate.

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from nar.->rof Lsla-d. If [ >-c.7«rh.,r correctly. %on have another
very pret-y viev/ of thi.s Urd vni^. yoi; nijide on the ship. It
soors to m yr^v Tri..-ht co:Tiblne these tro, one below the other ar in
the c;::se of i>ha chickadee, rnpkir;^ an attractive full pa/-e pla*e

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Besinss tI:9Ke, we should like to have r- veral other gcod
piibes-on.:. cf the Alaska Lapland longspur would come in part.icu-
li'ly well, an.5 3f I remember rightly, you ,-ave ?^s. Ilarrirmn a
ptv-itlng tvi,4.ch pA«sibly micht be used with very little add: : tonal
work. Plt.te8 of the two puffins sho^wi at full length ';vould also
be desirable, or ^7oulc you prefer to use only the heads in order
to ^^a^'^J'^^^P^l-^ednearlv n^^ si.e as indicated on the en-
closed outline?. In this case, i^^^d be';;^ll to add your little
pencil sketch of the bird or the mIv^.

With res]«ct to the jaeger \*ich I. believe you are painting
for us. I noticed you had tvro or three pencil sketches of birds on
the wing. One or two of these might be wrked in in the back-
ground to great advanta^^.

T/ould you think it desirable, ln..tead of the puffin plate men-
tiored. to have a plate of the tufted puffin on the win.-?

, I hope you will let us have these drawings one ar, a tine, as
soon as they are I'lnished. ns it seems almost impoc-sibie to .^+
them in t^.m.e for the best color reproduction. ^ Knight is here be-
gim^iv: v->rk on the Kadi ak bear, and will doubtless give us a
sple--d-.d picture. ^: h,.if*. ■Tecid--' i,o retain, ir addition to the
E've>i drawings (making eight in all), the sheet containing tl^e heads
of the skunk-head scoter. All the other drawings are returned to
you by re^_^ stored mail herewith.

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Dear Profassor Kincaid:

Ify recent illness has delved m in acknowledging your letters
and the packag* of crustaceans which arrived salely and w^ im- S^
mediately turned ever to Ifiss Eathbun. who will label them and re>
turn toyou at an early date.

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time. One who has to teach as mmy things as' you do. has little
time for original work during the school year. I am very glad,
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Art Editor, Century C<»npany

Union Square, Now York.
ky dear Mr. Drake:

In reply to your letter of the 20th inst . would say that we ^\^ /AT^
haVe thua far recelred only one first proof frora the lithogra0ier^O^^
who are engaged on Puertes birds. Tnia one is the ptarmigan and
is a verj' effective picture. This will have to go back to the
lithQgraplierfl for a few minor correct ions which should not take
»ore than » few days. Proofs of others should follow shortly.

PerBdnally I hate no objections whatever to the use of uhese
4rawin68 in the Goatury inagazine. but as I have no authority la the
natter. I would suggest that you con!riPJiniei.te with Mr. Stanley-Brown
who is acting as Mr.HarrJtatn's ropreaontative in those matters.

Very truly yours.

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Mr. A. B. Hoen ^^ ^» ^^^^•

Ho en Lithograph Co.

Baltimore, M.
Dear Sir:

I m ^mn,. you here,flth the proof «n<i criminal of th, .t„
■^gan you recently put on etore. n,a,, „ „ !" ' •"*"-

a very little am fix up the fa t / *""* °"'^

whiah lh,..t V correapond sith the orWnal

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I5r. Charles R. Knifjit

American Jfusetim of Natural History

New York Citt.
Dear PCnight:

I hope you are not seriously ill, but I am unable to think of
ary other cause which would delay you so Icr^ in sending the draw-
ings •. We should have had them loi^ ago, and I trust you will
z%x\& thOTi to me imnediately on receipt ot this, as the delay is
very awkward and is putting us to much inconvenience- When shall
you come here next?

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Bir. W. H. I^anier

34 Union Squaro

New York City.

Dear Sir:

By this mail I an sending- you two packages, one containing
three wash drawings or combinations of wash and line work, the other
containing the photographs from which the drawing of Shoshone Falls"
is to be made. In the case of the wash drawings, I want to know
if it is practicable to use than. If not, please return them at
once. You said a while ago, if I understood you correctly, that
photogravure illustrations might be printed in the text. I do
not see exactly how this is to be done, but if it is practicable,
it occurs to me that these particular drawings would come out most
effectively in that way. A number of snaller photographs also
might be used to advantage in the same was if the method is prac-
ticable.

In the case of the Shoshone Falls photographs, I am sending a
large batch in order that the artist may obtain a realising sense
of the character and grandeur of the fall, and also of the nature
of the canyon. I hope he can makft two pictures, one of the fall
itself, the other of the Black Canyon in irtiich the river flows.

With these pictures are one or twe" others which K-.re to be
used in the early i>art of the narrative. One of these is the sal-
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possible moment ^s^hey arej^be set in the text. There is not
neiirly so much hurry about the photogravures which go in as inserts
at the time of bindlrgo If Lowell is goii^ to make the rest of
these drawir^, he should be pushed to the utmost limit of his ca-
pacity. It might be well for you to come on here a^in for a
jTz^ single day as toon as the photographs selected by us for photogra-
E 5,v^iire have been approved 1^ Mrs* P^rrlman. I suppose they will
y } 4. reach me today or tomorrow, but you can learn the date from Stanley-
V i Bi-own* Having the approved photographs before us, we can take the
•^ !• a*5vantage to complete the selection for drawing* I have now all

.-^ of the Keeler drawings, and they are ready to be reproduced at
^i^ once.

I have not yet received any of the Burrou^ manuscript for
final revision. Please send it at your earliest convenience* I
expect to leave Washiiigton next Wednesday to be gone a week or ten
days, arid am anxious to get as much work out of the way as practi-
cable before I leave.

I am 8endir^3 you among the photographs three film negatives
of BogOBlof irtiich I took in 1891. Two of these are duplicates
and either of them may be used in connection with the other to make
a^i)anorama showii^ Old and New Bogoslof as they were at that time.
I thought ailbo or Andrews might combine them to make a single pho-
togravure plate 7- in length. Please turn the negatives over
to one of them and see what they can give us.

The title page muddle is unfortunate, and I have never been able

to understand why you did not send me the proofs asked for.

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Ihat m af after ia a B«nnla page aet in 12i>point type.

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oalanderl^ ao aa to takt halftoaea, but gg^ coated or sised in
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Ify dear Ritter:

For a long, long time I have been ^^iting for some article
frcan you for liublication in the Acadengr's Proceedir^s^to accompany
the plate the drawii^gs for which you sent me some time ago. I
am returning this plate to you herewith to see if the arrangement
meets your approval. If it does^ you had better retain it until
you hear from Ae again respecting the reproduction. I am hoping
to arrange matters so that Britton and Ray will do the work on
your plates and Doctor Ei sen's.

You understand, of course^ that I take the field about the .^.
first of July. You know also from a long experience in publish-
ing that it takes time to have_pi?tes put on stona^and that you can
not begin operations until you know something about the papei- the
plate is to accompany^and can give the plate a da finite serial num-
ber: If your preliminary paper, therefore, is to come cut be-
fore liext winter, you will have to send it to me at once. If you
have text figures to gp with this paper in addition to the single
plate, I should like to receive them with the manuscript. Please
indicate where Wiu fllifc^hould go in the text, and label each
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easorig the bug man.

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production. For instance. I should hate to be the lithographer
lAo had to put Fig. 1 on stone. The figures you send for the text
will, of course, be ink-line drawings suitable for reproduction.

I -dislike to hurry you, but you must realiae that unless I
get your material at once It must necessarily go over until next
winter; Bven now, the tiine is too short. With kind regards to
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or 93 pages. The matter could then be electrotyped and the Bme
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haye net told me whether or not you succeeded in securir^;; satis-
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Yoii doubt les? rftn-ember the Dia:k-fcotod albatross or gonj'
which hiiii^; aroimd our .-hip the aftB-^noon wo left Yakutat Bay. I
believe you made some ^ng sketches of this aninial. If sc, ^oild
any of them be sni-oable for a smai] lino drawir^ for a text insert
in BuiT^ Ur^s* nfjrrative? He menticnB the incideTit and it occurs
to me that a small cut in the text would be very apjiropriate-

I have jusi, received from Lanier proofs oi ycisr: two -^oiTicronts*
heads. I should send th€*m to you except uhtit Lanier reauei^ted
their, iinmediate return so I ain returning; them direct to iii«?but
am advising him to send proof and originals to you for detailed
corrections. The proofs in my judgnent arc the poorfst of those
thua fi-ir received. Tliey were executed evidently by a iithogriipl'er
\rfiu8ed to bird work. He has ahown all the oy^erreaoliings ol tht
brush, thus exag^ratir^g the unfinished nature of parts of the
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without a little retouching do net lock just right, parrJrjIarly

the bin' v thout the tuftu. I havo indicated several correotious

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June 22, 1900.

lir. S. k. Irerltt,

Boubleday, Pag^ & Go«»

34 Union Square, New York.
Dear Sir:

The rerlsed cuts hare just come to hand, and are much more
satisfactory than the first batch. Please substitute the noA* elec--
tros for the old ones, so that there will be no darker of sending
the wroqg one to the printer.

I am sendii^ you by express a large batch of drawings— ^^ in
all, for reproduction for text figures. The reduction is marked on
each one. This batch includes nearly all of the text figures for
Brurroughs* manuscript^ as far aaitYakutat Bay, and includes a number
for points farther on. It comprises also some illustrations for pa-

by other authors, the manuscript of which is now in my hands.

As soon as these cuts are made the printer may ^ ahead, and I
trust we shall be able to keep up with him hereafter, so that there

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will be little if any delay for illustrations.

The list of drawings sent you herewith is appehded. You will
doubtless observe that one of Mrs. Keeler^s drawings is a»<wmcina-
tion of line and weush work. It is the large picture showing Bryn
Viemr Glacier in profile, and is a very beautiful thing. Of coia^se
the wash work on this drawing will not reproduce, but I feel reason^
ably confident that there is enoiigh lino work left to make a good

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will h. o^PeriHent is worth trying

/ effec.vo ^hon reduced to 3 1-2 inches.
Very truly yours.

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sent Doubled£iy, Page & Co., for reproduction.

June 22, 1900.

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I. Lynn Canal.

3! &r! ""' *^*^® ^^^' ^"^^'^'^ ^^^« o^ ^*<> nations.

4. Rook Heftdland, Kadiak Harbor.

5. Camp, Heather Island.

6. Boat Party of f for Columbia Slaoier.

7. Seal Hunters' Camp, Yakutat Bay.

9. • • • • •

}?• B ! J-n . . * Glacier Bdy.

II. Balanced Rock, Muir Glacier.
12. Rock at Sea.

}i' l^^/l^'^^'J^^^'^^^^ shores. *

iR ?^ °l f"^'«? of House, Alert Bay. ♦ -

15. Totem Pole, Alert Bay. ^ '

16. Profile of Bryn Mawr Glacier. _ \ '

IT 41V * ^, . % F*uerte8. *

17. Albatross flyin«. ' - -

18. Jaegers in air. » ' ^

19. Iteraald and SsalCt^J;?!^*^"^^-

20. Map of Yakutat Bay!^ ^«°l°Sioal Survey.

21. Sealers, Pribilof iJlf^df!''^ ^^^^" photographs).

22. Oirl Water Carriers, Pribilof Islands.

23. Native Women, Alert Bay.

24. Bear House-Totem, Deserted Villaire.

25. Eagle " • ■ ,**&"•

26. Totem at Wrangell.

27. Grave and Totem, Wrai^ell.

28. Iluir Glacier. ^^

■■^* S^^P^H *Jiohor near Muir Glacier.
30. Giant Iceberg, Glacier Bay.

00 u* y K^l^*? °» **^i^ Glacier.

32. Kt. Saint Bllas.

33. Railroad. Summit of White Pass.

34. Sled-load of Grain. White Pass.

35. Tracy Arm. Holkhara Bay.

38t Latourelle Falls.

3», Green River Butte, Wyoming.

40- V4niaraenoff. •' ^

41 • Baranoff*

42* Wrangell*

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June 23, 1900,

Dear Stanley-Brown:

Jour letter of the 22<i a...i,„d thia «™i^. y. OH„„eU had
Sone before your p„,ioue letter reached ». I .„ ^^ue to oonfer
wuh «.. .eepectlng the point, raised. 1 told hl„. however, that the
Indxa. ^terial had been sent to the Ke. York Zoo. .here th. hou„
and tote„-pole are to be erected. I ,^in,, ^,,,,,„„_ ^^^
are at present Ln charge of ,. ,. Homaday. .uperintendent of the
•ar. Orannell ha. gone to Montana, to be absent until about Uie
miadle of August.

It does not seam to mo ne,r>f.Qaa^r ^^ -l. ^
^„, . , „ ^ necossarjr ,o photograph the whole of this

or two other articles I san,- af u^ u ■ ,

they .till «.e Jl "^ ' ''~"- "*" ' "PP»"

y.tm«.e. We hare no picture of an oil-box. I believe there
>vere one or two in thi. collection. I<- .» „h„»„ u
bo u,»f„i ,.u . '- °°- photographs of then Kould

useful, alth.^. not ab.olutely neccan- It would also b. a

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Of the deserted houMs • thi. <- ^ ,. "^i" in one

aa noases, this is undoubtedly at the Zoo.

If you could conrenlently see Mr Hn^«/^o
^Ai«^f iv, . - i see Mr. Homaday you could probably

fcelect the raost desirable n>ii«,.+ - . 7 "<M'xy

esiraoie objects and arrange with Honmday to hare
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wiT-n the typesettif^

Verj' truly yours,

J. Stanlev-Brown, Bsq.. '^^ *^^^^ ' Vnk>sX>j,,^^^.

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Mjr dear Grinnell: ^

In going over your raanviscript again I do not feel quite sure
about the correction of the "Hoxliog* business • In the original manu-
script it stood "Ho X hog** As neai* fis I can make out you hare
charged it to *Koxhoq,*-'-in one word. Is this correct?

I havo receivod part of the Fish Cortafiiission pictures and had
prints Blade from them* Some of them did not come, owing to the fact
that they were at the Smithsonian.

Stanley-Brown is mraddled about having the photographs made. He
does not know where the articles "are at.* I have just written him
that they are in the New York Zco, all except such ais the Harrimans
may have retained for personal use.

Wishing you a pleasant and profitable trip, I remain, with host
wishes, in which FArs. Merriam joins.

Very truly yours.

•VA.'^AA^

Dr. Geo. Bird Grinnell,

Browning, Montana.

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Itessrs. laton, U&y & Robbins,

hM, Uftflsadhosetts.
Dsar Sirs:

Sooid tiju 9igp I wrota you ajkiog if you knev anythicg abou'j a
bAlf-toiia paper which is a good rag-atock paper and will not datO'-
riorata with mgpp Not haTix^ had any reply, I aupposa you were un-
able to supply suoh a paper.

Just now I should like to know if you ssanuf aoture a good rag-
stook roug^ finish book paper which will tako lino cuts (not half-
tones) kindly. If so, I should be Yery glad to receire a few sam-
ples. By 'roug^ finish* I do not aaan Yery roug^. Wove and laid pa-
pert ml^t answer, but I do not want a calendired paper. Do you con-
sider it necessary to use a calendared paper in order to obtain good
results in printixjg line cuts in the text whore good ink, a good
press and careful printing are used?

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Doublsday, Page & Co., Now York.
Dear Sir:

In compliance with your re(juest, 1 have sent you to-day by ex-
press 20 photogravures of which I have no duplicates. The oorreo-
tlons are indicated on the proofs. Hereafter, suppose you insist on
two proofs, of which I can retain one toid return the other for cor-
rection. Some of the proofs submitted in the last two batches should
never have been sent to me at all. They are so poor that any one
••ni^t have rejected them. Apparently we are not getting anything
like so good results now as we had at first irfien BCBon and Andrews
did the work. •

In reply to your letter of the 19th inst.. I will endeavor a
little later to see if I have the Curtis prints to match the three
positives you have which bear no numbers. '

In reply tc your letter of the 23d inst., this day received. I
would state that inasmuch as you have aH of hq. original negatives.
It Is out of the question for me to have any prints made to send you.
I would suggest that tit* reproducer ^o has them make his own prints,
and also that he make positives and return the negatives to me at

once

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ify dear Keeler:

Verj' irany thanks for the last batch of drawings Mrs. Koeler was
kind enou^^. to serd. Of these I have accepted all but one. tha one
in question being 'Muir Cabin,* which is not (^ite what we want.
I will return it in a few days, and with it the two wash drawings
which we ooald not use. Of course you can use all of the drawings
we have returned, and also a number of photographs, if you so desire,
in connection with any article you may send to the magaiines. I
should think there would be^a rea<fy sale for such an article as you
have written, and that you would have to make very few changes in it.

Herewith I am returning the totem-pole Bfrs. Keeler made at my
request as an initial letter. Unfortunately I now find that we have
no hoading which will adnit of its use as an initial letter, there-
fore I shall be obliged if Mrs. Keeler will kindly add a little
grass at the base . I can then insert it as 'an independent totera-
pole in the body of the text. - '

I would give a great deal just now if Mrs. Koeler were accessi-
ble, so I could secure hor artistic services in making up certain
pictures fron a variety of imperfect photographs.

WiUi kindest regards to you both, I remain.

Verj-^ truly yours.

Enclosure.

Mr. Charles K^ieler.

Ridga Road h Highland Place.
Berkeley, Calif.

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% dear Coo:

On raU.n,l^ to the city ^,„ a bri.f ab„n« I rtaa your ^.
-pt an. pute. on th. Wtoan. awaUln, attention. I L, ^.^^
,1 --;-P^*--tton. ana a. aoon as Hi. .on. .UX aen. to^
>ou for comparison and correction.

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can t^miHou ""'^ " '^ -• — - — . -m

Now about th. platee. of which there are seren- if . *

that nearlv all of +i, , "^^ '•*"* *o »•

»ou..t Of r.4.ot.on raqulrod, m other word., that you hay. not ^.
ed enough of them on a nlate «>., ^ , ■ '^

oa.e. trivial. " ° *"° ""''°**"' ^•'"« "> ««.

oneltd ir >*«^-"tho8raph plate. co.t 1... than

- .n the c..e Of Hitter-. a.d nu^rou. other-. '

Prof. Weslejr R, Coe,

Sheffield Biological Laborator^r.
Now Karen, Conn.

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June 28, 1900

Dear Fuertee:

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Anothoi' package of proofs arrived this noon^ and I have already
shipped them to you by express, along with the originals. Tnis lot
comprises the Longspiir, Hvunmers, Jeagers on the wing, Jeager's head,
and Golden-Crowned Sparrow—five in all. Ur^fortunately, the Jeagers
in air have been reproduced too big for the siie of bur page, hence
I fear a now plate will have to be made. The plate should not exceed
7, or at most 7 1-2 inches, in greatest length, while this one is
nearly 9 inches.

Please criticise those plates freely, mark your corrections on
one of th^ copies (I have sent you two copies of each, k^epi^Tg one
for myself), and return direct to Doubleday, Page & Co., as usual. It
seems to me the reproducers have done yorj'' well on the whole, for
first proofs, although they have takon a good deal of liberty with
the sky in one or two instances. By the way, how do you like the
iblue background for the flyiiig Jeagers?

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you sons tl»e ago, j'ou hare been authorised by our publishers. Double-
day, Page ft Co., to go ahead with the work and submit proofs at your
•arXlest ecfwenienee. I hope it will be possible for you to do this
at a nuoh earlier date than indicated in your letter to me. I shall
be obliged if you will kindly infom me when you can let us hare
these proofs, and how soon after they are returned to you you can
let us have the entire edition.

If it did not take you so long to do this work I could gi
you a great deal more of it, but it is out of the question for us to
wait so many months for the plates.

Respectfully,

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iH:i,itJtit,

WASHINGTON, D. C,

June 28, 1900.

Mr. S. A. iveritt,

Doiibleday, Page & Co.,
New York.
Dear Sir:

Your loiters of the 26th and 27th Inst, are at hand, to.^ethsr
with the originals and first proofs of fire more of the blrd^plates,
nainely. The Jeager's haad. Jaegers en r^xng, HummingMrd, Upland
Longspur, and Golden- crooned Sparrow. I hare retained one set of
these proofs, and have sent the redlining two, irith the origiroals
to Puertes by express, and have written him asking him to marie the
necessary corrections and return to you direct, to sar* time.

It seeas necessary to say a word about the number of proofs sub-
n.itted, as there seems to be some misunderstanding with respect tO
thxs matter. I„ a previous letter, when speaki:^ of photogravures
you complained that 8 proofs was too large a number and would injury
the face of the copper plate. I do not think that I ever asked for
eight photogravure proofs, but simply for two or three, in order
that I may retain one. send a-o to Mrs. Harrlman, and mark the third
for corrections and return to you. If it is i^:ract.icable tc «nd
three proofs I „.st have at least two, r.o th.^ , .,, ,eep one con-
stantly on hand; otherwise, I .n co.ti.aaily hindered and annoyed ^.y
the absence of the Illustrations which I ^ obliged to fit into the
text of a number of different writers. You ra.st befer in mir^d that I

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Keeler, Dall, Gannett, and Grinnell, on all of which I am at work
everjr day. You must also remember that it is necessarjr to illustrate
all of these papers, and that several of them describe the same or
similar subjects, so that the selection and distribution cf the il-
lustrations is a very serious matter and is by no means completed.
You can see, therefore, th^t it is of the utmost importance for me
to have a copy of each illustration in hand all the time.

In the case of the bird paintings, Mr. Lanier and I agreed that
8 was the proper nvimber of proofs of eacli to be submitted-^-ono for
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artist, Puertes, who furnishes the use of these paintings free of
cost and is certainly entitled to be gratified in his desire for four
proofs of each* This was agreed to long ago by Mr. Lanier and myself,
and I should like to have it carried out.

In the case of the Jaegers on the wing, a serious blunder has
been made in the size of the reproduction. Instead of being 7 or
7 1-2 inches in lengt»h it is nearly 9 inches.

A similar but lass extreme mistake was made in the case of Gif-
ford's paintir.^ o^ J't. Ili3/ra, which is too long for our page.

How about the return of jay negatives which were sent you six
weeks ago? Surely the p .oiugravure people have had plenty of time
to maKe positives su:ltable for theiv work. Mr. Harriman, as I wrote
before, is impatient to cOiTiplete an album he is having made of cer-
tain photographs taken by the S»pediticn. This album is beiiig made

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by Curtis at Seattle, and he has now finished all but the ten of my
aegatives of which I sent you a memorandura in a recent letter* I
hiOpe 3^u will see that these negatives ai^e returned to me at once.

With respect to the three Curtis positives which were unnumbered^
but which should be Nos. 187, 315, and 367, I lear it will be irrgpos-
sible to straighten the matter out until you send me either ttie posi-
tives themselves or reverse prints made therefrom — whichever is easi&
est for you. The descriptions irhich you say Mr. Lanier wrote on th^
envelopes containing these positives do not tally with my memoranda
of the photographs.

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June 28, 1900.

My dear llirs. Chapman:

Pardon my delay in acknowledging the colored photographs you
sent back about a week ago. Thoy came just before I left for New
York, and I have not had time to attend to them until to-day. Like
the fir^t lot, they are excellent, several of them particularljr beau-
tiful, and I am greatly obliged for the pains you have bestowed upon
them.

Will you not kindly send me a bill for all the work you have
done on the two batches of photographs, making the same out in the
name of B. H. Harriman? I shall be obliged if you will do this at
once, as I am anxious to get all outstanding accounts closed as near
as possible to July 1.

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Dear Cart is:

. imong ycmr photographs taken at Sitka is one of the house of
CSilef Annahoots* The front of the house shows a big carved or
painted board or plaoard. I shall be obliged if you will kindly en-
large this oanred board to fill a 5 x 7 or 8 x 10 plate, and send me
a couple of fBBPprints and an ordinary print of the same|and charg(
to the Sxpedition aooount as usual.

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I am daily e3q[>eeting the return of my negatiyes from the photo-
grarure men. As soon as reoeired they will be forwarded to you at

onoe«

Teiy truly yours.

Mr. t. S. Ourtis,
Seattle, Wasli.

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June 28. 1900.

Ify deAr Ifr. liulr;

A recent absence from the city has delayed me in acknowledging
the receipt of your loiig looked-for manuscript and in replying to yoa*
kind letters. The paper is good and we are rery glad to have it* Ify
only regret is that you did not make it loiter, so as to include the
interesting story of your early explorations. I am now reading it
carefully, and selecting as max^ illustrations as possible to go with

it.

I am Tery glad to know that you have got rid of the grippe, and
am not surprised that you are still panting for the wilderness. I
hope to g^t off late in July and to spend at least a month in the
Sierra. Of course I shall hunt you up, and I hope it will he possi-
ble for you to go id th me into the mountains*

I note your request toVemembev^ to my father. Unhappily he
died in February. I enclose herewith one of his photogrc4>hs, lAiieh
I am sure both you and Mrs. liuir will be glad to see.

With best wishes, and maiqr thanks for the manuscript.

Very truly yours,

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>iy dear Palaohe:

Many thadc. for y«r lotter of tha mh i„.t.. .^,1,^, j ,i„4 ,,
retu™i«6 fr» u^eti:^ of the te.ri=an Association in Now York.'

I am glad to know that ^-ou now havA ih^ o-.«4 •

' "°* ^^^® ^^® sections and that your report
will be readjr in the fall.

The H. A. B. alburn will probably bo ready for distribution in
-bout a month. I believe I m indirectly responsible for its delay
aa a numb.^ of my negatives fro. .^,ich prints are needed are in the'
y> Of pl.otogravure men who ar. >xecati„g the plates for the pHnt-
^•eport . The album^contains fvlly oqc photographs, and wiU be a ,
very handsome addition in iy^^ v^- v ^

1«« of the H. A. B, .It .ight be added that th'e l^bor'of'^/curing
and ee ectins the photographs for thi= albu.' iTv^lted about three' '
months* hard worV nr. +v^ ^ ^^t^' ^^ .

O-lort. and,«,at it is passi.« stnu^e ho, dtn-icult it proved to

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groat success. -^-^ <^^

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I am very glad that you succeeded in getting married, and that
your wife is not tired of you yet. Please ^ive her my best regards

With best wishes.

Very truly yours.

» lV%»A^^ VOs-Owr*

Prof. Charles Palaohe,

Bast Wolflors, N, H.

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What ha» beoone of you? I stepped in your tracks at the
A. si. A. S. meeting in New York Tuesday, but you proved so muoh like
thailaAa bears that t was ^unable to catch up with you. A^ you sai(
ih ytir letter of the 20th that you would see me in Washir^on on tht
28th,. I oane back from New York on the ni^t of the 27th. and have
been iK)kii^ for you erer since, but our beds remain vacant and your
seat at the table is not filled. I trust nothii^ unfortunate oc-
ottrred ti keep you away.

I haiie noted your memoranda about the photographs, and will do
the best I can to illustrate your piqper satisfactorily.

With best wishes to Mrs. Femow and the other members of your
family,

Vory truly yours.

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Ithaea, New York.

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Ihat haft bocome of yout I stepped in your tracks at Uia
A.\X. A. S. naetiqg in Hev York Tuesday, but you proved so rauoh like
the.*la«ka boars that f was "unable to oatoh up with you. Ai you saii
ih yur letter of the 20th that you would see me in Washir^on on tb
28th,, I oaiae baek from New York on the ni^t of the 27th, and have
been ^kiqg for you ever since, but our beds ranain vacant and your
seat aithe table is not filled. I trust nothing unfortunate oc-
oitrred ti keep you away.

I hme noted jrour memoranda about the photographs » and will do
the best I can to illustrate your piqper satisfaotorily.

With best wishes to llrs^ Femow and the other members of your
family^

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July 2, 1900.

S« A. Sveritt, Esq.,

Doubleday, Page & Co.,

34 Union Square, New York.
Deai*^ Sir:

TJiis morning I sent you by mali sevon additional line di-awings
for reproduction, as follovvs:

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Sage-bi"ush jilain.
Sitrka Russian barracks.
Sitka Greek church.
Wrangeil totsn;.
Serpentina glacier.
Barabara, Unalaska.
Cormorauits .

I shall be glad to see proofs of these along with those of the
last batch, as early as practicable.

How long before you expect to have the firsl signature of Bur-
roughs* manuscript in type? When are ray negatives likely to be re-
turned? Have you any encouragir^ ne\YS from the various reproducers
who have our wci^k in hand? It seems lo me thab the color litho-
gi^aphers are particularly slow. There ai-e still additional colored
plat$8 which I am holding until we sua who does the besL work on
those now in hand.

Whan is Mr. Lanier expected back?

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July 2, 1900.

Dear Soanley-Brown:

I enclose herewibh a batch of bills, carrying my part oi the
work dovm to July- 1, The bill for photographic prints includes all
I have }iad mde (except those inade by Curtis) since last November.
By having the blue prints made from my owii and borrowred nega-
tives, and having drawings made by Baldwin on the actual l^lue prints,
I have reduced the average cost of his wcrk from $3 to $4; and by
having Mrs. Keeler do the freo-hand drawing instead of the New York
artists, we have reduced the price of each from $20 to $6, and since
we have accepted in ail 50 or more of Mrs. Keeler's drawings, we have
saved on this item alone mora than $700.

In striving to obtain a few colored photographs which we could
use in the book, I have, as you know, had samples colored by five or
six different colorxsts—with, on the whole, not very gi^atifying
success. Mrs. Mindeleff, who was recommended from several quarters,
did four a short time ago, for which £he charged $5, which I paid;
her bill you will observe xs roceiptea. Verrill's bill for $40. oO is
for finishing and retouching Coe's drawings of Nemerteans. Coe did
the foundation work himself. I am not sure as to whether Mr. Harriman
cares to pay bills of this kind, but since Coe sent it to ma with the
question I will transmit the same to you. This much Cim be said of
Coe's colored plates, which we have^ut in the hands of Meisel of
Boston, for reproduction: they are the finest plates of their kind

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W3 have now nearly enough line drawings for the first voiune.
The others that reniain tc be made ara mainly combinations from photo-
graphs, and are so difficult that I fear no one here can handle' thorn,
and I cannot write Mrs. Keelor with sufficient detail to have them
done oy her at long range. If sho were only on this side of the con-
tinent where she could do the work under your eye or mine, it could
bo finished in short order. As it is. I hm-dly know which way to
turn to get the final work done. Our men here a^e simply draughtsmen,
nothing more. Their work lacks force and character. Most of it
looks flat. •

^ery truly yours.

Mr. J, Stanley-Brown,

120 Broadway, New York.

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July 2, 1900

My dear Mr. Johnson:

Your letter enclosing tho last instalment of Burrou^s' Century
manuscript is before me. I have read the manuscript, and with a few
sli.^t corrections return the same herewith.

Sery triiy yours.

Mr. R. U. Johnson,

Tho Century Magazine,

Union Square, New York.

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

Your letter of the 3d i„st. has just reached me, axKi I «n very
glad to kncr that you are back to take personal charge of tJie work
a^in.

to. Srerltt .a. „l.t.kon in thirici^ I had .topped the New 8ra
people fr« setting tie Burroueh. manuscript. Hy „„iy remark, to
»y one on this suhieot. .o far a, I ren«=ber, .ere in a letter to
«r. Paee, in whieh I expressed the opinion that it would be unwise
to put any large quantity of natter in t.T,e until we had the illus-
trations ready to go in the text, so that ,he «tter night not be
held .„ galley proof indefinitely. This «tter of U.e illustration,
ha. been Indescribably tedious a„i difficult owl^ to the ,e^ large
».tor Of text drawi^s desired a«, u,e limitations of the arUst.
at eo^nand. I ha.o no, sent to your concern several batches of dm,,
^ngs, and have received one lot of proof, sxnce you went away
^of s fro. two additional lots of drswi^. ,ai probably ,^ to

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I think we now h«ve eve-ything necessary up to Glacier Bay and
nearly everything as far as Yakutat Bay.

I have in ^ possesion the mnuscrlpts of Muir. Dau Reeler
Oannott, Srlnnell, and Femow h,i v. , feeler,

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any of them. Besides, it is very necessary, as you of course appre-
ciate, for me to have in hand all the time a complete copy of all the
mattu8oript*and also of all the illustrations. Unfortunately, owing
to various demands-part icularly those of the photogravure people.-
this has proved impossible, and has handicapped me in many ways. I
cannot understand the mental obscurity of the man who knows anything
about glass negatives and positives who cannot tell which is the
ri^t and which is the wrong side. If a man is given a positive and
told that it is such, he has only to look at tlie glass plate to see
whidi side the film is on. He then knows, of cc«arse, that a straight
print gives him a negative, and that a reverse print gives him a
positive picture which is tiie same as the ordinary photograph7only
prints made from reverse positives are not so sharp of course as
those made from negatives, or as negatives made from positives. The
truth is, of course, that the photogravure nan does not want to
bother to make prints and therefore wants ras to make them for him.

In the case of the nine Curtis photographs wanted by Bison which
you ask for, namely, Nos.195, 236. 300. 325. 332. 352. 371, 376, and
447-B, I am sending them to you herewith— under protest, as I have no
duplicates and consequently will bs ombarrassed over and over again
while they are gone.jtt I caiinot carry the pictures in my head from
the numbers. I have been annoyed in this way possibly more than in
any other since I was so foolish as to take this w«rk'i« hand, as I
am constantly needing a complete sat of photographs, but for one
reason or another never have a complete set at hand. Of prints from
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cannot isar tho»e out to send m\^ *

<wg. at all svom,, I am toartUy slok ud ti«rf , ^
1 think ha ha, puUea U,s wool 1 "* "" ''°"^-

tho truth. I ,Z 1Z7 r "" "" ""-" ^"-^ '''' "^ "•
-tfH for . lTl„ at V °' "" Phot^a^re, a. uttorty

- - poo. ,oo.,the rrji r'/j.'::r r: - '"°"

•Ith peopu Of thi. aort. I have „u' , IT *"■

»iSht hou.a a aay on thia .1 7 .' '" ' '""' '"" '°

fcine a™i .. T <"■»"• to Uu-o„ a«iy w« „ I hj,, t^

«Wg,, a«d M I am now aakod to continue &in. i„ ,y.. ,.

tho„ poor photograTure. In ,„ '"'■'"" "*

<~ vfiiofuros. In the caae of the ra<<>n«.^

they ^t ma^ „„, and made over a, aire.teT4 ^ ™°' ' *""
m the oaa. ^ Plover Bay. Siberia? Z "" "'""'' "

print. Some one has rrit, " ' "'■^' '"^"^ "^"or

ne one has n-itten acroea the bottom, •Ori«tnal .a„*»H .
If my prints are rofa-rod t/, jt •"■iguiai wanted.*

o i-jia. red to, they were iwtumad .itk *.,
mounted oc one oiL .j.h rf< . '"■^■i »ith the proof,

"0"^ »™ not Sr:e:.^'Vrsirer-- -"^"^ --

"Xbo.a .ande, I oannot ve, well r^n L I^l '" ^"" "^ " ^-

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in my face and I am asked for another original and told that a print
is wanted* Inasmuch as three negatives were sent so that the photo-
graviire roan might select the one which would give the best result,
and inasmuch as he can make as many prints as ha wants from Uiese
negatives, and I can make none, this kind of reiterated nonsense is
becomipg wearisome at ixrj end of the line«

in the case of lit. fairweather, the first proof was rejectelf and
a new plate was requested* Instead of making a now plate, they send
mo another proof of this same one*

In the case of Yale Glacier they have replaced a white blotch
in tho water by a blackish one, and have submitted a slightly darker
print J which is an improvement on the first proof, thougili by no means
so sharp a ^Vt^wt <^ as the photographo

In the case of Glacier Bay, the new proof is a vast improvement
over the old one, but I do not understand i^t you mean by spots on
the mountains and in the sky of the original photograph* I do not
see any spots on the photographic print which you returned, and which
I again send back with the photogravure. Very few negatives are suf-
ficiently good throughout to produce perfect photogravures wiLhout a
certain amount of retouchii%, and workirg over the photogravure plate o
It was in this retouching that Elson, Andrews, and the Photc-Chronfc
Company succeeded so well and in which Gilbo seems to fail — either
frcxn inability or disinclina^ion| I do not knew which* Instead of
striving oo get the best possible result from each negative, Gilbo
seems to want to force us to take his first attempt, whether good,
bad, or indifferent* I should fire such a man without further annoy-
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that c« be haa out of oach ns^tiv.. I „g,et «oso«^l. u»t h,

t". Who -nt the- .0. «.e alb». a. I hav, written «r. Bveritt o,t

and over a^in. ir mw.^ u a v^xiuu over

he would ^. / ""^ "i-posltion to do «,, ri^t i^.^

xie wouxa tove made positivea f-u^ +>*^« . . ^ ^

Hbemo the negative. "'"'"" '""^ "*°- '" " *°

oiudilTiaT '": "*"* "'^ '"" ^'°- ^»"- ^- Photo^.,ure. tn-

«u ioo. .hen r; Lr::: °^""" '^^ - *° "- "■» ^'»-"

The black-and-white draw^'n/x r,f n-,rf,- v „

turned, and whloh I re , T ^' "'"■ *"* i'"'' ••^-

!„,. H .T "-»'=lo« in the package I a. now aeniins is

It -ni:!?:": ! -^"-^^ ^^"--^ "-«• -

^^9 case of the Jaagers on the wing, tt win » .,
tiful Plato. ^ ^ "^® * ^®a^-

The photogravure plates which I reiaet «Kooi * ,

- hoo- are Piover Ba.. Pavio.. J 1 a.^^^ :" ^ "'

: rr "^ ^"'- "- "^-^^^ ^^-.-id etc

» length, a. atated in .y laat letter to Mr. K,eritt. '

Tkcj impossibilitv of £rAt^iy,„ +v,' v ,

leave has k«nt v ^ ""^ "^'*"'* ^"^° «^P« ^^

leave nas kept me here much after tha ti«. t u ,.

aeld xn California, a^ I ..„ ZZ t , ° '""■ *" **"

=* 0.0 article, tor U,. Hr.T vtl ^^ "°'" "" '"" ''^ '^^

.. . ^ volume( namely, those by Burrou^s

y. Orinnell. Koeler. Oannett. and Pernow) treat o/ao^ r^i

- -.eot. in .uoh ^er a. to rehire Uluatration. J. Z^Uy
.nora^e. the di«ioulty of arra^in, the illu.tr.tion.. hoth It

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figures and full page plates, for the book, and I think you can easily
appreciate that it is impossible for me to finish this job of ar-
ranging the illustrations until I have proofs or originals of all
of them in hand AT THE SAME TIMB, and also with all of the manuscripts
before me. The obstacles in the way seem almost insuperable.

I have just received from Puertea, and pass on to you in the
package I am now sending, a new drawing of the Golden- crowned Spar-
rov.'. This seems to me unf ortvmate . I liked the original drawing
very much, and supposed the reproduction could be corrected so as to
prove satisfactory, but Puertes evidently feels otherwise.

I regret exceedingly to pour out this string of complaint in
your ears, but I think you have hhe work sufficiently in hand your-
self to appreciate the extreme difficulties of mj' position and how
I am continually hindered day after day by ray inability to have be-
fore me at one time the necessary illustrations. You understand
also, I think, that except by accident I have no duplicate series of
photographic prints and that I have no allotment or fund out of which
to pay for tlie getting up of such duplicate series. If I ever have
the misfortune to undertake a job of this kind again, I shall begin
by securing two or three complete sets of all the photographs and
paste thee solidly into books so that they cannot possibly be borrow-
ed. I need one set arranged by numbers and another set Is-y subjects,
and they should be chained down so that none of them could possibly

get away.

Very tinily yours, .

Mr. W. H. Lanier. ^.>«^<:^ V

Doublodav, Page & Co.,

34 Union Sijuare, Now York.

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Doar Sirs:

Your lettor of the 3d i™t. rocoived. together with tho „« «.
Sravlng. and proof.. Ho.t of th«. proofs are a long «,- fro„ .atl-
factor;', and ,o,eral of thorn aro rotumod herewith. Ham- of the
letter, and n«eral. fail to .ho. up aM they give a poor enouA re-
.ult on your si.ed paper, end fail utterly on plain wove and laid
paper suoh a. we u.e. It i. of cour.e in,>oe,ible for u. to u.e a
out «>lch on the paper we e,^loy will give only a blur. In the lar-
geat p_ioture pleaee notice the foreground, fte .tippU^ on the bot-
t« part Of thi. illu.tration i. evidently t« clo.e for the re<^c-
tion. can y„u u>in it out .uffioiently. or deepen your e,^aving .o
a. 00 enable u. to get a reepeotable print free, it on un.l.ed paper?

In f .g-re 2, ti>e lettering in the body of the diagram was put
on by the draught^an after the dotting, and a, . oonse<^,ence i. u.
leglhlo. I did not obeerve thi. before .endi:^ it to you. Can .ou'
ole«, out the dotti^ end leave the letterl^ clear, or ie it ^'o...
sary to ^0 a new engravihgj I have partly cleared up the original
tracing you will ob.erve that .„e of the letter, along the top of
thi. ct failed to «.« in the roprotetlon. 1 am retu™i„g the
"•iginal. and engravi^ that require clearing up or making over.
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lettering. Please make a new cut, and make it five inches long in-
stead of four. Please keep all the originals clean and return to me
with the new cuts •

At yoiu* request I enclose two of the skull outs which were not
properly cleaned up; the rest of this batch I have sent away. It
seems to me that yoia* line engravings are getting to be almost as baA
as half-tones. They have iO little depth that they cannot be used
except on glased paper—a paper we never use.

The concluding remark in your last letter, in which you trust
that these horrible engravings are 'entirely satisfactory/ is equivft.
lent to expressing the hope that I am so stupid I cannot tell a good '
cut from a poor one.

Respectfully,

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

your latter of the 5th inst. is at hand.

In cwnpliance with your reoueat t >,-

Poople to start ri«ht in\iiJTT ''"' '^'''*" '^^ "^'^ ^^

look .i ^' Bui-roufiha mnuscript. If you will

eeipt Tti 1^7 ;"^ "^"^ "^"^' -^^-^-^' -- -

- isners at all conoGming this matter and «. t i •

day. r^r ^^,,, ^, ^^ ^ ''''^' *«^- «» « «*Plained yester-

• *^^Q no^ to have too much tvne ««+ r.,-.,K+
was in order to give us time to have the t ^ . ^ "^"^

Wise we would be h«id- ^^'^' "^^^^ °^«r-

wouxd be holding a quantity of tj^-pe in «allev nronf ;,• v
could not possibly liberate. ^ S^^ey proof whxch we

I am verjr mich disturbed by uour 8tatam«,,f +v, 4

some one who has received the Dacka^« t ..

"«wiw on ii,. I mailed the packa^a in +>,«

iJttwtage in the main post- office >io».« «»
way to office Monday mornine Julv 9 « h u ° "^

ad you before this It f '/"'^ '' ^^ ^^"^^ ^^ should Mve reach-
sage-brush picture Vich^^i"?^ ??^®" line drawings an«no +», ^v

Very truly yours *^^^^*^» * i-eoftin, ^^

Mr. W. H» Lanier

Doubledav, Page 4 Co.,

34 Union Squ^e. New York.

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Postscript. I have just discovered that I neglected to put
the nine Curi,is photogr^s asked for in the package of photogravures
retun^d to you by express this morning. I will trjr to get them off
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Julj' 5, 1900.

Dear Puertas:

Your letter of July 2 oeme a day or t,o .go. together with the
now painting of the Oolde„.oro«,. The letter I have forwarded to
lamer in aooordanco with your .iahes. aie. a. you say. is „st un-
fortunate, as it cause, a s«terial delay and possibly some dlffioulty
with the roproduoer. I had hoped that the proof of the other piotur,
could be so oorreoted and l^roved as to ans»er, as the original
seomed to be excellent.

^ I as, hopl^ for so» additional proofs every day. and unless I
hea,- from you to the effect that ym. have gone elsewhere, shall oon-
tinuo to send them to you at Ithaca as fast as received.

Thanking you for the great «„ount of trouble and pains you are
taking With these birds for the book, I remain, with best wishes,

Vorjr truly yours.

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Mr. A. H. Hershey,

Hew Era Print ir^ Co.,
Lancaster, Pa*
Dear Sir:

Doubleday, Page & Co. are very cuixious to got the first volume
of the Harriman Expo dit ion report* iitto tjT)e, and I am no less
anxious. We now have raost^ tiie text cats ready for this volume,
and I think can easily keep ahead of you. As I am goi^g to Califor-
nia in two or three weeks, it is iir^ortant to get as much of it as
^possible out of the way before I go, in order to avoid tremendous de-
lays in sending proof back ard forth across the continent. So I hop©
you will begin on the Burrou^s manuscript at onMr,

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July 7, 1900

Dear Mr. Lanier;

Many thanks for your kindness in wiring mo that the lost draw-
ings had turned up. This is a great relief.

I sont you last night the .nine Curtis drawings wanted by Bison.
and trust you will send them to him in spite of my remarks in a pre-
vious letter.

I am sending you to-day four colored photographs which I think
we can afford to reproduce. You remember that I was strugglir^ with
the coloring of these photographs when you were first on here. Well
I havo kept at it over since, and have had duplicate prints of a do.«
or more photographs colored by six different colorists. After they
were all done I went in despair to Holmes and found him good enough
to retouch for us the four I am sending herewith. These he says
should give th. cue to the lithographer, who.being provided with un-
colored prints of each should be able to turn out somethir^ good. It
should be insisted that the lithographers must make their base from
the original photograph-not from the colored copy in which much da- "
tail xs lost; so I am sending you the best prints I have along with"
the colorea ones, to bo so disposed of as you deem will give us the
best results. Personally, I am particularly pleased with the picture
showing the Eskimo topeks at Plover Bay. Siberia.

Now that we have decided Just which photographs we will atlS-
to reprocbce in color, we have liberated those ^ich we will not use
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with the photogravures for the following numbers: Harriman negatives
98 and 121; Curtis negatives 200, 273, 291 and 307, prints of which
I am sendir^g herewith. You have probably received before this from
Curtis through Stanley-Brown positives for all of these photographs.
Can you not atir up the photogravure men and also the lithographers
so that I may have a complete set of proofs els soon as possible? Un-
less they come very soon I do not see how I can complete the distri-
bution of the illustrations through the various articles before I
leave for California.

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The colored photographs m^ich I am sending to you herewith are
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220 — Scene in Glacier Bay^

255— Seal-hunters' huts, Yakutat Bay

306 — Tongue of Coliimbia Glacier projecting beyond

376— Sskiino topeks. Plover Bay, Siberia.

Verj^ truly yours, •

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Doubleday, Page & Co*,

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Baltimore, Md.
Dear Sirs:

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After a nost protracted delay I am sending you by this mail a
color sketch of the glacier picture of which you have already put the
base on stone. The water in the copy I am sending you is by no means
good, and you will doubtless be able to Improve on it.

How are you gettiig on with the bear and with the other Harriman
pictures? I am hoping to receive the rest of your proofs at an early
date.

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Mr. Chas. G. Tegethoff,

120 Broadway, New York.
Dear Sir:

I am obliged for your letter of the 6th inst., transmitting
checks in paionent of bills for work done by Urs. Mindeleff , Mrs.
Keeler, A. B. Morrison, A. B, Verrill, W. F. Roberts, and A. K. Bald-

win.

I enclose herewith receipted bills from Morrison, Roberts, and
Baldwin, and will return the others as soon as received.. Mrs. Minde-
leff 's receipted bill you already have.

Very truly yours.

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July 7, 1900

Uy dear Coe:

I sent the enclosed bill to Mr.Tiarriman', and he has returned
it with his check for the amount. Please get Verrill'a signature to
the receipt and rotum the same to me at once, and oblige,

_ Very trxily yours.

Dr. Wesley R. floe,

Sheffield Biological Laboratory,
New Haven, Conn.

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A few days ago I sent the accompanying bill for the last draw-
ings, amountir^g to $96.00, to Mr. Harriman for paitnent. I have to-
day received his check for this amount, paj^able to your order, and en-
close the same to you at onoe. Kindly sign and return to me the en-
closed receipt at your early convenience.

If you were only on this side of the continent instead of so far
away, I should be very glad to have you make a few more drawings for

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With kindest regards to you and Mr. Keeler, I remain.

Very truly yours,

Mrs. Louise M. Keeler, %

Higliland Place & Ridgproad,
Berkeley, Calif.

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Araorican Writing- Paper Co.

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Dear Sirs:

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Rm.lyin,,- to yorji- laUer of the 6th inst. iusx r.^ceived. I
v/ould state thut r^r irquirio^ ^. t,o a ra. «tock book paper which
.nil take li-ae outs v;.re in reference to a book of 4 or 5 voL.nes
the first volurr^e of which is intended to ho put on the .larnet in
October ,^ that the pHnti.,, ^ust^he done in Au^t^st an.i Sopteni-
■?^''\ ^ ""^ "^'' ^^^" ^'^"~ *^^^ quiy:.tity neoaod at the c;:-- siao
of the 7oli>mcs has not been detennined. So fur as the m: t- -1
in hanri indicates .the firs, volurr.e (p.^es 7m lnohe«) will oo^r,-
prise ahout 400 pa^-e. e..d will be publisHe/In .m edit:on of 5.000
copie.. The r,^:.iuir^ ^.A^e. will be 'r.ore tecbnical and vdli be

-^^ CGI Lion, ].o«sii-ly net moi-e ~nar: .1^00 cop.ies
^ach. I;, i. t,.o early to deten^i.e this just at present.

W},at we want U a sood ra^ atook paper. b:,t not necessarily
all rae. It m^^.t contain a rea«onal)l^ i^ercentage of sulphite
ouz ■n.t I., ^vee or nearly free froo wood ,ulj. and ^n.t not he ' '
filled or .i.ed. Anything, like a polished surface i. oh.-ecti.n-
ab.e. but I realise that the surtaoe must he <.ood in oro.r to take
U.0 er,^...i.,s .Htisfactorily, and a paper not qnitB so thick as
yc^.r »L^o Lux.:' sa-iplo wo.kl bo preferred. tU UuW^^Hw^te*. tlLt ^

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Doar CoeJ

Your letter dated July 3 roachod mo today* Two or tnroe days
ago I sent you Mr, Harriman's eheck to Vorrill, for tho work done on
the dreiwings/ address ifig the same to your former address—Sheffield
Biological Laboratory at New Haven, If you have not arranged to have
your mail forwarded, please take steps to secure this letter.

You had better arrar^ge to swap checks with Verrill,

leirr traly r^ours.

Prof. Wesley R. Coe,
Woods Holl, Mass.

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dear Rittor:

Thanks for yours of June 27, from Mendocino City-which is a
curious place for you anyway\ I urondor if you had time between tides
to notice the remarkable flora of the plain three or four miles inlani
from Mendocino?

Your Monopodia manuscript, with its extraordinary title, arrived
duly, and is now before me. You made a great mistake in not having
a child— either a boy or a girl vould do. I am sure either he or she
would give you pointers about making up drawings for plates. I
thought you had been e ditor long enoug^i to know that a folding plate
was the 'abomination of desolation' spoken of by the prophet Daniel .
If you don't, it is time you did. However, by means of a hatchet and
a small board I have been able to chop off the drawings from the back-
boards and have arwinged than so as to make respectable plates. One
slight embarrassment I encountered was the fact that the last' figure
on plate 1 bore the same number as the first figure on plate 2; in
other words, there were two figure S's representing widely different
subjects. I found also one or two blank references to figures, which
I have filled in. In suah cases, any old number will do. I have
sent the plates to the lithographer for reproduction, and if they are

*^°"^ 1"^^^^"® yi^l g^i *^is paper out before I go to California.

Before closing I wmt to congratulate you on that table of con-
tents, and also on the rhytlim and melody of your partner's name.
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Prof. W. E. Ritter,

University of Cal ifornia,

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Deeur Itr. Lanier:

Thanks for your letter of the 7th inst. The new proofs of Barry
Glacier (140) and Davidson Glacier (47) have just arrived, and msy be
accepted I think. I was a little disappornted that the Barry Glacier,
which is really very fine, did not 9how the clouds or fog of i.he
original photograph. However, the picture is very effective as^t is.

The san^jle of Hoen's paper fcr the lithographs which you enclose
seems to me satisfactory. Tiio other sample, while a good enough pa-
per, has too much gloss to suit me for a text paper. I enclose here-
with a sample of 'da luxe plate* made by the American Writing Paper
Co., Manchester, Conn., one side of which has a fine surface for line
cuts and at the same time is without the objectionable gloss. I do
not mean thai this paper is exactly what we want, for it is too thick,
and finished on only one side, but it is an excellent paper and shows
verjr well what we should be able to secure^ I am sure the Peter Adams
Paper Co. can furnish a similar paper without the ^loss.

Can you tell me when m- negatives are likely to be returned? I
fear Curtis will leave Seattle for a orip to Montana md Arizona be-
fore they reach him, and Mr. Harriman is—aB you lcjiow--in a great
hurry for the completion of oh) album for which these negatives are

needed.

Very truly yours,

Mr. H. W. Unier, ' *' l^^M^Ji0
Doubiecuw, Page & Co.,

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Thanks for your letter of the 7th, just received, and also for
the series of checks which tame a day or two a^o. Mi-s. Chapman's be-
lated bill arrived this mornir^. and J .. enclosing it heruwith. This
clears the docks to data, so far as I am concomod. . T^e check might
be sent direct to Mrs. Chapman at her New York address, which is 157
West S4th St. .

Your onclosufes are in>8rostin^ if not amusing.

Have you received y.e final batch of positives from C^artis? I
neard from haft about ten days ago, to the effect that he would send
them in a fow days.

Lanier is a little balled up on the matter of the reason ^y tho
printers have not sH up the. text of Burroughs' article. He was away
at the time the order was given to have the article put in tj^e, but
at that time we had hardly any of the text cuts. So I wrote Mr. Page
that it sc-emed hardly profitable to sot any large amount of tj-pe un-
til Dhe illustrations that were to go in the text had been di-awn. He
agreed with me in this, and gave sc«. order to the printers, to 'go
alow.' or aoc^ething of the kind. As a matter of fact, it is hardly
a woek Since I succeeded in securing the 'sage-brush j,lain' picture
wo wanted to go in tho first few p^s of the manuscript, and the '
proof of this drawing has not yet come to hand: so you can easily see
now useless it would be to have a quantity of t^^e held up waiti.^ for
these Illustrations. As matters no,v stand, I have all of T,h« draw-

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ipgs up to Yakutat MY> ^^^ept a small sketch which will be done day
after tomorrow, ^om now on, I think wo will be able to keep ahead

of the printers*

The fenc:^-in of a fiord (say a small one, only a thousand or

iwo feet deep) is a great scheme and one that had not occurred to me
before. Whom would you suggest as the most likely individual to
drive a herd of sea-elophanlA ap t^bava from the south seas. .Tinj.sting
that you will not fail to co-operate in this matter with the utmost
po6!i1fbl9 alacrity and energy, I am, as always,
t Yours,

.^K^s:^

^mS. YaMr enclosures are returned herewith.

J. Stanley-Brown, Esq.,

120 Broadway, New York

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Dear Stanloy-Brown: " •

Your lottor of the 9th inat. cam to«iay. By the same Maill re^
ceiired a letter from Lanier stating that mj.. negatives had iust been
received from Giibo, the photograrora man, and *-ould be sent roe a.
once, 'riis letter WK8 .iated yesterday, so thay should arrive this
evening or first thing in the morning. As soon as they come I will
return to you for shipncnt to C^^tis the ton remaining to complete
the albuon set. No one reijrets mora than I do this unforeseen delay
in releasir^ my negatives, ft; the 17th of J.^.e, now nearly a month
^go, I wrote Bveritt. of Doubieday, Page & Co., that we wure in a
great hurry to finish the alb'om and needed my negatives a* once. I
gave him the n'j^^,(rf the 10 negatives wanted for the album, and
requested him to get thea back from Gilbc. I also su^ested that if
he was not yet done with them he should make positives, thus liber-
ating the negatives at once. The trouble seoms to be thg^t Gilbo is
an obstinate cuss and has no intention of doing anything until ho
§Gts ready, and still less intention of putting himself to the troub-
le i|-mak^ positive when he onco h&J the negative in his possaesion.
^wever, there is an end to all thirds, and aftor aLmost daily let-
ters on this subjffijt for tne past month it looks as if the nogativea

Of whiclJ^e^vo^lftife-?:^?^,^--^^^^^^^ ^^^-- -t

Vei^y truly yours, ^ ^

J- Stanloy-Brown, Esq.,

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Dear Mr. Lanier: ' '^i^

Thanks for your leUer of trie 9th inst., just received, and for
the b.Atch of proofs of the line dreiarings, which arrived by oxpress
this aftornodnc Most of these arxi fairly £jooQ, though nearly all <^f

them Siiow defect^s when examined critically. lb may bo possible piiri
c:' the t rouble is due to poor ink and caraios? printir^g* If your art
Bdltor only had time lo compare the proofs critically with the drakv-
inc^s, he would do-ibtless have ri\o defects remedied and at the same
time save a loL of my timeo If you could induce your plioto-ongravjr
to be a lit^tlc^ uore cai-oful about keeping originals clean I should be
obligedo

I am returning herewith seven of the originalsto be re-engravodo
In four of Uiese I made the mistake of marking for too small a reduc-
tion. The four in question are

Railroad st-ation, summit of White Pass,

Gamp on Muir Glacier,

Homer ,

Totem-pole at Alert Bay. »■» i^

The other originals returned are. Balanced rook on Muir Glacier;, which

has lost the upper left-hand corner, and the head and tail-pieces of

Jaegers on the wing. If you will compare the proofs of the latter

wilh the origirials yc>u will soe that the black fails in several

|>laces-.-notably on the heads. They will come out ^clearly, doub^>less,

if mads sligiyj^v^jLarger; w I havg marked the drairin^ for 2 1-4

inchos*

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surest th«+ +>, . ^ ""^ P^®- ^ *0"id

P -ou.ly ..nton. several of ..ertes' o.igi^i.. 1„ or.ter to give
^^.^^ OPPO..H. . .. ... .0., ,,, ,,,, .„, ,^,„^^ ^^^^_^ ,j-

ar..- Jr r''' '"•'' °' "" '"■^•'°<^--- i- -tion Wo not ,..

oTr -:^"''' ""''"'"^ "°"° '" ^'-^ ~'-^'«- ^^ -= is ,;j

Of », nogat.vos. on .-ocoipt of .Hioh thoro wUl bo g.-cn Volooi

;T'"r""^ info™.^ ™ 0, ..>.„ , ,.,, ^,,,,^. ,_, ^.^_ ^ ^^_^^

time, and written ^/ou—th«t p,>>.4--, ,-- ^

^et hold . ■^''' ^'^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^« i^^'^iii'^y 1>o

get hold of my negatives.

W ,^o3tlon that Androw t-y Ms w.« at one of tho color

photogravuras from ono of tho four ooln-.-. r.hoto,r.,„h,

A^ „ ' i-'^ioi'Ofii^aphs sent vqu a fow

days ago, strikes me as admirable ',• h. .

thing. aorrarable. .. l he succeeds it vviil be u fine

By all rriGfins send me raUev nrnrf ^f p ,. '

« t,a-iej proof of Burroughs' article as fast

a. .0,. ,ot H. 30 that I ean rea. at .oh o.. ti.. .. : „^ j^""

whicn as you Know are very m^erous and all of -Mfih .. • ,

you can send me tho copv retn>'r ^rt f>, p -^-feonds.

V.0P, returned from Burror.glas later. This will *
give me a little more time.

As to nmning headings, my idea would be to rut ^h. ' .
author at the top of the left-hand page, a i ,.7' " ''^

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r '^t. Does this maot with your approval? I should put iranning heads
in jrirall caps, unless you incline to the contrary. The text cuts I
will have to arrange in each instance to moot the requirements of the

case.

STiall I return the proofs to you, or to the Now Era people
direct/5

Very truly yours.

Henry W. Lanier^ £f,q., *

Doubleday, i^-ige & Co.,

34 Unioa Square, Now York.

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

Thtnks for yours of the 10th inst.. Just received.

Am I to inl'er that you are sendiiv all of -h. i .
eranh^ i.. a a '. «"uing ail of uhe colored photo-

S^^phs to Andrew for reproduction?

The box of negatives arrived ih-'^ «„^ *

thankfnl . w 4^, I ''' ^^'' *^^'^^ I «« devoutly

x.nanRful, and the duplicate proofs nf w^^*

delivery %l„ ^>,« . Pnotogravures came by the same

teri T '"" '"'^^ °^"°^^^^^ ^^^* ' -ote you yes-

terday I sent you also the original drawing of f>, v .
i?i««^ , . ^ arawing of the head of College

Fiord, .ho,^ B,yn Ma»r OUcior 1„ profile on tho left B,a 7
*.ctio„ Of «,i. .r»i^ .rou^, „„, ^, ^ ^ ^ ^ f • ^ "P-

n.1 Which I have had readied. Keaae ha»» . ^^'"

roplaoo the old one. ' "'"' ''«'"^''*'^ ""^ ^

tio, Itu"'.'"^" ""^ ^•°^°^™-" *'* >-» iust arrived I „„.

b ..»h „„ the lef. chee. and a„o«>er direotl, over his noj td\

black spot on his fur collar T„ ih. i .

tJie 'Int^.- p ^ *^' canprising two views of

the Interior Passage' the number 280 has not h..

oh1if^>.o+ A ^ ^ °®®" auccessfullv

*e olfset Of ^0 ..tor fro. the aky-li« „„ the left hand ed,, of
the picture, to .hich , called aUantion on a>e first proof Zs'
eon corrected, and the line of ^.n or ovorlappi^ o the t.?::
tives hasnot .eon oMiterated. ^e plate need, a littl, oareL
working over, ft, -Ice pacR in Vaicutat Bay i, ,^y ^„, ,^
Shoeing the -blarJcet ^ark' on the «irface of tte ioe. This of course

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it is Yoi^ important to ooi-rect. This sane •biankot mark' shows in
ft^me of the other pictures. I trust that you will take means to pro-
vent its perpetuation in the final prints. The picture of 'Kadiak
village* is still painfully dim in the distancia.

Of course you have had onou^i experience with photogravures to
know that ti^ie edition does not run even, and you will have to detail
some competent person to go over all of the prints from each plate,
to throw out those which do not come up to the highest standard;
otherwise everj' volume will contain some unsatisfactory prints.

Have you taken up the matter of the lettering for the photo-
graviires? I c.:Ln supniy the legend on the first proof in those cases
in which it was returned to me, thereby saving one copy of each.
The name of the person who made the photograph should, I think, go
on the left hand side of each plftte, as an offset to the name of the
man who makes the photogravure, which is on the right side. Would

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tis photo'?

?ery truly yours.

H^» H. W. Lanier,

Doul le day, r#go & Co.,

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Thanks for ycJur letter of the 10th inst.

I am very glad to know that the balance of CSurtis positives
hare been received and tiinied over to Doubleday, P&ge fe Co#

At noon today I received a package from Doubleday, Page & Co.,
supposed to contain ray negatives. As I was learing office at the
time, I turned them over to Dt. Fisher with a maiorandum of the num-
bers needed, and he agreed to send to you by the 2 o'clock express
the ten negatives wanted by Curtis for the album. These should reach
you not later than tomorrow morning.

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July 12, 1900..

Dear Mr. Lanier:

thanks for your letter of tho llth. just rocei„ci. I an .i„a
that ,,ou ,ni scrutinize the reproductions .ore oarefuU,- hereafter,
-th a View t^btaini^ »r, ^atisfaoton, results. I incline .„
^.nk that several „.>re of tho text cuts should be r^ a little
laraer. »iu you not kindly look then over with this in aind?

The four galley, of Burrou^s proof ea« today. I note tho ab-
sonc. Of ^ head-piece (tho train of «rs, wiU. its attached initial
lotlor. ju insertion here will upset .A, whole of the first „ara-
graph, which is vory long.

Had you not better send all of U,o blocks thus far approved, to
tho to Bra Company at once, in order to avoid as far as possible ro-

r^inning of type?

The galleys I now f«ve take tlureo text outs, as foll«s: (1) the
train head-piece; (2) Oroen Fiver Butte; (3) the sage-brush plaln-
of which y.u have not yet sent ™ proof, as it was in the last batch
of drawings I sent you. This will have to oono beforo I can send
tho proof back. The photogravure of Shcshono Falls belongs here
also. I a. not quite clear as to how you disposed of this Ulu«.
tration. Has it been taken i, htad? If I .emembor correetlv, two
photographs of .J.e Palls, one fro. Mr. Harridan's best negative, the
other fro. ,ny best CHo.lO) were to go on one page. Is this correct?
PROOF. Let us get started right in this matter, to avoid dlf-

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ficultios fai*ther along. It is now agrood, if I understand correct-
ly, that as soon as sot up one proof will bo sent Burroughs with copy^
and duplicato proofs to you and me. I shall read my proof carefully -
and with reference to any alterations Burroughs may make, and will
place the text figures where they belong and insert the proper
legends. I shall be obliged if you will liave one of your expert
proof readers read a sot of the p^oof with special reference to
spelling, spacing, and broken letters, and send the same^^w^me, so
that I may incorporate his corrections with my own before returning
to the New Era people.

I am much distressed about the color reprodxictigns. I fetir they
are not coming out so well as wo hoped and expected. One trouble
with the Heliotype Co. is their everlasting slowness. They have now
had a lot of work since the vory beginning, and have submitted, if I
am not mistaken, only two proofs, both of which, were unsatisfactory.
I refer to the Harlequin Duck, and head of the Eider. Revise proofs
of these have not bo^n received, although the first proofs were re-
turned nearly two months ago. I have had the same difficulty //ith
the HeliotiT)0 people again and again, and am having it just now in .
soQie work they are doing for the Washington Academy of Sciences. Thoj''
promised to deliver tho entire edition of six plates on Juno 10--more
than a month ago — and I have not yet received final revise proofs.
Tho Hdliotype people do excellent work, though their work, like bhat
of most other' concerns, is not iaiiform| but they can never be ddpend-
od on for a job where time is an objecL. In this respect they are a
good deal like Moisel, who does better work than any one else in
America I believe, but who is always behindhand. My own honest

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b"xo.„ ChH3.«.. an. .dfl r t "• "' '-"^ "^""^^ <=-

-=00. out in octobor! I h!,e J T" ""^ "° "^ ^°'"« '° «»' «>"

Photog-avuroe. If „, ^, ^ ,^ / '*""* 1°" "-n haU of tho
to oo.pl„te the.o and to ^k. -7 '""° '^ """ ""^ ''°'--^"'""--

«- ti.0 plannod. ^Hhe«o.o. I l"""" T *" '^'^ ""^ °"' ^

"-o», in spito Of the w„ ^^. „, , ^ '""•'"«• ^'» i«i "«-
*«• tha past t.o .on.^, o. ^oTT 1 , " ' '""' ^'"" '*» '^'^>-
Of th^ P.„3ent .„„.,,, diff,.^;^.: ';V°^ ^" '^'■"' »" =-
longer and oonttao to out sU or ■ '■ '•''™""'ero l«„ »eejB

I oannot ho^ to ,.tfar«,or alo^ IZ\ \ ^^ °" "^^ '°°'' '•°'*

• -ou^« a-tiolo in t„o »iu, i.r "° ''°'' °' "^ «-

of the proof for all th„ „,i, ^'guros. The romaindor

;» oaufornia. .J rrr:: rrx: theT '° ^° ^-^ ^° ™

^.-thor«.e. when I a. m the Hold I alT ^ T'"""' ""' " °- '

not oxpeot to «ot „.u ^tenor ta^ „„,, „ ' "' ^=°^"'"° «* "^ .
"y loss ofun than thia-aa , sh^l 1/ '" ^ """" ^°''*-f-'-
oannot sond out for mail. **^' '" '''''' """ntains aid

I iiave no»^ most of fhn ri^^ • . '

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t-tio„ Of .,.i„h p.,.,„„,. „.r ., ! "".-'~».-«ole. the iiu,,.

t^ation or Which p.„,„„t, ^^, ,jf,i,„,„^.^

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If it, still seoraa to you possible to fjet Uio book out in Octo-
ber, I am willing, as you know, to ao ovory thing I possibly can to
that ond, but if it is clearly out of Iho qiiostion there is no use in
killing ourselves in a hopeless attempt, and we can certainly secure
better lllusLraLloiis if we can l;avo a llLtlo more tiiae. I suppose
wo coula count on bringing it out In tirae for tho Qiristmas trade.
What do >'ou think? If wo take more tinuj we raiglit possibly get Moisel
to do more of the colored plates. I have never seen a bird plato by
him, but judging from his phenomenal success in ot,hor difficult sub-
jects, would not be surprised if ho outdid all the other lithograph-
ers. Certainly there will be no harm in trying him if we have time.
It might bo well a.lso to try Julias Bion, of Now York, although I
once ha«l a very unsatisfactory experience with him. Still the Bien
concuru knows how to do good work, and they have just brought out tho
fiufefit lot of colored plates of fishes ever produced. Personally, I
am not in favor of giving any more work to any of tho lithographers
who already liave o>ar work in hand, until we get their results. I
havo had some rather painful oxporionoos in tho i)H8t, resulting from
the giving out of ' a lot of plates before I found out what each firm
was actually going to do. Thoy kept putting mo off until finally
the woT-k had to go to presi iJid I was obliged either to accept in-
ferior elates or publish the book without tlie r.lates. Bien was one
of tho men who squeezed tne hardest in this way, and I hava ncvor for-
given him. I boliovo it would bo a good plan to p.,t a time forfeit
on ali of the lithographers, partioularly the Hcliotype people, who
are absolutely vint>-.;stwortliy in this respect. Tliey will promise any-
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«&-oo<i npon, tl,o anomt of fo-foi, , ,

"t"- «.y to b.i^ ,h«s. people -.0 u™ '*'"°'" ""* °' ™^'

I M. vory jjlad to know ttal .-„ „

«»n 0. Stanlo,-Bro.„ a, to fh^' 'it T "'^^^'^'=''« ^^^-^ *• "--
-^? r ahould disl<ko to b, ,' ^; "' "'""°'- ■'•» "- -t "Wrty to

p-= -t.o„t an ^J:2:r °" '°"' '--^'-"^ '- ^-- ^ «-

** to the throe Crtis positives 1„

^ w . arontt somo tine a^o that )),„ ,
ot to straighten ti™ «,t »as for . " '"'^' ' "'""'

positives twelves, so timt T ''""' ''"^ " °"''''"' '"•^'"'' ■"• ^h"
"Ot appear to tall,. „iti, ,, °°" '^° ='"•" ■''«' "-""y --o- ttey do

lors. ^ "" '■^'' '•™'"''« v-«cios „„ „, a,t Of „«-

I lioro written so nuoh .Jiat r f ,.

Pl-e let « ask „„ to ,ive f rst '" ""' '"' '"'^^"^^

^"'t nguros. .,i,i„, „3, ; J^2 oons.doration to the ,u,.tion of

^>^n .0 ,reatl, oUi.ed ^f y" ,1 tlr"'-^" "'■" ">° -^^- '
*'° 1=- -t3 ti.s far „.de, ,it, a" vier.! hir" ''' "" ""^'' °'
^0 not ^lisfaeton.. Undoubt-dl-- an, , ^ '^ °"" ''"°'' "

'"S " Uttle l..r,er. .o,. inehl is ZT- '" '"""■"'"^ ''^' °^-

««ub, as xt does noL i!iako%nPf.-^.- ^ t •^

^ho page i„t.=o„ the te,t and .ut bu. r J '"'"'*'' °^

have a n,.,ber 3 1-2 indr, , "" °™" ^''"•'' '»

to bo indented in the f.-, bedV ', """" '"^ """Kintended

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fhilo I deprecate- the additional 3xpcnso of iiaving those niado ovor,
I still thiiik it by far tho bottcr plan in caso tJtio result can be ma-
to-rially improved by so doin^^t In examining a largo lot of drawings
for reduction I always find it difficult to know just how to mark
them, and some of them nearly always prove to be cither too large or

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Very truly yours.

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Mr. K. W, Lanier,

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Mf. A. B. Hoon,

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% dear Sir;

I thi,* I „do a „j.t^, j„ nur,boringtho photo- 1 Itho^^ph
Plates of »hich ,0, sont .. proofs a f^ cU;. a,o. Tha .r's
shoula .0 aa follcs: ,„ Wstologlcal plate. ,UI Orab,. IX Pishes.
- I isave you some ether m»,bers, please change to these.

I a. .»,ewhat distressed aWt «,o colored plates you a« ^..
i^i for t),e Harrlran book. De net send in any .ore proofs until the
^^. are satisfactory to you. It will not take any «re ti« in the
0.'!. and , an sure will be ™ch better for all concerned if .«. are
ven- particular and critical yourself, even if yeu have te re-proof
several ti«s before sending proof, to the publishers.

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Dear Professor Bmorson:

Do you recognize the enclosed photosraph, which is No.l34 of Mr.
Harriman's personal negatives? I caimot quite place the curious
saddle-back moimtain. hut think it is somewhere along the base of the
Alaska peninsula. Possibly your memory- is a little sharper Uian
mine on this subject.

With best wishes.

Very tnily yo-ars.

Prof. B. K. Bmorson,

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Dear Mr. Lai.ier: *

Ano' hor batch of galley proof roaohGd mo this mornir^, making
12 galleys in alio This takes us as far ac wc have ail of the text
figiiros, Knd sovoral for this oarly part are loin^ mado over; so
there is not rrracii use in getting :auch more mattor in tj^o until .vo
have the rest of the cuts.

I rOGoiyod from you today by express proofs of the Chickadeo,
Harlequin I>.;ck, and Eider's head, and have sent the saine to F'aertos,
roquosting him to return direct to you. It soeM to mo tjiat the
chickadee and eider's head are fairly good, and with a little char*go
in some oi the tints v/ill answer very well. The harlequin duck does
not agree very closely with the copy, particularly in the chestnut
on the head and flanks. Tlie lithographer neglected to return the
first proof with corrections indicated thereon.

In the sa'ne package- I was very glad to find proofs of sovoral
new photogravures, r-.ost of which are -xceilont, although. I d? not lite
the greenish tints. TJie small pond on Heather Island is a foggj^ re-
product ion-«-perhaps intgntionally. Tlie original is sharp enough.

Sorao of the pictures have been rotouo/iod to their disadvantage.
I refer particularly to the v/ater of the cascades of Indian River,
which, while making a vc;ry pretty picture, does not agree at :\11 in
detail with the water in the original photograph.

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size, triirs off the original to fit the size of the reproduction.
Sometimes this does no harm; at other times it mars the picture. For .
instance, if you compare his photogravure of 'Stranded icebergs' with
the original, whicli I mi sending in the package with a lot of other
photographs, you will see that the additional foreground in the orig-
inal makes it a more attractive picture than the reproduction. In
the case of the Serpentine Glacier (292) a serious error has been
committed. The tops of two snow:.^ pearls have been loft off, and the
fog which obscures the crest of the rar^o in the origina.1 has boon
talcen away and tlio top of the range moulded to fit the placa whore
the fog originally was. You nay remember that this same thing was
dozie in a previou^:^ negative. When the next ship visits Harriman Pioixl
v/ith a copy of this book on board, they might be surprised-- if the dey
happened to be clear — to see the m.ountains boliinu Serpentine Glacier
reaching up several thousand feet higher than shown in our picture.
Of course this will have to be fixed.

In the same package I am sending an additional batch of Curtis

photographs, corresponding with^the positivi?a you nov/ have for repro-
duction by photogravure. Some of these are for single plates, name-
ly, Nos. 187, 315, 315-c, and 452. The others go two on a plate, as
follows: 246 and 24^, 360-c and 419, 390 and 405. 423 and 444, 212
£md 213-c. I have markod most of the originals for reproduction and
trimming.^ Enclosed herewith are five proofs of Lhe text figures,
which I think will be improved by a slight enlargement. The originals
are in the packagvO with the photographs, and go by express.

Please call the attention of the er^graver to the fact that the
drawing of Muir Glacier is patched, and that tho engraving will need

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cloaping out along that lino aftor it is mado. Ho ovorlookod our
momorandura to this effect on tho original.

Do yov think you are getting tho best results attainable in tho
way of these line engravings? Would j^ou not got much bettor picture
from C. L. Wright?

Vory truly yours.

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Revise proofs and originals of t-Vo "harlequin Duck. King Eider,
and Chickadees came today, ar.d a-o for./arded to you herewith. Please
return direct to Mr. Lanier, as heretofore, to save tine.

We are getting ahead v:ry slowly.

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cleaping out along thst lino after it is nado. Ha ovorlookod our
memoranduM to this effect on the original.

Do you think you are getting the best results attainable in the
way of these line engravings? Would i'ou not get much better pictures
from C. L. Wright?

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Revise pwofs and originals of the Harlequin Duck. King Eider,
and Chickadees came today, and are forwarded to you herewith. Please
return direct to Mr. Lanier, as heretofore, to save time.

We are getting ahead v:ry slowly.

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Doar Curtis:

Stanle-'-Brown and our Nqw York pu"bli»h0rs toll me that the last
batch of positives forwarded by you arrived in good condition. Ono of
thoin was broken after the package roashod thair hands. This is Har-
riman No. 8. which I shall bo obliged if you will replace.

Are ^'ou ready to return the negatives you have had for the al-
buni? If so, I wish you would do so as early as possible, as a number
of them are wanted for the book. If for any reason you cannot return
thora at once, please send me positives of Gilbert's 313. 325, 333;
Harriman's 8; Merriam's 10. Please scjid rao also positives from the
following Curtis negatives: 199, 225, 233; iUo if possible your pano-
rania of Columbia &lacior, which was mounted in the sa-nple album just
recoivod by Gilbert. Tliis we particularly want for the book, and I
hope you can send mo a good positive. You may have forgotten that
.'ou never ssnt the good prints^ you promised last winter of this pic-
tiiro. I i^-ave also failed to receive the two prints asked for of tho
vertical boavor totem. No.454--pro\)ably due to the irresponsibility

of +iie Seattle postmaster.

Voiry tmly vo^^s.

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July 14, 1900

Dear Mr. Lanier:

Your lottors of tlie 12th and 13th inst. arrived to-day. TJio
^even proofs of lino drawings also cane today, and I am returning
two of the originals to you herewith, to be made over a little sjnall-
er* On examining those critically, I find that a number oIL linos
failed to reproduce. You certainl3'' are not getting the bast v/ork for
those line figures. I think- both of these will look better if

reduced lit about a quarter of an inch more than in the first
proof, and have marked them accordingly.

The drawings of Now Metlakahtla which j^ou sent mo were entirelj''
satisfactory, only tho originals were made very much too big for the
reduction, and the reductions I think are a little big for our page.
Please look at them and see what you think about it. I think the man
v/ho did thorn might do others for us to advantage if he does not put
too high a price on his work. Wo have paid Mrs. Keeler, who has done
the best work we have had, an average price of $6 each for hor draw-
ings. For tho drawings made from blue prints, of which I have sent
you about 40, \vo have paid an average price of $4 oach. The drawings
remaining to bo done are in the main more difficult than those made
heretofore, for the reason tliat most of them are combinations from
two or more photographs, and the artist will need detailed instruc-
tions as to what to include and how to treat the siibject. If your
man will do them at a reasonable figure, I will select and send j^ou
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When, you have tirao I wish you would look at the photogi-avure of
Barry Glacier (my nogativo No.l40). I think you have both first and
second proofs. Hie first proof was exceedingly beautiful, but there
was a serious error in it. due to the substitution of a clear sky for
the foe which in the original photOt^raph obscured the mountains com-
pletely above a certain hoiglit. The lower edge of this fog was shown
nicely in the reproduction. I called attention to this in my letter
to Mr. fivoritt, and a second proof was rendered. In this second
proof no attempt has been made to reproduce the delicate form and
veil- like effect of the fog. but the jirea above the lower edge of the
fog has been unifomly darkened. The more I look at the picture the
loss I like it in this new form. It certainly is verj' much less ef-
fective than the first proof, and if the fog were continued upward
in ti.j latter the picture would bo simply sublime.

Now as to the lettering for the photogravures. The fly-leaf
business may be a necessity to prevent the photogravures from soil-
in^ tho text, in whi<* case I should bo in favor of it notwithstand-
ing its bothor and expense. But to print tho legend on tlie fly- loaf
jacms to mo a fleeting fad which ou^^t not to bo encouraged. Gilbo's
photogravures are tiio only onos I }mve received with tho plate mark
closed in where it will remain in ^le odition. If you will look at
these yen; will see that ho has arranged them purposely fo)* tho logenc
—leaving in both the vo'-tical and horizontal ones an extra broad
space i ,rlov; the picture for the insertion of the legend. Ify idea
would Le to put Uxe 'photographed by' in small type close up undor
tho loft corner of the picture, corresponding to the photogravure
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middle in modsrato sized tjrpo and not too black. I think this will
be in good taste and look very nicely, I should like to see it tried.

The bird proofs which you mention in your letter of the 12th
reached me a day earlier than your letter, and I wrote you yester-
day respecting then.

You are a funny follow. In your letter of the 12th you tell me
with tears in your eyes that your packer smashed tlie positive of Har-
riman's No. 8. Then in your letter of the following day you tell me
that if I will hurry up and send you either the negative or positive
of Mr. Harriman's No. 8, you will have the Shoshone Palls picture
turned out promptly. Since Curtis has Harriinan's negative No. 8 and
also ray negative No. 10, I fear we shall have to wait until ha can
male and ship us the positives, which will be probably about two
ifoeks. Tho package of photographs you mention sending has not yet
•rrived, but will probably come Monday.

Since you mention this matter of careless packing in your office
which resulted in the loss of positive No. 8, perhaps you will pardon
mo for telling you that several of tlie packages I have received from
you lately have not been packed with anythi^jg like the care that
cha>v,cterized former packages. Apparently they have been wrapped up
exactly as you handed them to tho clerk— usually print side up, to
gri:-rf. against the coarse pasteboard or outer wrapping papor, and in
sevorai instance» with the corners folded ovor and badly bruised.
Previous to a weeii or ten daj^s ago all packages from your office vcre
properly packed.

I agroe with you entirely about the desirability of attaching
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cle I am attaching them to the proofs. Still another package of
pT^of arrived today, btinging the matter doim into Prince William'
Sound, and ending on ^lley 17. It certainly is not worth while to
put any more in type until wo ^t further along with the drawings.
I am delighted to know that you will road the proof and send ma* your
correct ion» and suggestions. Burroughs' corrections have not yet
reached me.

The throo unnumhored positives from Curtis hftve not reached mo.
They will probably come Monday, when I will identify imd return them
at once.

I will write Stanley-Brown, as you suggest, with respeol, to the
desired increase in the number of photogravi;res«

The remaining colored plates in ray hands are all by Puertes.
There are four of them if I remember rightly. Knight has not yet
returned the fox, which he took to change the position of the foreleg.

Have you forgotten about the title-page? A little over a month

aKp i''Ou promised to send me another proof with, the words 'narrative*

and 'Burroiighs* reversed as to size, Eind with some sort of a cut or

vignetoo in the space intended for the same. T.vc corrections should

be made in the names on this title-gage. Dall's name is William

Hoaloy Dall— instead of Hea^% Fornow's is Bomhard, instead of

Bernard. It occurs to me that we might possibly select from our text

cuts a small one that would look well on the title-pa^e for the vig-
nette, i am not quite clear as to \vhat you intended to use.

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July 14, 1900.

Dear Stanley-Brown:

We now have in the neighborhood of 50 photogravures in hand for
the first volume. In reading over the text of the various articles
I find thiat this number is entirely inadequate to illustrate the
subjects. If agreeable to Mr. Karriman, we should have about 50 more
--possibly not quite so many; but I would like to be authorized to
select this number If no large a number proves desirable to fully
illustrate th« text. I think I have already selected at least 30

more.

In having so many photo. j;ravures made we are getting them at a
rather low price. They will cost from $75 to $85 each, as near as
I can figure the amount, for an edition of 5000 copies ready for
bindittg. So if we had 100 photogravures the total cost would be
about $8000,

Ever since I ^^,ot back from northern Now York early in June, I
have been putting about eight hours a day on this book work, and am
employing a stenographer afternoons to help with the co^-respondence.
I now find, from the amount of work alioad, that it will be impossible
for me to get the remainder of the work in proper shape to leave
before the end of this month, when I must certainly go to California.
Th9 greatest difficulty is in getting the line^-^drawings made. The
next is in findirig time to properly edit the manuscripts and secure
the proper illustrations for each. If I can find a competent man, I

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suppose I am authorised to employ a little additional assistance dur-
ing the next two weeks. Tliis would be of considerable help under the
present pressu^'e of work, I had thouglit of trjdng Wood, with whom
you have had some experience I believe. He is a good proof -reader,
and sliould bo helpful also in editin^j. •

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•^"^ly 16, 1900,

Daar Mr. Lanier:

Gilbert No. 125, Mt. Bckeco-^h.^ p->«

Gur-m ^0^"^^% l^«^« ortr1e)^'°" "°"-'^^^^^- ^^°^ind Sitka (look-

(\Z*} „ -•^^' Niuiatak Glacier

0.rt:. No.253, Seal-huntors'TiUag,, Yakutat Bay. .

tnl' rt"' f-°" '"*""" '° ^™" '"°'-''- "'-6 With so.e oth.„.
tMngs I hope to too roady ly »^t ti™.

I .-ooeived a tologra^: f«„, «.. HarrXma,. toda- authorising „a '
^ «ao the additio^l photosravu^e. „hieh „ d ai.^ ^I .:

" »o a pieoo 0. .ood „e,e to ..„ as .,eXI a. to .e. On ul
--«t. 0. it I have o.do.ed f.o. .^Hia positives o. aevo-al -d-

aiLioMal pictures. o ax ..a-

«-;^^^^^ £--t aimcultios in tho way of additional text
-^^-s as to find sultablo subjects. We need a lot of pictures of

Huu,ect« .a i.avo not ,ot photographs of , or if .e i.avo photo.raoi:.. it
ta.e. several of the. to cov.r what wo want to show. However. I a.
pushin, this .natter now as hard as I can, and hope for results short-
ly-. So,^e of the remaining fi^aros necessar.^ for the early part of
tno D^miscrip-t &re proraissd for tonorrow.

Vary truly yours,

ffr. K; W. Lanier, ^ .VajAt-

Doiroloday,,PagQ&Co., ^**^^^

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July 16, 1900

Dear Koolor:

Tlianks for your letter of tho 9th inst. from Glon Bilon, with

onclosod totom-pole with the desired grass about tho base. I will

havo a cut mado of this at once.

The multitudinous details connected with the bringing out of
this book iiaVG completely swamped me, and made it impossible for me
to got away. I hope, however, to get off about tl:ie end of tho month,
and shall report in California shortly afterward. Whether I go diroct
to San Francisco or take a roundabout way via Puget Sound, remains
to b? seen. At all events, 1 shall br.ing up in tho Sierra as oarly

as ty^acticoSlo.

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With kindest regards to Mrs. Kcelor, in which }Jtcs. Morriaci joins.

Very. truly vours.

Mr. Charles Kocler,

Ridgoroad & Highland Place,
Berkeley. Calif.

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Dear Mr. Lanisr:

Youi* letter of tho 16th is at };ajid.

I returned to -.-OU this n^raiiig tho throo positivos you sont mc
for identification, concerning- "^Aich I '.rote you yesterday.

No^ about loitering the photoeravures . You know there arc only

- ••t> T ]^ve two copies: of most of thorn I have one copy
a fov/ of whidi 1 ^^t^.o . ^ ^^.^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^ g^ain

onlv. If I label tJiis and fot^om to , J- ^

AVput half pi ti'O photogravures iiON be .n^
be as badly off as ever. About hal. ^^ ^.^^

.... I have absolutely nothi.^ -J-- \ :,, ,, .,oto,raphs in
naidos for tho pliotogravure raen the only v.op.os o. . . u
: oLssion. \ost Of the photographs. --^-^^ "^
.th the photo..avuros no. finished, have been returne U^
perhaps if I label these phoi.o,.aphs and return t..o. to you x.

suffice for the legends. . , + m. «,arie oredica-

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to you «,i«: ^As for corrootions or ro-.,-i.«. 1" -^^"e

, .„ ao uroof , as I havo aor^ in «« ca..c of
irnor. I attach ono oepy lo Ite proot , ....i^liTlo too

tho Burrouc...s nanuscript. I an ,„e.- o^.l^rod froa

a-,rUs noff-tivos rou lack-Hos .444 and 316 .«
Ou^tis and should roaoh :,«.„ totoro van- lo.«. „, „ 4,.,.,

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ago. I will send you, howevor, in a day or two, the throe or four ro-
maini^Tg Piiertes platos. I do not bolievo it will be a good thing to
give those out until we liave rocoivod proofs of all ox the Lira work
that is now in preparation. Our first proofs indicated that wo wore
goii^ to got splendid results. All of the subsequent ones have been
far ir^orior, and for nr,'' own part I have no evidence whatever on whidi
to base a judgment as to which of tho lithographers is going to give
us tho best work. For this reason, as I wrote you the other day, I
think wo Iiad better eitricr give the additional platos to an enti>-oiy
now lithographer (as Meisol, for instance, or some other good man),
or else wait till we know absolutely wlio of the men now at work on
our platos is going to give us tho best pictures. .

The title-page ^hich carie this mornirig looks verj'' well. In axl-

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will be lujcessan/ to add one or two names to tlie list of ai-itliors, as
Stanley-Brown has sui article on fox-farming by Washburn, and also I
believe a short article on whaling. I notice that the proofs of the
title-page you sent jre are on laid papor, whicii makes then look ver3»'
rich. On a smooth-fir. ish paper they will not begin to look so well.

Of course you noticed that Andrew's photogravures were about
half ai. Mich longer than those made by Gilbo. Witli tlie exceptions
mentiont:>d in my recent letter, Andrew's Ip.st lot were satisfactory.

The o<inp\e paper you send is finished on one side only, and is,
it seems to me, altogether too tiiick for book paper. Measure up four
or five hundred pages of it and add to the pile 100 photogravures on
tiiick paper, and see if yoa do not tliink tho book will be a little
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I an working on tho photo^rapi.s Tor additional drawings now. and
hope to send you at^^jiTt'Sr Spador oithor tonight or tomorrow. It "
'^iU, as you say. bo a splondid thing when we can give out overj^thiflg
1.0 Le tevn for tho yolumo. but n,y oxperionco during the past two or
three weeks does not encourago me to tliink that this end is likely
to Ld attained in the near future. TC.at is really needed at this'
stage of tho v/ork, where only a few sir.ple dra.'ings re.min to bo
made, is mi artist who can vork at my elbow or v/Iiore he can consult
with no at loast once a day, so timt it would be practicable with a
rdnimur^. of labor for him to make the compositions nocessan. from tho
various photographs. If Spader is able to do this w>rk. a.ad is pin-
ing for a visit to the tropics, possibly he might be able to come on
here for a week or ten days without additional cost to us. He could
certainly .o^-k to verj. much better advant.:^o here thar. elsewhere, so
lar as material is concerned. Has he had much experience in drawing
on blue prints? Wo have quite a little of this kind of work ahead
of us still.

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Doar Steinloy-Brown:

Man" thanks for your letter of yesterday, wliich came this morn-
ing. I was delighted with Mr. Hai-rimaii's telegrajn, which came yos-
torda- noon. I sliall do all I cai: to push the work to the utmost be-
lore I go. I expect to leave about the first of August and get back

about tho first of October.

About tho additional manuscripts of which you speak. 1 midor-
stood you to say that you wov^d amplify Washburn's fox-farming arti-
cle and send to mo as soon as ready for the book. I cannot possibly
elaborate or ra-writo it before I go, as it is now impossible for me
to keep abreast of tho work. The otlior articlos I have felt a little
shak'- about. In view of tho fact that Capt. Kimpiiries accompanied
tho Expedition and gave Mr. Harriman a manuscript with the expecta-
tion of having it published in tho fcjok, it seemed to me that Mr. Har-
riman raiglit hesitate to publish an article on the same subject by
some one els.-. However, you can easily ascertain his feelings on
this subject and let me know.

Witli respect •^o the Cape Nomo article a good deal maj' bo sai"
pro and con. Tho fact that the ship did not touch tliore and that
nc member of tJ-.e Expedition has been there, is certainly a strong ar-
g.i.-.mt against incla^Jng il. On tho other hand, we have khe unaoni-
ablo fact that tho pla?o is xed-hot just now, and were it not for a
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ably to roceivii^ much more attention than it la. Like the baling
article, it is a case which I think ou^^t to be decided by Mr. Har-
riman at the earliest possible moment. The publishers iiave sent me
a revised title-page, which is vorjr good I think, but it must of
course have the nanes of all the authors on it before it goes to
prosfc.

Is it goii^ to bo practicable to e^ot hold of a few of your nega-
tivos for pliotogravuro reproduction?

If I have omitted to answer any of the points raised m your
^•■ftor I will write again toraorrow, as I have mislaid your iottor-
probably left it at w office this morning.

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ir^ediately such*^no^ati?o4 L iJ^v^^^.T^V^ wi^e Curtis to return
I understood hlS tS^Sf s2mf t&^Ko^^hif^^^ JT^^^ ^^'^^o albS?
batch and was waiting for the t^ ^»!'^*' I?? ^ finished the whole
J«:otogravu.-e nan Cllfo, but whiS SLt S m^*"^ *®^? «ielayed by thi
lor blue prints at the o^lioH+ 11.2^2*^1 '^'^ *<*»« <^Y» a^. I nood
boon in£.ccessiblo for « irir^i +« P^?^^^!© moment noirativas which h^^
noijativos are of va?iod oSfrih?^ ^^"f'f^ ^" CuHilt' ffls! Sew
sent me at once so^hat fSIJ si?^.?"?>,*^° ^^°i° b«t<£had boU?? be
.nole batch over to GiibJrtTwK^SJii^fe^rjJ^L^^ S5?s!??Sl

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July 18, 1900.

Dear Ritter:

Your loiter of JrO.y 13 ,>ora Liko TiUloo c.cni .y^d^^^r, ^^^a is a
great reliof, as it solves the problon as to tho authorship of a pa-
per on Bry6^eS: W;^icii came to hand a fo?/ days ago. This is the sixth
paper I have received recoritlj without any author's name at either
end. r was about to send them to the pr* inter in the name of Capt.
Doran. I have rearranged the illustrations on the first two plates
of tho Bryozoa article, and h^ve sent ttiorc to the photo-lithographer
for reproduction.

Proof of your paper on 'Harrimania iM^sulosa' goes to you by this
mail. I shall put the matter in page without waitiiig to hear from
you, but hope to have your proof back before it is necessar:,- to go to
press. Please return to m& within 24 hours of its receipt, or you
will probably not reach me before the matter is printed.

Very truly yours, v

Prof. William E. ftitter.

University of California,
Serkoley, Calif.

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

Thanks for your letter of the VTth inst.. just received, and
also for the now cuts and proofs of tho 7 line drawings sent you a
short time ago. While these are an improvement over the previous
lot, they are still not what they should be. As a matter of fact,
wo are not getting an^rthing like the best results for this line work.
In the majority of the cuts a large number of the lines in the origi-
nal do not show at all, and in others certain of the lines are so
thickened as to look coarse. I showed a batch of tliem today to the
man in charge of this kind oj" worfrfor the Geological Survey, in or-
der to find out whether or not I was h^TOi-critical in the matter. Ho
told rr.9 that he considered tho cuts from poor to medium, and that if
they had been made for the Survey he would reject the majority of than
as bel«r the standard required in that office. Tiiis is exactly mj-
opinion, as you kp^^w, for in my office we never accept such inferior
work. They :.cok to us like newspaper outs, rather than cuts intended
for a book of tho hi^iest grade of excellence throughout. I do not
know or care A'ho made tJiem, or who will make the romaindor of tho
s«!»i.3s. provided we can get satisfactory text tlguros. In addition
to Wright. Ga'.shel & Ifennir^ of Philadelphia, and Harry C. Jones of.
New Yo-k, hava done u good deal of good work for us. I believe Harry
Jonos h^ been 8uccee:>a ty the Publishers & Printers Engraving Co.
Tho-2 may be, and doubtlass arc. many other fiiras in Now York vvhich
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is no excuse for sendirg out a cut which lacki a number of the linos
r>f tho original. In one of your letters last woek you encouraged me
to boliavo that you w«re going to exercise some scrutiny in this -nat-
ter yourself, but yon appear to Jiavo been too bus^'.

iH3t night I sent you a sigall batch of photographs to serve va
copy for drawings. Tonight cr tomorrow I will sand you a larger
batch. Meanwhile I ma havir^, - raunber mado here, but it is vei-y blow
work.

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July 18, 1900.

My dear Treleaso:

Thanks for your letter of the 12th inst. and tho ?;cooinpanying
manuiciupt by Evans. The latter seems to be in (^cd shape, aii I
have already sent the illustrations to our ILtJuographor for inimedi-
ato i^oproduction.

I trust your own article will be r?ady in thj fall when I get

back from California. In addit^oa ic che papers for the narrative

volume of the liar>'iraan Expedil' on reports, I now have at least 17 or

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in the near future.

Ifferjr truly yours.

urs, .

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E^of • William Ireleasa,

Director, Missouri BcVinical Garden,
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July 19, 1900.

Dear lir. Lanier:

Your letter of the 18th inst. is at haiid, together with the
galley proof of Burroughs' article, which I have not had time to look
over today hut will probably reach tomorrow. I will try to send the
Jottering for tho photogravures tomorrow. I have spent the entire
day 5>n tho matter of the remaining text figiuros, and am sending you
herewith another small batch of photographs for drawing. They may
need a lit€le explanation. I have ai^ranged most of tho different
subjects in separate envelopes as follows;

Kyaks. You will notice there are two photographs, one of a
two-wan kyak, tho other of a throe-man kj^ak. Both should be drawn
in the same picture ar^d should be reduced to the same scale: the
scale in the three-man kyak picture seems to me about right. The
prow of this kyak is a little indistinct in the picture. It is in
reality exactly like that of the two-man kyak, from which it may be
restored. *

In the large envelope is a headland on St. Matthew Island, with
a small photograph of the same headland showing the landing of our
party. More or lesg of this landirig party should be included in the
irawririg.

Two othnr pictures in the same envelope — the resurrected forest
i*Qvr Muir Glacier, and some old hemlocks on top of tho cliff in Har-
r5iian Fiord, require no explanation.

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of Boar Clan. There are three photographs of this .'rave--two large
a©<i one small. The one which I think will make tho best drawing is
Curtis No. 457. The wooden carvings of bears which stand inside of
tfe burial house are shown in the small photograph, but are in shad-
ow in tho others. I think they can bo satisfactorily outlined from
tho small picture. The large bird, 'Ho X hoq, • which guards tJiis
grave is shown in two of the pictures, and can be placed in its prop-
er relation to the right of tho dead-house in 457. In the small
photograph the bird is in the rear and looks too small. It is shown
in the correct proportion in Curtis No .459. I think this will make
a very effective picture, as well as one of othnologic value.

One envelope contains a collection of photographs for a picture
of Indians in thoir canoes, and two additional photographs are in-
cluded aiiowing Yakutat canoes on the gras8--to give the form of the
boat wtea out of water. One of the photographs shows a. vorjr long
canoe Of a somewhat different pattern. One picture will be enou^;
I think it migj:it show four canoes in the water in different positions,

fho others are: interior of Indian church at Metlakahtla, a
pair of masks found in the deserted village, and views of tho rough
ice on top of Muir Glacier (either one of the two views may be usod).

So I am sending you in ail by this mail material for nine lino
drawings in addition to those sent you a few daj'-s ago^ which I firuppose
you received. I shall try to send you tho legends for all of tho
photogravures tomorrow.

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Mr^ K. W. Lanier. ^- ^ ^'^^ ^

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My dear Sir:

By this mail I am roturning to you two of your drawings for
further oorrection. In the one of the Eskir^o, please remove the
hidden c'iiild in the middleground«

In the drawing of Barry Glacier there still remain sovoral im-
portant errors which I trust you will be able to correct. I send
with tho drawing tiie oriijinal photograph from which it was made, and
also another photograph takon from +Jis sarae position but somewhat
noarer, showing hotter dotail.. The steps on the cascading glacier
in tho middle of tho picture are not yet exactly right, as you will
see on comparing them with tlio photograph. The median moraine oi

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pushed way over to the right and iiavo not given it ^ sufficient form.
Triis is easily rer^odied. The promonton,' on the righo is douhle, as
shown in the original photo^jraph. Can you not bring this out more
distinctly in the drawing?

If "ou will look at the mountain range in tho background in
both of the photographs, you v/ill see that there is a dark basal
portion, with a fairly sharp snow-line. This is not well shown on

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Doar Mr. Lanier:

Yoiir lot tor of the 19th i:. at ha^id.

I am glad to know that Spader may oo ablti to come on iieru to do
as rrrach as pcssiblo towara finishi'Ag -ap the pen drawiiigs. I aaii c-£isi-
, ly find a boardin^^ place for him where Ids oxpenbes will bo very mod--
orate. I an; holding back a lot of piotvres wliich a ^ood nan migl'it
reproduce sat iBf actor ily in lino work, but •.vhich othorwiife ^mist ^^o to
photogravure • If Spader can handle therr: I will turn thoin over to him
at once. He will know/ of course, as so>n as he sees thoir*.

I ajn sending you herewith a Latch of photographs and plioto-
gravu^^os on which I have •OT'itten the le^^mds/ This hatch covers, I
belioYo, all thus far inada ojccopt §, of which I sent jiya the photo-
graphs a short tine age along with Andrew's proofs; probably yoii sent
them to A:idrew with the proofs, ©lo labels lor them ^^nclosed here-
with; so you v/ill have no difficulty in identify i.a^ tliem. One is
Indian Rivor near Sitka; the other is 'Stranded icebergs, Glacior
Bay.*

Very glad to know that I*\aertes is pleased with t}\e last proofs
of his precious birds.

Very trjb^ ynirs;

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Doubleda^S Page & Co.,

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Dear Professor Br\erson:

The exact iocn.tion of tliat sacJlebaok raovintain oeoms to puEslo
the whole outfit. We ai'o net somewhere near it, but no one seems
wiiiinp to Dlaoe it exact Iv.

By request of Gill^ert, I scri. "j'^ou a fow photographs this morri-
ing, and added to tiie package ?j: enlarged print of Anhorst Glacior
which I tiiou.vht ^'^)u r:dA± like.

Yes, w knew aboiii. Dr. Koiris* Diarriage.

V'^ry ^rrly yours.

Proi*. E. K. EriorsoU;
Ami: erst, Mass.

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July 21, 1900.

% dear Professor Vorrill:

Now that college Is over and you Imva had time to pull yourself
together, I venture Ko aak if you have nearly finished your report
on the fcinoderms of the Harrinian Alaska Expedition? Any illustra-
tions that you wish for your report you may have drawn at Mr. Harri-
man's expanse. If the text is not jrot ready, can you let ma have it
ty the latter part of Septera'oor?

I have now in hand practically all the papers and illustrations
for the first volume, and 17 or 18 for the technical volumes. Will
your plates bo drawn with reference to reproduction ty photo-litho-
graphy? Our type-tod measures 4^ x 7 inches; so you can figure on
the reduction accordingly.

With kindest regards to you all, in i^ich Mrs. Merriam joins,

Verjr truly yours.

Prof. A. E. Verrill,

New Haven, Connecticut.

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How are you getting on wit:; your report on the tydroids of the
Harriman Alaska Expedition? I have now in hand practically all Jjjie
papers and illustrations for the first volume, and 17 or 18 for the
tochnical voluHes. I trust j'our plates with be drawn with reference
ti reproduction by photo- lithography. Our type-ted measures 4^ x 7
iiehos, so you can figure on tiie reduction accordingly.

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Iowa City, Iowa.

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July S3, 1900

Dear Mr. Lanior:

Your lettors of the 20th and 2l8t are at hand, and I have just
wired you that I shall be glad to see Spader at any time.

I ta obliged for ycr^r. utUr froir. Audre-y. The positives wore
m^de by Curtis at Seattle, whore it rains r,,ost of the tinnj, but I
suppose they may have me.naged to kick up a lii-tlc dust out there as
well as elsswhoro.

The sample of paper you enclosed in jrour letter of the 2l8t
sear^s to mo not too heavy for the plates, althoi^i it is obviously
too thick for tljc text.

Tl:e proof of Dollenbaugli's No.49 from the Taber-Prang people
gives me a cold shuddor. I am more and more afraid that this kind
of art is intended for wall decoration, and that when one comes to
face it at short range in a book the effect is dreadful.

As to the Barny Glacier, I return to you herewith the original
print, whicli I matted out and sent with the first batch cf negatives.
«WfcI sent you Saturday, araorig the photographs labeled for the
photogravure men, a solio print from tHis Mm negativfi (Ho.l40)'.
There is a blemish on the original velox print, which befell it while
in Gilbo'8 hands. I can have another print made now that I have the
negative, or if Gilbo can obtain decidedly better results from the
original negative I will send that back to you for him.

Th? negative of the ice pack photograph }ms „one to Curtis at '
Seattle, but will probably be back in about ton days. I enclose

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herewith a print, but if l>et.ter results may be had from the nega-
tive I /.'ill a^in send tl-^t to you on its ^oturn from Curtis.

My luck witli the artists hero of late has been west aiscouragir^
which is partly duo doubt l-^ss to the exceedingly hot -.veathor we havo
boon having. Out of four difforont persons -who promised finished
drawings for Sativeday, not one appeared. By tomorrow, hov/evor, I
hope to havo a small batch. I h..vc some on hand now, but it is not
worth while to sQiia thoK xintil the othors arrive, oa those no,, being
made come earliest in the text.

I havo this moment reooivea a iclo^ram from Mr. Karriman stating
that ho has received from Cn-tis positive 285. I am wiring him in
reply to send this posiiivo to you. When you receive it please put
with it positive 2R6. which you alrauuy havo, and mako a couplet of
the two, that is to say, put both on one plate crosswise oi tiio page,
one above the other, a3 v/e have already done in several instances, aiti
have a photogravure made of t^.e same. Tl.o prints of these I am send-
ing you here-AT-th so that no mistake can occur.

Vor^' truly yotirs.

Mr, R. W. LpJiior,

Double day, Pa^e & Co.,

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% dew Doctor Memonhall:

Dio jro-u ever publish your notes o; the diincnsirns of Bo.-oslof.
Olci arr. Ke •? I remanbjr helpir^ you j-ace'cff a base line. I
?JT! witiTis a little ortiolo on Bo^oKlof lor r,:^G ntxrative volume
of tb« Hurrimun Alaiika Expedition Repo:-t.s, and €2:1 anxious to give
rGforsr.ces to zhe literature and ul^o to obtain as mncn inforaa-
-iori aR possible on the general subject. If you have not published
your notes, v/ould you bo billing tc i;ive jie tho approxlrr^te bIza
ai-:-d clevaticn of Old ar,d He.v So-jcslof an determined by your measure-
r.ents?

I ma(ie a hurrjeti visit to Old Borojilof one cvenirj lai-t July
and -.TOio greatly surpricea at tho encrroi.s changes that iUiv: ta.cen
place ir.. the new voloaro as seen Irom the east end ol Old Boroslof.
The h%'^\ cliliV. and irroculc.r nasees apjiear to have cr'.cnbled and
su-r ken in so that the '.Thole islj^nd is entirely chan-od in form tjid
very much flattened.

Very truly yours.

Dr. T. C. fferd^i*a]l

Prest. Polytechnic Institute
Worcester, Mass.

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Auji-i^t 13, 1595 a:',L Published b' i. -^apGr b^^ Becker a^^d Dull ir. the
Report of '.he Gbo logical Survey for i896-7* A tn-cini^ of this
chart T e. -close lifcr/./ith. Or. this tracin.^- I iiave roughly indi-
c&tod in reu poiicil the form of tl-e spits cr lor flat parts o

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July 23, 1900.

My ^ear Ritter:

I am enclosing herewith proofs of your tl^roe plates. The origi-
r^ls I havG rotiu-nod with duplicate proofs to tha litho.^raphor. in
ordor that ho mi^^ht rnake certain corrections. A serious troublo ;vith
the original dra.vin,.,s is that the lettering and the dotted lines load-
ing into the anatonry fro;n the letter!,^ are too weak and too diffi-
cult to follow. I have spent a great deal of tiao going over the
proofs and the drawings in detail, and in some instances find it im
possible to make sure just where a line ends or just what » letter
13 intended to be. If you will only bear^n^little^der when
you are doir^ this sort of work you will save the necessity for a

good many co^-rections and at the sane time save me a lot of valuable
time.

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by return mail, for there is still just a chance that they may reach^
me before I pull out for California.

Very truly yours.

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Berkeley. Calif.

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Jul^r 24. 1900.

I>oeT Stanl f)y-Br<yvn :

TharJcs for t^ours of tho 21st i;ist., this day rocoived. togothor
with tho ?..aiiuscripts on fox-f<irninfi »«ici whnlo-fishing. Eie latter
has no author's namo attachod, end it is not cloar to rae whether the
man's namo is Himphn-jy or Kiunphries. In rr; joiifnal I have his nane
down as Captain Orrer J. Hur:iphr.l98, bi?t I always felt that there was
imcortainty as to his last namo. I shall read both articles as soon
ao I possibly can.

I quito agree with you that eodo of the slides in the list ap-
oonded to tiie whale article a-e worth looking into. The question is,
adv can ?/e ^jet access +n ^:,eni, and could wo secure the use of a few
of thorn for illustration? . Tlio article if published of co-jrso should
le illustrated. I do not know flicnphries' address: do vou7

One se}itenoe in your litter makes rty blood run cold. It is the
one in whio]: you state that you hope to have t}:e photographs of tho
specimens ready for rae by rry return. You refer of course to the
Indian trirJccts for GrinnoU's aHicle. Now I have all tho oth^jr il-
lust>^tions for Griniioll's a-ti«;le, and oxpactcd to send the same to
the printer next week. Wn do not need a large mixber of atiditioaal
iliust^'at-ions, hut I zjr. ptu'licularly i^nxious to ^et a good picture
of L:- square oil-box end of oiio or two of these fine masks, cspe-
cially tho carved one. Coidd not this work he oxpeditod so tiiat I
could .^ot tlio photograpl.s before I -loave?. Th.^^ work i? dra^ir^ so
th.-t I a:r- likoly to ne detained here I fear tan days longer. .

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how are we goirg to get at therr. acm that j^ur houi^e is closed and j/ou
are in Now York? I understand from your letter that you wish it
stated that these pi?tir v-. are from phcto^rarhs "^.y H. D. CSiichester
instead o-^ J. Stanley-Brown. I sh??il also of course respect iK>vjr
wishes in the matter of /enera] credit, althoah it v/ould ho }nor>t t

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I an .ireatlv iisapnointed that Curtis h^ >"eall\^ not finished
print ir^-;;.^n3'- -of tixO, riegs^t'V0^ I Qarnostiy hope he will push the
catt-^r and i-.nr.d tr-::r. in season so Miat I may recieiv? and distribute
them L':fo""e I ^o; othL^>^.viso z nriT-ibor of illustrations will be put
off so l(ite that it will bo irr.rc.sible to get the hook out even by

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Vor^' truly yours.

J. StBnlrjy-Brc^^Tn, Esq.,

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Dear Mr. tanro^':

I do r.o' t„ow a. thore 1. any w^ant nead .f „itt,-v3 ""u mat
at th>3 t i,v,, only i,, „«, ,,™^,„,,i ,„ ^^, ^ ^„ ^^ .^^^ ^^,^^J^^
lr.£ iwr rospeots.

I liav.3 today noeued iron, Stiasley-Brom, an aitiol. on 'fox-
to*-^- by W..hl,u„,. and an a.tiol. on the wf:alo fishorj, by Oa.tain
ftmphrio., both of .hich. particularly tho >att„. require a .holo

lot of Guiti>ig.

I have secured qua^tor^ fov ^-«o/<^*. „4 i j-

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•The Fredcnia.' at th.o rate of $10 a .voek for bo.a-d and rocn. If
ho does not Vlke it. I^e can climb davn or up just as he prefers,
rnore ^^'o lots of boarding placos hero at this time of year, if c.;o
only takes the tlT.e to follov/ thorn up. Am rather hoping Spader will
v.MT*n up tonorro^r. Thie heat has i^nockod out several of our local art-
ists and the work they ]«xvo pronised me for last week has not yet
"0-. oared.

V017 ^.r-aly yoiU'S,

Mr. K. W. Lanior..

Doubleday, Pa^e k Co.,

34 Ujiion Squarf.-, No'v Ybrk.

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Mj' dear Sir:

TTaen I rriOt you in New York about tho end of M^^ I understood you

to 3fv tha-^. yo\- ^xpocted to roturn to Washiii^ton in about two
months. I have just tolephonnd the Pi-sh Comission for your addross,
'.vliioh thoy have given mo iis abcvo.

I would like- to consult \vith -'ou a!:iout some dra^/in^s it you are
to bo ho-o in t^ie near futu)^.'. I oxr.eoi to start for California in

a week or v en days.

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Dear Ciirtia:

Your lotter of the 20th ca^ne this momiii^, and surprising as it
m^'- soem, tie splondid prints of Columbia Glacier and the beaver
totem-polQ arrived Ijy tl^ sa^ie mail. I an sending the Columbia Gla-
cier off at once for K^oproduction by Tihotogravure, and have no doubt
that it will niako one of the most strikirig pictures in tlie book.

I em disappointed to learn that you are not done with ii)0 main
lot 01 negatives, as I had hoped to be able to utilise a nianbcr of
additional ones for tho book. However, I shall be glad to receive
the positives ordered, as oarly as possible.

I had expected to b© in California before this, but this picture
business is aolaying ne md it is impossible to say just when I shall
bo able to get away. I may possibly go by way of Seattle, in whidi
case I shall hunt you up inrrtdiately on arriving.

With best cashes,

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Mr. B. S. Curtis,

Seattle, Washii^gton.

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take up subjects \v. Vc<y sequence of thoir position in the manuscript,
and I hope will liberate tho Burroughs rrlwrnlopip* in a short tine.
By the way, I n not nure that I told yoi; that I have finally re-
ceived from Burroughs tho set of galley containing his corrections*
Hg made ver^^ f ew char^.es. Your corrections ai'ld suggestions are of
the ^'rreatest assistance to me, and I hope you will be equally criti-
cal with all future batches.

I sent you today x^j origiriiil negative of Barry Glacier, No»140,
as I have no doubt that a much better picture can be had from the
negative than from prints.

In my remarks concerning the Dellenbaugh picture in question
I v;as not criticisir-g the reproduction so nucli as the character of
the subject with reference to its fitness for inspection at long or
short ^smge.

I am sendin^-, you by this mail a roll containing a iviagnif icent
photograph of Columbia Glacier. It is a combination of two nega-
tives, and is the one Curtis vas unable to print during the daqp
weather of winter and oarly spring, because of tJie shrinl<:age of the
paper during printing. Tnis he says is the best result he can get,
and I think it really very fine. It seems to me it might be sent <
at once lo And>-ew or Bison for pliotor>'avure . It is unfortiu^atoly a

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little narrow for its length, but it is so fine a thin^ that we cm
afford to put up with the unfoHunate proportion. Do you think a
folding plato ought to be considered in a case of this kind? Tho
picture would c ertainly make a magnificent folding plate, tut folding
pletos nearly always show the fold, md unless the paper is ur^usual-
ly strong are apt to break. I shall be glad to know Hiat you think
of tho pictu>'o.

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Doubleday, P^e & Co.,

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Your letter of the 24th, with >-espect to positive No. 205, cane
todav. I received and ansv/ered a telegram from Mr. Harriman respect-
ing this sa^re posibivo a day or two a^o, requostin^ that it be turned

over to Mr. Lanier.

lory traly yours.

J* Sta^iley-Brown, Esq.,

120 Broadway, Now York.

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July 25/ 1900.

Dear Coe:

I sent you by express this morning your original manuscript
and a t;»pewritten copy tliereof . Please ooripa^-e ca>"efully, do such
oditorial revicini^ &§ 'O^* doam nocessar;^ and return to me.

Yen' truly ycrjirs.

Prof. Wesley R. Coo,
Woods Holl, Mass

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I sent :-ou this momiiie, ^7 ^ail throo additional plates for
photo-Utho^-aphic -production. Ail throe are of insects. Some of
the platos you are now raaking. for us are to be used a^ain in tho
technical volurao of the Hfo-rimr^jri Bxp-dition reports. I will ascer-
tain at onor f-or. Doubloday, Pago & Co. whether o- not thev have
fixed «!xthe edition of Vaeso tcchnicui volimes. so l^iat yoii raij]^it
print tiie plates at onc3# Other/zise i,t would bo nocossary to hold
the stones.

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July 26, 1900.

Dear Mr. Lcuu«i»s

Yours of the 26th inst. at liand. together with the packagG of
photogravures.

Spader is hard at work, and Has done some very ^ood things for
us alreac^'. I will giv« one drawing to our local photo- engraver,
as you suggest, to see what he can do, but I doubt if he can turn
out first class work.

The sheet of cheap paper you roturr with the cuts printed on it
strikes me as very fair. It shows, at all events, that we can get
good results with line otchings on a moderately surfaced paper
without any giosa or sizing.

Now as to the photogravures. Tne now proof of Bogoslof does
not differ in any way from the old one, so far as I can see. The lim
of junction of the two negatives shows just as it did before ► This
' looks to me as if Uie plate had been iqade from the mounted photographs
pasted togetxier. instead of from the original negatives.

The rest of thfi pliotogravures are greatly improved, and I think
;re ceai accept them. Tho one of Yalo Glacier is strikingly superior
to the. ou-ly proofs, while the tl^ee that he made over are incompara-
bly belter, as you doubtless observed. It is really funny that a man
who has negp^ives capable of fumifhing such results as the proofs
now submitted of Plover Bay, Siberia. Mt. Pavlof. and JMt. Fairweather
should }iavo the face to tny to force us to accept such liorrible thin^
as his first attempts on these three pictures. However, 'all's well

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that ends well/ and It is gratifying to get some return for the
trouble of kicking.

Andrew's photo^^ravures are not quite up to previous batches, it
soenis to /lie • Ifost of them are blurry and indistinct, as if they had
been rubbed with an oilj^ rag before the irA vas dry. The best of the
lot are two from Mr. Ha^-ri. man* s negatives — 44, Russell Fiord, and the
narrow one showing, Harriman Glacier. I regret very much to see that
Andrew still persists in his barbarous custom of trimming the origi-
nal to fit tlie dimensions of the plate instead of reducing or en-
largir^ the original to suit the size of Uie plate. I oallod atten-
tion to this fault before, and supposed of course that it would not
occur agedn. You will notice that the cop:Ti£l;t/ is not wiped off
from the Curtis pictures and that CJurtis* name, or part of it, re-
mains. These blendshes oi course should bo remedied.

By an oversight in your office or in Andrew's, tlie original
photographs which I sent you were not returned in the present batch
of photOf-ravures; so that I am unable to make detailed criticisms
except in the case of the picture showing the wonderi\ii Japanese-like
tree on the rigfit with a bit of glacier on the extreme left. For-
tunately I have a print of this, which I am returning to you he>'e-
with along with the photogravure. You will see how the latter is
ruined by excessive trimming of top and bottom, just as was done in
one of the previous batch concerning which I wrote you in detail. ^
I refer to the picture of stranded bergs, in which so much of the
foreground was cut off that the artistic effect of the picture was
dest^oyod. The dirty sky which you see in this tree picture, and the
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p^osent batch, I an disappolntod that Aiulrew is doteriorating so.
Now that ho has got the job he seeras to have lost interest in the
^ork* I will retain his photogravures iintil you send me the originals
with wiiioh they are to be co5».pared.

' In the case of the Gilbo photogravures, I am returning you one
sot herewith as you request.

In tlie package with the photogravures you will find a proof of
a wood-cut of one of the pictures selected by j^-ou for roprodnotion
when you were here a long time ago* I had this made as an experiment;
it cost $25. Please let me know how you like it. If you approve the
scheme I think we could afford to have several others. It gives a
little more diversity to the illustrations, and. it seems to me, adds
an attractive feature.

You have probably received the prints of Curtis 285 and 286 be-
fore this. Packages seon to be longer in reaching j^ou tJian in com-
ing from you to ne.

Your suggestion to use some of the papers for the narrative vol-
ume in magazines is worth considoririg, but I do rot think it could
be carried verj' far. Mr. Harriman was tremendously averse to the
publication of any matter in the ma^zines or elsewhere in the same
form in which it was to appear in the book. He strongly disapproved,
as I think :^ou know, the publication by the Century Co. of part of
the saiTie matter which Burroughs wrote for the book. He told Burroughs
this on the ship and trore was supposed to be a distinct xmderstand-
in^!, that natter wi'itten for the ma^izines would be in different form
from that intended for the book. By the way. this happens to rer.ind
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pear in the A\;gust natiber, has a picture of St. Hlias by Gifford
which is far ahead of anything we have of this mountain. I believe
it is a half-tone, but we could easily have it redrawn or reproduced
in some other way if it comes out as well as it promised in the proof,
and I have no doubt the Centurj' people would be entirely willing for
us to use it. Plensa let mo know what you think of it.

The style of letteriiig you enclose for the photogravures seems

to ne excellent.

I asked ray stenographer last evening to remind me to write you
about the size of the edition of Uio technical volumes, but as he
has forgotten it entirely I will speak of it myself. I am now pub-
lishing in, the Proceedings of the Washington Academy of Science^
some of the technical fiatcs which will appear later in the book.
Some of those are accompanied by photo- 1 ithograph plates. Those I am
now having made are by Hoen. It seems cloar to kc that we should do
one of two things, to save expense: we should either have Hoen print
at this time the edition of these plates you will want for the tech-
nical volumes, sirr^pl:,- leaving Off the headline which we use in the
Acaaamy's Proceedings, or the stone should be preserved until such
time as "ou bar o done with it. I will see to the paionent of the bill
for r^reparing. the stones and printii-^ the edition for the Washington
Aoadury. Perliaps you :.ad bettor a>-range with Hoen for t-iie edition yoi
will need for the book, or for tho preservation of trie stoncs—as you

see fit. I will also arrange with the New Bra Pointing Co. for elac-
trot^T>o« of such matter as will be reprinted verbatim m the book.

Very truly yours.

Mr. H. W. Lanier.

Doubladav, Page & Co.,

34 Onion Square, Now York,

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and I think I can accept all four of thera without further correction.

Verj' truly yours.

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Doar Professor Vorrill:

Many tlianks for your loUer of the 23d inst., which came this
morning. I rejoice to know that you aro finally done with that dic-
tionarj' job which has taken so rrruch time. You cannot afford to work
eighteen or twenty hours a day, ovori if tho work is urgent. You are
net as young as you were 20 years ago, and this sort, of thing tells,
as even I know fropi experionco— young as I cA

I an doliglitod to know tliat you are willing to naka wur roKort
cover all of the Alaska Bchincdenna. T>U3 is what most of the au-
thors ha/e done in the case of their several specialties. I m ^lad
also that you fool disposed to illustrate the article thoroiighly with
photographic^ and otiier plates. I have hoa-d from various quarters
that your son is an wcoptionally skillful photographer. There is
iittlo douU tl'iatyou c&xi have ten or twelve plates if you need thorn.
Wo do not use half-tono, owirig to the ahorainablo paper which half-
tones require. Po>-]iap8 heliot-TJo would be tlie lest raethod of repro-
duction.

I hope you will bo able tc .ake the work ir. hand early enough
so (hat vo can publisli your report in the fall, along .vith a number
of othors already in I-iand.

With kindest regards to Vc^t. Vorrill, in Wiiic]^ Mrs. Merriam

joins.

Prof. A. K. Vorrill,
Stony Ci*' ^'k, »>onn

Verj' tni-.y yours.

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July 27, 1900.

Doar Mr. Larder:

New proofs of the 7 line outs you have just had made over
arrived today, am are a great inprovenent over the preceding proofs

of the same subjects.

Spader has made us a fine drawing of the brink of Shoshone
Falls which I have just taken to our local photo-engravor, ana he
promises to have the cut ready Monday. I a.n greatly in hopes that
we shall be able to liberate tho Burroug»is galleys by Txiesday at

latest.

Very truly yours.

Mr. K. W. kuiier,

Doubloday, Pago h Co

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Doar Coe:

I have just boon stirring up Prof. C. C. Nuttir^, of Iowa City,
with respect to his report on tho Hj'droids of the Harriman Expedition*
and in reply he tells me that he has not yet received all of the
spociincns--that he undorstands a number are still in your possession.
If this is so, can you not send them to aim at onoe so that he can
go on witji the work? He says if he can ^et hold of the raaterial ho
will spend his summer vacation in workir^ up his report.

At last I have had a long let tor from Prof. Yerrill, in which
he states that he has finished several butclias tliat liave proved verj'
exact iq^ of late, and is about ready to tackle the Harriinan Bchino-
dorms*

Very truly yours.

Prof. Wosloy R. Coe,
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WASHINGTON, D. C,

July 28, 1900.

Your lpt.tx->r of tlio 27th is at hand.

W3 have tho August Cor.tury. and liko Giffo-d's pioturo of St.
Blius. I vyish you would look Kt it and soo what you think as to ttio
lost Dothod of reproduetion. Would it not loso too mch if redrawn
in lino work? It soeiiis to no very effoctivo.

Stanloy-B^own was herg a few hours this afternoon, and I wont
to ..i;^ hous9 and selected the nogalives of 5 or 7 photo^r^'hs lor re-
product ioi: 1y photogravure. Five of those ny^^ati^es are vary iargs,
and oho dariji^r of broakin^- the.r. in shipn^ont and handling is propor-
tionally groat. I would suggost tliorof ore that I ship thorn from horo
diroct to tht' phot.og»'av-..r? man, uid that you writo him at the same
tirjo rv>.-poatint;i thon. If you will let ne know to whom you wish thorn
soit I will KQnd th^r; on receipt of j^our leUor, and will send 'ou a
niorioranduTi which you rur/ •.rai}3iv;ii, «

Tho TiHiclos ;ou menu ion with roi'orenco to the5r possible us3
in 'Tiio World's Work* are not in such shape as to he available. Tho
Cape Noae a'^ticlo ii^s lot been v/ri-'ten, and r\ay not c.ppoar in tho
took, c.s the Expedi^iou did not viijil Nonie txad it would seen: iiko
strainir^ tnir^s to -n.t in an article abowt a place noL visit3d by
any r:o!i::jpr oi tho Bxpoditiori. Stanloy-Brown has coUoctod a lot of
niat rial on Nome, rind //onld doubtlosb Arritc an article Tor yoiir cici^a-
sino on that subject if you so dosire. Tiiis .yould lo entirely out-
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WasliLurn. of the Alaska Corar.crcial Co.. and cwcrod I IjQlievo three
or four typewritten pages. Stanley-Brown has amplified it so as to
make about eight t:/pewritten pages. We liave no good pictures of the
blue fox. and I do not knew how we are going to got any. The whaling
article was f^ivon us by C:iptain HuTr.rios, and is a very eiivsr/e
document, '^l.ethor it wa. .o-iiton by ftaaohries or by a comi.ina^-u
of tho people rn tho conpm-.y with which he is cor^iectod, I an. not
cure. At all events, it needs a deal of editing, and I an not yet
quite sure that it has not been publi^uhed elsewhere. I do not thirJc
it is to be considered from your r:cint of vi3,v. It seems to me that
the publication as a m.^a.ine article of ary of the chapters of the
book would re<Tai>'e first the permission of Mr. Harriman and then an
arran,:Oment between the avthor and the magazine. I shall ^ce glad
to soo the reproduction of the Columbia Glacior p.^norama of tho siae

you indicate — 3p x Tg*

I have received several aaditioruxl drawir^s from Spader, and have

given them to our local photo-e:igraver to put with the Siioshone Fulls

picture I gave him yesterday, in order to save time. He promises tho

batch for Tx:esday noon, md perhaps I had better send the c^.ts direct

to t}:o Sow Bra with th.e galley proof, no that he may pa^e th.e matter

at once. I assume that you '.ave alreadj' sent the cuts you have Ixaa

made fro^ tirio to time#

Hudson, the 'artist I have had 1i. mind for several .r.ouths wiU.
refe-nce to the illustration of Dall's poem on the 'lanuit people.*
returned today r.nd has taKon the mmuiscript. away wit.]i him. If ho geta
into tho .pi^-it of it. I thirJ'. he will give us ^J^o ilU.strations
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him !«d Huason I hope the cominti weok will clear Iho atmosphere.

I }iKY9 had prepared hero, thrcxif^i the conrtesj^ of Gannett, Gil-
bert, Gild i]£ Gooloiiical Survey, an excellent sa^all map of Alaska,
printed ir. f.hroo colors. We l^avu also liad a fourth stone made show-
ing tho route of the Harrimaii Bxpeditlon. A copy of this nap I on-'
close herewith. Tlie man irf.o made it wants to wipe off the route
stone. I ?.sk5d }dm to. hold it a short tine lor^or, until I coi-.ld
li'jar from yoi: as to tlio edition noodec fo- the voluPie. This is the
^onoral inap xhich the Harrimroas wa^-.t to ^.o ir; the front of the nar-
rative volime. If you will tell no how niany of these tups you are
goln^ to need I will have then printed at once. Tlio cost of an edi-
tion of TjOOO copies, including paper mid all work that we have to pay
for, will not cxcoed $100, raid nay he consitlorabiy less. I have not
tho exact figures yet.

By tlie way, t};o last batch of nhoto^n^oruros received from "ou
cvne loose in an envelope witliout any pasteboard or aiiy protection
of any kind, as a result of which they were l.adiy daiaagod.

Very truly yours,

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Mr. H. !• Lanior,

Double day. Pig o & Co.,

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Dfoar Curti s :

Your' letter of the 23d inst. gives mo p. great shook. One of
the broken negatives- -239-- is the bannor photograrii taken by me on
the Bxpodition, and I am dreaufully upset to know tiiat it is do-
stroyedo TJ-ie other- -262- -is of no particular consequence. I an very
glad to know that you hc.d a print of each niado on solio paper, from
^vhich you were able to get good copies. Of course those copies will
ha. 3 to answer for the aroura; and I hope you will send me as good a
negative as possible to replace 239«

I now find that I cannot get av/ay before Augsut 5 or 6, and con-
sequently will have to go direct to California, postponirig my visit
to the Sound. I vt>rj'' nrucli hope tiiat all of the positives asked for
will roach Mr. Harrirnan in time to be forwarded to me before I go;
otherwise our work of illustrating the book will have to harjg fire
until I ^et back in October.

Very truly yours.

Mr. E. S. Curtis,

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The f i^^e photogra^jhs which should have come with tiie photo-
gravures two or three days ago, arrived today ,^ but this is only part
of the batch, Big^t photogravures were s#f!* in this batch from
Andrew without any photographs, and now I have only five of the eig^t
for comparison. I have gone over them, and am returning the batch
to you lierewith, with corrections indicated.

Tlie Japanese tree picture I returned last week.

Very tinily yours.

Mr. H. W. Liinior,

Doubloday, Page & Co.,

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Baitiraora, Mfi.

Doar Sirs:

Puertes' painting of the hoads of puffins has just arrived, for

w!iich I am t:;roatly ohliiscd. I lA U roturn to F-aertes at once to mako

up for a plate.

B^r Uxe way, what has becorie of the Kadiak boar?

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■ Dear Puortes:

I an. roturning to you herewith, by registorod mil, your pai-t-
io^ of heads ox puffins, and shall bo ^^oaUy obliged if you will cut
and paste those exactly as you want them to appoai- on the plate. You
may rr.«onbor that I spoke to you of this when vve met in Ne» York.
Tno object is to koop the heads as largo as possible ^a at the sa^uo
tx.o .rin^ them within the si.e of t,T.o-bed of our plate, whic^.. as
you remember, is about 4 | by 7 inches. In this particular case I
ihin^. we might stretch the breadth of the plate ^o 4 1 inches. If
t..oy ca.mot be brought within this size .e con reduce them ven^ '
Blindly. Please return at your early convenio:^oa.

I hope you will find t]^ new proofs just sent you bv Lanior of
the Hu^ir^bird. Alaska Lapland Lo^spur. and flyi.^ Jaeg^rs, a con-
siacrable improvement over the first proofs. ' "

Verj' truly yours.

t5r* L. A# Pucrtos,

Itiiacd, New York.

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Your letter of the 30th inst. is at hand.
As to the St. Klias picture: it is so long since I have seen
Gif ford's paint irgv^hich is in process of reproduction that I have
forgotten what it looks like. Possibly it is essentially tlie same as
the one in the Genttiry, only more exteixdcd horizontally. Possibly
the Contior^/ cut could be comoarod with the painting we are going to
use before Y;e do anytiiing about it.

I have sent. Andrew by express today five large negatives belong-
ing to Stanley Brown, from which to make four photogravures. Of tho
neet-tivos sent, three sliow dense colonies of Murres, the commonest
sea-bird of Bering Sea. i^Thq two others are of sea-lions. I have
inabkod prints from those^pliotographs as they should appear, and eon
sending the same to you in a package with other things. In this ias-qY-
age you will find two prints (volox and solio) each of two photo-
gr;;phs of the region about Uruxlaska, for reproduction by pliotogravuro.
Oae of these shows a native barabara surrounded by driring salmon.
Tlio other sliows one of the beautiful flov/er- decked UnalKska hillsides
of which Burix>ug>is has SD imich to say. Tlie prints of the latter are
not first-class, but I thir:k a fairly good photogravure can be made
thoroi>ora. I shall not be able to borrow the negatives from which
those photographs were printed; so you will have to send the prints

to tho photogravure inan.

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of gulls at the Pribilof Islands. Triis picture is too poor to stand
reproduction by photogravure^ and it would be impossible to clean
away the sky between the birds. I have therefore taken it to the man
who roado a wood cut for me a short time ago, and he saj^s it will oost
$65 to make a wood cut plate of it, but feels tliat he could make a
groat success of it. Had we not better have it done? By the way,
you never replied to my former letter with respect to the wooC-Cut
which I sent you.

The revised proofs of flying Jaegers, Hiumingbirds, and Alaska
Lapland Lon^spur, together with proofs of two of Cifford*s and one
of Dellenbaug}i*s paintings, arrived today. These proofs if satis-
factory to the a»'tists will do very well, althcugli I must say I do
not like the coarse bnxsh-oarks on the mountains in Gif ford's •Yakntat-
Ba.y sunset.'

Andi^o\v appears to be hot in the collar. Ho will cool down a lit-
tle before he gets those blurry pliotogravures into proper sliape. If
he wanted small positives, why didn't he say so before they were all
madot I was ^equostod to furnish positives from the CJurtis negatives,
without any suggestion as to size. It is probable, therefore, that
Curtis made then the size of the negatives. Tliey could liave been
made smaller as easily as not. As to ^ho prints, I thought a print
of each had boon sent; but this r»y not bo the case. At all events,
I iiavo sent a number of prints wh^'t;h have not yet come back to me.

GULort has just returned to IJSP^n for a day or two, and I have
securc^d from him the use of some of tJio photographs of the album set,
of which I have not had air* priiits lately. One of these--of the in-
erior of the Greek church at Sitka- -t am sending you in the package

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with the other pictures n^ntioncd. , Yov. will remombor a photo^rurcti^
from this photograph was in tha last batch fron Andro;v irlach I re-
turned to you yesterday. 11 you will coraparo this photograph for
a moment -yHh the photogravure you will at once obsorvo its ^iroat
saporiority. Of ccrarse Curtis may Iiavc sent us some poor positives,
bat ho is 1 first-class plxotoiiraphor and it does not seem likely tiiat
practically all of his positives could be so bad as they are repre-
sented. Another reason why I am reluctant to U^.ink that they average
Lad is that Curtis, who is a very truthful man. wrote mo that with a
few exceptions they were fully equal to the negatives. Ho wrote me
further that he made all of them personally. This applies to the
early batches: some of the lato ones my have been made by his assist-
ants, as ho has been away from Seattle part of the tine.

Whi.t has become of Bison and Uio photogravures he has had in
hand so long? It seems to me wo have had no proofs from him since

the very first samples.

Tao prints Nos.123 arU 124 you mention, a-^o doubtless my photo-
graphs of Aml^erst Glacier, of which Gilbo has already made a photo-

gravure.

I will have 5000 copies of the map printed, as you desire. ShaU

the^^ be sent to your office: and do you wish 'tlie principal stones
held for a possible future edition? I do not know exactly how I can
'arrange t..is latter, but I may be able to if you so desire.

In t].e package of proofs received today was a single proof of
Barr^^ Glacier from nj negative 140, across th. corner of which is
wriJtan -new plate from Gilbo.- Tlas is almost identical with the
first Plato of this glacier submitted by Gilbo, except ^^t H xs

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tadly scratchod across tha middle and is everi'v/here inferior. You
my re:,on.bor that I rormrkod of the first plato that it was oxcop-
tionally fine in ovo-y particular oxccpt tliat the fog had boon triR^od
away jygt abovo tho part of UiO nountuina whicii shows in tho phct--
graph. Tiio correction I askod for was to have the fog carried up aa
In ^iio ori^ir^l negative, so as to .H^Oy hide tho nore distant moun-
tains. Instead of thds. the second proof had the sky yory mch dark-
oncd sc as to look badly. The first proof is by far the best of the
ti.ree, and if it is impossible to cmn-y the fog up as in t].e negative
I -^ouU by all .noans accept it, rathor thorn either the second or
third. Please Lear in mind in this cormoction that I sent back to
you tho original negative of this picture a few days ago.

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I have sent voi; by express today 7 ^mllevs of the BurroUi-hs
article for th"? Karrlv!:aii Alaska Expedition bo-^k, witii a i:;iu^ilcr of
toxt cuts attachod to the rriargiri, about where they belong, I Mssnno
tiiat yoi3 have received ti:e bleaks before t^jls from Doubloday, Pa^^o
/fe Cq»p Tite cut of tho t rain gnon at the Yor3'' bOf^,^rj:iing of the first
page. I iiavo no copy of this c^nt, and therefore was obliged to omit
it. As "'Tu doul^tles3 have the block "^"ou will have no dixTicultv in

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scttiri^ it at the begiiinrvjg of tho avthjle, Tlie iJuts, proof of which
r liavo attachoci to tie gail'3^^ are •Grevii River Butte/ 'Sage plain/
CialiO River ^trS)n, ' ' Shoshone Fai Is / * Lc^tourelle Fali<? , * •&bltnoiridi
?.ll5;/ •L.slde passage/ 'Alaska FicrA/ and 'Metlakahtla/ To-'
iiiorrO'V I hope to be able to sei^i ^^u .^11 the romainiiig prc-''»i in my
i'.rnds (ending en galley 17), with the auts placed whore thoy belong,

Tlie ^reat delay in returning thi*' ^roof has been diie to tiie delay
in gottir^ tho drawings wiiich had tt^ ^^o in Viie t^xt, I hope you will
strain heaven ano earth to get page proof of tiiis back to rae at the
earliest possib'lo monier.t, I expect to start for California on Ti;es-
day nig/it, the 7th inst., and It will be a "Dight squeeze to nicie con-
nection.

I a: I :.o\y havirig tlio rr>r::aindor of the drawLn^s engravea for the

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Burroughs article and for the two articles? which follow it, one by
Muir on 'Glaciers/ the other by Grimiell on ^Indians aiid EskimdI. '
Tho rest will have to wait until my return the latter part of Sep-
tember. I have the Muir c^nd Grinneil manuscripts, but vou have the-
rest of tijn B-^irroughs manuscript. The question ifc, iio.v I mn to place
the remainiiw text figures that go in the Rurrougris manuscript— and
there are a great mani^ ^f therr.. I presume it is out of tho question
for you to send me galley proof of tho rest of Burroughs before I
go. If tliis is correct, had you not better return to me the remainder
of tho copy of his article on receipt of tliis letter, so that I can
attach proofs of the cuts in the r.laces v/hero the^ beloni; in iho eiiTiT
and you can trejnsfer therr. to the galley proof?

On thinking tlie iTiatter over it seems to me that there is really
no necessity for submittivig thir proof in galley, and it will be much
simpler^ I should think, to run the outs in if you set directly in
pages^ollowing what you now have in galleyl You will know-'best
about this. *,

As to placing the cuts: All cuts measuriri^j more tlian three
inches horizontally sJiould be gen >ered across the pa^;e. All undar
three inches should bo indented ^r the t^nio. Besides these two ex-

tremes, which are simple, you will find a number measuring exactly
3 indies. Some of tliese will look best centered; others will look

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I 'arranging these 3- inch cuts.

\ If any questions occur +o you with respect -to the first voluni^

of tho Hci^-iman book, you had better fire thom at me p. d. q.

I oxp<^ct to have two or laoro woodcuts later on in tho book. Ycir

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answer to the letter I v^rroto you I'-osterdr.y will influence the number.
If ihf^v cai: 1)0 printed so as to idvo better results than the line
cuts I will try to nave l^alf a doaon or more*

What havB you to su^^-^ost. respeotin^j the paper on Which this
book is to he printed? I o.o not know v/hetlior you or some othir fel-
low in to do t.he print in^^, but if you can do the highest grauo of
v/ork I 309 no ^oason ^/iiy you vshould not do this« You understand, I
thirJc, that tije hook is to he a sunptuous one, profusely if not lav-
ishly illustrated. There will he at loasl 25 colored plates, 100
photo^;ravures, and probably not less than 150 text figures in the
first volvjne. Tlie paper and press-work Siiould pf course come up to
the high standard set £c^ the book. As I understand it, the publisii-
ers e^ect you to electrotype everything as fast as we O^K. the page
proofs, and the book will be printed entirely iroin the plates. I hope
;'Our foreman will exercise ijinusua] ca^e ai-id uiiigence in seeing that
every page is absolutely perfect b'?ior'"* h^ aJlov/s it to be cast.
I reconmonded your house in the face of co'isid-rrable c^iticisn irom
Now York publishers; as a consoquonce I lool sor.e anxiety as well as
resnonsibilit'^^ as to the rosv^lt. Rcnoniber that in this work yo>i are
competing with the D^ime Press. I found c. strong feeling a-zi-ig
New York publishers to the effect that your work was a lor^;, way rrom
what th^^y considered tb highest grade, and I havo to admit that,
tiiere is sent* . Aith in what they say. The tyve you ai^e us-n^ for our
book is uncoirttnonly clean . nd free fron broken type, becaus: it is
new, but the spaoiiig is v .ry n, uven, and the proof reading :.t your
end of the line is not nufficU atly critical.

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good ^ag- stock paper 'm* th a good surface for text cuts, of yliich
tnere a^u so many^ but absolutely without coating or gloss. Can ;/e
not get suon a paper as this for 7 or 8 cents? If you happen to have
the right so^t oi pai^er or! hand I wish you would send mo a sheet. It
would be stillLo^.ter if you could strike off a few pages cont^aining
cuts on such a sample; then I could send a duplicate of it to the
publishers.

You will of course send duplicate page .roof to me and to the
publishers. As stated early in the letter, it is of the utmost im-
portance that the copy sent mo should be mailed at the earliest pos-
sible moncnt. No one regrets this haste mare than I do, and no one
will over know how I have been harassed during the past two moni'hs
in secu*'ingthe drawings for the text il lustrations. However, 'all's
well that ends well,* wM I tr^ACt the book will come out all rigi;t
and on time after all.

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Dear Sfer. Lanier:

A snuiLl bate.'; of oositivos was received iron Curtis yesbGrdsir
and forwarded t-o yoi: iirfiodiatoly hy express. Thoy aro doubtless in
your hands no.'f. These positives are as follov/s: Froi-
tivqs 198, Trees tiinbled Ly glacier; 199, Scrub pinos on bog at
Wrai:gell; 233, Indian River J- from GilLort negatives 125, Mt. Edge-
• cunbe froc: SiLka; 313, PaH of Hiibbard Glacier^ t^om Harrlman ne^a-
tivo 8, Shoshone Falls^ ^om Morriam nORativ^e 10, Shoshono Palls. The
trro latter are for the pJiotogrHVure \^e decided on in No'a- York the lat-
ter part oi May, and I am sending you prints of the pliotographs nore-
with. Harrlman* s will have to bs reuucod to the size of vnno to go
across the pa^e.

In view of the severe ariticisin we have had of the Curtis posi-
tives, I wish you would take the trouble to look at those yourself.
With tlio exception of 199, which was a slightly foggj' negative, I
think you vv ill a^jree with no that i. hey ai^o first class-. They cer- v
tainly seeir: to be very clear and sharp. All of those positives nay
be put at once in the hanub of tiie photogravxire man for reproduction.
Prints 01 all of their are mailed you herowitli in a f5vOparc.te package.

A somewriut diif ici^Jt matter ar-'.i>os ii\ conr»-*<»tion with on:> nf th3
positives sent you y ^stc^day, namo^CjR^ , which shows a pa:^'t of
Hubba:r'd Glacier. It forms naif of the panorama with Gilbert's No.3i2.
W^thiprints of th^twc photographs 13 12 and 313lwi.ich I am sending wi1ii
the others^ you will find the negative of 312. The negative of 313

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tivy of it. The photo^rav iro i-ian «a»i Irnve a poaitiva made from the- !
negaiivt ci 312, and have it toned Lo match the pcsiti/o of 313 sent /
you yesterday. This shov.ld .-.ive hirn the cuitorial for his panorama /
of H:-l:):.ard Glacier. The piciu^-e wni he a little- long and narrov:,
but nothiiig lxk.0 ao riarro.v as tte Columbia Glcicior picture.

In the package, I Iiavo put a print of Curtis 200, 'Mountain near
Wranguil Na>'rows,' wo ich s?iOuld j,-^ to Andrew for comparison 'A'ith tho
pliotogrevuro ho has just niade of this samo picture. The corv I aii
sending is a di-rrjny of the alkyn set, and is not ^y^ any moaris a first

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You ^'ill also find •;>, the sa^io packagti Gilbert's negative 212,
and a print or tho same, .showing a snow-capped mountain ridge rising
beyond tho densely forested si: ores of ^hc Inside Passage. This also
is to be reproduced tis a photngravuro.

Spader is a jewel. He does l.ho sme type of work as Mrs. Koel-
cr, and /being here wiiero I otai giN^e him points for corrections ni:'ht
and mornii^, ho is turning out. »omo excellent thijigs. Mo is a h^.rd
workar and a rapid wcrku-r.

In accc^'uancc with your su^^stion, I gave 'var Icjai Tshoto-
engraver a in of Spader's draAin/^s. Tho cvls were io miioh bettor
\?[j^s\ I oxprjted that i kt3»^^ nix:, a larger batch, and liavc this after--
noon received proofs of U12 same ana jrr. for^yarding thorn to yoii in
the package with the pliotograi^hs . Inasmuch as those cuts ai^o fully
as gjod as tho best y;e htive mid made i;) Now Yorrv, and as tiie utmost^
proinpin^sr, is rL3co3r;ary in o'^der to get proofs of all the drawings be-
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roniainirg in my hands, 21 in number. TriO cuts of tlioso aro promised
for Monday morning.

You will be gratifiod to know that, having today roceived proofs
of thoromaining ci-.ts for the first part of Burroughs' article, I
havo attached rr oofs of the cuts to the galley proof and have ro turn-
ed tlE matter to the New Rra Co. for pagiiig. Tl-iO rest I ■.vill return
immediately on receipt of the remaining proofs of the illustrations.

I hope to be able to got the remainder of the drawings from
Spador in ii'AQ to soo proofs before I QO. so tliat I mar' place all of
the cuts in the a"ticiu5 by Burrougiis. Muii*. and Grinnell. You will
haVG enough to dP iil ^ottirig thaSO into page proof before my return.
Grinnell expects to be back in New Vork or. or about Aug, 15. aid will
read the proof of his a-ticle. and help us all he can with the other
articles. He is the only person I caii think of 'jrho can give us any
real assistance in this matter. Stanley-Brown has exprt?ssed his wiU-
iiigncss to help- particularly wilh the iilustrations-but aS he was
not with us on the uc-trip when wo mado'the various stops. I fear
he would not be able to put the cuts in the right .^laces, if any re-
main to be labeled after I go. It would be well, however, to subnit
to him.as Mr. Harriman's representative, proofs of all plxotogravuros
and colored rlates received after my departure.

Vorj' truly yours.

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Mr. H. W. Lanior,

Doul)loclay, Pago & Co.,

34 Union Square, Now York.

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Jfr- doar P»'ofes8or.Kutti-^:

On receipt of ^-our lattor of JmIy 24 I wrote &t once to Dr. Coo,
of Yale, w;.o is nor at Weeds Hon. f»fes3. In roply he v/ritos cie that
he will fo^-'va.-d his c ol''-''otiori to you within a week.

As to tlie plates': v/o coTld liiuidle a fow in v/ash, but very -aich
rrcfcr fiik lino dvccaiiLji^^fnd^h -Tiuy lo reproduced '.y photo- Utho^raphy.
Srch drawings riuiy Lo cio^^Llo tho size ao^irod for tho rapro eviction,
or oven tire? tiriGS tii.lf- si^e, anJ ocne out oxcollently "by photo-
li^.hoi^rrir.h. Wash draw:^n^s OEin bo roprodiicccl only "by hali-tone or
hoMotvT^Oe Half-lone is rcluiivoly choap, but requires a g,lazod
pri:)r which h^s no periii^eaienco. Wc 'horerore do not use this process,
bv^t -'.re oMiged to heliol2.TG such p.^tes, wliio^i is a much more ex-
poiii've process. It is nocossan^ ■/ir^roforo, to rostrict tho uiunbor
of WciSji dravvii-i^s, Lut ;yo caii ^Ivo yc - ftll th- photo-li^o^^ph platos

\'oii want.

As to tlie form of troatr^ont: ir the ,-oolOij^icai papors I thin}:
wo HhiUll give a full line to "■:,£: r.aniO of the cpooies with its author-
ity, c • d piit tho s^monjrry below. My proforonoo in .<',ynon:!^y is to be-
^fn a rr y lin^ vrith '?ajh citation and print soliv^ in 9-point typ'3*
Yt.; wii- ^^^ cxuiq/io? of this in Nelson's r)P,l^r'r on •Mexicrui Squir-
rolw=i' i)i *-'v^ { ir^t volvjr.o of tlio ProcoodinrS of tho Wa.^h i -i^jton Acado-

ffi^r n£ Soio: :^?-. You Will find ar.othor style ii; a r^apor by Goultor
sna Robe on 'MoaIcru UnbcUif -^.e' in tho stinc volvone.

Very tin-ly yovTS, ^

Prof. C. C. !!M*tihv,, ^ _j/ ^ ^.-^"v^ ^Wv.vk.mjl^.'^

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Dear Ceo:

Many thanks for j'our lettor of tho 1st inst, I an vary ^Itd
to know tliat you will srr;d Nutting your Hydroids as soon as possible
so that ho may have all the niatorial available when ho ,vorks up the

group Wiiich he is now ^eady to take hold of. ' ^

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You probably know that ^^ur colorod plates are 5ii tho hands of
Borthold Melsel, of Boston, wlio, if I w\ not mistaken, is *by far tho
b^st lithographor in America for this kind of work. Ho does all of
Agassiz* work, -s you of course know. He has no+ yet sent mo any
proofs. I expoct to start for California ^v. T'aesday, the 7th inst.,
or at ver-- latest on Wednesday; .so there -s no olianoo that I will soo
Mc?isoi*s proofs boforq^ I 6^^ I shall be ^ono until about t;ie cna of
September. I wC\\ w^'iUMeisel at onco o send a sot of proofs, witn
tho originals, to you -ts soon as ready, so that you may niakv3 ail
necessary criticisms direct. In tiiis way the stones will bo satis-
factory to you by the time I f,et back, and all I shall hrvj to do
will be to look out for the headlines ana lettering. We always print
a legend at tho botton of our plates in addition to the ruming head .
line. In tlie case of your plates, where so r:any species are shown r.

eacii plate, possibly the sample word 'Nenerteans' vvoulu answer. ^
hev^ irou something; better to suggest? .

^ ton laa b^et+Jor notify MoiseT in season before you leave W^ cab
Holl tio Ir.at iie will not f^^rA tho plates ti:.ere after you hav? gor
bach't' Now Hc.ven. I have ix}.\^. hirr your Woods Holl aaaress.

Vory truly jours,

Pi'of. Weolc^ ^. Coo,
Woods Holl, Muss.

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Mr. Beri/iic'ld Moissl,

90 Broad Si... Eost.'-n, f^ass.
Doar Sir:

I cxpoct t.c loavo hc>^9 for Calironiia on the 7th inst*, to bo
gone until the iattor part ol* Soptomber. I ro.--ret tliat ^rou were \h,-
abk* to send r.o proois or the 'Neme^'tean' plates you are noiv making,
co.c-'a M" departure. If ;-ou finish them in llio nopj- future, oleaso
send t}iari, tOficth^r -yit:. tae ori^^inals, to Prof. Wesley R. Coe, M.-Lrim
Biologicjiti Laboratory, Woods Holl, Mass. Ho is tho autjior of the
paper they accompany, and will make tiio' necessary corrections if mv'
aro needed, so that they will le all ready to print on iriy return.
Tiie riuu-jnf, heaaing *P-ofi. Wash. A.;ad. Sci., Vol. II' should agree
as closely as practicabls with that of th.' oneic/Bod plate.

Tug liunl^ers for t/io plates I ^aiinot ^^isro you until the platos
aro ready f;*- printing;, .l-^oavse wo aro printin,^ pa^^crs ail tho timo,
anJ the njjiLers thoso bo^r will ^-pond ontiroly i;po]i tlio dato whon
thoy can bo uolivo^ed.

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Do?ir Mr. Lanier:

You^ lotter of the 2(1 Inst, is at hand.

I ^y^jsi that era this -joa hava^re^itnved the photographs which
match up with the last batch of positivos you montion. Thu package
alsn contained the prints for Andrew.

Tlie four photogravures iron El son arrived today, and I a.Ti re-
turning them hcrow-itli, with the corrections marked thereon. Tho one
of the deserted village is a little indistinct, part iculcirly the
totem-polos; il he can strengthen these it will do very \7ell. Tlxo two

pictures of Bskimo topeks at Plover Bay need vorj^ :ittle correction.

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TJie one sliowin^ a single large topex, vri th a large sealskin on a dry-
ing frame bciiind it. is worthy of special attention in connoction with
our recent correspondence re^^rdint; the Curtis^? positives. Curtis
wrote mo that this was the poorest positive amon^- the entire lot he
had made for us, and tliat ho would have made a duplicate C/icept for
the fact bhat he dropped and smashed tic origiruil negative.

The poorest of th) 4 Bison photogravures i^> the one sliowing an
Indian log hut; this hns been spoiled by trimiciMg, as you v/ ill see
at once wiien you compare it witli the origiiial. Tho tree on the left
which has been c^.it off adds oncrj^»cusly to the artistic effect of the
picture. If the positive is not satibfacucry I 1h ink an excellent
rhotogrei/ure can be made from the accompunying print. You will re-
member that Bison's original sainplcs, which ^cere excellent, were made
from photograpiiS dooidodly inforior to t]\is ono. Of course it snould

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.cither end.

The lett,9riiY. avrikos .to as ail right, thovi^i I do not liko the
uneven size of tiiO ti^o loops in the 'B* in Berin^i Sea. Tae ques-
ticr: arises in this lattorin^, as oo whothor the cap initial lettors

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your otic, taste in this matter.

Tho Gifford 'St. Blias' pictn^-e which camo in the last hat<|ri of
lithOj=,raphs is merely a cloud orfcet affair and has not; ir^ to do
v/ith the picture I refer to, whicli sh.ows the mountain in the range.
It has toon in soKioLody's riands for roproduction averj' lor^ time,
and I i:ave seen no r>»-oof of it. You will romoraher it ^vlion I rorind
you of tlie circumsta:i.:.j that I took it to Mr. Harriman's the day wo
called on Gifford and Dc-Uenhm^h, and tUL I sant it to ^rou b' mes-
sender, along with a >Ball water color, for you to make the selec-
ion. You rejoct3d the water color, and kept the larger oil paint-
ing. I have not seen H since, but I have a suspicion that the pic-
ture in zle last CENTURY is roally taicen from a part of tho oil painU
in^ i!)idt--r oor.sidoratio'i.

I have no duplicate proof of Giiho's first proof of the Barrj'
Glacier from iry logativ > L^O. h-.t I havs one proof ir. the set, which
I v/ill send you with those. I shall bs ^;lad to have it back, as it
ir, avory beaut ifnl rervoducstion in ovo^-ything but the upper part of
thi fog, vviiich was cut a^ay. It s.hows tho pillars which fcmi tho
sides 01 the tj,reat jave bolow iho -.vutor, better than any otlior pic-
tvre I Jifave seen. " '

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from 'Aio photo-en^ravor.

Your ronarks in a proooaii^ latter with respocl to ^.hB woodcut
niatter surprised rao vory iipaoh, for our pooplo hero use woodcuts in
prefercric? to zinc or coppor wnon thoy caii ^st thon. On roceipt of
your letter I oonsultod our editorial dopartmonb, and thoy s&.y that
woodcut S|aiid oloctrot^.np^ plates containing woodcuts, if proporly
overlaid, ^^w o very nuch b^ttar and oloaror picluras than zinc otch-
ijTgs. The lines aro oloaror and more sharply cut, and the liglit ef-
fects more delicate. I also v/roto to the New Era Coi?ipany and &skod
then: if ivoodcuts could oo run succcssf^.illy in the text alor-^ nvith
zinc etchirigs. Tho.ir reply I enclose horov;ith«

Very t^.ily yours.

Mr. K, W. Linier,

Doul/ldday, Pqge k Co.,

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M2'. A. H. Kcj^eh^Vx.

Ne^-; Eru Print :.r*g Cr*^

Doar Sir:

V:rv^»>eriV thaiiks for -our lector of T/iie 3d Irr.t. r.lout. the
Alaska look, ai-ii also for the acoompaiiyin^ batch of ^alloy prooT,
on which I tx^' no»v at i«r'ork. I liope to returr. thic proof to you on Sun-
day ^^ Mcn:^.r^ v'itl. proofs of all of the cutn ir: rlaoo. I chail also
return tho roiiah.riV cot?^'' whi?h ^''cu \y»3r? rood enouA to send v/ it:; tiio
proof, ?.o •'l.r.t you w?3^ i:ave tlio thin^ t-canplato with plaoos ni^^rkod
for zV: of t't? illustrations^

I was ovonvholmei with Oi^aietnent at your rta^onent Mi?t- you ri;yc
not rn.;'?'»YC>d tho blocks fr^r Dcublu^i'^.j-: Pa^^^e & Co., arid vdroa ti^o^ to
thlr rffe^t at 8 o'clock this ^oniir^. Tl.oy have dou>;tlo^?3 sent tL:m
to yot; tod::y, and I still horo thoy yv^y ropc?i yoi- tonight or nu'ly
Mnr'iay r.ior^ni}'^, so o'-^at it na:,- lo rossil.la Vo?- ^-om to pago the --lai-tor
Mrndixy--Tr: w'nich ^v^*? I can receive it Tii-^.'^day.

I;: ^\,^ 7:att**'' of runnin^^ hoadn, I would roco;:^n:}iiS r-uttit^^^ tho
name of '^Au autho^ at tho top of the loft-hivrid p:ijic, tho j:ubjr^ct. con-
tents 01 ti.o pa^e at ilie lot of tne ri^:ht-hand prt^o. Une s.T.ali orps
for rurnin^: *Moad1n^?; an-i m^io yc^.;r r^ubject catch-titlos ^.3 briof' :f!,s
prccticfhlT, Tiio title of PurrouJ-.r/ article, wliich for.ris thn f irot
clinpter of the hock, U NARRATIVE OF TUB KXP8DITI0N. Sinoo tj.e pAo-
lir"iif?rs ]a.\q not rt-nit ^n a iiut of th'^ railway trair: w: ich ir to ^n

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£0 above or Vt^lcnf the ciit, or whether the naks-up will have to he
such that it cajaaot go here at all, in which case it would have to
stand alone tLcross the niddle of the preceding; pa^e — which would not
look veil. You will have to use your jud^jnent ahout Uiits when you
receive the cxxi.

By tlio way, I wired you this morning immodiatelj'^ on receipt of
your letter, askiHj-; 3nou hot to trj^ to page tlie natter until you had
theae cuts-^otiiorwise no end of charges rnl^ht be necessary. The
chapters will not le mL^nbered, bit will bear distinctive titles, each
by a separate author.

Please tell ne If thje cuts you refer to as rou^iil^*' finistie.d are
the ones of whlc]: I setit you the blocks, or the proofs of whicii j'ou
have i:iot received the blocks and which are in the hands of D. P. &
Co. I will speak to tiiO or^^rnvor nor;) who is nov makir^ the remain-
der of the cuts for me, about orlir.^iir*^ ther; p/> close as possible. It
is not clear to ne f ron yor^r letter whath ;r you exuiuined those sent
and founri then l:.c]vin(;; in tliis respect.

As to your inquirj^ alotit the printing for this book while I am

^oro : I expect to leave matters in sucli shape that you can ^o ahead

aj;d sot up thr reriaindr of tlie Burrou^iS t>*ticle, and the followin£^

article, which is by Johi Miilr on •Glac-rrs/ and ^at this natter into

psi^es; bi^t it nust r.ot bo olectrotyDod until I have seen it« I will
write you about t^his before I ^o. By sending me a galley nroof to
San Praricisco, some tine nay be gained. I ixm cutting short mj'' trio
so Rs to 1 e back before tlie end of September.

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Dear yuertes:

Tliarik* for your trout lo about th;e puffixift* heads. After look-
ing at your diunrales and the various positions you surest, it soeais
to lae that by far the best way will be to arrange both those hoads
natvTttl sise, on a plate 5 x Tj inches, as you sii^est. This maJtes
the best looking picture as a whole, and shows all of both heads.
It will also leave at least ^ of an inch— perhaps more— between the
heads so that they need not look too crowded.

In cases where the area of the illustration fUls the plate
solid, it looks badly when It is a little too big; but in coses like
the present, where only a arcall part of the area of the figure pro-
trudes beyond the proper size of the page, it looks all ri^t.

Please send the plate direct to Lanier, as I sJiall be on m^^ wav
to California before it could reach me.

With bost vishcs.

Very truly yotirs.

Ur. L. A. Puertes,

Ithaca, R 'w York.

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Mr* A. H. Hei^shoy,

New Era Priiiting Co.,
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Your lottor of tho 6th inst. reached mo oarljr this morning,
j-loiTg ^A'ith tho first batch of paged proof of the Biirrougl n article,
v/itii space i3f I for tha cats v/jiich you had not received.

So many things sooir.od in danger of beiiig' left at loose ends
that I docided to stay over until the 10 o'clock train Tliursday %.
mornirig, when I shall leave for California without fail. I ain rather
hoping tiiat this delay v;ill enablo you to send mo proofs v/ith the
cuts in place. I will returp the page proof witii the ranning lioad-
linos indicated as far as tho rratter goes

As to the sub-titles, I agree witii. you in preferring small
caps v/ith initial caps, hut I arn wondering if you have not sono
style of type that would look a little better for these sub-headings
than the small caps of the same style we are using. Probably you
have. Torrorrow I will sonwi you a lot of material with as full ex-
planations as possible.

If you have ari;,'1.hing to send me, or any questions to ask, on or
Leforc tho 13th inst., it>u riight audross mo 'Big Trees, Calaverat
coimty, Calif.' After tho 13th inst., ^md thence on until the 10th
of September, address me •Cf.lifnrnia Academy of Scioncos, San Fran-
Cisco, Cr.lif., but do not expect an early reply, as I shall be in

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mountains for two or tijrer ^vcoks aftor leaving B?g Troos.
l>aring my absence^ ail iiattor rolati:ig to the Wasliington Acade-
my oi Sciences shoul.. be addressed to mj^ Q'iief Assista*it, Dr. T. S.
Palmer, Department of Ag>^iculture, Washington, D. C.

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Dear Mr, Hndsoi;:

WhGii yew v/oro liere this aiternoon I forgot to ask you to ^ive
your drav/in^s of tho tliroo r^sks and tho Indian rattlo to Mr. Lanior,
of Doulle day, Pago & Co«, v34 Union Square, Now York. They are likoly
to Lo needed for reproduction in Crinnell's article before I return;
hence I sliall te obliged if you will r;;,ive or send them to Mr. Lanier

as above.

Yer^'' trulv yours.

Ifr. C. B. Hudson,

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Man- +.ha;il'.s fcr 'our loUor of the r,th ir,st. Tl^e iologram
about Harrimii's noisativo Ko. B was also received, bat owing to tl-.o
pressure ol oti.or riatters it was no£,lectGd. I shall be ohligod if
vou will r-eud it to Lanier. Tlas rerr.inds r:e: wheu tho neisativof- come
back froin Ciirtis-if they do cone T-^ack before ray retuni--ploase do
not di?tribv.to then, as several aro badly needed at ny end of the
line. This ar.plies to negatives bolor^ir^ to several different
poonle-Avoroll. Qevoreux. and Harrinu-ui. However, thoy nay be in
Gilberfs hands when I rotuni; if so, it v/ill be all ridit.

As to tlie letter you ouclosod fron Lanier: I quite a^reo with
him, that tine publication as K:a^a2ine a-ticles of well selected chap-
ters from ^JlO book would help r.dvT'-ti.so the book mid Would be f. t,ood
thintj, for us, I really see no ol;jection to this. It seems to ne,
hwovcr. that in eaeii case the oenefits of the. magazine pub li cut ion
should accrae to tho author, and fiat it woul'd nbt be ri^t to pub-
lish .xn article in a nafiazlno wHhmit first obta^uin^i the consent
of tiio av.t;;or. Li:ue3r*s letter is -etumrd to you ht^rowith.

I enclose also Kirs. Koeler's receipt for the Jtm^ batx-. of di-a?/-
in^s. a.:d m^paid bills for one woodcut and 3 baiches .f drawir^s, as

follows: •

Willicjis, woodcut,. $20. 00

Hudson, 7 vQii drawings, $o5.W , . ^+v«v.c ^-^7 fsn

John Ridtsoway, 3 dravvir^s. and retoucnmc otners. $37.oO

B. II. Baldwin, 7 arawin£,3, $3^.00
Bad; of tli-se bills has the auur-ess of the aj-tiat. a.id I shall be

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olligod if you Will kindly i^ve checks sent to tho individi^als, as
I shall not lo horo to distribute tlien.

(Xvi:^^ to an accidental delay in sendi,^ ti:e text cuts from the
puLlisi^or to th. printer, I w.s not able to rocoivo text proof of Bu,.
roughs' articlo y.st.rday. as expected. After cousiderablo -^.i-^W
in Lot], dirodtions, I have decided to wait over v.;til the 10 o'clock
tram ThuraOa^ :uond^, the 9th inst. TJ;is will enable no to pass

upon tho first batcii of paged proof containi:^ tlxo cuts.

I have requested M^-. Lanier to send you hereafter proofs and

Fhotograpi.s of .11 photogravures, so that you „,ay bo able to pr^s

"pon the 5ZJU3 during cry absence.

It soens to no that there should be no difficultu now in print-
ing ^^e renmnder of Burrou^.s' article,and also Ifoirs, before «v re-
turn, and it nay be possible also to pv.t Grinnell's in tiT,e. arlr^ell
expected to bo baci. at his office U.o middle of thi. .onfh, in -.vhich

case he v/ill bo able to Inok- ar+«« 4^,^

aoio .0 iooK aftor tlie a-rangoKcnt of Uie cuts for

nls article on the Indians.

Von' tral^' yours.

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Dear Staiiley-Bro^Yii:

Ifeny thanks for your telegrara giving me the height of M»altnoKiah
Palls; also for your tclogram this moment received rospccting thfO
Iixdian articles from Alaska. Yog^ the second "box finally came-^iAou^
so«9 days after you wore iioro. I neglected to notify ytiu, as you
were in Ohio at the tine.

' I have made tlia following disposition of the material in these
boxes: Certain speciiaiXis from Loth boxes a>'e now in the hands of
artists. Bie r^naining spoaimons have been repacked in two separate
boxes, as received, and are in Dr. Tisher's hands awaiting instruc-
tions for shipiwnt. The ono which cai»io from Mr. Harriman's ncuso I
have had addressed to Mr. Harriman at 1 East 55th St., New. York. If
rou will kindly notify 3r. Fisher ( addressing him: Dr. A. K. Fichor,
U. S. Dopt. of Agriculture) where to ship both boxes, ho will start
them iinmediatelj^. I suppose the second ono, containing the oil-box,

ocs back to the Now York Zoo, and that tho first goes back to Mr.
Harriman* s iiouse. However, you will let Fisher know about this, and
ho will do tho rest.

C. B. Huason, artist, 5b drai.ving foui' srrall masks from the box
wliich came from Mi% Harriman* s house. He will roturn these to yaa at
120 Broadway, Now York, in about three weeks, unless you advise him
to the contrary. His present address is 10 Ninth St«, SE, Washington,

D. C

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express to W. B. Spader, 190 T/elfth St., Brookljm, N. Y. He will
draw these during the next two weeks, and vail laako such disposition
of tliG specimen.; as ^^ou may direct. Ho (Sr-ador) has buen here draw-
ing for us for the past, ten days, and iias done admirably • He has
nicide a great "catcli of drawings which set us ever so far ahead. Ho is
by all odcis the best man we liavo struck. His work is of tho .saino
character as Mrs. Koolor's, but ho has had more experience in repro-
uuction, and knows how to make lines 7/i~iiah come out stronger in tho
cuts. If I could hav3 had him a month ago, I should have been in
California some time since. By the way, Kiuir wire? me U^at ho v/ill
go with me on my trip across tho Sierra next week.

I am re tumii-ig to tho pointers tonight all of tho Biirrou^s
stuff witi nervTly all of the cuts in place t and have arranged for tho
correct placing of tho few remaining cuts not yet drawn.

As I think I told you before, I have requested Lanior to send

-j'ou proofs and photograplis of ail tho photogravures. Tnis will bo a

groat help. Lajiior is ail right, but is inclined to be a little lax

in criticism: 1 mean by this tliat ho is likely to accept v/ork whidi

is not quite up to our standard. I know that some of tho positives

arc not first class. At the snno time, most of them ^ivo good ropro-

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Tho main complication in tl^io noiir future is with rospect to the
niunorous draivlrigs of Indian trinkets for Grinnoll's article; and sino3
OrinnGll is to return to New York about tho middle of this month I
iiavG put tho whole matt{^r in his hands, so tliat he will be rosponsi-
bio for tho correct placing of nis cvm cuts, and-^-what is porhsps
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cuts whore tjiey Tall in pretty thick, as thoy do in placos.

Hula I ac: goi;-: I «an probably to re&chod about a« follcws:
By mil, at Biij Trees. CalaV^raa'co^auty. for letters leaving New Ifork
not later tiion Ai«. 12; by mil, at- •Academy of Sciences, San Pran-
cisoo. CaUf.,' for letters loavir^ Now YorK between Sept. 1 and Sept.
•• by yire, at Aciidoray of Sciences, San Piancisco, /iJ<5« ^3, ana Sept.

10 io 19» ;ji f i^d ^ bjii fron »n. 1 . Grooiio for stenrigraph-

^° ir^cl^o Department oS Lubor. Washington, D. C,

'^ ■ /.aid $2.00 express cha.^5«« ^" ^^^ ^^''^ ^'^^^^ '' '""'"" ,

^ w,« York and oS cents on the stuff I sent Spader
tiiinfis sent mo from Hew York, ana .'

1 -- -if ro<iitive8 fron Curtis,
to Brooklyn: al.c SB =o.iU on a paokag. =1 P"^- '

^-. ,3.30 «f.-os» oiu.-fi». I » onclosi,^ a ^oo^nto for to
.^; t06.ti:==- rlth -«nts paid by «= r- tolo^. -* po.tagp _
,lnco ll .oitlocont. I aX.o .0.^ a bill horcwl,^. fr« th. ».r,oo
Joyce Knsra.:ite Co.. of ti.l. oi'y, for »6.S.OO.

I lo-aH to aay '.>^t t »=n'. you yo^tord^y H' expros. a paoka^p
,r ap-cinons tor K<ncaid, ar.d af^U be olllgod if you .111 ha,c >t
IrarJcoa lo hia by oxp-oa. a", laaT^lngton a.iveraity. Soa.tla.

With best TV'ishos,

J, StanlvV-Brar/n, Brq.,

120 Broadway, How Yo*»W City.

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Doar Sir:

I am SGnuixig ?a a packa^o^i^ilh raaterial for tli3 Procood1x)^8 faah-

iiigton AcadoKi^ of Scienof^f, the renainiiit, ^'^J^^set copy of B^irrc^i^is*
artiolo, F^ark^d for iho rest of tiie cuts, and aa retiimii^ botii pa^o
aiid advaiico i^allov of fti la article; so that vriion you rocoive tids
package you will iiavc tiio Burrou^^is striff complete.

You will also finu in the Hhrae pac;co^c copy for t3;e next art.i-
cle in the Harriraan Bxpodition book, wiach is entitled 'Hotos on Gla-
ciers,* by John lt\ir. You trill observe that in both the Burroti^yis
and Itiir a-^ticlos I have indicated on tl;e riargin the places for tlio
few cuts of which proofs are not yot at nand. These proofs should
be attached by Mr. Lanier, of lioubleday, Pago k Co., when you send
hire the galley proof. The drawings have just boex; laade, or are bo-
in^ fii.ishod, and the outs should bo reacy before ii.c proof reaches
D. P. & Co. Hcrerftor, until my :*etxim, send all pro.-rs of the Har-
riraan Expedition book to Doubled; y, Pa^iJ & Co.. y- Union Square, Now

York.

The first page of the Ha-riruru-* book is troublesome, but I think

your plaji of puttlr.^ 'ALASKA* h\ ';ig typo in the open space at the

top of the cut, and Burroue/is* sj-i^nial title below with a new Initial

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tic* It soorns to mo this page Is a little long to look well. I have
sent a copy of it, with comments, to Mr. Lanior, of Doubleday, Page
k Co., who will advise yoii further with respect to it. It strikes
mo tiiat a couple of lines conld be tnme4--to advantage.

In tlie package with the other things you will find a Lcitch of
blocks covering all of t}ie proofs which have been er^gravod here in
Wa&riington. You have received the others from New York, so that the
only ones reriaining are the few only just drawn but which will be
sent you from New York in a few days.

The initial 'W on the first pae^e will have to be cut off, I
think, and a new one substituted, as you si-ggesl.

I wrote you j^osterday tliat letters written no up to Aug. 12
sliovld reach me at ^ig Trees, Calaveras coronty, California. In
case of ii>^gent need of connect ii^^ vith me, a telegram on Aug. 13
would reach me addressed to •Acadoi^' of Sciences, San Jfrancisoo,
Calif .• Mail leavi.^g Lancaster Sept. 1 to 8 would probably roacli me
at Acader:^^ of Soiencoa, San Francisco. Tfiis is the best I oau do. I
hope to bo back by ^pt. 25 or 2B.

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

Spadt -^ rct;irneu to Now York today, after having made for \\u a
fine lot of draw^ii^js. Ke is by far the niost satiafaotorj' nan I have
corac in contact ?/ith for triis sort of .vork. He has worked hard and
dono v/cll. It has been Uie greatest kind of a help to liave hie: hero
whore I could talk with him about particular points which needed em-
phasis, and where he could make in a few minutos the desired correc-
tions Lcft^r the drawings were done.

I sent you by Spader the first page of the Burrou^-^is article,
with s^^estions as to how it may be fixed rp. Spadar will talk the
niattcr over :vith you, and you will of course make the decision and
act accordingly. If nocessarj^ I thirJe a couple of linos can bo r^n
over. It would not be difficult to cut out a lir^ or two in Uio
first two or tliree pages.

I sent you t]iis noming by express the two rcnaining colored
drawings of Fuertes, oiie a Sabino's Gall, the other a Kaaiak Pine
Bui If inch --both superb sttidies. Puortes will send j^'ou direct his
painting of P»jf fins' heads. Those three complete tlie sories not yet
giver out, ttxMl you will dispose of them as you think lest* I sor/
also the galley proof and copy of the second batch of B^arrou^^s* pa-
per. The third kwd last batch will bo sent you later by the New Bra
people. I am also sendii^ the Now Era people the copy for Muir's
article with proofs of the cuts attached, and tho places indicated
for exits not/ j^et made. Spader wfll loll you in ''•he morning that ho

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has a luanbor of drawings in hand for \:ho B\\rror.\(^.& and Muir articles
which he will finish as aarly as possiLlo*

I sliail loePfQ in a buridlo to be sent you ty my assistant in the
morning the proofs of illustrations received today, and also the page
proof of EnrrouQis' article as far as I have received it.

As previously stated, I have indicated on both the Burrou^s

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and Muir nianuscrlpts the places miero cuts are to go. Spader has
the drawii^s — or will have tliern shortly—so that there need not bo
much more delay. I should like to see one proof containing the cuts
In place, to be sure that they are rightly placed and that the legends
are correct.

Amoi)g tlie outstanding drawings which are be4Bg cado by Spader
and iiudson are some Indian things for Grinnoll's article on •Kie Na-
tives •' Tliose ^irawings will be turned in to j^u for reproduction,
and I c4hall bo obligod if you will send Crinnell proofs of them to
Inser; in the proper places in his manuscript.

M/ possible aadros^es are as follows: by xnaLl, at "Big Trees,
^ Calavora^^ county, Calif., 'for loiters leaving Hew York not later than
Aiig. 12; by mail, at •Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, Calif.,*
for letters leavi?-^ New York between Sept. 1 and Sept. E; by wire, at
•AcadoiiQ' of Soiencos, Sixn Francisco,' Aug. 13 and Sept. 10-15. I
ejcpoct to be back Sept. 25 or Sept. 28. Muir has wired ne that he
will go with me on my trip across the Sierra.

The proofs of pliotogravuros mentioned in your letter of ycstor-
oay have not come to hand, but may reach me before I go in the morn-
ing; I go on the 10 o'clock train. li' they do not come I will leave
dirr3ctions to h^vo tliom returned, and yon had better send them to

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gravurea during my absence.

Your letter of yesterday intins^tos Uuit you think I still hav
Mitoriai foreolor reproduction. I sent you the laat today In the
Pucrtes drmir^s. All of the photo^^^aphs worth a-Ltoinptine in color
were sent you sone time s^o, and I Lolieve you sent them all to An-

drew.

I fear it will not lo practicable to ^ivo oi;t any more of those

positives before my return. I ordered a n-anbor of add:tioi;al ones

from Curi..is which iiavo not yet arrived, and also asked for a number

of negatives to be used in couplets in ocmioction with sone of those

for which you nm imve positives. So raany of -Ty prints are absent.

ana the whole affair is in such an iinsatisfactory state, that I do

not see how we can do airythiuti ^^ofore nr: return, at wiiich tiir,o I

trust we siiall l^avs all of the positives ordered and also ail of thr

returned negatives. Some of t/iose -ou now have will not bo used at

all, and a few of them are I^^^^S^ f or papers in the next volvoiic. ,

Grimioll expected U be back about the middle of Aufjast. and<,.lU

be the most holpful n^ you can call ou in case of difficulty wJir. I

an; gone. Tao. only diff ioT'ltios I foresee are in the matter of rcssi-

blo doubts as to the proper placing and laboli% of cuts—net :./vli:g

them all made at t}io present time. Ycu can ahvays reacii Griiinoll at

the 'Porsst and Stream' office. New York.

Wishnv ^'ou a t^loasant season, and trastltiti t.iat you will Koop
in coed heal'.ti. I remain, with best wishes,
^ Ver^'- truly ^'ours, v

Mr. H. f. Lanier. ^-^T*^>-^

Dov l'>day, Pago & Co., ,
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Hy dear Griimell:

At 10 o'clock in the -.orr.ing I loave for California, to be gono
'ontil about t,};o and of Scptorabcr. I havo trous-orod up your kind
offer to tako hold of the book matter and help a« ijiuc]i a* you could
dui'ing ray absence, and I ronombor tliat you threatened to come back
about oho aiddlo of Aug-ast. Tliis fits in vor-y nicely.

Tho prosoiit status of the book is this: Most of the Burrou^is
article is in t:-pc; the reiraindor will be in iyjie in a few days prob-
ably, and will bo followed by the Miu'r article, which in turn is to
bo followed by tho GrinneU article on 'Kie Natives.' Host bitt not
all of the cuts for these throe articles iu^ve loon made. In the case
of tho Burrou£ii-.s and fchdr articles, I havo attaaiiod proofs of tho
cuts in their proper places. A few dra^viji^s rereain to bo made, ani
I havo indicated the positions am legends for tlioso :.s well as
practicable at the prosoiit time, raid have told Lanier, of Doublodav.
Pago ft Co., to call on you in case he ^ots in trouble. You will know
v/hat ^things are, and whore they belong. Tnore is dift^'^hiuv.o of name

wnich I si;culd explain. Gilbert and Dall. alter a tedious investiga-
tion, have come to the conclurion that the glacier we stopped to in-
VDstigate at the base of tho Fairweatlior range on our way north is
after ail tho LaPerouse, and not the Crillon.

Nov/ as to your article: I ara sending you your ovm manuscript,
ana proofs of all the cuts for your a^-ticlo wliioh I. havo had made up
to Uio present time, and I think you will find there ai'e plenty of

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t...t:a. A few more, however, are :n the hcoida of artists. Socie raasks
and a rattlo are t-Cting drawn by C. B. Ki^uson, who will turn iu nU
drawJr^-s for v-oproc'nction to Doullediiy, P:Jgo & Co., as soon as they
are iono, and they will send proofs of the cuts to you. Otlior Indit-u
masks and trijikots are in the hraius of aaothor young artist, W. E.
8pad.:r, fil.c -.vill 8ul>ndt the drawh-^s to you for criticism :aid will
then turn tlieci in to Do\>bleday. Pfego & Co., wlio will iiavc ciits nada
aiid send you proofs. When those two lots are done, which will be
sho-tly, you will liavo ail of the illustrative r'atorial for your arti-
cle except the full- page plates, which we will a:-rane,o later. You"
paper will bo the best illustrated chapter ii. the book.

I hf.vs also sot ftxdson at work inaiviiig sorae drawings for yrau-
sainoii e»rticle, fror.; the rhotograi-hs wo selected at tho Fish Coimnis-
sion. Tr.e best of those dra.virigs io bsJ.^ reproduced by photogravv.re
--the others in pen work. As this a^-ticl."! will coino, later, we will
still havo time to secure aaditional illustrations.

It will bo difficult to roach me while I or. gone, but -I aiay bo
reached probably as follows: by riiil, at 'Bi^, Tr^os, Calaveras ^
county, Calif.,' for lette>'s leaving N'-w York not later than Av^. 12;
b^^ Rail- at 'Aoadoniv of Sciences, Snri Francisco, Calif.,' for lotto >'s

lo^tvingKew Yo>-k l:cWoo:i Scjt. 1 and Sopt . B; l,y wire, at •AcadGiuy
of Scioacos, San Priuici:ivc/ Aug. 13, and Sopt. J-0-^-; .

that 7CU have laid up a st-^-e ot stroi^th for tho coniii^j soason, I

romaJn, witix Lest wishes.

Very truly ycurs, y

Dr. Goor^o Bird Grinnoll,

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WaahinRton, D. C,

October 8,1900

Dear Stanl^yiwovn:

T!Mrks for your latter just reoeived, inclosing one from Lanier,

yAii0h I hMrewith return.

Mrs. HM-rlnam did not mention the subject of the edition de-luxe
when I Kai at Arden. !Ior wm it spoken of by anyone during iny visit
to I have no new information. Lanier claims thit while the cost of
such an edition would imolve a conaiderable additional expenditure,
the hifji price receired for each copy would soon pay for it and leave
a liberal nai?^ln for profit. I believe he is right. It seems to me
that it ii desirable to obtain from Lanier a definite estirate of the
cost before nakii^ final decision.

Hudson has just returned to me the four Indian articles in his
posaession. and I will send them, along with the carved vertebra which I
hiiTe» to Jfr. Harrinfin*8 house today, charges prepaid. The 2 boxes
also go today. The dra»ii«e Spader made were from the ^Tew York Zoo
box as stated in iqy letter, and, as correctly quoted by you. You made
a little mistake toward the end of your letter, but I will forfrive

you if you never do it again.

Very truly yours,

Mr. J. Stanley- Brown, %J».>Ms.<?^ v

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After a good deal of work I think I understand the situation
sufficient!;/ t© return a batch of photof^ravures . and to reply to your
inquiries respecting a few othffr matters.

1. Hoen: I enclose his letter of September 22 respecting the
Bear plate and other matters. It is encouraging to know that the
work he has in hand is so well alo'-v- to.varc: completion. I ar- a lit-
tie at a loss to know what he Mans by the ".-lacisr plate received
direct from Dr. Herriam" unless it is a view in Co llep.e Fiord which
he was at work on last sprir^r. . -

2. 2i®_?5H£^£lil22E«H]i' Inclosed is Cockayne's lettsr of Ssp-
tember 27 regarding .samples of paper. I a^r^^ with him that- the Scun-
pie marked No. 1, is by far the best, and should be used for th.e
illustrations he is rcakli^T.

5, Th^,_ Bear; The water in the foregroimd of the bear picture
is rather too amch of a dark bro'#n, but this I think can be eaciiy
remedied. The sides of tne head are a little too oa-ire-yallo^i/, and
the hind feet 3ee>.-, to rw. tof;ethor. Tr:e vMvt hhJ foot noods briu.-
in;^ out. These detail- can doubtless be remedied in the seccnd
proof. The bush in the ri^^ht hand corner should be fixed up in son*
way; it is very poorly done r^nd looks blurry ard eoarce like "a choar
Oiromo. Apart fro^o th s T think the picture is very satisfactory. '
T^e text:.a-e of th.e fur is very «ood. It is hard r,o criticize more
in detail in the absence of the ori/anal painting: for comparison,.

4. ^i8j;ox: Trie i^'ox pamt^-g is finished. Kni^^ht has changed
the front le^js, has cut cto/^ the big earn,, and_ccrr«cted ths color to

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conform with the apeciner. He says the picture will be dry enoii^^h so
I can send it to you with the others

5. Hudson Ts Pictures; Hudson ha?, had a hara time wiVn our work
owin^ to the large aa^iount of work he has had to do for the Fish Com-
fnissiono He has not drawn the IMian trinkets he had for Grinnell's
article. Tliis will not matter, however^ as Orinnell's Indian paper
is already profusely illustraiedo Hudson has finished five line pic-
tures to accoiapany Grlnnell 's article on Salmon fishing; these you
will find in the packa^,ec Plea -a ha-ve then reproduced and the proofs
sent to me at your convenience « Hudsor has also made two splomiid
paint igs of sealions, which yo*^ will find in the package. One is of
an old bull on a rock in the surf, surrounded by females; the other
is a sta^ede of sealio^s at "Ro^^oslof ''olcano, witnessed by IT. Har-
riman, and mentioned by ^;urrouf:hs« Mr. Harriman was greatly interest-
ed in these sealions and I am sixre he will be pleased with the il-
lustration. To reproduce these two paintings, I suppose they mrast

be phDtOf;ravured or heliotypedo

6, 3padar^: Gilbert writes that he will return on Thursday o I
shall \j^ ^;lfid to see Spader as soon as practicable thereafter, I

an holding; hi3 drawir^;s that, you sent me in order Lbat he may m^ike a
few *ninor corrections when he gets here,.

if ford and Dill jmh au^:h : :Iave I seen proofs of all of their
paint>ings that hrive been reproduced for the book? I hav^^ not found
MoQjit '>t. SHas avfionf: thoro, vxrS if I am not mistaken several are miss-

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8« lettering, for theBird Plates: This I am havinr: prepared

and will send you tomorrow.

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^' PP-tor Photorravures : l^Tiat has become of them? I have seen
no proofs. If I reraemher rightly we decided to have four. Tf the"
are too expensive for the regular ed tion, then it seems to me that
we should have ordinary photot;ravm-e3 of at least 2 or 3 of them.

^°' £liE*2e:SvurilLp^«' ^■- proofs of lettering from Elson i return
herewith 0, K'd, I have also 0, KM three unlettered photogravures
which are returned herewith; and have rejected two— one of ^'vutch Har-
bor, IJnalasfca, the mountains of which are a-' oninable; and one of Fort
Wran^-ren, in which the mountains lehim the old fort hKVA been mon-
keved with. The for; in the ori/anal picture should he reproduced and
not replaced hy irri3,.unary sod. As a niatter of fact the whole top of
the mountain was covered with snov.-, part cf which was hidden bvtho
fog. The forni of this snow in the raproduction is completely changed.

The picture of the hut on Wood Island I have O.K'd althou^th it
has been much injured hy cutting off the bottom half an inch abov^
the nark made by ne on the original. I also return another picture?
.marked for lettering: it is the one showing two len^rthv/ise pictures,
one of K'enai Peninsula, the other of Alaska Peninsula,

^^: Lo-^tered PhotoKrav-ires from, /j -drew; "'h.ese are in the main
satisfactory. ?hfe one of Serpentine Glacier is labeled '^^epjtar-tine' .
The Gulls on ^t. George Island are credited to Townsend. I received
the photOKr&ph from Stanley-Brown and supposed it was talien by Ohi-
chesttr. Please ask ^tanlay-!^rown abont th^.s. In the double picture
of Sihka Indiion Huts, would it not be well to insert a line unler the
top picture: 'Indians mending canoe.' ? One of the views of Harriman
Glacier is wro]*;ly labeled "Yale Glacier » College Fiord\ I return
it herewith along with the photor,ravure of Yale Glacier which was made

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before I wmt away. The photogravure of the boat party in Lowe Inlet
is far too poor to go in the book and must be rejected unless much
better prints than the one just received are furnished. The one of
Hubb.ard niacier is likewise abominable. I am sure a Tar better re-
suit can >.e obtained fron Gilhei-t 's relatives. The wat-^r, and also
the edce ixim top of the ice, should be much lighter.

In the pictiire of the sealion dri^e at St. Paul the. fence should

be removed.

What has become of the proofs of lettering of the photogravures
made bv Gilbo bftfore I went away ? I would like to see these as early

as possible.

Ttid you not say that ycu sent with the fox some proofs or other
mttors intedned for for rae ? If so, what has becore of them ? Per-

hiips Hoen has them.

Very truly yours.

i.v.c?^ V^^

Mr. H. W. Lanier,

Doiibleday, Pa^e and Co.,

TTew York City.
I ari sending you by express today:

a. Knight's fox

b. 2 pairtirg:

b. ■/ pair-oirfs of sealions for full pace plate3^xt^>
c ^ line drawings by Hudson for text tigures.
d° 4 s:isnn photop;ravuros O.K'd for letteriiig

e. 5 O.K'd photof-ravm-es. _ u <r^^

f. 2 reiected pho^ogravioresvKlv v^-^^A »>ofcf^

£; 1 Hoiible r>hotorravure marked for lettermg. r, ■, .. •

I* ProSfs of^Hai^ri'man and Yale Glaciers for cor/ection of lettering
i! Returned letters from Hoen and Cockayne.

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University of Iowa,

Iowa City, Iowa* •

Doar P^'ofassor Kutting:

On >'.tu>'nin^ l>nrr; California a fo'' Otvys a^^o Dr. PHimor ^avo me ^
yo.r lelLer of Ai/ ust 13, Wiiidi has boon rollowea by yours .of la'j . |

5s^instant. It is ^;rauifying lo know i>i a^ t»hu coi.'.ecoion has turn'jd
o\it so v/oil. I

In Uie rnatuor of nomine lalure I would by all odds adhere to tho
American Ornii/lioloPiSiiS' liuionV^'oao as uhe simplest anu besL course. Y

Now as Lo I'he ilius brat ions? VhD r/ubils- wrs pa"^- for no iliustrcitior
neiulior fo»* the ori^anal uj^awin^^s, rcr ••?'(? ronvc lit'it.ior<u All g^^-
T>on?iOS 0 ' illust^j^tiorp vv!:i^]". aro not :;vovii.iou .or l^y c^i t: ors c'^o
raid j*o«^ '' y xr, ia^n:'-^-" ner^^or"!'^ Uj^ T t; o n:"80 o: roit: ors wo
3?"onparie^^ v:o ^xriorfitio::, • • o DJatQ?= illurt.rnr,iv:.. t.eir z^wor^^^
Iiavo kiwiiL , TiV o-^'? o>' tvo C''"optiort.s, "'••eo'" Tu"^;" i^hot^ ly ^''^ .^i/.t ors
t^'-:^^^^]-'ys. Ir t/^p -ase of oit?i'>j srociallst?^, vrorki*:; htj "ollec-
tir*. s '»iao6 1;^- tl^o oxrc^Htior, ^"Ir. };ur>-i'-tan h^^ \v, two ir.^L^i-'-'-^^ r'^^ovia

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oop^ o:? thos> dr-awi- ? I -^ill soe if \:.\^ c^a inot >>^ paia <'or i- l. ?
'-n-'e ^ri". Iri a^^^^^M in'i ti o drav/i-^> on plates Jo^ ^^iiro: vi'M ior^. '^^*:'
v^u not '^Ip^ee tie w?i*^r. ->*f^-^vi"/,^ tOv^et'or so t:.a1. orly p 5*0^^ ;:oo; ^:o
roT^^ouucoii 1'^ t"'i<7 '5Ki)OJ:.^ivo Tjrooo^f^os of tvhn Loliotypo -^^ p'^^oto ra . .
vuro co^^'-rr^'-'l^^ . »ea^"i>>' ^.^ o ot: orr ".o 1g phoLo- li t} o^raohe^a 1? you
wi'i Ai.-' '\^ i/.fo^"^ ""0 0" thor»o roint:", I will rorly at* o-oo«

Wit', lert wir;hos,

Vory 'f.rulv y<^urs,

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ViQr-i'" M-»*. Lanier:

Ir: looi'i' ov-er- r;,3 iotto-.T^ r;. ot,a >v^Jf^an-!, ro-,oiv-id, I fin<i

,: eB<5 h-.^ ^ronit9d to Hiller ^. t.^ oto,,rc.iiher ^o^-^evly e-nioyo^. on o, o
Fish Coinmissi n Sueaiv^er ' /uLa-.-oss ' . 'fne oLiicers iTon whom I ob^tan-
od iliJ i))>ouo^,v:-'-Ji8 roquostoa^.o have ohoi-: oradibja Lo the U. S. Fish
CoiKnission. This co>'-oci.ion raiso ha raade. The ei-.^dif. line should,
raau— PhoV.og^aph by Uo 5. ^''is'' Cowdssicn.

V(;'*v vrvily yours,

Mr. H. W. Lanier,

New Yo^k City.

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Octol-er 9, 1900.

Doa- Suanley-iirown:

Enclosed aro two bills fo^^ o^'iginai illusLrauicns, ^1 icii I have
anDroved, One oi t..hos3 is fc- Rnigl i-'s fox painbing, airiounbiiig to
$100.; the other io^ liuason's ;oainj^in#s ana dra^in • to aube, omourio-
iri^ to $9lj.00, ail of wliich H!»e sat. 3f act cry. Aii oi' uhese I have
Godav sent hr- Lai icr for roprocli.Cuion. Kni .ht has pub a nen boL of
legs ur-aor his .ox, has cub '.Aii hi,, aars uown aboub hHii, cxnc. has
corrected tho original Dainiirui in obL«r ways so uhat it is now an
oxceilenb picburo of bho haasL anci will ho a haridson;e addibicn bO
the book, iauason's soa-lior.t^ ar ; starinir^.;. Ona of bhem is a coin-
posit i^n fro^ some of y »ur phobographs; the oihor, from my Bogosiof
herd. The pan drawings m this babch of Hudson's are irof^) lar^;e •
Fish Comnission photog^-aphs. and are for nrinnell's arbicie on iAie

Salmon fishery. .

Y(3ry bruly yours,

Mr. .T. Stariley-}>own,

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Dear Stanley -B»*owr:

I a-Ti afraid f;o much railroad ^^usinos;^ is affectim'' your neadl
I returned hU of v«mr no^.ativos last suTn-ner boio^e poinr west*
Most of t/her- I ,«-Rvo 2.rou in porson ton day^ or f.o a-^^ter hnr-rowiv^
tho^. riiO ley vor^Pinin^ onos 1 tool: '.o yr>ur iV)use and roTAirnod T/O tlo
f!hoir in tlie ?^all bedi^oon? \vhor3 you ^/Oll ru; t.o put tbem# I never h&
arr of yoiir lantor^i f^lrrl<^?5.

Enclosed is rv; r3GGipted bill fo^ 'Tuly, wldch I fo;;no iviuh

chock a'^a:liinv re on '^':'*' return.

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October 11, 1900.

Dear Uv. Lanier:

Your lettor-s of th_o 9t]) and ioth sro at. ha:^d, T.o.ot}:or with
rrooi-.s of tho five Gilbo phoi,o,7T-nyu-9s fo- capU.or.s. Those I lu.ve
written and a'- -oturnine ^^^« "^ntr- horowith. I h^v« ,,iso racuived
today, from you. a hatch of miscell.noou. proofs of tho colored litho-
.graphs. :jo one in my of:-ice knows any--.irv. about the Srowflako dLH- :
ture, ajid I should be /greatly ohIi,.:9ri if yo^. car, sonu w.., proofs. Ihs
Plate or Puffin heads is heav.;.if.J; tha T^into of the -luU al-so is o/-
collent as a whole, hit the hill and sye ara no:, <',laar e^iou,^-. ire
outline of tho hill is a little hav;, and tho eye looks as if t)-o bin:
wor- dead . This should he correotad. T} e tinted lithoi'.raDh of
Puffins is very attractive, hut I wish '•Vcortes * si,>nRture coula be
put at tho >'0ttnm instoad oi ac^-oss the -iddlo, whore it is a hier-ish.-
o*-. the face of the picture.

T-)0 cant ions fb r the landscr;pes should ho taker, fro the origi-
nals—all of DellenhaujTh's were carefully iahelad on ohr* hack. 1
am not sure V^at 1 can fiiTish them correctly in nil cases, an;, I ar;
ouite <?ii»*e that I do not t)0!?s--^ss ?i cn^iplote ?ot. Thf? bsuch which '"j;
^a-.-e ^-ust s^nt '-"i co-^ains two that worn rot in "sy f:ot, nawaly. u'.t. Si.
Ellas, anu the lonr Tount-ain at unalHsks. fou prohahly remember
that I waf.- to }avo ? or 3 prinbs of oaoh lor sets, in orcier to keep
thing's strai..tt,i- several i-sta-cos. ii" 1 laVei snd return the only
n>'oof I '-H-'e, "y sot will he incomplete.

No. 1 do not know anyV:-iiv- ahout the article of which vou
speak ro- the 'Worla's Worv'. Who l-,:^ .r-iUoi it ? By ftU odds lot

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rinarx woul care to ha^•^•^ there usea. You had "bottor conroalt Stanigy-
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>Mr^f,9 o-^* ^''? additi^^^al ro^t, i^) nT-ae**^ to lay the ^attor hefore kr,
Har^i^a^' fov a f viral dfri>>ion, I tola hir that in rny ludrr^ent the
rjr»ofitB \^'OrJd 'reatl^' ox-j-ad the additional cosL,

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Gil'e^t. h^z r^Ui'^'-f^'' . ^ -'^ i u- .-lad t.o hiv^w that Spader will "^e
*^o^o in B da''' o^ twOo

My \'oint with re^noct T.o i>e colo^'od photo -^^avure^ of whic'^ I
' avo rot ^'-ot- ^e-n n^oofs, 5 s b do^ihlo o^-^e : (') unlos? the color
work is a *^ucco?s we do not van^. U.em at all, and tJiis we carjiot do-
ter^^iino uniJl we sea tho proofs: (2) Boi^e of t> 0 scenes r-^presentod
a^aoiv t' esG are not covered in an^ otlcr way in the hooV. Henr^e. as
stater: in my la^^t letter, o^^dina'^^'- nhotograviiros of these shovdri
he included in the '^erula^ edition^ as was t];e or-Tnal intention.

The p'r^oto. ^avi^re of hu])hard (Glacier, which I eiriticij^ed as hi hi
u satisfactory, wa«^ not ^ade fro'^ a oositr^e at all, hul. from Oil-
"^'ort'*^ o^i/'"inBl negative.

I rocei^'ed iViuir's nroo:^ all ri ht, anr hope to tackle the •''oh of
tT*5.^.^>nn out all o:' t>e >:al irra->ap proof ^.s soon p.? Spader ^akos
the necessary crawings to r0i>lac8 those whic^ ar3 now wron/'iy piacad^
3r)y- niakes the co^rection*^ desired T^ i/irp, harrir.an.

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Hoer Sir:

I f^^;all bo obliged if you will kinnly send r^o rjroofs of t,he
plates you ha-^o mado of Norertean worrnp, b^' Dr. Woslov Coo.

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^it.^ithert or ncfc U^-y ;.v,.vo i^-n aone. Bch
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me in two cr thr<^o v^ocks, it wi^ still Le in s.:^ascr lor (>aj nrst

Proiessor Ibi. H^ Brewer,
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Do-ir Mr. L&iuer:

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A'l'.h instructions t., t.hf. nnr^n-r. u, ■,

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.-latoh it i-rom Glib art's 312 o^-frr'.-^

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foo • ^ . . 1 er s drawings hava reached me. It is rea'lv
too cad to be set back xn this foolish wa. T^ '

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% dear- Mrs* HiXia-imcui:

I tun sondir^g you herewith a roiagli print I have haa
made ol* tiiree photographs coabined in one^ showing six members of
the expedition on Hail Island* Tlus is only a roi;gh print, and
,the feet have been out off at the bottom, but it answers the pur-
pose so far as showing in a gonorai tfh.y how the tj-jree original
photographs coidd be combinea in ens pnotograrore, if you care
to have the same in the book* If y:>u will kinaly drop me a line by
return mail, expressing your wishes in ^.his matter, I will act ac-
cordingly. With kindest re^a^^ds to you all, I remain.

Very truly yours.

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Dear Mr. Lenia-:

of fhp '•• . " "'^^-^ rioouew me with proofs

01 t.ne ixno cuts th^s Mms -r-i - ^- ^ ^o

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^%. (ana proofs ox tnese urawx.^3) made .r..r I i.f^ w 3Mn..
lor Guiifornia. I • -.y^ t „. ■ J ^ ^"^"^ '''^«^^^%'''^*^'

Wis Ola proofs of Burrc-j-ha ^r- • x- ^o v^i

Ion. i .. r '''^^'"•^^'^^ --ixus.rations, of ^Jvloh I hud proofs •

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^%s and part of ti.e proofs of the dra^in.- - . , c

^^^^ eono. Ou^ or. the 30 drawir^'. .naa« t. ^ ^

w oi ■ »"awir^^ .naue by Spader afoer I lafi

W.siur^Lon. I navo recelvaa onL^ 21 L^ -w

,., " ■^" 'iiO ease of The Lr^iof*

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I have r.-coiv-ja fro- vt,,, inr*..-, •

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sena..^ Feurtc-s the.o colored proofs for crUlci '

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uid .ctckag^ a proof of ..ao calyjpno oroiiid with Cov%ll'«4 original
momcranaum as vO vhe iouaiitv- ana oate. Tomorrow I hopo Iq be abia
to Bom ^ou tha ietterir^ for the enliro/^oiorea piauOSo As lo Doi-
i4nl.a..^*b palnuliig;^, '^^^^re is cviaentiy a missing link in your re-
cox*a, Kowiiyur, ut ifc* now sjj iai^e u^a. iu may Le tesi-, as you sug-
gest, to rud Gd U*6 nuir.]:er as much ^s postiold; but tht- one uf uno
^nsiuu passage or llprd, vi v^iich I hcnt you i.ne pnoio^raph y^st^r-
aay, shouiu go in wi ^noat fail, as it was Mrso Harriman's special
choice. I a;, noi. unajrh..tnJL hov. Uiis ^ne faiieu to ^c to Lhe litho-
grapher's at. an'iariy aai^^ bu;; Lhat is oi: no consequence now. I
sent it to you wi->h a noi^o rrom Mrs. Harrimi^n*s nousu one day last
sprang, telling ycu i^r aacision in Jig matter.

In accoraancG nIUz your si^estion, I will send Ball's
article to i-.he printers ic puL in type to iollow Gi^imiOli's; bi^t I
ohink -'Ou understand Lnai I ain siill laiuhlo to compleLe ixny ox uheso
ari.icies, ov^ing 1.0 :.he lack of a complele sat of Lne text. iir.vs-;.ra'^
tionii. Y-u Aili pardon me for reiLeratiiig -he lacta as .0 ihe
mi3o.'r«g iiluBi^^al.ionss Spader .00k bo ^'ou irom Ww^shin^Lcn five or
six drawings whicn haa not been reproauooa when I ion for Caii-

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3:1 drowixvgs were plaoed in your hands ior j-ep •oducL^cn af ut^r I lelt
on Au^o iO; oi theso I nad r^ceivt^d noiiher proofs nor or -finals
until this afternoon, whu^n ih'^ puokage reft^rrea to earlier^ in this
l6t'.-3r arrived. This -package, as alreauy Swaied, oon^^aineU 21 out
of 33 drawings, cUiUj^Kisceiianeous lot or proofs, most of which arc of

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pcssioio it is ior me to progress imtil I hava hhe nissing iilust,ra-

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lettej'iiTg^ for liihcyrax)hs made by Hoen; '

KADIAK rSAK, i^RSlJS MIDnR^'DOHPI f%rria:n

Kadiak Island, Alaska

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APTAV FOX. VU'PE3 K

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Kadiak Jslard, Alaska

LO^IG~TAIlj;i) JAEGI.RS, :^TEPrORAR:!i;S LO!.!Gi'*AUD!in

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HOkI^TJ) Arj) TUFTED PUFFINS

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St. Matthew Islftr:d, Jijly 13, 1899

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Dsar Mr. Lanier:

JIUa,t the paokago of lu,, dryings h« arrived ana r a=,
propor,ao„.t.el, happy. The paok.^e cor.UI..<, |, ^,„„,. „,
-rt'oh la. are thoeo ^de ly Spader during ^y ab.«,ce anS »Veh I
have .ot berore seen. Whether or not thie ooapletes the ser:e. I
do not at present W. There ^no proe4 of any Una in the
package . ^0 that I have ro ™an. of Wi^ ,h.U«r or not all tne.e
have been j^oduced, and if .o. .„ ^t .o.le,or whether toe bioeke
have been sent to the Rew gra people.

I was somewhat amsed at the request in your previous let-
tar that I Should send you proofs of the .ie.i,^ drawir^s wh.„ these
are the verj, pr«,fs I hav. «„r received and teve been so anxiot,.
to get.

I shall be ox«B.dingly glad to s.o the new proofs of ths
Jaager head. I was a little frightened by its absence from the
Tabor^ang list. It .as in a list sent .e by Mr. P^e *.ri„g your
absence on June 12, as in U,e hand, of the Tabei^ang peopxo.

YoK are entirely correct in putting down Dr. Lewis R. Mnr-
ris and Dr. Trudeau as physicians.

Jor Heaven's sake don't, sand that photograrh of the Doi-
lonbaugh !lord picture for reproduction. mm. we want reprodx.^od
'^s the ori^Hr^l painting with all its fine coloring. j ^ui wril.
you fru-ther about the additional photo^^e^ soon as 1 look tv..

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factory from wr standpoint. , :njcq;in>*.!-3 ^/v, ^ri; -otn-a

•TK- .-.j.Q^'Vttriour piBtogMphis, ne^tivea. and positiires you men-
tidned Ending hjii^e 'rii^'yei*^ -fetft Will doubtless cone, to-morrg^j

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October 25, 1900

Dear Mr* Lanier:

Your letters of the 2od and 24th at Iiiind,ana in addition
the thirds mentioned in your previous letter, namely, cy copy of
Curtis photographs of the expedition at the Deserted Village, and
two photographs ^^ intended for photogravures; also the photograph of
Dellenbaugh*s painting, which I am h«ppy to learn havS finally been
takwi in hand,

Thie package of positives referrea to in your leiter has
also roached me. It contained 19 positive?., of which 4 were
smashed* They were packed in a wooden box just large enough to
hold thorn, and between tlie face of the positives and the box cover
was nothing but a piece of foldj^d news-paper.

The small sample of Japan paper I will pin to this letter
with my own hands and make sure that j^ou receive it.

By express today I received two pwjkage^; - one containir^
the photographs of Dellenbaugh's painting already nontioned, the otner
proofs and originals of Hudson's two paintings of Sea-Lions.ana a
small b»tch of eight photogravures sent as proofs of iettoring. In-
asmuch as only one prool' of th^-^Sn^ was sent, I have none to return.

so I will transmit herewith the necessary corrections
aro ontirely correct and 0. K'd ior printing:

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Jun#^' Alaska^

Mountains on Alaska Peninsula .
Eutran«e to Saldovia, Keni Peninsula
Drift ice, Yakutat Bayo

is spelled Paulof . Change the u

lit o Fairweather and Mt • Lituy i .

The following, neod correction as indicated:
Yale <^cierj,_Coile(5e Fiw^- In the word Collefie the letter £
is replaced by c.and the date for tlie second line (June 1899) is

omitted.

Aaherst and Cre^nt Glacisr,. The s in tho word Present is too

big for the other letters.

^t. Pavlof.^laska Peninsula

to V.

Bggoslof Volcano, Bering Sea. The date (August U, 1891) is
omitted. This must be given since Uie date is as important' as i;ho
picture anci the picture is no account without the date, since the. form
of the Volcano whs undergoing constant ctiange for a nurater of yoars.
J don't care what inqjudont rascal struck this oate out, but it wuat

be reinstated.^

In the case of glaciers with charging fronts the date is
important, but as it is not always given I shall not insist in the
case in which it was marked on the original, although tho ciate adas
much to the value of the pictures.

You will find onoloeed herewith a photograph of three of the
Curt,i8 photographs^ showing members of the expedition on Hail Island.
This Mrs, Harriman wishes reproduced as a photogravure for the
book« You have positives of tho three negatives from which tho

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originals were printed* In oomfcining them I would suggest that the
upper one bo triinned at both top and bottom a little closer them of
the composite photograph enclosed, and that in the bottom photograph
the feet and a narrow strip to ground be also includedo

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bo easier to lable the resulting photogravure if a space a^ inch
wide is left between each picture*.

Andrew's reproductions of Hudson's Sea-Lions are on tho

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whole very satisfactory and I am sure they will please Mr. Harriman,
particularly the stampede in which he was enonTiously interested. As
Hudson is at present in the city, I will submit the proofs to him to-
morrow and if any c^ tiho correctionn are necessary will return to you
with his remarks •

The proof of the Sea-Lion plate from which the fence ha?-
been removed did not reach me with the other things which came today,

but may come to-morrow.

As to the proofs of tho Spader drawings made after I loft
Washington: not one of these proofs reached me until a few days ago
when you sent tho big batch of odds and ends, made up mainly of dupli-:
cate proofs seen by me prior to my departure, as I wrote you at tho
time of theirreceipt. This batch contained a few proofs of the new
drawings -less than half. The others I have never seen, except
those which were in the .proof of the articles already set up on my
return*^ which were W4<i on Grinnell's manuscript which you sent
me after I saw you in New York. However, this is of little conse-
quence now since I have received from you the original drawings,
I am having larger cuts made of sortie of them — for instance, the

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by photogranure , I am dreadfully handicapped by the absence of prints
of the photographs •-» so many of mine have been borrowed and not
returned. I am working on this matter now and hope to write you
fully to-^morrow, or the day fol lowing o

Very truly yours,

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>viU find a tu.n..r ol thorn i. nry ciifte.ent. po.ltlona fro,, y,,^^
ineu now occupy. I ^ni pa'-tiojla-iy oU.^.a to you for ^Umr^.
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I u,^; jblipa^i for y"^i- ^.-'t^'i- of vrtn 22i ins v. *^nd the

if' ■..: .v:U .x^^unc ^b3.. -oroox. .riU-^ftlW. ycu ^.111 b«^ that they

rvi^i^T,^^t:,on apre^-^B to ])-■ faujty.

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iadicat.. ^vi ha.o U.a necessary cleaning up uonc on ail the pl^t.s

^;.. ,;» .„v.-,l Mat.. S..U1S b„ ra™ur«d .e ir..i.M,e.. .r,u the cr„-
i ■,.... A;,>.-,k8j;os^.2«:f.,^i.o.aa 1-5 ««'--vr.d »•• the t.ot...o. .:n,.:a.r. ^ ^
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Since writing you last I have received your ori^^nal plates
fro« ^€i&ol and air. just retiarning the same to him fo!* connect in^i. uie
plates. I have aakoa him to sand another hatoh of procry afc sat)n as
tha corrQetions wers nade, end have requeBto:. hir. prj*li rahiriy Lc
clear up the odga? of ^iha roi^s, wliich in maj-^y casos sho'¥ carolesi}
work, 0^ lardty r9gif^lr<r,ticno T iiave iio doubt, that the odltior. as
he j>rints it will be .^oiaathir^f, fine.

Rathbi^n £*rroo8 vrith you that Miftj; Bush is the proper per-
son to work up the iilaska Annelin?!. i hi.xa wired lutti^ar oo Henn than
to })or and tn^st she will ba abio to get to work promptly ard finish
the Job up a:^ early f^S: pr^otTC^bi»*c With your report a^ia Kinen*? in
jiarid, we shall ta ajli? to prLi^ tha vfonu Yol'mi as aoon as Miub Bush
IB able to cormlf^y the A^^;eiidh.

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October 27 , 1900.

Proio WiliiaK Bo Hittor

Univorsity of Oal it'ornia

My Dear PiUer:

O^i... to absences fron the city anci a variety of imfortu-

natB cxr<..«staIco.. I waa .a^^ble to receive final verdict on the

, ., . .a T ftjTi w^rinp YOU to send the mater-
Amieiia quesiion until jusi. now. I am w.r.nfo you

ie.1 to msB Bush, arid m. writing Coe that you will .end them.

rne Tl6w Era p'>«rle wrote m tJ^at they held up yoxir first
separates u.til the last hatch was ready, .o as to save expressage,
and that the entire hatch vras sent you .0.0 ii.e ago. I trust they

have reached you before thia^

- 4 ,,^^wtfi^v> I remain with best wishes.
With kina regaroa to your .vixo, x x^i^m ^^

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Octobar 27, 1900 •
Dear Stanley- Brown:

The package of negatives from Curtis, which you forwarded ^
has reached me and I have turned it over to Gilbert, who thinks it may
contain the remainder of the missing negatives* He will doubtless
write yoii latere

Mr. Jo Stanley-Brown
120 Broadway
Now York

Very truly yours, .

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Dear Stanley-firown:

The package of negatives from Curtis, which you forwarded ^
has reached me and I have turned it over to Gilbert ^who thinks it may
contain the rwaainder of the missing negatives* He will doubtless
write you later.

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Mr. J. Stanley-Brown
120 Broadway
New York

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hiven fron Ci;:Hi3 ^.t SioOO t>aj^h, reciJivoci. I-hi:iVti Oo K"u Jiu bill

Lanier ^ays ^hey have no oonitive of Curtis* 4;50p vhich I

oraered frcn Ourti?^ or, J-.aio 12 for T'i^p>-ocuo^i on i.> ikiO:.::^^;rav "iri^o

ill jou kindly i^:r^> Curti?^ to sieiid a rositUo of this n^imner at once?

I undorjitand t^hat Curtis hc^3 iou*>|0^- 5sj ab^ia.t tc rjit.A^tc
8/iro H^r^inan Uic f irrt instaikiont of the aibu^ro It wouid :;xpocii e
matters at UiU em or ^he livie if you ooiud sona h copy of Uii^
albur, as Boon a? poss^bla, to thither Gilbert cr iriop so ^nat ft.^ aar
h2LV0 acc32;i to th;^ photographs th£.t are Iti itc lie :>n'^ knowi^ ho/r I
havn boen annoyed anii dvfla:;od of the c iff icitlty^ often fUiouriiiii- to
ar iJTjposf-ibiiity of keeping n complete: sg^ of pholo^raphH it: :ir offioo.

J. Stanlev-B^c^n, Fsq^
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Sev^ York City

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l}rvo>^ Mr* Laiiiar:

Toir*^^ lotte^^ of tho 2?th inst. at h^t.a^-LOQbi^^yr wii.h tho

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e con^Hl.ning U:e |/ancrama of Coiv^mr^ia G-acii^r and the sorr^ple
i:r , rrt^u*^i%"la^^ia Tabe>* -Prang v.aopiOo Tho laM..;?^ I have Oo K'a
■\>':rl r'**.u"^n^S^ to you her^mislu

I '-"i^l\r-:^v ^'^r-y r^.nh '^ laarn U;ai. yoii have not Ui6 poaitivo*
I will wiro Curt/i^ at onvUf for aiiotiiufr copyo

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turnda fron* Cu-t»>s Bbout tw^ wa^jkf^ a^r^c; tnu nth^r is froni one of rvf
^:v|^it1.ves , whidi iu:ifo^*tuna^.aly was not- rr^tnn-iGa by Curtis in tnat 1<?T»^
bvt vmich I wi:^od for and which nay ba la a second batch VASi receivoa
;v <ij.ihort^ Gilb-irt haf^ j'*st hand^a niO (sines I bCf^an thij^ Irutor)
. it'jiii of my mmativ^s fr^rr; t#hi3 ff-"*cei, aiid I havu lookoa- Ihroiii^iji
tl-.n: tnd ai!J celighT>'3d tc^ a^:jriovacc that th-^ nrssin^ negative is horco
I V I ^end i** to you ^.onoi ^^ijv w-th r<>varf;ii:\ so that you ni^^y ?iavo
thi: I ctogrrr^'^^r.rc nad^uat on-^^o Ttie other poaoing i>noto^^ravuro3 I Bm
vrmkir i \ ntroT-vj effort, to soitle, but yoi. oa:iiuit imagine t.;)(? ciiffi^
culty I ■:■' h;'Uiiv^,be';M:-^ of tbo al^tv>v:n;.' o^ rhotc^rap/uo nrintK thai
■^lave h- 1; v-or-»:.wou^. "'or ir r^^ii; Qusaf": I -an utltjriv i^:*able to finu
thi": pho . •>. -uhG oorrot^por.nin^ to I ho n^^a■i;'Jr^ or: i,hc i:ev>jrai ln^t^Ho

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conceal wIiQse sork is sat ? nf factory to you. The. most sorious fault
with our firm hor© is that tho ligh.t sky-lines are made ao heaver that,
they spoil tho artistic eiTec^ of tho picture p Spader lias made a
fine lot or drawings during his rooont visit, mid ha expects -uo return
to New York t-tmorro-*. Gilta-t says that his glacier p3ctur«£ from
iho. geological stRncpoirt, as yoll as i>otn the artistic, wj the
finest he has ever seen-

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to ^... '.,}iB ie^iuerar; ^jroofF oT the pl^le^ therseiv^s before f:)rintin^.>

Yoa ^?3iclc.^ao with l^i.? ias;t Leti.er aiio^.har proof of tho
photoiv'^^'^vinv of thr t«^ aon:u>rs f>f trc H;irrlrr?^i^ (Jlncior with the
r'oro^iou-- cofTOfr -«inU roT^hiin^ bei^Qcu t/ia \ft'ora GlainT)r ana tho
rareiithasi:^ ^h:ieh follows^ aomorning wh^ch I havo written you
two or thf^e tine's. Wouia it not look bett'ar in repeat the caption
Rtirrtr'um GlaniiJ^ under tha upper -cut ^ wi r.h tha vvcrdH South horror
in fcr^uil <r lett^r^5 underneath? The same cowrie shouia be follovyetlt ^^

j h6■ac^^^>.lould ho nur^lsrcd to CirTTQbij{.-.\

adv^uitj.^ 1 ii4 th<) lovvor ecit. I don't Uk^ tho lott^rii^g ai^ ii

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Dear iM'% Lriiiior:

By ^h\ii> mall I rxn scr.iling yoi. two raUiar poor phoiOf^raphs
of Shishaitiiu for roproducuioa as a doiible piaU, as inciicated by the
ma?Kir:^o I m sending both 6o]»o ana yolox Drintii, bo ihat. tho
photograv^iire i^iar- may select Tor v^.a ths ono whi^ih will eivo Lha b9<jt
rssults. Wiien he ha^ ir?s.do tho pl'ito I r^hould ilAe to have tlii:^ pri>:t^
re turned.

In Lho ^fiuiij pacKa^^e yoi^ will fif.a GUN?f/-i. 'r^ rhoto^rauh oi
tne Hiibbera Giacier, oi which yov. nch have !jOi,]i ni= :ial / »^ e •; . Ii tho
water and tho cliff e^\^n or rii^ •* :::e Ir the foreground can be iightciv-
od sufficiently tjic v^-f'ssnl pia^.o "•1:^1 ■■ answer c >i cai-oful ruiouchjr
ought to ba atla to fio th>5. it is very l.^u as iL U^

It 13 difficui:.. Lo critici^ft tliM reproiiiiction of Oitiord's
raintiii^i; of tre Barry uiaciur without the criginai fo: r>o'^:i>ari:$or- , bt:
aour^ti-^sj^ Giftord hlr-^Meli has rr*adi* Uu:: nef5er«a>'y 3orreotio>.f .

^ Tho fa>^ int*?rior of tho ioo crvns shaitlu ho mach nor^^ ii,^

lon^^ i^i^ti,> biua* 1:\ th^B(i i^.^ onyes Lhe inolH^j- i^ivrruatMiu in . ntemi-
ity ar.til il ":c.rtcm6n blac^ in ti^e aji;$La^cGo It is a v^^ondcrful colons

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October 31. 1900 •

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Tor the opcnUiA ftenlentio of Bar-^ough^ article • 1 am returning, also
a ^^0:vrr of t-'ia iirsL oa^^;? ^-4 it ^r>r>'^f.r-i to ^j -^ill l^ok l>e^t. I
?ho..ld like to *^e- proofs cf t.V;'H pe.^^ mcf. up in tho iorni inai-ialod.
Perhaps you had re^tter ^Bu vxe titi^? •Ilw^-aSavt^ of the Sxpedition'
m tT: st^-l:is t^" t^^e "- that on th« ^af,^i^ herfjvvith, and the blacker
tyro on th?: aeeanpanyin^- si Id*

loi: \?ili ch^>9rve wit/i »^<^^pO'^t t(? the cat of the railway
IraLv that I havo trixj^^:} nf^ the bifli^^catod harmur at tho botto;:.
7^: 18 saenr. to n^^ npcf>5;<^r.r'y in >rar^' to jonlcoTi with tho «hai'£;;%^«^ccn-
'^h.tionBt. TTi';> .ij^icir.., botv/f^m the traui Cvil ana the tf'd.ia^lju- of tho
a*titji ) i:h':v:.iio not ho too ^^reato

If vol, ]:avo any Siiiiii^i-.iiiiions ro'^r^^c" in-- this pa*c, I -^hciiici

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The rrocl of lettering fron Hcon is here^^ith retu^^noa .;;t .
corrections. In a l?tier rec<^ived - -iv -.r^ 4^v^ « .

'^ .-^^ptr Million. I nare i:^:'Voreu ^li- fai-
tion from the first aj^d have nc^ p^ ly i--;, ^ m,r ^^v . i, .

to :t, nor hovo I heard irorn aaaley-Browri since he re^eivea ycur

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H ^:ll for you io a^k him*

I'^ sor.. of than t^.o fU^ siae Is .oratch.4. otherwise tl.ey aro ail
'-'£^'- At this lat. i aato only fcna- o; tluim need ua considored.
Two a.o Claud an. ^alor .Ifect.. ^u.h .a^,t .o co:.bined or. . .ir^gj.
rnotoerav..a if yov .hink it .or- .hiie. The oth.r t.o ara .no.,
tho.3 3.i.,ct.d a ion^ tm« a^-o for rep-or^t^.tior. in o.lora. |l- thtea
I .ont you b.roi.o loavin,^ for Caiiior.da both plain an-J oolcrea
p:7oio.;.ar^.io priu^.. buv ha., navor sgo. ar.y proof..As I v.roi,o yot^ "
30..=o tir.o ago,th ragalar .ciiiion ought to contain photogravures of
^ome of Chone. No. TOS in paHicular. W>.cthcr or not yov ha-'o taken
n:oan£ U> ^,9curri th t I uo not knov.

Mr. H. W. Lsniar

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Nove>^iber 2, 1900 •

Very itany tiiaiiks for your prpmp'^noss in oonplyint; ^it-h sny
requ^.v, for a oopy ol.tho album. U ha» at-rivad safely ana is a
sroat :iomer.ien.^e and satisfactioi-. aa vifeil an r thitw, of beauty.

The photographs aYt-r^go i^. ah better than I ^xp^H^tedo
I think thoy ars a ^03t satisfactory lot.

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Nov. .->, 1900.

^ou- letter of the iirst in.s+ nrt '■^., -• c
*•,,_„ , • -noT.u.r. .^s ,....so corns to hand.

^. vary much "'.>i{'-^if *hn* •«., ,-«.-•

M , , ^ •'■^' ''"■ -^" ^^^^^' ^^^'^^^ or Coo'p proof. V hi,

N.>-i.:Ttiar. pi,.,tes, at> thin ir-n., n,/ -.i . '

x% .'0. .0 ,ou ., this ^n. and I trust you..m ssna .. a .-pH
-tc sot at t.. ...He.t pos.i.le .o.ent. .. t.o. are .o.tle
./ Ail nuvfii.^^ :.,p T,jjQ text.

Assumv)K that you send me cor-o-t^rj -,^. ..« •

1 ^r..tuiaLeiy after fj^xir rGCt^i-.t h-^ r i

Alii It oe before vov -m r,r-iv+ «,. ■ . ■, • * ^ ^

V -"i- -tn print suiu uftli/or jwa „ .ift*^

li you can aelivftr +>,« f^ii-'i^^ k ,- . ^-^-u,

i^ ^ ^ ^ ^" *''^^^-"g^-'>n Academy of •"i-np^.^

ir. advance of -.ie 4 >.*,., o-.,..^ • . ^ ^^-i ^-a^nces

ano.har ..hou.san,; copies ■ *iil Ig

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Ify dear Kincjiiii!

hag just comA -^ 0 ju^na Axoiiij witih your two ieti^rso

As to yoij.r title; wrhile I arri personaiiy in favor cf
printing title? undor authors nameB, the majc^ity of tiie Conriititae
oi] ^atiictition of the ^^shin^.ton Acadomy 01 S^^iocKJB-s ,is opcwS^-i
;^ it* the'^^eio^G, we do not pubiitiiautbors ti^^les in ^hsse pro-
c.-^dtngSo i\ ^s quite i")ossi:..le»howayer, Uiat Uiis pi^actice may
b^ '•averned for the naxt vdvjDeo We are -now ueariiig the close 01
▼0li4n:e two^Ii th^ Ha.rriman oxpedition ropo^^s WtIj nhaii give
ciTicifcii titles so UiaL your iinai v^uort vTmoh I trust will i^G
.ready in tha near futiire^wili appea.r iurt as you dasir^Jo

Your plattts cmmb out very satisfactorily* I v^ould sena
yvi - 3ot. herov/itj:^ exco^t thai/ .1 n^va no duplicate. itaid ruisi lioiii
'^ly copy for th^ :>%{;: rovifiUo

I r-1 vtt^y gif.u i;0 't^arn of your fronotidri, ana
cohJ^^atulate v'ou on vo'i^ suc'coss^ %ith be: t wishes o

Vory t^'iiy yours.

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- ■" - by a e»b,„„,.i„„ cf photc-.i,,h an. a corral. »,o„ni „,

hanu work? Ii s^* I ^W,^\d mi,. + .

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^--fe v/... ciiortest oui'netGr to 4 l-^i ir-h^^ n^

kno«- that I do not want an^hine ht ^h« v , , ' "

^ , . ivi>ning L.,t .,he best possiLie result.

snn if you ao not r>ijnic vhat -on c:m --^ .. • .■ ■
C'-^ o...gua .f yox, ^viii return oha drawin..

V«!-y tr.jly yours.

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^iiai^y • th&i'ika foi^ yoiirr. of yesteroay^ ani: los li^ c4ojO 'eKoesi:
pijinnont o|i.the .Ci^p tu&iiQSKSo IquilG agree *Aith Klli6t, m:u :a^'l
riLiing tc sufcnit to ^irj rvmber of sanitTtr su'^pri^aso Ycu cjr-
xi niy hav.e um;ii/r.»r..t^ to no »iiv- of ,trcb.blb aiiu ur-riwyanco in. liiis
risrt >jr ana i . con^^ratii kite ^ you now that y.ou i\y*e clone v/ith ito I
wisS YOU could, do M cnich>>y n© in the mattor^of Uie Aiasku book.

With best vvinhaSo

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Dear ?vh', Isnier:

Vour letter of U,e 2n<i instant has jn^t reachec r,e.
tc^eihc^ With th, proofs 01 .«t..rins T-. the Ha.io.,-pe co..any. '
arK. also .he O.ohid and Pa.ior plates^ The orchic; plate is letter.
- co..e.ay except that in y,o word Oakes, a 'C U .sad in.t«.d
ox .r. '0-, as I ).ave marked on the accompany^ .^ p.oof herewith

^"'""' "^'^ - '^^^^ ^^^P^^^ ''^ '^^^ you an of th. ren.ai.nir^
^ -o. roprodu'.tion, but, have boon delayed br our
.ocal Photo-orv,r.ver who has not ..u.rneu U:a or.g..«,i3. 'l havo
-^ for the. today in suoh nan.ar that I think thsro e.. bo no
ooubt that thn-^r wi\i --^.^ *.

' "^^^ ^"" "'^^-'^ '^^^'--^ -^'-^^^i^Sp in which caso. I ..iL
put ohem with tha otii^ir-'; t i -,-r. v, ,, , . ,.

, , , ■''*■ ^ ^"^"''' •^'*''''^ hoirurie- and sonu ths who*-

bai,ch 1.0 you at once to ho angravac by Wri.ht.

^n. .COS., thcso Spacer oroofs which 'rr,,;
ware unabio oo fi^d a srior-i tir.o a,>-., I shajl h. ., ' " '

^f /cu wUl send the. to .. in order tc co.pl.tc .y set; ^,L

:V-c.f!» 1 snail havo to afsk V-r- Vr, ;,•„. •. .

-J ci.,K I,.,,. „^,^ ^,,jj neofls to vail h ft>w

special proof a for ne srd it, win r.-. -,•••, ,. •

'• *'•- '^'--^J-^^lt to ao«ignat9 ;,.ho

r^-^sing on^a, r arr: rotumir., u ucu h-m-iih « ., i

•->*./--* ii'-, m.ji,h R nuBil er of oia

bf.vo auplicates, **-i- .*a,

• ■'"■' -^- -<>t.;'--vuro people do not rr
turi. tne prints of the nhotopr,t>|.« ."f..,. h '

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Bfo«m rtegativos irhioli woro sent to Anctrew OKrly in August? Tiii^i ' "
phologrnvu^'as r>^on J>heso .»^e havo already approvodo It is hard to
ke:?p l/hix^s checked up when v^a have ^^o m^xny litilo outr<Lanilin^ oaus
ana 3nds in 4^0 many difforenl direct ions o

Very truly ycurs^

Mr 0 H. Wo Lanie»%

Doubladay, Page h Zc.

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Nov. 3, 1900,
i>mr Stanley - Brown:

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I Ime received from you today a Dacka.^8 forwarded
from Curtis containing a new negative made by hin to replace ono
that. wa< broken in printing the album setso It, is one of ncf
fur.s3al pictures o

Jo Stanley - Brown
120 Broadway,
New Yorkc

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Ify dear Sir:

» »*^ *> ^' '^^'^ ~** **^"e paging nore th«n

» very fwr pages at a ti»a mii ♦*. i««*^ nore than

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*. A. H. H.r.hey. No,. 4. 1900.

Sew 5ra Printir^ Co.
% dear Sir:

By this mail I am SQndiae von «««4v .«,
Alaska topedition book. it iTT/T^ ^"^ *^ '°" "^« «^i»«n

by Cbarlas Keeler. «. ,n 0/ t IT '': """' '"'^ "'"^ «-^'

or itgoos in 12 point type.

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My dear Stianl ay-Brow:-!;

Hiirewlth I arr, omna»»ii>oing a, baloh of October
as- follows:

bills

Men!orand:j>- of bills seiv. .,]:rou«.h edit
cf October. .1900o

t/or s ofricsj fcr Konth

A. Hoen * Co,. 17 photo-lith plal.afi 231.20

Louis S. ^jliiwns, i wDcd (iiTgraying, soa-licn. . . o ,. 30.00

S. E. Merry. Jr., St^og-rapl^/ , . . . ^g^oO

C. Hart Mor-iaru fxpansas ooitor's off ics.., , . ,. . .. 17.28

$290.48
The only one of these whicii reqiiiriw any 3xp3.analao« is
that of Knan fo. .aven'-eon photo-Utb plates furnished Uie Wash
:ngton /o<.asmy ox Scioacos to accompany pap«» fcy Rittor, Uo-
viile ani other«, aamouncing results of the wk of tha eKpeUi^.
tirn in special lines .-uici dascnbing mr ^pe.iea. My. Harriman
figrGed to pay for Uie«G plates. Ji.^ Mdaitioml .xj^niS^ i.
.^ail as the sfin» stonos are u«<?U for fa-iati,i£ the odition cf
ths hook, 30 l.h*, aduitjonal expense nr.ounU- to j.ress ...-.rk ^cl
??>per wiu, the saving cf lO^g in paying .ar.ct ij-fet.ud oftl^*^

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wui 3.n<i «il ana ,xp.e,, p«okagea ,.o ^ hcusa. 1919 !;«. stre,.

!*- ^^ ^^''"- of Agriculture, ,.ou -.viU expedite
_ . ^no ..,..3 ..^e ,,,„3 ^ ^,^^^ j^. j^^^^ ^ ^^^^

01 packages Q/ery da»%

In i-sply to yc,^.- i,,,i,e_, „f yestorfey, it had not
oocu^ed to ,e th.t tho slight «ou„o of yollo, i„ u,e saepla
0 o.-o» fi,e. ^po. ,0.. ,,„, „, , ,„^.,, ^,_^^ ^^^ ^^^^^^

bV anoct the color of the cioreU pUtes. If there i, the

snghtest danger of this, I would in«?Tc,f ^„ „„ • <t

, , . ''°''-" ^^^I3t on seeing, saiipie or two

before .waug a fmal decision. % opinion is that n will not
perceptibly affect the colors.

With respect to Andrew* s quo-y of t^^a <x^r.'.r,ri ,• . ■
n.c r,>,.+ ^ ,. ' second instant,

the photograph li^ints of gskin,o in boats ( mounted m « .^

^ "'^*"- v,raounoe« on a cardlwere

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give U2 more oi'fsctiva pi.-lima. r i, -

i^o,,.,..,,. ^.„ ,,„,. „,,, „,^ ,„,,.^,„,^,,, ,^^ .nco^paraUv .ore
»?-..s.,i„ th«„ tso S..U print,. ,>„ ..rt f , o onlar eu ,
«a«h ,«ao. the pw,a «, ^,^,, „„ ,,„ „„^^_

With rear^et. to the li..i.o ^L-,t,r house, of „hioh ,.-„u
have- never receiyed . po.uive fro. Cnrti. (.Jo. .-o) 1 ,, • t

2 t- -^^-ne to do at this la.e date is to .ake a photo^^ravure
direct iron, the photograph, a .op-- of v^h^^-h 1 .- - >

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f'Cr that ournose. You will obson^e a blamish on Uiis pbotograpi
vvhich ^ill >'t)qidro a lit^ae ret^OMchinn boicrQ the phot.ogravure
is mado.^The pictu>^a is an inrportaiit one, as it is the only
cno "'^•e have sh^^wing a finxshea Wiiiter houso. We are giving
several of tr^e i^uimnsr To].okn ^md >icod this oue to complete tho
seriasp T?articiilarly nf? tho wintGr* houaas are montioned by
BuT^'Cigh' and ciesc»^ibed in dL^tail byOrinieiu

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picture'^ aiid n;>f>o concerning 'vhseli^ve i:::iV'0 had so vA^ch cor -
resronlorics ^i' lata, namciy. 3S7 ana '^)0o I fina that uio
Eskiiso wxntor house is 36'^'^f *¥hich you huvo recj;;):iX/iy s^nt.
tte positive to Andr-owl and thai 450 is i.ho Uhiof's house at iho
D sorii »a Viilagri* This I ^aiUk^no^iSf scuv:4c>w.Ou».'3ulA^ XtJu^--^^ ,

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PAPERS Wm THE HARRBiAK AU.SK.A EXPEDITION

DESCRIPTIONS

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OP 23 NEW J.-A^>fv;ALS PRO?, ALASKA mi BRITISH

NORTH AiiEKICA

C. Hart Morriam
In tho ouriy sprir^^ of 1899 f;r.B.ivard H^^rrimn of Now York, in
cooperation wir.h the Washington Acuae.y of Sciences, or^anazea/at
hi. en oxpensa. an oxpeaition to Alaska. Ho invi.od a. nis nuosls
wen., ri». scisntifio men, rsprosontir.^.; v..riojs l.ranchos of

st.,„.M. •0,0... Side... eBpeci>.Uy „,.,.to„, ,.,, , . „ „.^p^^^_ ^^

■vas gone ) ust two lOonUis . 'iVje cisi ^ i ] - . -- ^ ;.„

.i« v.jur.ii.'? gj. ...ho route anu :york wore

-...-.;.d „, .p.oi,a »o»itteo,. «, t:.o veBsol .as o,..ip„ea an, .p.,
-uu, sue;., .„„„„. ., ,,„ .e..., «,i.,,. ,e.ult.s ,i.h a .ini™ «.'
pO!iditare of time.

-o-i ,v.. done at a la.gc n„.l... „,- i„„,. ;,,,,,, ,,„,, .^.^.^^ ^^^_
- u t, .„.„„ s.™h, ana ..Uns.vo coUoc... .,,, ^.^e. nartic-
U y « a. nelc. o. .ooloe- a„a bota^. The tc-c^.ioaI .a.uU,
-1 ».po.r .>„. u., ,, ,,^ ,„ ,,^^^ P.oooe..^,s. .„„ uto. wai .

<J5p^ov.a.3 the illusLralions.
In studyin,, the ...Uri.i ^.„„.,t ,„,, „^. ,,^ ,,^^,^.^_ ^^
pa...on, ,,.,e leen .ado .it. ..,,.i,, ,„i,,,,,, ,^ ^._^,^^, ^__ ^

^0.^^. An.o.icrt. anc :.n some inst.unces new
sp.ici9s fvor, points outside oi A^ ska h- v« hr.^ ^u -
I., e. .> .. .,. ., ■ '^""'^ ^'^" ^^"« "^^^S-'-t to light.

-.(•^1.. -^*<3-^- ^-^c b,3on xncluGod i. order to render

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the rosulta more complote and useful-

T: e present pape^ co-.pris-)s Cicscriptions of twenty marnmals
believed :,o havo oscapod previous: r^ocofmiiAon. Phpors on other

subjects will .iollow in ohe noar future-

The new mamnals here described, wibh their typo localities.

are:

Vulpes harrimani
hallansis
Sorox glacifilis
tundr ens is

pe r 8 onatus ar 0 1 ifili?
alascensis 8huIQ^u2A^ensl8
navlRator alaskanus
Sx/^pmcphiius osRoodi

barroensis
berinfciensis
Microtus innuitus

yakutatenais

pqpofejiaifi
abbreviatus fisher i

i macfarlani

Bvo

Dicrosl'Orr-x unalaacansis

nolsoni
richardsoni

Lemrnus alascensis

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Katiak Island, Alaska.

Hall Id., Boring Sea, Alaska

Glacier Bay, Alaska

St. Michaels, Alaska

St. Mijchaals, Alaska

Popof Id.,Shuraagan Ids., Alaska

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Glacier Bay, Alaska
Ft. Yukon, Alaska

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Cap^3 Lisbourne, Alaska

St. Lawrence Id.^ Alaska

Yakutat Bay, Alaska

Popof Id. ,Shumagin Ids, Alaska

SlJv5atthew la .| Bering^ Sea/ jtjt

Ft. Anderson, N of Gt.Beai* Lake.

Orca, Prince William Sound iU*,*^.

Unalaska, Alaska

St. Michaels, Alaska

Ft. Churchill, Hudson Bay

Point Barrow, Alaska

Cliarlie Greek, Yukon River, ^^^X§

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SLopovak Bay, Alaska Peninsula

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VULPfiS H/.RRIMANI sp.nov. Kadiak Island Fox.

^^ iioiS^icri^SSi^^P^H^''^ ^^^^^^^- J^°- U.S.National Museum,
^' C?'^aw ?'Jr^fL^°'^'!fK'°^-. P^rf'^^sed in July 1899. at Kadial?..
Kac^iak T^f-nH ;;rom'^!^^i^c^^T f?ot,I.9r specimen, fron Ujrak , ay,
cSll9ctini"?n1,r ?RQ»^^' 'J.S.Kation tosGUT'i. Biolojiical Survey'
001 lection, July 1899^, ColloctoQ ana prcsonted by Geo.iiird GrinnoL.

Chp^-actoj^.— Size la>'^Gst of the khown No^h Amorican foxes;
oars small; ^ail 3normous,^onstrictoQ at base^lr;rj,est on basgjL
fou^-th and t,ap3rin,v.tJ2££^'^P»^4io^^^ color tawny yellow; fur of
poste^io- half of back grizzled and muci coarser thtn that on rest of
body; black of fo^o and hind foot greatly -educed. ^•

Colo^.-Nose to between eyes pale dull fulvous, j^izz led with
'.vhitish; top of iiead iVoK botwoon eyes to nape buffy whitish, griz-
zled .;ith yellowish ful-ous; anto-uor half of l.ck bright yellowish
fulvous, tJo color sxtonciu,, aom o^or sides »id belly nearly to
median line; costcrior half of T-ack coa-'soly ^^rizzled buffy whitish
and dull fulvous, reddest .lor^ median line; underpart. vgUowish
fulvous except^chin. th>'oct. in^inal region, and a n-.^row stripe on
belly, whici. a.e grayish buffy. e.rs black; fore arui hind legs and
teet dull pale fulvous with an ivregi.lar black patch on dorsal surf
of fo-ofoot. and a ^-uoh snalier one on hind foot; tail -rizzled
grayish and yellowish fulvov.s, the fulvous .ost nurkoa on .edian line
Of upuor surface.the black tipped hairs less abundanAhan in r^Ltod
species lut sufficiently plentiful on hasal fourth of dorsal sur •
-ace to for-. ^ inuistinct black patch or spot; tip incon.piouou.ly
white or buffy white. _;,

9mi2k Sh^::^clo::i.^~ Skull la.ge and massive; postorbital
2!:2£H8e«^l.L^i i^itl:' Jev^locad (mch less prominent tba7irany
other known species); frontal sulcus ve^y deep and roacri^^ forwani
over posterior third or l:alf of hasaii; palate and ma^ciKarie.

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Measurorrionts >>^->T\nDQ spocinon [a dry skin]; Total ion^th 1260,
tail vprieorae [ approxiinate] 450; Tail to end o.i h^.irs 550: prea{-
est aiairi3ter ci tail heiirs laic: naturally 160; greatest diameter
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i... .. ^-« '•?.nwM3h fulvous wash whi.jh -in CM-

apicuoijs in ^or(t,ica-x(^^. *■"»-

£2llir--"pperpart9 cark riusky brown; i^.der.nrts ahri-fiv
^^^y^^ .M: aistinot Ii.. of debarkation on si.o of .ace\ .i neck-
ta.j^bove aa. nt t^p all ro,;nd. l.rov^ru.h ciuskv; beioW h.iffv.

-"^^'^^ l^,^^i:v,^^or..-Sku]I .n. tao.h as in Icj^icauJaf:^ ,c.i-

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Icri:, veetii j.r.ach .-n'iHJier.

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iv y,eculiar: l.icolor i:'^ wintor; '.rioolor ir. 3u,i::orj l^o arub fcro^^.

,1,;:. rv33triGt.3d to a sliixiply deiin:'.a ucrsal are i '^ '; Z^*'^^^"'"'

. The onlylTFj niT tij^i^cies nam^; ^^
larre^ avxd very r'.ach darkrr ^

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,.- .... ory.^ - ';Sf; sid3r> aTO never silver:;.

3mj:.-3iiiT^3r pela^:e(triocior): /op of head an.) bread dorsal
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i...ao Vrffy bn.wn, uraierparts fiO»i^i v/nir.ishi Tail above
•oro^r.. .or.onin, dusky all ^c:^ ^t. *v,c.. bsio^v bvaTy. :jriJ:sr_xo_bl

{l)ir:jolor) : ^o^'sal ar^^^a ur:.l r^c '■, 'i>^ -> .^^^

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iv b oader; laiv;.: i,renolar and u..i.i:3i.id.te .erie. .:.ax]er a).d

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ipril 29,1877. L.M.Turnar, ?)riginal no.i535.. ___. --

ChaWeters . — Sizo rather large ;t£.il ioiigest of the group, and ;
very >:od below; nose patch extending over top of head; belly very
red in auninor pel&ge. Dorsal vormiculations tending to breakiinto
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Color # — Sucmer pola^; Whole top of heaa (from noso to ears)
deep ferruginous ;>4 hack, shoulders, and sides, ^rrayip^h ,lecorin£^
deep fulvouf^ on ilarJcs; dorsal area fulvus, irregularly spotted with
whitish; underparts, including sides of face, a»d foro and Mr i logs'
and foat varj^ing from aoep fulvous to f erroginoxxs . ^
Winter pelade: Similar, but gray of neck :.nd shoulders ciearc:-' and
pushing forward on sioes of face nea^-ly to eye; dorsal vermiculations
less broken into s^ots; thi^i? and flanks intense 'ferruginous ;
d^p riiSty of underpays interrupted by aroa$of grizsled grayish tmd

fulwius •

Cranial characters •--Skull l^-r^o anu. heavy like that of barroon*
•is. from which it differs in tho greater length of preraaxillffl: in
barroensis the praraaxila fall short of tho nasals; in
they surpass tho nasitls. ^

Remarks.— S.os^^oodi differs from all its relatives ii: the
lar^o sisa of the red nose patch, which covers Lho whole loo oi hj^d,
the presence (normally) oi a fulvous dorsal area, tlio int nr.ity of
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spocimonTia

-.10. V . »up../S?2/^3^^.JM^. ,. ^ ,

y gi^a^r and black.

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SPBRMOPHiaW BARR(3t!KSIS sp.nov

Jl£L. from Point 3arro-.v, Alaska. No.-f?!i.M.d U <5 T.^ , • i ^

37624^ U.S.Rai>ionai JfcusBXim.

^ . 1^9 i<,r^,ost 01 the known fornis(hind foot m) ■

=0 o...aUonCi„ .ay. l,f. .,,, ,,„,,, _„„,^^, ^^^^^ ^^.^,^_^^^ ^ ■

. foot; e,„u<l» .Mt.l3.,. ^. ; f °"' '*'^.^-' "^ --P"- "^^ ^ ^-4
h^l« huff- f, , ' ' '*""''•'='"■'"• Sri..led »ith black;

-0. huff xulvous. ,,o,..,.„. ,Uh U.oic ana .^od .it, ,,„„„.

■: ot: ; oi°- "" ""- " - ^^^ "°» ^-^ ^-or/™.!,

troau., frontal shield b^'od ii« «».i,-*. .

-lov^ted. U.t,_no:. „oticaab., notchaa h.^upraorbiUl fo.«o„.

--ilor KHUuo^ais; .a„,po.al i„p«,.i„,, „,„!,, bull. : .^o-

ael.lc-„«, u„, ,.,„ .,t,o„^l, i„fi,„,,, t,, „„, „^

cans IS. r.'lriarij'orr-^ tp'='r^ l'*.r ^-.^ u "^

la crania ^ht.r-aoi^^^s i^.tc^i-nf^rn^s U- v.r. .

^ .>. . o..u..nd r-,..ssive skuiis ;Tith faint or ob^ol.o-

^h... .... 1. -'^-^^to t*Te nasal «nxiin,^s- os^di

^."ov ^^0 long, fcssin., .he nascU.. The unfow^r'n ,- "^^"^

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S /barroionsis 2

aubriontic skull of S . empetra pre von; s comparison with thcit specios.

Remarks . — Conpoved with skins o'.' ompetra froni Hudson r.ay
barroTensis is decidedly iargor and paioiiyitri flL d^cidov^ly mo"-a
TTiva^rked tendency ^o spotting, the v/hiL ish aorsal 7 jfmic.lations
be in,' more ais-^ant 'ina ^ore distinctly broken into spots. Coinparod
\Y i th S , ber in^^^ens i s from Capo Lisbounv>,J barroTensis is not only
larger and Thaler, but difiors in the lollo;;ing particulars: ^ound
color of back .^rayish buffv instead of fulvous; do^'sal vvhitiish bands
narrovver, mora nunjerous, ana less broken into spots; iulvous of
aose patch and under siao of tail nuah palo]^; upper siae of tail

•fuivous and black; "black i^o^der of uail absent QKcept at and

near tip; sides of head buffy instoctd of buffy ^^ray; dorsal aroa not

woTl defined.

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SPERMOPHILUS BBRINGEKSIS sp.nov. -

li^e fror. Cup, Lisbourne (Coal Voins), Alaska. No»L5253 *a.d. U.S.
Rational Museiun. fey 1P85. K.D.Wolfa.
^ Ch.raotor«.-SlniIar to S.en»>et>^a irom Hudson i^ay but, back more
.stroM,;ly r-alvoT.s. .ith t}:e n^utish dorsal vamicul.tions Iroken into
disL_xncL and di_stant B^ots; tail (apparently) longer -^aa doop.r iul-
vous. ov .>veu ferru^Unous; nose patch U.r,,o- and loss defined.

Ccuc..-- Si^2!i221.Poia^o Uorn) : Bntiro animal f^ous; becoming
ierru,unous on roso p.tch .nd underside of tail; palest on back-
back uistinctiy spotted with feu." f^r- -Kit 1^; tail broadly bordered ..iL

WinWr_£al^: N^se p. tch --.,.i,,hter rusty, anu in .ore abrupt contrast
^0 su^-^ounaine P-ts, which .ro buffy ^r^ yish; side of face and
nock buify grayish; back deep fulvous, sparsely sprinkled with whH-
iBh spot.cr; sides^d^derparts buffy to loiffy fulvou.

Rem^ks -^.Differs fron Ul others in the distinctness of th.
l£0Ui^ .n. in the lar.e siz ano roUtive broad spacing of the "
spots.^Di.^s f^^o. ba>.oenBis..in s.^ller si., and .uch .reator '
.ntens.ty of.fulvous markings. I^.o nose patch is bri,^. ferruginous
ms.ead Of paie fulvous; tb^ dorsal a^ea fulvous and well defined
and u:a un-orsiao of tail rusty i^^tead of fulvous, with the hl.ck'
border reaching back alor^ th. sides [in b.r^^oensis it harSly e.-
tonds beyond J,e tip|]. The siaes of the face ar^i.tinctly ™,.
m -stea. ofjbuff.ana .ho fu^- on these parts Is Lch longer ami
-ore nuffy. .,iTing .ho ho.d a verj. different expression. H.e dor-
sal spots aro uocidedly ijj^or and fa -fJier apart.

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i!in.^OTll'> yA:CUTATK^':-I3 sp.nov.

...'•■/].'■) IroK north .ihcre of y.tki:ta*- Bar, Alaska. 'lo.OSOOr- 5 ad. U.S.
^a!,icn<il Mi;3o:yi. Biol. 3urvHvi>i,J urn) 19,1899. C. Hart Merriar.
Ori, . Xo. r.lOl. T4 "^■^«*<..

uh^iracte -3 — Tiizft rather 1. r/.ei tail Vvi.-/ short; coloraticn
grayi.^h hrown or bistor, fee^t and u>inrtrpartti v;]Jt/lsh. Similar to
^l^kenaio l:u* feat j..aller; tail nfio^- nMortor; vi'orir^}<irts loss fui-
vou;:j underparts and foei whitish ir -^ead nf r^ark. Crar lai

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^r^ as m j^utkensin.

Color, --llp{v->riuirta ];ijter or rr:iy ish ^rG\yi': i^tg/natoly nixod
virit}. bL.ok hairsCwhich ::nn3ti;-;en forr: a darker a^tv aloi^f piedian
line fror or^c^put to sho'ilderr;)*, " and .rrizzled vitii OMCfy r.ilvous;
uiidemarts v^hitish O'^ ^''^•^'J whitioh, the pluinh^joujj of uviiJerfur
shov/in^ Uiroivai, foro ci/\d iiina fent ^/.itidi, tail :^hari:i:/ hicolor,
n/trrov/l^^ bluekish arove, hrcacUv v/hit^iGh rr hi^^fv benoath.

ilrar.ial, aharactorst -'Iktill like that of ^^'i.tko^sis ^w.t dii':>r-
iiV -'ifrhtly: n;*sals r>r;rri6vv;!at iorj^ror; jr(^.al3 sli^;htly Lio.tjr.

Measuremonts.-^TypQ spocinen rtotal length 17:^; tail vortehrao
;5o; iina igol k:i. Avora^o of ton adults n^or. t^T^o locaiit^^: Total
length 165; tail v^Hol^rao 37; hind foot 21. . '

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SPBRMOPHIUJS EBRINGEKSIS sp.nov.

TiSi i^ Cup, Lisboume (Coal Veins), Alaska. NoU5263 *.ad. U.S.

National Museiun. R'-y 1885. H.D.Wolfa.

ffl-aractera. -Similar to S.empet.a irom Hudson Eay but back more
strongly fulvous, with the whitish dorsal varmicul.tions Iroken into
iisUnct and distant s_£ots; tail (apparently) longer ai.d doepar ful-
vous, or «yen ferruginous: nose patch U^^e*- and less defined.

Color ... Sur22eTi.E2lafiS (»orn) : tot ire animal fj^ivous; becoming
ferruginous on rose patch aM underside of tail; palest on b=.ck-
back ai.tinctly spotted with,4lufjr..Mitlfih; tail broadly bordered .^

'lintsr.^al^: Kpse p..tch brighter n.sty. ana in more abrupt contrast
.0 su>'ronnaine parts, which ..ro buffy ^r.yish; side of face and
neck buffy grayi^; back deep fulvous . sparse iy sprinkled with whit-
ish spot.,. 8ide.^d^derpart. buffy to buffy fulvou..

%^8 -differs from .11 others in the distinctness of th.
2£0tti2^ ^«Ki in the lar,.e si. arm relative broad spacir^ of the
spots.l^Dir^. f.,, barroensis.in smaller si.o and much greater
intensity of.fulvous markir^s. ^>o nose patch is tri^t ferruginous
instead of pale fulvous; tha dorsal nrea fulvous ar.d well defined
and the underside of tail rusty instead of fulvous, with «:« black'
border reaching back along the sides [in bar^oensis it harcUy e.-

^ray.

tends beyond iiie tip|^.

ish instea. of^buff.ana oho fu^^ on these parts Is LchT^r^"
rroro fluffy. ,,iTi^^ U,o he.d a very different expression. T!ie do,
sal spots aro aecidedly ij^jgor and farther apart.

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469

rilOHOTt)'; yArCUTATKloIS sp.nov.

;>V.> f-om north 3hor8 of Y:iki:tat Bay. Alaska. No. 98005 S ad. U.S.
fiaticnu: ': r-JG::ni,BioU3yr-^«i'fU^une 19,1899. C. Hart .Merriam.
Orir. /o- r?.01. ^^ ' -^^m^^-

g|;^aGt6-s^--F;i^.e rather l.-r/^e; tail vory short; coloration
^rayioh brown or bisttir; fer^t and unuarpartti v.hitlsh. Similar to
Xit^i^enais l:ut feat ^.^ailer; tail i!fi|c>- nnortor; uf^per^mrts less ful-
vouGj undarparts arid feet TOiti.^>h in"tead of dark. Cranial
* \ct(^r<^ as in sitkensis.

Color. - -Urn/oruarts hi;;ter or rr:iyish hrz^^rr ir.tft.Tiato]y rdxod
w^ith "hL.ck hairs (which nomotines forr u darker arn:. alor^ median
line froF ortc^put to shoulders)*," and r;rizi:led vith Duffy Trtlvous;
Uiiderparts v/hitish or huTm v/hitiah, tht^ |;lunhooujj of uiulerfur
3hov/i?v^ throi¥.hi fore cii^id liinci feet v.hiti;:h, tail ah^irpiy hicolor,
>inrrov/lv blackish above, broac-lv whit^ish rr Vt^ffy beneath.

JLranial 3haractersj>j— Skull like that of pitkersis hut differ-
irj^ .'iphtly: n;»sals r>om6what lor^or; ji^^.als sli/fntly lar^^en*.

oc Measurements .-^T^.^e specimen :total length 17??; tail vertebrae
^^l /iina 1 001; ^4.. Averai*e of ton adults frori tyvQ localit^r: total
length 165; tail vertebrae 37; hind foot 21. .

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rilCROTUS ABBRKVIATiJS

subap.nov.

iq)e fron St. Matthew Td, Rerir>:; "ea. -10.97976 3 ad. U.S.nati
^ f.air,eiBr,,^ BioJ^rvey ColWJuly J.n,1899. A. K. Fisher.

nn-

j^haractera. — Similar to ]L a))h^ftvi^itii5^ hiit. yellow suf fusion ■
even more intense V particularly on belly; nasals imd re strum (above)
decidedly lojv^er; ^vr:0R;ita more strorv^ly howed outv/ard; biilce
h:-oadftr^ •#-^]^t roi^^^--^^^ arter'.orly, and less flattened on outer
nidft.

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AXP^'oioep S.10SI0UI UbJj^i i^XP^PT^'^^P GXHlou^Ji^' :au>4ao..b sxv?s-'az !pe

X^IXV-i^d pir? J.Q'KiOT B©pTS je^MO U^^IM H'lmioAr^ ;aep\70-t'l 9St?0UTt?jq

•Asojeq usTOTijM pexfOL' *9A0 :v Ai(i!nr)
i.r-LA\ \7eYTTi; UY.oj! snoAXTij jTjiX) uijojiiri ^^.n7d.-efW|;--Moi-oo

«, . ► k^ - •

•wo'ijoufv or ojy'9>!-'I '^-^H '+^»J'J jI^ J^'^-iou ' Vo nj o ^t^ 4.."v; ■;>ij.f.j 8;.i,

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MI0R0T.7S mAlA^^mm^ POPOFvvcjr, ., ,

r^jiui .<. ,'.-,1,3 nrjjsp.r.ov.

-^ut X crumal aharae^or.. differ"^, f.^n i,o^h • .

ji I ,j_ «^jQ Qi front;! 7 ic? 1^ 1 ^ -^

'-'^■'t..i; inc.-:.„e ror„.„-,,„ ,,:;;. '■""'--' l-a-d !==»

Lull,, ,„,, i,,., ■-".'■■ ■1"='>C»U t,„t,e.cl,;

-ii^^M-' larvrer. ' ^^ "''°^' anteriorly; ,.o7..r.

I" .:--iin,: spec iir,c- VIS (ana or.? .^ni*
tor „si,^,e) ,=,, r,,.. (- ,„-. '^"".^Fr'--'Jr i. loft „ve. „,.-

lo-vis^ huff I'-icinrMi ..J 13 ivashod v/if,h vpU

le..tSig?^Vl.&S'l3inl°/?-,'go locality: ' >ui ■

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MICROTUS nniUl'illS ST..nov.

ce fror 3t. Lawrence Id., Ber'n^- Sea, SkrJl Mo.99?;7:5 ad. II
..ational f^useu?s Biol||^urvey CoiJ^jrJulv 1/5JR09. C. iiart

^e^XiCters. ---Extornal ch.ii^aciers imkiKrvn.

Crarxial characters. --Skiai conspicuously d"^fferent fron any
known species, ^ize larrB(conr>iderab 'y lan.er than imalascennis't
mmk ^cxnewhat larr^ir tnan :x>:br^viatU3 fron^ }[al] Id. , and ^^i^ ^^ar-
ly double the .li-e of operariun from "t. jachaels); crcin.iiir: ai'Yu-
lar and ntrorviy ruirked by nurcular i^nrrenni ons: .:v/:'OmHta l^ea^nr
^i ■ broarJly bo;^ed outv/ard , thAi.r anterior root:^(seon from above)

>2

standi rv^ outward and fon^^ard; tbo jii^als 5?lirhtly expanded and oa-
x-^aliel; braincHse lar/^e ,sqnarely truncate antericrl^^; nasal:- lan^e.
lon^ and cuneatf^: rosf.n;n ^nrr^ iind rar^sive, vith prominent lip
'-•t antarvr border of an^:ii-bit.al fcriir.en; incisive forarriinil con-
stricted posteriorly; auHjt^i bullae larfefrnMch larger than in anv
r^her kno^^ npeci^s fron thf» ref-uon ^ out Trerin/; "ea); inc-isors
ivrod-'ced a- d sl<rm>^Jy pr:pi^^^^^^ molars of sane size as in abbre-

vj'i"^ <^^; f'-* with :> closed ^rian^^!ps; M-- "^nlh ^ closed ^riani^le3
{P on each TiHe).

rjeijisi »^emon^s > ~ -Total l^nrth unknown: tail vertebr.o ''-^5-45;
huid TooTTr.r •-.'/.. Skull (L-pe): basal io^-v.th :'5?:.{>: z^r'oriatic, breadth
iV.r-'; mastoid breadth 15,5; nasals 9; nolar series V.S.

^'or^arks. — Durir^; our brief stop at Ijortn ?,ash ^'ape on St.

Lawrence Id., on ^he afh^>rnoon oT July 13, i^ev-ral of tbese vdos

•/•/err: soon but no fresh ;])ocinen3 /ere secTired. Tiie borders of a

10:1;^ sloiV'h Oi* sor'es (»j ponds on vri9 tundra were cut up b^^ an in-

terhivimf^ -:etv/ork of nhoir deeply v/orn trails and tr.3TnGL^.|.

^hereu a -^^onketful of e tlets/Tropped by owls or jaep-ers^\':'on-

T
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tninin; '^/M.r re^ain^^ ''>•'• " *^*^

ro-' t.ho^'.ff^i aoi:en rioi'e or less perf^^ct

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skull;-, and nany p-irt.s of sJcale'-.ons wore ob«-.amed. Tlie skull is
easil;..- rooopnij'.ed. b;^ iia lATfce r.iije, broadly' spreadim y.yfromata,
larpe bullJ3,a?id stronf;]y prot-rudirf; upper incisors.

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EVOTOOTS OXA sp.nov.
Ijqaa. from Orca, Prince Willia"! Sound,Alaska. TJo.980?a v ad US

i2Iiaracters..--Si;;e me%(a-; coloration dark; feet and- ^^il dusky.

ilolor. -Dorsal aroa dark c:hest>iut or haxel; siaes yellowish
or hurry drah^ intir-iately mixnd inf.h black he irB and dark st on
rump; faco very dark, rri^zled ■-ith i»uffy p:ray and black; under-
parts deep buffy or i^uffy ochraceous. the pliinbeous underfur show
irr throw*; hind fe-t dusky; tail above dusky from base to tip,

holcip bu rrv.

gfitnk] characters . -3kull similar to that of dav/soni( /ith
lM7-:e subquadrate braincar.e and stromjy dnveloped poitorbital
crest of 3<i^iuno3al)but with de-^idedly smaller builti and docidedlv
la-per incisors, particularly tho uppe^-fmes. TI-^o iin..ierjaw is thick-
or and the arf,ular process los-; flaring.

aai.TSrifint,R.--Typ9; Total :ierf;t]! 1/>P.; ^ail vertebi^ :',0;

Vl!!''.fv ^; •* ^^^^^''® pf » specimens from tvpe locditv: /o'-al
leyv;th Ho ; tail vertehrae >* ; hind foot ><> . -- • /o ,ai

•

pem^trk3---The coloration varies soriev/hat, and the differences
are probably seasonal. Tne, t^ie, which appears to bo in fresh
sumer pel.y;e, is in the darkest sta^^o. Oth.er specimens, apparent-
ly in left-over winter pei^^/e, or in the nolt, are paler, but still
bave t' R charact^rist,ic dark feet hnCi tail, tn 6 oiit of the 7
specimens socu,re(: iy us in Prince V/illifim Soiuid, th ■ taiderparts
arn stror^ay suffused with buffy ochr^uieous; in one only thoy are
whitish^ORO/.f)).

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DICROSTOKYX UNALASCE^:SIS sp.nov.

;:0.

,1899.

aci, U.S. National Museiin, .
C. Hart MerriaTi. Found in owl^

"[joe from Unalaska, Alaska*
}Tu)l'.:SHrvey Coi;uot July t
pellets. ^

Characters. --Size rathar lar^e, equaling or exceeding Ij. hud-
sonius from Lahraclor; exteiT.al characters imknomi. "kull larf;e
and hroad with suhquadrate hraincane, broadly spreading rounded
zyromta, l-roadly sul cato frontal ^U^^t^^-nnTiAlf Jly) and prominent
pef-like pott^rhital processes of suuai osal.

Coriparod with J). >iud3onJ_us frr*m Chimo, IJrv^;ava, the anterior
an^^ae of the zyp:om is less expanded, ju^ral lonp-er, an^le of mn-
dible bro/uler ^ind moro strorvay overted, . bid la.^ much larf-er;
i^pp^r incisors auch brocxder;lM^ witii 3{instead of 2) closed trian-
fdes on irtner side in addition to postcriorfor heel) loop; lH^^/ith
2d loop on inner side normal and separar,ea by full interspace from
anterior crescent ofW, and posterior (heel) loop on outer side cor.
Plete. In J|»!i,ipu tlio P.d loop on inner side is narrowed or flatten-
ed and in contact w'ithH^ and the posterior loop on outer side
is absent or reduced to a small ro:^.ant.

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I)ICROSTO!;yx I]KLS0!]I sp.nov. ^
T^:t>e from St. Michaels, Alaska. No.WJJ. ^ y^^^ad. iferriam Coli.-fru..
Characters, >->Si2a rattier svmUI t^i^l^^ aks.^^

^ loior.-^Type specimen in chanf'.e from winter \o sumi-ier pelaf;B
(date unknown): Up}.erparts fror. halfvay between nose arxi eyes to
r^-itj finely mixed chestnut and yelloMh^h v.hite{hoirs with chestnut
tips an-: a broud subapical zone of yeilowisr! or buffy) becomirif;
darker posteriorly; rest of animal^ (includi?^, nose, cheeks, feet
and tail), yellov;ish v>iite v;ith indistinct fulvous rarkin^-.s as fol-
io;vs: a patch on each si.e posteriorly, one on pectoral rT.icn,
reaching ^ip on sides of reck to ears, and a rir^: around{but not
reachin^O base of tail; a dark browi|ish median stripe reachiri^: :\-cm
middle r;f b;ick to rir^; arcimd tail.

Cranial characters .>- Skull similar to that of raialascensis in

• -"i— — — — .i*— iiii*»»

roneral foiT), form of zvf oma and ju,f:al, crnd)[onmnel pattern , but

smaller and differing from all known species in the bullce, wfiich

are vsrv ^mall anci narrow; incisive forcimim short; molars smiall

anc' rather narrow, but not quite so narrow as in richardsoni.

l^eagure-neiitp..^. (Tvpft spa^'imen, neasr.red fro; ; alcoholic) ; Total
lerf, th 118; tail vortebrife 13; hind foc.t If.. ^

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DICH0"T0!;TX RICHARDoOM sp.nov. —— '

f^?^ Port Churchill Hudson Ra;-. ^o.^^-J-!- $ ad. ?.:erriain Coll**:^^
y 16)9. A', /uictjivisn. •'•^ . ^'

Characters. --Size lanB;8; fur loiv: and silky; M nail of fore-
foot nuch larger than 4th; hiiIMi)ii|(av rpunded and 3a>>sv/hat depressed
J40loi'.--T:T.'>e specimen in wintor pelae;e: silky vhite all over.

Cri^n^a] c^araoter3.--Sk^ll larf;e; zy^icrmtH very broad and stinaro-
ly .->preadin^;; rostrum anu nasals lonp, frontals rather narrow in-
t-?rorbitally; jjulja^eprossed. broadly ar.d rnnn,^ly inflated. Molar
series narrow; enc'ir:el pattern as in nelsoni and imalascaiaisfnot as
in hiisi^^niusj./'^lnstin^niishable at a /dance fron ail knovm species
Ivj t]:ej2ra^i{Ui-^a;,nd^ ana rather deDressed bull*, m tlie sp,ali "^•4

\

I C: reserJle.s nelsoribut differs fron all others^ "'^-""^ill;"''*

•^^♦..i^FfT^^4^T"^v''*-'*^ ?^pecirwn(_neasured from alcoriol bv O'.Jt'w:
lOtal ienf'.th lA^; tail vertebrw 14; hind foot 20. "

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LKf.njS AUSCKMSIS sp.nov.

Typo i'rm Point Barrow Al ska "n *^*^' o ^ .f

- ' ^ 3Ka. -o.-^-^-^-y ad.'ferriam Coll.:^^;^

^OlliiCasters^.-Si^je Dediarr.j^ slightly smlier than either lem-
-M^^-iilHp^; ears smaller than in iu^^^^j^s ; feet and nose pa^

i:olor.-T,^e specinen{in alcohol)^aad a skinflU. alcoholj fron.
n, ruchaels: Entire animal ,:olden fulvous, darkest on head, where
It xs mixed with black h-'drs; bri,±test on sides,>..l:ere it is al-
.•no3t oran^;e fulvcus^ palest on foot a:id around mouth.

c.har..cters.- Skull simLr to that ohemr.s_ but slirht-
ly smaller; braincase nailer and less flattened; zy,-.omata less
•widely spreading: ar>- le of mandible much less everted ; upper in-
cisors heavier (broader). Compared with ni^ripes from the Pribilof
Islands tiie differences are more m..rked: skull decidedly smaller
^d less massive; nasals much shorter and smaller; ro.trum more
slender; i^^if.als not elevated into tubercles anteriorly; bull«_
laii^r{more broadly inflated); an/de of jaw much smaller mid less
everted, f-iolar s-ries shorter.

To * a 1 1 i»'' 'J^^y^ 8 • : ~ . y.'TQ specinenl neasu-red from alcoV^ol hv r H rri.
io.,al lefv;r.n iio; tail vertebras li; hind foot 18. ^ "°^ "^ t.H.il^

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o-art anteriorly with .rj,: , ' '"''"' '"""^ '"^'^' -^-

1- in.en.,„. ' ^''' "'""^ '■•'°* -" "-''^^ -iiUl^-

iIolo£.--Head, shoulders. and anterior h-tJf n- >. ,

Of nose- r-. n ^ '^""''^' '^^^""^' '^-^-^ - ^-P

nose, r.mp am ninaer part of hack rich rn.fv p i

^^^ivous; lo.er ..iaes and heli. . oMen 1 ' " '' °^"^^^

Qc^lial char•^r.^•-:.>,„ «. " "^®' fnilfy below.

Knov/n f.o ne- hriir.^o r " "^^"^^ '^ ^^^f" any species

* '^^^^i^'Caso (^ seen from above) U.rr. u .
Post.riorK- to cover fh. .. ^ ' broad, and prodi,<?ej

^ cover the enomously enlarged bull*- r.. . t ^

mterorbitalJv w-jfch « n- >, ' ^^ ^^^^^i narrow

■'i^ei/s,;;.;-:;^:; 17 ^^^ '^ ^-"^"-'^ -""-^^- -'• ^-, not

* 'rj» onK Slues nnr»«l IaI . ,• x

p.iraiiej, i;itorparip+ <] i . v.
penta/;oml: incisive, c^ • " ^i"irie.ai large, usuallv

'v aiciswe lora'r.ma .-afcher .hort; bull/ti^,*-^

stroivTly infiatea. ' ^^ii^aT*^ i^^e and

^^^^Ileasiireraent,s.--T^^^^^ -

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H«^ n L; hr-ui Arnric ii'ox.

Ty])(3 ircr Ilrll i^f:5,-:4. fie:-"!:!, ' Ben,

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Ive^?^ » r.> ci .w^i'or sar

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:i«:-;:. v/^;,; wMlIc:: hairi;; tail

1. ^

1 •-• '.- X »>» i. t,» . 's .'- <- -w. J .^^ u zll .i.

CI 1 1 ■» ■ ^ ' <■•>

Cranial claract^To. - -Ccn^.^^ro«{ ^vl"-:- 7-ilr'^^i ^.a-ccurs :i'rom lar^-

«4m^^' ■«>«'Mi ««««M^hMi#»><*«4A»a

• . ^ ^^ .■

IjjuTid , tl^e R.ciill ?^ r :^-^cer '^'^ih :;.--:rer:.::-'lv ar'd pubteriorlv ('res-

luv^CjT, ':d"-r- t^ '^''•j-.^.-:u :^^^iZi'viov |iroi€c\i':r V4;iinir ; o-:t ];chinc!

the nGvl::3 tuoo

ooriionrcriar c^rv:' ro ':^;ie axii; of t.ho buJl^. (v:e7/cu frcn below)/

tj h'i^3/il Irrv^:^/' 01 ^LkMii 66. e [jr. u I,apl.ci>K( iixrl.l this, ratio i

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BPETHIZON EPIXAITTIIUS ^^JOPS subsp.nov.
? ■ ■

Type f^of: PoHa,>e Ba^^Ai:;8ica Porinr?ula. Mo. 59 140 5 old^U. 3. National
Ivtiiseu."!. SepCen..her 1893. Ohas.h. TownFenci.

Characters. — Simiiar to B.epixanthvja but tail £Jici hind t'«#t
short or; body ^ liElS-SSaM and sides of tail Qvon yoliowsr; faco
whitBh frort moro abv.ndont adnixture of yellowish white- hairs oc
sid'ijs of face and betwoon eyas, so th&t the fo'^e part ol head
almost i-rariah insteivd of sooty.

Cranial characters . — Uoripareo rit/h Lypicai epixcait.iii.s^ f^om Cali-
fornia the skull as a vhoie :'s '^ich shorter, broaaor^ r.nd r.oro rounaed
( J.es55 angula^^)t oocifaital ana sagittal crests absent or imcii loss
developed; r.ygom«ita bowetl stro.i^i.y outward [instead of sut) -tri^ngu-
larl, the outer side convex outward [not flat]; braincase short,
broaa • etwoen post/O^'ior roots: of i^y^oviata^and taperin^j, T^o^s^eriorly
so that the broad th l-etweon squa^-^josals ^.ntorlorly is miu;h ^^'-eatcr
than breadth of occipiit: [instead oi si^boqurjl; outer 7/ali of antKjr-
bital vacuity (soon from the side) nearly strai^:ht ana vortical
[insteaa of strongly concavel. ,

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Ty])e irw- llill i^lan.l. !3D-:i.;:v K?h. No. • U. S. ^'.it. Miis.,

B3'-.'!.o-'--ica.i SiT^ve'^'' Or! '• "'■■ion Jvi''- JMft.

• Ca;.rr, --He>au s^u^y, ^yiiii-jed 'Hjtwseii ^^yeiii !i:H* or sioc;:^ o1' -^ace
W;ii.tisli huiri;, lac!; (rathe^^ ^ • ^ y), 3ho'k»e^&, aid uppor sar-
iuceii of I^f^i' c^octr^ orcv;n; i^idoo imQ ;mderivcir;,e hvlly; chin arid
aTn.6ri"'r part, ol tr:' . :• ^ '^ • ■••>:, our^ uui>k'^, ed/^ea v/ith iju'iv

.u.tiu ;(V:^T ';u3hy, i»i»riiiiil-:-- ♦ ':':ic(. v/ii,.! wldi^lsi: hairc; tail
sj.Tcr..; ;lv licoior: ahcve\> dvisky a":- base Iik<^ V-'ick/ beccTiiixvi* 2^el-

Cranial cbaract6ri>.--riorn.<'.r?^id ^7lt:'; 7vfhv:*s la^^cuus from Iiar^-

.i .' )■

.4 1 •wfcif mMi%wAMiii «ii

iLuTid, the skiili :-: r-r^-^n^r '^'^th uriterior-lv a::'d posterio^lv (rc2-
trim shortar, anu i:ti^'0 ocirc ov si^ull bebdpc? molars ); the hulia;
liiT.^er, vith.t:ji iniluixu ii^fzerior pro iec^. ion puj^hi):}.: cr^t behinci
tho rnoatus tube -rio airec* ' ou^wurd as v^tdi ^la backmrd, ^jiviivv a
jonioircuiar cirvj to zm axio of t.he bi;ilc. (view^u frcn below), '
rfr;a"uiJ rwb? rior^^ sl'ii-^idy defined, lu^icco-ijatai -arre^^^r betvrec^i
iiU.,--:>. L'"':r prbintiurs (ct^jKciaiiy ?xi anu /^d) Mt'iiller; 4th upj.or
};rv;i.;i.vUr ar^d 1^; :)cj\r rncrt; robust- R-tio ^L 3y^-:<:'!riatic breaauU
tj basal J:rv^^ ' o: LV^li 66.8 fir: a Laphi>ia ^XvM this ratio is

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ERETHIZON BPIXAOTMUS I,5Y0PS aubgp.nov.

Tjrpo f^-om Porta,j;0 Bay,Ai:^ska Por.inR'ala. Mo. 59 140 « oid.U. 3. National
Musevui. SepGember 1893. Ohas.H. Tovmsend.

CTnav-acters ,-^Simi^r to B.epixanthaia but tail and hind f##t

shorter; body^^^SNiS&i and sides of tail ovon yellower; faoo

whitBb fron moro abund<int admixture of yellowish white hairs OD

sidt'S of face and betwoon eyas, so that the fo-^e part of head t|M|ii

almost ^:rayish instead of sooty.

Cranial diaraotePs.-^GompKrea yjth typical erdxcJit-hus fr-om oali-
fornia the skull as a ^/hoie ?'s ^ich shorter, broaaor^and noro rounoed
(leas angula-)i occipital ana sagittal crests absent or miicii less
developed; zygoflktta bowed strongly outward [instead of sutj-tri-oigu-
larl, the outer side convex outward [not flat]; braincase short,
broad "'•etwoen posterior roots of tjygoinata^and taperin^^ posteriorly
so that the breadth between squamosals ijitertorly is much i-reator
than breadth of occiput: [instead oi siiloqurll; outer wall of ar-il^r-
bital vacuity (seen from the side) nearly strai^;ht and vertical
[instead of strorigly concavel-

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Ty^.e fry.-. St. Miohaols, Al^slm. S>uli l5H53itl-vm(fr.

, 1 '

Ghar\CL.ev>>--^y .#*^ lar/jj (hlrci toot: 174). ^^i'-te:- ;.?IiiK0
irhii.o Mil ovor excspt ^\.%rmo ^5^:^ ol ear^, ^lici: c.. -t. ijlaLc,

iar^:e. brc=:«:» :i..u s:<.t^:>- vt. ;,Mi.- ft -^/^^ nor. reouii^a co-ic-^r

;;i.

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inf\:^jf.U:]9ir.vr\ irov^ t>-=r rer;i^}n ^'-.-"^ rlo;or Biy, Silerja. From

elir^dy hro<Mor inU^nrh: taiiy ; r:i^ol^^ ai<rrc\/er and ie^s Uattened;
^-;,Taocoi|)it-al ^inieid '^jxvvo\fCir, rr:c.;>- ipri :or "-har brcua [it; t^c^ukttJ.-

iiinci i.c|u:cnciial roo-: of ^y.,Oi:ia), ano wio'i m-i^iscular UT.r;:'8sion en
ouoor laue decic:o'ily m-.rrower itri^eriorly; bat;ioccip:Lta.. ;.c.rrc^rer;
irr:i;>iv3 VHr;ui-;:v iS!?i:::<.i i.er.

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%-i) iroJia StepcfUFik Bay, Alu.e>|-ii ?,^nir,sula. No. 98066 U. S.
frcti-niff. Bioic;;loc..! Svrvey GoT jcticn. ' Ji;ly 8. 1S')9, Charlos

Arcti3 A.'.;.; ■..,.:. ears about a-i ilTff^ jj .1. fct u.n irx: ieot lira t,uil
shorter , cc:..:.:- ir, swrer'!;r |;ol;i~£ ^- I^^y led ■Tc.a- witJ. a Ailv^ue tini;^
on 'heai . .

cheeks ;iulJ. fulvous j^ri i: '5 1'^-'i -nM, lou^Gr. oia<,K arci bulfv:^

. earfi i^rixiiled fulvous a:ia black on cVi".erior face, toconir^j
wLite j)ostoriorly, ai:ui nArrov^ly r:;d^3er: isi'y- :Mt,e Gxcopt on hasai
third ;:r i^itbriur ^r^^i/i^n vnicfi i-^ ^jT^Ji^/sioa fulvous and black iiK«
rost ot antorior Icica; ]ja.:5it, idrcs. aani oucor surface ot* ^:r!<^
io^^s J^^^i .Tiz2.ler; vv>;,h hutty ;^f^ Mack, foro lt3£:8 griiikJleo ^ray-

ish fulvous'T ]jalo%ull fulvous on dorsal aurjace c:* fee': and irixod
v/i'ih whi!.Q h^drij al;out toos; hinci feot ^liciniy white, tail lioarv or
grciyish v'hite, becomirv, cinsky alon^ meaicvn lir.3 abcve; chin and
lips \vhitii>h, Uur^oa-^ rit.h c broad ^^rayish collar, pect>^;raj rr>.don,
\ stripy dov/n belly, arid inner siaes oi iG.-:;s, v/iiit;ie.h.

[jra^iial charao;^err;, --^Compared with its nearest knowr. relative.

f3PKii5?NHfc tr:^ St. Mi^^haels, the ros-frjia, nai^aJ.?. orai^-icaeo,

paii.tal i;rl .. 0, aixl irH-i^ive vacuity arc rarrow r . mmigik^ th^ I'roa-
tai oraaJrh roma^-^f st-e^vMaliy the i^cuno; «Bli^ i^aj^aii:^ in particular
(Huoh i;arro^or ^xijid morc^ ar-ohed trfr^yeri.cly ; S^ pt3ry^5cjid8

liroao. ir;

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hi^na::tur procoiia-^a

h * orocof^s ni
hroHdVr ]")sterij;'ly.

unr^er ]av'

iH^re producea ana hool^r^fl;

0^0 r':^ .5 i >d ^e naick

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the fn' -■■,,<; -f +, "•^"^* ^' S. Ilat. Mil:?.)

-' . £j ..,+ tfie rose !i.r->] n.Ts-? -f . '

-n... .fiad la very Tr,ue'.i .i:,rkr--.

..wtr....- ^'^^.-. -a^e^.ui -HP-illj aj:.!a^5ir->-.ripr' \

^f'nat. the aj;i>].i c/ ';..|;' -,

J — ! Jl^■v;•l ion^jor iiTi.o;

.M br- ...., ..,,, , — --;-! /^^ --^-r:e.^ ir «l.e i« better

^* ^---Li« Has a much

broMcu-r l?-M:noai<e

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T^^'pe (skull) frarj^i Fort- A^aor-on, nori>h ol Grreat Bear luk^- , Arc-
tic /'•^rlcH. Ko. 14-6? U. S. S^ ^hxial M;;?c;r:. R. f^^^Fi:i"!*l!^r:c.
Charger. or s> — Ext -jr-^'ai chanu/oers anknomi. ' •

Crci.dai charciclora^ — Sk^i^J. sirr:dar lo tha^ o- t^nacu;. ig^^vrl^
c :irjus from Hudson Str^.iit bot vary nuoh ii^^'-^er are }ieavier, nasals^
ver^: i^r-orui^anter-^orly an v;ell r.^ postor^:;rl}^ crMir?0'^se leu^
flaxtat'eli sui)|^cclf:it»a.i Bhleid njvrro\YGr ard taperii-;;^-; postt^riorly ;
frii.rc'.ihle, molaf^iioriii teeth, and Icvrer iiiciscrs ueclaedly ^ar;e^'.-

CompvU'et ^'-it^h dalli fr^o^i ni-e Keyu^^nlt Rivet/ t,he v;c.wc\'^ are ver^- visuch

broauer ;inu blunter; rostrum brcacier azio more iniiSbive; braincase

hi/-:h^^r (almost >*id. :cdt^ alca^ ir.ed:i.^;r iin^Lnd nilich lesb rla^tiira;

8upri|0Gojpital shield rar^uwer po^^tc^n^'rly (more tc^perir^";;) ; i^'aMi-
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ble les» expanded arid broadeneu 2'*-'^t^^ricrly.

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My dear Sir:

I an raturning };a--w.t}) J-) n^H'-^i' P^oof of Dall's
.rlicle on Ihe Discovo>t emo. 3xi|-'rUon of ALaska-for .he Harri-
rr'.n expouiUon booko You will c! r.-vo i-bar, I have aUachea four
cuts, all port>-HroS. Three of -.r.x -a you already have t,he blocks.
l>orJ.ho fourth and la.t^i.h: t o^ f^obert Kenr.xcoU, I am havint=. h
new blook mde for a litUs nnaiier .hun t.b:i.. Th« n«w block .
will '.oasure 3 7-n inche. in u.r^.hC-^^^oaa of 4 1-8 .. at. rros.n.)
fo .-on -.-r allo^ thi^ spa',;t. in U.a pa.', ri^'-'-'f ponding; reooiot

of iiho block,

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Yc., the outcorc of whici: .A a . •

. As to the EsKw. phof^ogrHwr; .~- ■. u. auu;: ■ j. •,■ - .-." . j
want te hav^^.i-ie photographs ..-].. .^e.) a.i n^ach as va£-> f-^ ^-. ,-...d-...
to shofl^ ths reaturas. which c..": ..:t i.r .Isriiajy ,.. an ..;ua?'*,or..n,r..
Vut whicn aro ins.,an.f i.ar^t in- the .nali original. i^:.«n.:ch ,, '

P-V- .w . ....ij..r- v...,s, , .;iov,7vL w? otv.Ucl stand 4 ;;-.! ijicr.s -^i
this one instance, but it 70^.

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as fro-xspioc. t. t.s. book. . In h...ing t;:^ liLho^ra^^^ivr rrM.\:y^,
^iu. in the ic. .-v; ;^d J-Ir-. Guforc .;U. of ccurKo„ s.e Umt the

H ■— ^^-^^- to tJie ir^^'ojr -ooosoi:s or the ica cu/^t^.

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v^ ^li-yr-^-^ ■'-^^' ^'?'i.i-e W:Ji;ju;: Sound.'

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iifui, aitrioi:Ji in one or two piaess U i>ints an? not. i/xacU^ ri^,'l.
T «^\ii ?:]iO'*f l;'Om to C<-,\ .' !f^ f:;r_: .-i? jorr{>3uio]\p at onc^o hut you

iunt ^nf) oniv one r^oof 9- these,, -o Lluit if I reu.irn it I ^ill have

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none. I h&uit ..:; l.a-'p o-, this .3i/-:n£ so T-ic)!, but .-u does seem as
if vh.a f^'-r. ivho ai^o- pekir..: r^pro•ul,^;;.•ionlH i''.-:' us owJiv t>o learn sor-O-
•Mme that w- v*;;quit*e at laast hair ?? do3on pfoofs of ov^ji-ything, so

:y^,ixi ccn^:iai;it :^Q^d not ;vi necossary. eve^jr tir^o a proo.
■ Tj:e '^> photo-Tavuro:^ ST^lv^nttea i :- l^t^-i^inp are also at hand.

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Bv tlie ^v^-r^ what h>s bcom^ 01 t>..ii rovifiad proof oi the? Cal^'pso
0-chi<if CoviUii toii^ ^^m ho }.as »een oaly thu firi^t proof, dud)
w^s faulty in color irv^c

v,'i^^--flp- f r**coiv'd iron: Andro// ^ oo;(. coni.a^rii'i^ 2b p03,}tjv::^
of tho Cu-^tis and ha'-riran photographs: j o negatives^ ';,o .tri^in^; t.o o.
StE' loy-Bi-ovyr.; 1 negative Ijolongiwi; tf:- Gilbert; I na^at..n'3 (ths Barr-;
glaoier/ biloiigirvi to tao Biologic.^ N^^^^v*,^ \^^(UE:i^i^^ ^^^

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Doar Sirs:

Your bill datsd today has ju^t arrivedo 7]rA& till lr> for cut-is
niado for the Karrinan Alaska expouition book and rxhculd be m?:ide out
in the name of Eo Ho Harriman, instead of in my nameo

Two of the cuts we-e wort.uijsso One curiously eriougrit was t.he
same one that I took back to yuu to have rade.over, because it. am
4 1-2 inches in length, lusLead of 4 inohas as called for on the
original o The new block wna 4 1-4 inc^ui^ .-- too large lor cur
page; anothor case wtis the s i-^gie ti,i^ire of an Eskimo woroan, wnich
,vas to be reduced to 2 1-4 in^jHe^'^^^.t^Si^ It.

was made 2 1-2 irches and could not be ustuic

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Doar Sirs:

Your bill dated today has i^:^i arrivedo ThiiS bill in for cut/B
madfj for the Karrinan Alaska expedition book and should oe m>xae out
in the name of Bo Ho Ha^ri^ian, instead of in mj' narnOo

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same one that I took back to yuu to have r.adexover, because iv was
4 1-2 inches in lengthy msLead of 4 iii'^hai^ as called for on the
original. The new block Vhs 4 1-4 inches --- too large lor cur
pa^e; another case was the Blr^^ie fliuro of an Eskimo woroar, wnich
v^as to be reduced to 2 1-4 ino?ie>i^'ftt^?%icd?^^d^-#l^ It

was made 2 1-2 inches and could not be u£^jcic

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Horewith I inclose CovilXc»*;^ !!AeT:oranciiifti for oorrect^ions \ >■;- ..
oriw the saiino>ib6iT^' arri ooiu:'^>;in;:i ;. i:^;.uras, and also th.i : - Lions

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turo tiiereoxi, I quite a^-Tno ^i^h ---r own vie?^s.on the svdjjuvo. Our
ptv;t?, H<5 ! undorsuand it ^ is '^ X ■;0 \n the book. If it ir ic lo
tr'md. B lit^tle mr-r) ^rn'. Luv .. .- ]^^> allovifou. If the hooA is5

piato, ao trlmin^^ will c'l off - .na o; '.. ^in? just abouh fis .^iuc^h
as is ne^meci for l:nuin:^: oi T.h'> ^ biior. If, ];nu/ever, th- ' cck '^n
not 10 be rjv^^^-^i\ a-^d -/vn h^ve ri,,,.t hand -^aT'^-^ -hrougiieu'., which '
J^•/-i•r3 to mo iri-o B:i'^'r}i:-!^ a-\c La^il iivay, t' •^-. \ -a?'^ ^-^ :u i^-B of an
i:x;, 3.-oulci 1)0 l9it. or: Vie ief^ of eae:.. j,.-atu, : :: ilier -^o'^di^ 'u^:
r:rur^ should bo prinLod 1-8 M' an inch lo ^:-. -it^ht of \iiu conter.
By ^11 riciins havo Lhe ^Ide^^ay^ r la: 3S fh:"> -uj^.v^iir the c?ar)'i.': -^n?? r>n
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My dear Sir:

nBroylth I ail so^.ding ■• :. jopy vf an ari.iolo ontitXod ^Forests
of Alaskiu* by Eo E. Fernow, Tor tlit; >:ook ryf the Harrlmai: Alaska ox-
peditlo-^t.o bo set :.p h: 12 .oint type LhroTuihouu.
tha-u I ha-o not rvijolvod any procf for the Alaska booV latslv, not
3V3r tne revis'.-' of tho l^t part cf &r':inn9ll%5 paper, retume-a soco-
tirec a^.c for char^gee in Mio position cf cuts.

Sine3 or.l^ about half of th" Ha^-riman Sjcpaditioxi book is in
typo at the presant tin, and nono of it finaiiy tti^posGd of. It iiaeras
to i-e tliat S0/71C i)V'i>; '..-k will hsve to be cione sofiiew'.ere between
ncns; 6j^d txio early part cf Deoe^or to or)al)iG tha pablxsh<)rs to nut
the book on tho mrket in time Trr t}.-^ Chriatms trade a^ i^iHiied tnd
advenJ.sado

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Dear W. Lanier:

This ifi the hardest piece of IvcV I have struck in a long time -«•
to he away at the time you were hero. I much regrst that I did not
learn thf.t you were coicirjg until after iny return yesterday afternoon,
as it would have "been a great pleasure to have had you %ith us. In
spite of the chaos down aitairs, we are fortunate enough to hav^ a qui-
et "bedroom in the third story* However, I can only hope for "better
luck next time.

1 left home Sunday a week ago and had no letters forwarded. Your
letters of the 12th, 15th, and 14th, therefcrv-i, v/ere on my desk when
T returned yesterday.

IWiat 1 meant to say about the place on the page for the colored
plates v/as th^t, if they were to he tricied, they ooulc "be exactly cen-
tered, as wka-t was ci't off en the outside would offset what was con-

sumed hy binding on the inside

If the pictures are printed 1-8

inch to the left of the center and anct^ier 1=6 is taken up in "binding,
the picture will appear 1-4 inch out of center on the page, which will
hardly look well. It seems tJ me that the best way is to to center
the prints. This will bring the broaoest margin on the outer side.
Is this not correct?

Herewith I return proofs of lettering incloaed in j-our letter of
the 15th. The photogravures sent for corrected lettering have arriv-
ea and most of them are satisfactory'-. In the case of ''B" in Perin*.?
Sea in the fur seal picture and the ••S^ in C resent Glacier, I am un-
able to see that any change has been nadip'. In the case of the two

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corners of Harrlnian Glacier, the words, "Photographs by Curtis," In
the lo^er lefthand corner are In ^ery much larger type than in any of
the other pictures of the aeries. In these pictures it is noticeahle
also that the ^ater line is not level and that rermants of the word
•Curtis," as shown on the original photograph, remain as a hlemlsh and

should he removed. '

I find also 3 new photogravures, haskets, Eskimo winter hut, and
Tner.h..ra of the expedition. The Eskimo hut is a great success. There
was a had hlemish on the original negative which has heen partly cor-
rected. I refer to the long streak or- the left v»hich comes down from
the skin on top of the hut ajid crosses the large v.halehone resting

against the hut

A lit tic more hand ^ork here will render this last

Conspicuous. There i« also £.ncther l^lemish. It is on the back-
'gr<n^<i,*'"the distant mountain slope clo.e to the right side of the hut.
I am deligbted with this photogravure and an sure that after the cor-
rections indicated have heen :.ade it v.111 *be the choicest Eskimo pic-
ture in the hook. The baskets also are excellent. The 3d picttrre,
showing members of the party, is not quite so good, particularly the
middle part showing Burroughs and Kir. I received 2 proofs of each
of the 3 above-mentioned and an retur-.ing one of each with the lettering

indie a-ted.

The picture of Hubbard Glacier is somewhat improved, but is by
no means satisfactory. I am sure Andrew can lighten up the water still

iiiO r e .

It is nc* light en the right and left with a bread dark .treak
thro^.gh the middle. This dark streak should be lightened, so that the
water will be uniforroly light all the way across in front of the ice.

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Par. Of it now loolcs lllce land Inetead of water, particularly m the
iiojAddlate foregroimd,

R..p.=tl„s th, 3 D,u.n,>a,^ pai„tl„«. »tni regaining i„ j.e„,
>-"«.. th. case, a, I .M.r.,^ u. 1. .. f„n...: j. ^, i,„,,,.
bl. to have «.... raproducd In «., t. e« th. W,l out for Chrlet-
-». an. oo„..,«„tl, th., .„. laid „Me. „ „ provo. l^„..l.i.
to ..t th, „oo.. out for oy^rur^ ^ ,,, publication 1. .ef.rrM for
a -nth or ... I ,upp„.. th.y arc .till up for ccnsldcratlcu. You
.Ul ro..,*.r that the, ..re appro... ., „ra. Harrl„a„. It 1. ,o u„,
• inco I har. ,..„ th.„. 1 ha,, forgotten ho^ th.y loot.

^al„ rcerettlne ^ ^.f„rt„u. i„ ^„„^ „^ .^^,_ ^^^ ^^_.^ ^^_,^
I remain, '

Yours very truly^

VTo E. W. Lanier,

I)ou'bleda3r, Page & Co.,
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A. H, Eershey

New Era Printing Co.
Lancaster, Pa,

Dear Sir:

On returning from Boston I find your letters and several batches
of proof, including page rerlse of Ball and galley of Keelcr and aleo
the title page. With respect to the latter, it seems to me the page
would look better with the larger cut as you suggest, and also with
less spacing between the cut and the title and between the title and
the bc£;inning of the article. It now looks dreadfully scattered to
me, bi3t I may De wrong.

Herewith I am sending you oopj^ for an additional article for
the Harrlman Alaska book. It is on forests by ITernow. Will write

3rou about the paper shortly

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Washington, Do C, Ncvenbor IS, 1900

Dear Mr. Lanier:

Your loti or of the 17th instant has jusL arrived with proof cf
captions from the Tater-Pranr, people, which latter I return horewiUu
The type is entirely different from that used by the other litho-
graphers, and, as you mm» much larger. Please remind Tal^or-
Prang that wo have not yet received a second proof of the Jaeger's
Head. Fuertes told me a few days ago that he regarded the coiors
on the first proof as very bad and that he liad Wciited many montns
in vain in hopes of receiving a revised proof.

The Spader drawings and proofs you sent during my absence ar-
rived duly, and I havo ncm exa^nined tho^. I regret to say that
tho reproductions are on the m^era^e decidedly inferior to previous
lots done by Wright. A num'pjr of tho blocks need here and there
a little cleaning out with the graver. The one of the largest
Eskimo women has a blemisn under the eye which appears on all of
the 4 proofs.

This afternoon the expres^inan broi:.giit me the original ana proofs
of the Polemoniums. It strikes me as heavv and inclined to be
mechaiiical — - by no moans so ^pod ?is r.he 3 plan^ pictures provious-
ly made. I will pass it on to Coviiia this evenin,^ and return to
you with his coraiTDnts.

The photogravures of sea-iions from Hudson's paintings jiro 0. K.
Hudson is well pleased with them. Tliey should be lettered as fol-
lows -."- The one showing a number of animals on tho p«^ vn tho

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for-egronud witii others in a pond on the right should read:

StarsyedQ of Sea-L-ons, Bogoslof Volcano. July S^^'^Vom
photographs by Marrian.

The one showing an old bull on a rock with others round about
should road:

Sea-Lions, Pribilof Isknds, Boring Sea. Prom photographs by
Chichestero

I think other photogravures of sea-lions have b een made of which
I have not ^-eceived revised proofs with captions.

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Doubieday, Page & Co-,
Now York Citv.

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Wasliingt<»n, D. Cc, Novjmcor 19, 1900

Mr. We Ko Spador,

190 12th Stroat,

Brooklyn, No Yc
Dear Spader;

On retmrnirig honw after a vvtioks absence in Boston, whore I
have been attending the annual Congress of the America.-, Ornitholo-
gists' Union,! find your l«ttor6 of the 10th. 12th and 15th. aiid
also 4 sheets of Bogoslof 'pictures and the drawing of £,ulls on th9
ice. All of those drawings are satisfactorjr with the s'inglo ex»
ception of a snail part of the one snowing old Bo^oslof as seen .>o.'.
now Bogoslof. In this one the draw in* does not show to my eyo
whore the lana ends in either direction. On tte right tlie lano
stops off short, sm^imder the cliff; ou the left it stops ...bcut
1-8 inch from the left side of the photograph. I run returning the
drawing and photograph^, so that you may indicate those land end-
ings, as thev ar9 the p^-'-tV^ular things the drawing is intended to
show. This '"^

bar whidi roaches out on the left was on tlie opt

positc side of the island w!ion I first visited it it in 1891. In
the course of a fow days I hope to send you material for a few ad-
ditional drawings.

With many thanks fo- the pains you huve taken with those, I
remain, with best wishes.

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J. Stanley-Brown,

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Dear St^arley-Brown:

Inclosed herowith I am returning the Octobor account of
Doubleday, Pago h Coo dated Nov. 13, which you sent me for approval .
i hav(3 approved the Spador and Wright items, but am unable to ap-
prove Andrew's hill for en/^raving titles on photogravure plates.
Ho has heretofore made a charge for engraving captions on his own
plates and this change has been paid, although, as you know, it is
not usual for makers of plates to charge additional for the letter-
ing. In the present instance ho puts in a charge of $50 for en-
graving titles on 20 plates made elsewhere (probably by Gilbo).
This charge I regard as excessive. Ho also adds an item of
$7o50 for alterations on captions of 12 plates. Unless I am great-
ly mistaken the majority of these were simple corrections of letter-
ing which ought to have baon right on the original.

In one of the photogravures made during my absence some of the
spruce treejs at Unalaska are shown* It is stated in the legend that
these were "planteu early in the century.* Can you give me any
early r0fGr^nce to these trees? The matter comes up in connection
with Fernowls forestry article, and it seoms desirable to fix the
date a8 nearly as may be.

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I did not have a cl^ance to send your ne^,atives to ^''our house
today, but expect to doli^or tliom thore tomorrow,

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My dear Tra lease:

Why this protracted silence? What has becorae of your report
on CiTrptogamid botaay and what nas beccxno of the SaUnder's report
on the sea weeds?

With best wishes.

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Prof. William Trelease,

Director Missouri Botanical Gardrjrn
St. Louis, Missouri 8

P. S. I savy Palache a fow ninutos last Afsak while attending the
annual Congress of the American Ornithologists' Union at Cambridge.
He was looking well. Varriel life seems to agree with hira.

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ifour lott,or ci tho I9-> instoai oean. t joay. I i'^ar it is only
too trud that wr^ shall not r.f^ aLle to ^et r-he Kdrrina- .. /ok out --
CnrJElmaf?. I r6gret thi^ ^r!iinon?-;y, but rrare seenslo :^ n- heir
for it- at (.>iiR late date. Probd-bly it tfUl fc-..* road' nHtvrnliv
5t:out Fol.ruary.

As to the rens8ini!;^i DellenLav^ paintir^s, I slioula &c.7 ^'ttif,
the Gno of an interior fiord self.ctad by lis. Karrimu, r^mhu. !•:

tho onefkclML Lmd- locked harbor, Brixic.-^ Will tarn Soima, should bs
rtprodoced in co]or without aiy quest- on.. The iornor, H ju&i oc-
curs to me, you havo alr..ady eont out. As to the rei-airJn^^ l^o,
wh-tt H y.K.r mu vic-w! I dc not re;.: .bur tlia paJntings rail
enough tt. waiit to ryp-^ss t,- ^.pirdon vithouv «506J./.i^ t,he^>i a/rai i. .Jiu
u^ mlUr^ tc Uav- r.i.e nattr,:- lo yo^- ,;ud,s)>.QKt. Uniy^sf thoy surjko
you as very rood, I woul-i .....'. tr.em aitogaoi.er. I doubt ver^r moh
ir photo^-r^,rnrei-. ol this da..; c- ■■. -V ,^-o...i1 .n;nount to nrach,but ar.
entirely wilWh-^ Ir try ona or two xj you. tliink best. •

Respecting f,„ .. colore.:, photoi^raphs .r.tandcd to bo ■'oprcuucad
by colored pbotogrn- .-es, it ^h„uli b-. stui^d that sorne of .i.,. svib-
jocts havo now .:.:..3r. f ract i ca 1 '.y covered Sn .lack arl vcutf.. Re that
it wo'.Id not b.i *o,-th whiU . , reproduce aU of the.-. .« ordu^.rv

^' i ^. u I , ,ir,.,r Tn- ooi',,,<cts o.tr hcna, except in

the casa of K.c. 306. •..':..-i. .>.,..,« aJ::^ .f Coh-i^l.h, Glacier proirud-
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The others 1 thx.^ mi^^h^ be iSparedg iirleBs they can

bo rep"^ ^ducGd }n nolc-jr

Very truly vour«;^

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Mr. A. H. Hershoy,

New Bra Print ii^g Co.,

Lancaster, Pao
Dear Sir:

Herewith I ara sending you for paging the remaining galleys
of Grinneirs article for the Harriman expedition book, x,r.^ same
comprising galleys 42 to 46 inclusive, I hope your composvi-or
will take pains to got the ci;ts in the rigJit places, so that the-

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D^ar Mr. I^ni&rr

Yoors of yoyterday ;*' at '; ir.d, alor.g v.it,h proof of ] ottering from
Hoon( v^hloi is norewith -sturni' Ja^id o/^:. .< ingle 'proof cl lxVU,ef.bii..f>;'o
lioru pxcturis. I will c^-bstahj. Itrm further r^ivurk^ on ^.he sucjecT,
of these uinglo proof f. It weld be a ood idea to -t Dellen-
bau^h*s caption for this pi'^;>ure, as I have fo?-gotten *he oiciiot

spoT.. Tha picture a?R; a wjiole \s most satisfactory, ^ithoui.Ai I

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do not liks the str-:rg brranr. :u" th9 hi lis in M.b '..-imedJat'i Toro-
grouad. L'ellerbauiih wUI I/uLtles*-' p.aie the n'-icdgaan; oo-T'-io-
t^ons hor^^ ^hen ho compare-;; tn3 prcci: wi>V thn wri^ina^ o

As to Hoen'f? llliiO^rapii^, I k-'^^ no roason why the pri ntiw
should not. be procceaed •^'-:tr. at oriS. but I think :i. v .. ' i bv? a

^ood iuea for ,:s to see the aaptic;..^, unaer tnc piav.ur-is ceiore ijioy
arc pr-htoG, in o^-dor to v/oid tha possibility of recoiviiig tho
edition witb. tho rigJit caption xxr.df'r the v/ron^; picuiu't).

I wisii yon would look at DellrnbaiWi'a pic-tura erlitled 'Sna-
set, Gulx. of (Ju-crj^iR. • Ploaso lay & pioce of pm.'Or ovi^; 0.113 bct-
tcsn and soo if you do not -hink tho thir/ voxild be e.;. riiwxisl\- :ni-
provt^ci ty oi-iMn^ at loart an incr of tlio wator. If you n^ra^:^
with mo on this, Hoen om\ yope oir. ti>e wperf iv.o-r sec. and ^^^o
ahoad with the pr-nting.

As to semii^i^', hack the lant ior. of" blocks, which v/erA not
b;^' ifefactoxn-: Tno blocks were sent '^iroct^t'd !>i'3 Now Era Co. And
ronsequsntly aro not in wj' posseGa'oru T m\ calling' Ihe altertion

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Of tne New f.^\x iroople to -a Icwpoitn.^ vhie}: -.eod eleariint '-^i^' with
the grrivor. If .thoy can do this,, ..ai :^^r. good, [r not. they will
huve to s«nd the:-' t^o yo»i to bo fixp : ur, bv Wr^.^it.

■ Covi.lfi has ^-33t rGi.urned to ne tha proof of Uie Polaaonium
pie-M>.>'e. r*:t?rc aro sev?va'. diffia-t'iep .vilh uus p-hn-ure. Ixi tho
first- pla.'c. the L Ithograrhor has mad^ it *oo big. Insiend of rs-
aucrig it to tit our pfU',e, 'if has recrodxicsd r. f^xactlv nat;.ral
sli,e. Bai'o^ft -, ^,:-- tiiroiigh wltn %m job ha evldontlv ncticsa that
the thing v'-is t -, big for th« page. In this ailcrrna, to sav?y r?>.k-
;=at, "' ■■'^^ rl-^^'a/. •"-" left off the* T;ottoin ieaf on the; left hand sido
a-'u cit o:'f f cum tho bottom part of tho pi-ituro a full inch, thus
lpeu">-lr£, ai th*» bottom tne loose s Lena of k lot of leay^s which dc not
bolci-!^ anrvherf -:n parti ^nilt-u- ai;": -ight bo aonsidoron as V,6lo'.u'inA
to '^^'^•^her ct the 3 ^peciriieru tigui--ci, Tho fiow'^r^ of tho Poleno-
nium nre a'^iCiU;^ ;.he rest delicate of all oir flovAr^^^l^ho petals
aro oxcccdiri^ljr thm ar.d porl^habl:* Tl.e original dra^ir:^ shows

ti;!;^ lairly well. Tho ^^r,>«')f'^iotion represents tho l^^aves as hoav^-'

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--- ^ i-*w, r:^v if cut out of leftther* Tne color also lackr, tno daii-^

:i^'-^y o- ^r.).^ ori^innl artd U not rljiit in tiats* Tlie foliage also is
poorly rgproi-Tc^d. lu short, the plate in Its presi-t lon^ is vvhclly
unsatisiaotory and cannot he accepted. I biT, return-in^ vhe original
to ^'Ou horcnvith. If you vii3l oomp?j'0 it w:th tho roproauction, you
will, T ajTi su>'o, be i.^/presscd with its shorLcoriin^-s. Pit^ast) notice
parcievilarly tlio saai'.erei ^rrtn ol Q\o leaves at the hottoin In the

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pla^^.t in the o.^i^jinal.

Mr. rie W, Uti'ier,

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'""-^ar- Sir:

I havr to% racuive i from ycu yoiir l^o letters of the 23d,
and two Dat:;.i;.:3 of proof, eomprisi?g part of Grinnell and the
ro'^iairiD^r of Gccuilleti's pa^:;e proc^f . I ar-; glad you will draw

ri: t-h'^ y^:iivttt-r ou pa/^e 46P of this article. ' ' •

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Kiroaid*s addross i^. Prof. Trr^c Kincaiup University of
Waahirig^^or, SeaiAiup WH:^:;.ing.ton. PI'? it^e rerc 100 separates of
oach of h^& tiyo pan-jrs 1 :> hirrs. at this ^-Jid-^ej^s. Plea^ne lond 100
acparatns of Gcq(0.1iett*5 art:?le to Coquiliett Li the U. S. Ife-

The Kinca.id broohnrefi^ arrived today p.rd aporar to re 0. K.
. I f-'ote what yc:i say .^ith rospect to castiriij, [i<^t of Grinnell's
pvo. I hope Lhis will '^ame out all ri-^ht,, h^;t feel a 1: i>tl€
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(ieovQo Bird Grrmell,

Forast and Strean Office.

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Dear Grirnell:

V&re is ann'Mv fif^' of your prjof, car- ^'iiip fna pwjed ratt-
tor to pa><e 166. Ploase let rae have it buck wlt.h vour- oorraotio'-i^.
as ^arlv as rnay "bo.

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U\r doar fc^« Steel:

ThaiK?^ for your iott^r of the 21st inntart^ wl-iar. amvod. to*
day. linfortunateiv I am laiablo tc coir^nly with vo^av ^:-qr:o3-^. frr a
phc;#« graph,, as I have not hud one taktn; in many year^^e

Wih roapeet to the article you want for "The m^^srB' fro?^^ the^
Harriuw.1 Alaska expedition, I cannot give yovi iruch encouraj^eri^rt
from this e-a of the line. It is out of th? question fo^ mo to
at.terrpt to fite anything, a<? I ar now "^^orkinr 12 tc ir -hovtrs ovv^y
day, witii rx let up aheac; so far ..iD the iniraediate future is con-
cerned. I har/.o talked tr.e matte^ over with severrJ mv^-^b/^^'i^ v'^o
agree that Iho cr.ly p;'5iCii liable way to accomplish what you want
is to secure eii,her a ra'U^, or c sta^ or^.ont similar to that wh ?})
has iM!?t appeared in the risf^aziiie known as 'The World's Work**
published by l;oubloday, ^%a & Co., New York City. Tlie Deceinoar
nujriber ot* 'The World's Work' conta.ins an illustrated arcrcle on
the oxpedit.ion ^m roay ii^^^nish the fact? you needo The other
course supiTOSted is to wait until the publication of thf> narratrvo
volume of the book early in the yoar, and let your article tal^e
the form of an extended riiviaw ex this hook, i ?ouid probaliy f •Or-
nish you an auvance copy in Janu^^ry or Kebraa-^y, if you ore re ^o do

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matter, nno w ith kird^^st re^rirds to M*»s. ^teol, i rerrjain,

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. RaT^yiM^^ to your iettjr of the 24th instant, cailin. .y atten-
tion to the dc?lay in ro^ieix-t of your check for work done List month,
i wcuiri state that none of the October bills have beer paidc Mto
HArrir.aii Vias been absent or a protracted trip in the ''^'est. I be-
lieve he nas now returned to New York. and have r: r.oubt that the
chocks will go out in a few daySo

Ref^^f^'ttin^-^ the delay, : remain.

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to sav that it will not he pcssihla for m^ to prepare a:; ili\a i.rax»-
od article ^sv3h as j-m wish for 'The Pr,oto i5rao ' Thankirif.
for your cc-xr*tesy in tha mattor,. I rei'.ain.

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Your letl^y^ of the ?7ih cf.:v.? th^^^ •^cm:; .^p aao the i^Apro^^
pncLa^e vO which you rofer n-. •.::'jliv\- -a at -.y o^^Lce (wiun^ it v-.-.^
aadressed by Di^staKc) about nooa.

ryproducLioii oi ;.'s I'iord pai,:.tiri£. It s^.njck ms us n;;^ -jf t!v) b?st
in t.he w':o:t..- soriob. Tl>? only c-iticisn I made of it. was t'.Tit
it "/as viir<r i^yr, ; <^ho •c'-egrourri on ti.:"? tw? sides, wh;: :; ^oior
Is no: tn;e to Tiaui?'9, ri^^a it 5!->e!',r- to mo is r-vch ove*'done ^'r;w. ar.;
artisti.c F-t-jTfir.oint.

RosDocti.iji thf. 'Guii- of Goo-v.lfe Sv.ns.ot/ : an wUiin^ to l3t
it go ns It -iH, Th'^ -Hst »iU: -.i wat.-?*- ir; ih:^ J or-vrouna, wl^iio
dctraetina, froni tho artlrti- mor't q^ tho pict-ure. ;,iY^<^ it an elo-
mont or distfc;n^ s w)i^om ij^ ^^ 8omet> ir).^^.

The now -i. ^^^.v . re .- tae ^Chiui'i^: Houro. Desertoa Viiia^^o*
is excoilont. j. ar-: '-tun- "iv- .:i i -ocf ' •''ewi^h, Ictte^oa for captior.

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Th3 'Hubba-^d GlacJur* aisc is \ 3^y rruch lmproy^*a, ano wiii now dc
voryweil. Tho only objeoticnahle foatvro ijs that the copy just
se?rL :;q h^ .^^ 3>'y >;!- inly tiiO ai-7idin>- line botween tho tv/a nevsa-
tivQS. Ir 'ev-/:-.s p-Jnts thii. line ^-.^ so -»carly wncoHled that
it ^vouia Mou ];e asib/ ..oticec. Do^ihtioss Andrew will fix i\p his
pl'riter s"; that it will nat slic^ in the ilnnl prints.

The sovan proofs for lott^rin^^ arr i^/^d today, a>ri are returnea
hore^viih as follows :

Sea-Lion Drive; ^tsno^ao oi 3oa^ Lions, Eo.i;08lof; Sea-Lions,
Prtbilaf Isiaiui?; Me^ihers -^t KxT..:aHion on St. Matthow Iftland;

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3inj V- liid t- ./ . -hat t;.-: blaniiBh-Js rec-itionei ir: the ori^,l;:c.l

phctogr-aph have H. ;. -anovci.

Yas, i l.,:-k 'vo have now ciosea th« pho" G;Tav'ui*as, avv ;; itn
^rlf;- io knoH that Andrew has oofaoi nr'ntir^-. PJoaso don't icrgc-t,
to s-.-,d T.e four or five copies oach oi" the vaT cut photngravi.rsa,
«.8 scon as li:9y a>'e prirted. Ploaso ^.Iso "' '' ^^nowa>. over^rir.r.s
raa? to roplace tlione kmt are not up lo th . ..ar.dard. hs it is us-
ual ).-i tViis kind c: w.v"k to turi out a lot of Infcjrzor r. r/ivs.

I will -e oVI^^od -f you vnii kindly i^'jnd mo f. Hocks fror
wnich three of ^ -1-oto, r-aphf ^'^e-^ printod^without n.y parmissior):.
the D.i'jeri'er rmmhor of "The W<. ^''

'• Wor^. * I refer to tho

•Har^r. of Fur Soal.'.:.. ?u,:e Ki, ; o^h-;f Voloano'. on pa^e 1^?- .

and 'Barrv Glacier", on ::<-.i ■ ^"'^

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o '-^ o...iS as nave eor^3 to m^ for ^i.
done In Kov^-rf-pr far* fv.-. ai^^»

-.f-er Tcr t.no ,,1.?.^^ uxpodii-ion book, .-.s toJIows;

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for portrait of Ker^nicott ^

Charles Bo Hucigon.

for draw im- 3 of f — • <v^n i q <- -.r^ .

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for expense? of x^riit^r^s Ot -fc- ^o- »v r- i
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Dear Mr. Lunior:

noremth I an sonaiv^ you a 8,.iail <)^f,ch of iirmui^,n for- ra^.
procluciioi:. Those dro;winj^,s (jorr,pr.se f ivo of Boe;cslof . o;ij of
fur seals, om of gulls on floating ico. and tw.;'initial"Ltt,or.;
ali-.o a c^^mim of Lynn Canai. wl/ich hns •>

with Mrso Harrir>i».n's wishes. I will hn oM i -^^ ,•+• •. ■ -
these reproduced as soon as may be. ana son<i me fc
with the original.

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Vory lri:ly ^^ours.

We. H. W. Lanier, '

Doubleaiy, Pa^.-3 ^r Co.,
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AiacJivHt, • As ncc.i i';.c: we can ^^et^l^ abo;.t ohc papor, ;i^ (-iial i caa
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ho-'i^ iB ^'11^3 Bi. ^^h. ^ettin^ on -^ith Auneiids? About ^.^:n \^i.A
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For eor^-^ ti^e r-^sty I ha^e b.3en .onk.i:i^: a^,;'

liS.rr^P^. on i^hoi ^.tmoppho^e of Al^^^kr, r^-t as -^-^^

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liksiy to appea- u;:M.l PiGrui.r^% -via 'V, 2 viix iiiiU bo titnt; caou^J.
to f 9^.' your pape- 1: t.o t^e fir-^ ..lame, i^ thi cp. vv.u«na. me In

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^yo-,r lei.ler of yasterday arrivod this morning, and the various
p-oof8 fitc. th.r.^in mentioned came by express this noon. Tho fiow-
or .oieturos T ,,iJl show to Goviile tliis aftarnoon or oveuii^,. ^3
inte-. c; dudi you speak, I an, returnirv- herewith. I see' that
ha js I .sponsible for tho unfortunate marker in which the plate was
reprodi^ocd. Tho only .Aray to romedy it at this late date seem to
be, as I tlunk I sale in my fonder letter, to bracket the loose
c^ioms of the middl. plant together over a number, so that the indr-
^r'dnftl spGc:.es -nay be aistin^-uished.

The lettering of the Goiunibia Glacier at contact with island
i^ C. K,. joTd the photo. rav;;roe. of m-i^x^^ll and Dutch Harbor may bo
acesptea ^-ithoui furth.r ait^r.tvons. Tne letterir,,: for the I;utch
harbor picture shouiu be 'I>aic-h Harbor, Unaiaska' . Tiie iettorin^
for i.he doublepi^te should be 'Fort Wr..„sell fcr tho top fi^;ure,'^
■'Sit-ka Harbor' for t:.:a iowor one,

i'ours ve'r'y trolv.

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D-^'dir Mi'o I^STt^, fJI' J

I u:clc'?9 harowith proo: of tho Pyrol.- pictu>-ft. I -f^-^el dro.;a^
1' Uy at:out thiac: two piaiii. p:ctu}'d,ii (the P^-roU-S 8n-i thu rolemo-
niunis)^ wl.ioli a^-o too big for th^ plates. Of ccjv^-d: :.-^ i-^ no
-^'auU of U.-^ lithograplur, as you rtavo 8hovfii na by the let tor you
i.icios-:^d l>o!^ the Botanist a few iays aro* Navarthelos^, H. i?^ a
gr-?^.t rvisfo-rtimo to lidve •plat'?3 ^o in ia t^ia i^ayo I nave stuuiod
thf} Pyrol^ picture a lon^ time, -i^id havo arrivea at U.o oonclutiion
that- tae lo^t way to treat it Ijb to eu' awh;^ rhe hanvrouiii us inai-
cated on t^ie aocorvpanyii:^ pr:r,. it ri-ht ;^ear even mora " ^^:.:»i^ikc
i'c;:sibly the lithD^r>-apiior hirr^^oii nay ^^^it^gf., t scno auo:itiori.^il ,!^a7 Oi
-cutting it aowru If the ■imrnr-v tUr of t ^ ha-ik,>rouh:^i ir tK:; a-

per half of th{> p^etrre coi>l. .; aite-aa ;;o .is to m^,,ifcii (\c^or iho
:tr::a occuplea by u.^ pidixts. ^nrt^sa of liiiing oi;t squarely t,he
v/h:;].o piatep It wovla be v^st.y betT.er, as ^non i.he uroj'jction of
the mi:ialB Hl^^o vr,u]d Lo ^^o ?nail t .al it 7/ould ncL in'uro tho
artifttjc ?:;f-«t. of the platf;. I hav roughly indioiit^cl «h:v. I
m^ar. by •, light pen.- a iirie. .-.ui. I .j., ..ot al. ull sure t;a*, this can
bo done

Tj-i.> Gr^iu.iibir.9 ntf.'io if, u:.'t 0. K,,. ami -^;r bo i-rtte-nv.-.. Soma
ti.-;0 ai;:o I ^ont you t..i8 lott3vi:;g fcr 'ohit^ plata and tlia Salmon-

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The Pyrola plato vk ho lav^e th;-. were -s n^^:, ro^-r- lor tlu^ ,
ri^ir^as of the throe 8pe«if>s without r^dcirv; it sam-. even ..ore crowded
tn-=„ e^ v-P..ni.. It aoer.s to r.e, tnore. o-o, thrd, perhnps the hM.-
ttfr w^r '^111 U to print under it simply ti,e sln^io word 'Pyroi^i^',
a£ I r:av> (lone or, tho -roof. The full le-ona ^o^ildf&e^ this
oi:,U on a flyleaf. I ha/o talK.d to Gov^'ll. about thi., ana he
says if we t.hink fttvxabiy of th. ! iyleaf ^.Un. ha will prepare
:.ore e:i,horaie iOKon^i. fo> all of 'he plarn, pi.tureB. Ho IhinKs
th:H .ovld be a ,poA thin^ :.o do. ror the reason that the plant-.

r.re not -sooKtvi oi pa t3..i'. .-. 5^ i-i- - ^- *-^'^"'

^ . ^- x;.-. v,- u; \{V(^ TO r'^poat those cLctcs in

trie Plata:? cire to ap;' t ^o ho r^^^.a- i.-Ke ^^ .i.i-^<x

tho botaricai voririOn

Yours -ary truly.

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Dear

Your latto- of the 2a instant has jus! roached m, etna I ani
very ^axl to know that Miss Bush has rnaae such excoilont progress
en ho^ report on the Annelids of Aiaskao I an surpr-fned ^t trio
large nunber of species •

You ask a question w hi* is vory diffricult to answer, par-^
ticulr.rly since you spoaK in general terms onlvo You sav a niunbor
of platos are needed, hit say nothing as to the Hpproxir;iito nunbor
or the cost, r.oth of which items I shr-ici. be providGO. with Vofo?'()
I oar. lay tho nattar lei'o^e *h*« Karri;-!.,!.

As to your Nenartean ur' ^oU, I .venae \,ve printo-.i it lo.nii . .0
had the piHtf)3 be-n rDacly, nna I have ' optv:. all alon^ Uiut we
could publish it in Vol. 2 of ths Pro-cfcsdijvjs of the Washington
Acadomy of Sciences, but Msitcl has not. yei sent revised uroofs
aithcu/'i: I ^vrotc? hir; a losi^i tir^o a^o that, if we could got the
prints by the end r.f Kwomoor,, we couic purchase double tno nv-nibor
of copies that wo w'>-aid need in idte cr.se thoy could not be do liver-
oa T^ntil the eni of the year^the poi -.t boin£ tiiat if »e received
them in time to publish in this year s voir.w of the Proceodir^s,
we would do so, and then use vio sat.e plates, with aiterau letterirv:^,
in the Worm V-)luo9 of ths oxper.ition ;-<;port«; As I understand
the ratte'-, wo new have all the mater 'al for this vorar-.e, oxoept

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Miss Basil's report on Annelids* As soon as her report is finishes,
v/e can go to prriss at oneo. In this c^ase Lhe volume will come out
promptly, aiia it would ha>^dly pay to puhlif^h yoair paper in tho
Acaaeny's Froceodings i^imediately before its appearance in the ^ r
volumo. Wliat I 7/anted to do was to get the date 'igOO' fixed on
your paper, v.^illo the voiuF^o must take '1901', hut owing to MeiseTs
tardiness tA:is has proved irrpossioio, which I greatly regrf3t*

Von^ truly ^^-ours.

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a S5f of ri^o proo"'. f-cm t,i.e Tab^^ Kan^ poopie. «»>ov'lng tho po-
aUir.r. oi' Im piclv,,ros on iiie page, .r.nrt p.jao the l-3tL-pr:i;v:. A?
this lottering "s I'^rng arme cvor to csoniorm with Ihat .- '. :» other
platrife, it, will be necossary to so? SMbaequert prcof t. . Tr;s nr^jj-
sftt liitts^nrvj 5:;p(3ars to be ccrre-.*.-, 3>cc3pt in .siso. --< J --rl., • > „,

&3st that ths punotujitior. aL tho -nets r- u^ ii:.^s j-q ->-.iit?d.
A'norsjj thasa proof-s is ono w'/ch I i'P.v,- r.eysr huJ -— >t :"< ■

Cairt'ot' Indian Sen I Kun'o-f, at the Hoau of Yak^.tai fiv.;.;., ly Do?!;

baugh. I 3haK '- ccT" .^d if y:,u v/ill sond to -i^e SavT.u proofs

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r:.icf. uiuount I co;.3id-r (.Xe-38iv-, Th.o bill is reUir.icd to -^r:

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you n^^ iKter t-han M<)r:(iay the 2a. If Ut'^' ha7e not. yal. uom to
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Tliicj ftiorning I sent ya^ by exp-\38s t\?o adaitjonal colored
pain'tipgs cf flowers by Walpole, wi:.''"h Coville shov^ed ^iv. -^^r M,,.
first time thi» fiornir^^. I realii^e, of courso, that 'a'o c.:> "^o^.r
the niattsr c^ colored piat-es closea, but thase pl^tj^s ej'5 eo ej(^-^
.;eediiigly heaAiiful - — ao far ahead of anything I ever saw aiiy-
v/here in the way ol pla-tes of ilowers— that I could act help brih^"^-
Irig thoin to your (.dtortion, th3V;kirg t?iht possibly, in view of tho
fact that the book o^a nr^t now eorio out lefor^ Febn.cirjp yvv. ini^iit
t^hink it wort/; v^hile to put th-r^. in* Ii'^^evor, I /all leuve t}.c
matter en:.irsly to yov. T\i^ reminds mi that yow probably have
Coville's I'ld^te of Cxacotha^'m^^, ivhich you are not ^^^oin,-, to U80c
Ploase return thiet ' .

Wl-iat was thef-r^al ieoi.slor with rospoot tc the Edition de
Lu^e? In there tc '.-o such an cuitior-.or not?

Tlio three hf. If tone bloekc oi my photographs from 'Tf.e- World ts
Work* carie tociay, for ^^hich I rtin obli^^oa,

Vo^'y truly yours.

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

Your letter of yesterday is at hand, and also an express peok-
age oontaining proofs of letteriiig for the Columbine and PjToia
lithographs; lettering for the (Thief's House, Desorted Village,
and first proof of photogravures of Shiehaldin,and Eskimo alongside
Ship at Plover Bay; also the revised proof of Hubbard Glacier, with
the line between the two plates obliterated; and an improved proof
of the Boat Party in Lowe Inlet. The Hubbard Glacier, Lowe Inlet,
and Sskimo alongside Ship are approved, and may be printed as they
now are. The lettering for t?ie Eskimo photogravure I have inaioatod
on the copy I am returning to you herewith. The same is tn*e of tho
Shifthaldin picture. This pict,ure I am disappointed in. .The pho-
tographs were poor, but I hooed that they would give a better result
than this. I think that by strer^thening the dark parts of t .«
mountain a little, it will look better. It now looks blurred ^r
rubbed. If the parts not covered by snow are siig^htly darkonei,
the picture will be improved. The proofs ft-p returned to you hcM--
with.

r am glad you agree with me as to the unusual beauty of thos^
last flower pictures, and am glad you have sent them to the helio-
typo people.

In the case oi^ the Pyrola picture, the trimming which has boan
done on the background is a great improvement. U could be still
further improved, if the lithographer could vignette the baok^rourd
giving it a clouded effect, as suggested in my i'orraer letl^jr. It
would then not seem too big for the page.

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^'eii>' Sirs:

Rospecving t,he p».,,off. of fur- na^ls and cf Bs-i-rari-vwr SiAOiar in
Col log© Fiord, this day -ecoivori, I j^ouiu sl-^te that as t wiiole
both of those pictJaros are satisrautory. Ir, the fuiVHoal piCuum "
thoro is a blss^ish in uit- water :,i tho iert. and the bead of the
old bull fur seal apno^:r;5 to hpv- a ccn'-triol ion around It, whlci:
you car. doiiHless easily orJit^-'atSe f shoulci l>ko tc- see this
pxcT,ure in black heforp decidir),; on ths color for the euiijor,.

In the case of the ^lacie- picture. I iind or> conrr.arison *ith
ny orii^ir;al photograpJ that an jycor has bft-n ^.ada ir. L-ia ur-;Mt of
t'^e mountains or. the ^jxt-sme right. TfMs was done by tho paintor.
whor; you ioiio*v©a. Im^^t^r, to alte- it at this time ^o fl->-rf.-
with tha original pho .ogr-aph, would involve so mudi aifflcidty that
I think it hact bctUvr romain aa it is. T?io picture iS vury effec-
tive, ami I art, ineiined to acc-opt it as it stands. A iiU.i, biu
mory .-re.>.a a- tl^o iana hetweon the gla.i.rs v.ould ao no ham, tna^^h
:t If. battar as ii is than at would b. if th. ^^roon w.« too noop. for
tho !:nr.k issoen at t nonsiderahlo disjwance.

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Ploase correct e\ slight lleiniBh in tho shape of a vert.ical
Bcrat/Ch or disfigurement of somo kind abouL tha middle of Ihe pic-
turoo It crosses Qe snowy parts of tha moimtaino

I am sexidin^ you horowiU, sevaral rnaps for rGprociunlion for iho
Harrlman expeuiilon bookp as follows:

Map .showing the distribution of forests (the har>o of Uiis can
be had from tha U. Sc Goolo^ji^^ai ?.urvey) «

Port Wellsp Prince Williarr Hcundo
Map of Hidden Cmlciero

fep of Nunalak Olaoier,

Map of Columbia Crlaci&rc

I/jai) of Hubbard and Turner TflacierSo

Of these six viCLps the one shcr^iii^; i.ho distribution- of lorests
is I'cr t^H? <M. rst volume only, ana connoquontly will be printea, I
suppose, in an edition of 5000 copisso Th^o one of Port Wells,

Prince William Sound,, is int. onded for the !:'lr3t volume^ and will
bo rop'^inted in the soc<nc(with vclune ana pLnte nupUier at the topi
T^ie remain iri^^ four are f<r the second voliine ^nxiYB and I suppose tha
edition #111 be lOOO copi^iB» As to the oaitiono -ivovvaYerp you heid
boi:,'?r r.et yaur int trwictions from Ooubloaa-', Pnc^io h Co«

Years vory IrMiy,

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Gha^^los Be KudBon,

Dear

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Washiiifrton, 0c Co
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If you will kindly oail at r^j office, I will givo you a proof
this day received of your fur seal oicture/ ;-ind also a seal spear
Nelson has secured for yoxir use.. I would send you those things,
excopt that Noison thldcs ho oi,ght to teil yo;; just hovr ths spear
is used; as otheroise you cannot place it properly in connection
with the man in the (irawin,.^ In oase I an not at the olf rca, please
ask for Mr. Nelson, ivho will give you tiie spear anr show you its
use .

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Doar Mro tinier

Replying to yoiir fneniora:adi;in of yosterday, infUosing certain
biil3 for lettorin^^Wiih ceirr^er/is thereon hy Andi-ow^ I '?an only say
that Andrew'* course in this matter in :;nuHualo In the first placoB
most UthOi'-raphers urA rhoto-a^i^^avors and 'other establishments fur-
nii>hin<^ platts include iho lottirii^, as a part of the contract pricey
that is to say* they ron'.ior no separate item for lettering* I have
been having this kind of ^'ova dr.ne for tiio past 15 or 13 years^, and
so far (xs I remembe • this is tne firsii instanf:»e in which I have
soon a separate account rendered f'^^" letterin^'-o

In the Oar»e of engrfiVoa captions put on after^^a^^dp or where
it does not form a regular part of the plate, the usual co^Jt is
two cente ]X-^r letter o In the case of the photogravures under con-
sideration^ the avera.\e eo^t is about cioubicp or a iitila nore thati
double this anountc I notice, howevor, ixi this case another
unique feature; namoly^ that the or^^i^raving .vasj done by an outside
firr^jp instead of by the finii making]; the photo,;^,^avureSo Tiiis, of
course. exr)lains tha vVhar^e so far as Andrew is co^oerr^ede i can
only sav;. therefore, ihn* he payjs :ui exorbitant price for Ai^. let-
teriiu-o The bills h':i(i letters are returned hir^'ewithr

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I would like to say in this connection that this whole matter
of the rinanoial sido of th. Alaska book is very distasteful to me.
and is »oinoihir^5 I had not oxpect.a to have put upon me in any way,
as I supposed at the start that all .-natters of this kind would fco
arran,>ed and closed hetwson you and Stanley ^Br own. Inaarraoh, how-
ever, as various hills have be.n s.nt me for approval. I feel bound
to can attention to ite.-^ in ..hlch the c}ian,e appears to n:e to bo
unusual or excess ivc.

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Dear Mr. Ijinl«r:

I ha«e just rooeited from you an exproas package ccnUinin^
Covilla'e originai palriting, of Cladothammxs; a latter froc. St-anl^y*-
Br«n to you. dated Sept. 1. with respect to fJie plant drawin^.« ani
text figirea; and an envelope containing e lot of plafc# proof of
text figures evidently sent Mrs. Harriman for oritloiSTi, This
batch singularly eno'J>g)i oontairis the lost proofs of whloh I was

never able to secure a? pies.

Vory tAvly y.'urs.

>lr^ H. W. Lanior,

Doubleday^ Pagy & Co*,
Kow Yorkf

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"o.r l.tt»r or th, lUh instant an-i^d i„:,r:ay »i,,., u.e draw-

*»in,, ^. u.tt.. to Mr. .atort, „o wia w,..a.o ,.„ about t„a
^^..aaonal inUiai Utta,. .,„ p.oWUy also ono or two ac.:ii„„a,

*' *'* ^''-■-'" '^avo beon tre-n^ndouslv n.'Sh-
ed since I wrotg you last.

Mr. Gilbert ha. ,1..t oo.c- 1.. a.d aft.r looUn, at the ...oo
^^rn^ you .on. )u. .i«hos no f: .., tha. th., ..re ,,,ito aatia-

Vary truly yours.

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Doar Mr. Lanier:

The iriClosod proof f5 of "iplLeririg reaohad ne thir> mornirig, and
aro 0. !<• Of cxvarae It will l^r nacGasary, as you state, to trans-
pose the name of the Kaliutjrpe Co. and th^i^ artist, in order to make
the plate BymnQt^ioal and liave ii ^x^30 v^ith the others of tho

series.

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trnr: j'uu this nsorninc, nave, beon f.pprove<J, anu are hHr-ftith' re-
turned. T^,e only i 1,-, r^ujui.-ing any ccmnant -r tha ci>ar/=a of
SIS.M; nade t)y Ardr<.-v lor loUa-J^ig t-hs plate?. ?iro« ccdimH,
y?n:" attention t* a slri.n.a-. Hen on ;, pri^vtous bill, luinier ;)ftti
soiit nie £ letter f.-.v, Anaron, .u the ^a.;bi]p-t. aai^rnnp^uUC l'; .:,>,.:.
r-^om SCR- e^v-ay- :n Bostor. It aoorrs that Anaro«' oo^. not ao
his uwn en.;r^vi.v;» tx t h.^^ U- ^^no a' s n-,lion oxpen..v.. ^stal^
i'^hi-ioiit. 6utf itie n.ul ;:-.? r.naf^^ca thr- ;i^tu;a cou to !,iu.

I :i')n;jEe hi-- -^ rocM;f. irom ?--.m o- Oc. v/luch ^r^^jv cert lo
wo, as tii-y aid r.nt krow o/ . ,t:y whe.- oiua to sync ^t.

I w^^ iiorry . ... ;■„: lasr. Sunday wh^u: I s;,r/p08f)f. vou

.•o>.o her..- A. ,0-; d^.i vo ^^a cura,. the u^y. f ..t u.L to .-xU
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vary !.w.l7 ' V) •'^t:

H^K York.

Washirii-^toii, Dc Go, Docembor 15, 1900

fear Mrc ^anler:

Tlie proof oi- captlcrig frort: the Taber-Pranp f.eorle cai'ie ^^es-
terday; Bi-a vvaa raturnea to you iPimoaxa^.eIv.

The --aviKed proan or Grigiu-rn.'s flowo- picturos of tho Pola-
niunj js-ir.. una "tiln?onberr-y cariO tod?-.;, ju^.d shcv a very doniccu ir:-
pr'..v emnt . Iwi::l sho'.v thua to Coviiia at -jnas., 4i?iC. let -•a? V.noH
the r^^ffu^^ Ar? unu^i, oni;^ one oovr of each of these revisea
proofs v/n- sent !>»c, po -hat. if thi;. Hhoiiid bo i-nAiriiod, nuither

a Lirij^!l.e ^lupyo Thi.f^ :^j- to<..ouSc

ThM r^'^i you ).n'?ioBf^a fiOiii Eiaoi-i is hor:'^^;th rutiirnaao I nol-
his -ixti-'orciinta-y jhjir^v for o.-.^ravi.-y, nn;.. &i«-. the otarge

of $22.50 jo;." mki-r, uvar tin- r-Uto.v :...■.;..;. hu-i.o:-, Wa.^ not
th.^ piftrr of i\.nch Httrbor pi^-ci for en a pr-v L^...^ b;-!!? hti ui!?o ,

i:aii cJ.r(vno;' :>aer: paj a "or. It wou'J co a nov: i icaturo to ra-
f'ivc rc.;;r:en^ ior a rojnotcv: j.late an-J then ±.-t - in?tt^ t.ho bill
.^cr the new i»lht/« suh?.'. Iti^toa ior tho rojoct^r; on?*,.

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Va-o H. C. C. Stiles.

Maurioe Joyce Engraving Co.,

Washington, D, C.
Dear Sir:

In reply to your letter of the 13th instant, would state that
your bill for photo-en^ravings was approved by ne, and sent to
Stanley-Brown with the other Harrinan bills for November. It will
aoubtless be paid in a few day«. None of the checks for this
batoh of bills have yet been received.

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Mv ci&ar Krnoaid:

Sborii- after th.. i->ac.n..3 you, you .ill prQ-babiy rcooiv^ your

paps)' OR i.ha J^phepoxdea ;aid v.<spoi!.>c-.-..

In Uio various fjntoroicviical r^^portB thus far pointed, a ni^ -
cf goographi(jal navies oucu- shicY. arc not on iho m^^> o^ at ietAst
not-'ir/t/ne fom m v.nioh t^'.>y are usc-d. It would b« a ,;Ood idea,
thoroioro, it you^ouia fiu-piy m- *i'.h o list of loohlJtieB uf-od
bv ^'ou in Iahel:na spaoii!-ons. I wiil combine tuif- list firith one
frcmUnier, by wliioh r?^a>^3 I hopa to Foouro a fairly TuU <:vnd i^or^-
refit list of the n^os rt^cordod ai: spaciman ioeaii^.ieHo

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• So far your -e- 1;; to ny iottor of inquiry ^^■&pe'it}.n^ ths io-
onlities usod ty yo^; (\nd oU.oi' invert-clmi,o j;.8 i^i-aphcra on tho sj,g-
cimen labels has not iBt cor? to huna. The U„ S, Board of Gao~
grachie Nn.-nes has; iiOTiieu on m« in n praiininary way with respoot U>
soma of tho miner, printed in t.i:o papo-s thus far pithiished b" vou
and ym;r a^siRtantg, iur»d it h.<Khj bacotris n^cesssary for me Lo agcre
as oar]-y as possjhLo a full lift ..f ail iic.mes not on tho charts.
Which ai*e uood on t,h{> I^Lols ot ^•l»^^rte^r5^te irpecimens colioct'^d bv
tho oxpeditionc I Have ^^'■nttfi. :;:nc;aid for hi^ list cf bu/^ iociii«
il'ioa ana have Coo's loaaiitries in his Nem^rtoan paper*

ProbHbiy your iottor ^ivin^ ro tho neooed information rospoot-
ing the porj^ons and ^itlesi of papers for the invertebrate mterial
is- on the way oast, but in case it ]mB not rat boen rjaiied, I ; .4 ^
you ^viil not faiilo DO^t it at once, as I Urd t-vsolf ^^ronti - ;.r>
ba)*as89d^in a fitatwr'nt I am propariiig fo^ Mr. Hh^rin-an) by n^t hav-
iri^ in my pof-session anything Ukq a compit.t(; iist of iaithors ana
titles for tho technical v lumcs^ !£ your .00a v^ifft vi/iU Kipi;);' 5n«

thai you ao not re-K. ii^o any lunches until you hd\izf replieu lo i.henr
queries! p I :^hail U -ir^Htly obli^ou to ho^%
Wi^ii Kii.u r*i^^a:"^r*. to you both.

Vor^* truly ^'oi r^^

Prof. Williarn h. hi-i.^r,
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Pardon «ny c;elay in v^aplyi>^ to yoiir leiior oV FoYo 21 in ra»
ply Lo ny iiiquiraes arouL the K-^ti^nical pra-er^o It is yncoura^a-
^n^ ^o knoar that vx? •^c-'-k ir) your hands and unao^ your aireotion
co-uri^>, r^i so nicoiy, axid Ihat in Uio m^r iuturo v*o wiil Juva a
fine lot of papers ready tor tnij rrintoro You say not^hTrv?; about
llUij^tratlor^^ fc\it I a^Hume the.* all o;' thoi paper? will i:»e iliustrat
^d with c^iUier vexl rui.ir-e3, n- --latDf?, o^ notb. I s-aii be j^,iad
if you will Kinuiy sond nu ri..- -^aT^era whl-:^h hrt» now r^^^^d". ona I
shtil he sUU furthor olAi^^n it you vi'iil sena no i: iii^t oi: U;o
r^r-ainiiif^ pitpors u>yier your ^hh^Q^wihh -d>u\ori^' xiarriesj eo tl^^it j
my cornplote ii iin^ of t.]ie i.iU'-s aiu ^authors jlcr l-c sGri^a of
volumeso Apparortly trere -in^ at le^st 50 autJ.ors, possible ^^or-^.
:^ut I have not yj-^. -oen ablti to socur-; all Ujr-ir na^^^s cr the hivitm
o: iho pfipors ivhf);^? arc Frep^^^^in^;*
Wit;, host '-vi^ih^s. I rejnain

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Dear Ur* Hci."r.,!r.sin:

In rojpAy to your t.9iagraci this raoti^iit rocoived, I ro^ret "..o
say that of th» fou** porsans you mention, I know the addrasR oi
only ona --- namely, -,. j. Cola. Coie'8 address ia h^ot. J. Cola,
UniYersiii', Ann Arbor, Mich.

Johns I havo not seen for nearly a year, and do not T,hznk hs
is in the city. I will endeavor to fiml out. however, and If I
secure his afldress ^il I U you know. THia address of Miss Adams,
and' of Jordan the pilot im^.t be got by wiring Moliler at PorL
land. It seems to r.» that Jordan Is empifjyed as pilot by one of
tho steamship oompfunios, but which one I cannot sa".

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Dear f; it tor:

I am ovorwhelmir^ly thankrul for your latter of th« 9tii :nst3n*tp
givii'g mc a saqunnco rfe t of invertebrafco yapors auc. their author?.
Pl&as3 s^jr to your wife that she has my ponnission and approval in
^^iving you the boat lunch she can possibly get togother in Birkelsya

Tliis list of yairs suggests one or two addi Lionel questions.
?or itiHtance, who is Torrey who has the Actmians, and whore does
he livo? If I road ^''Oi'r list oorrec5tly, you A^ish to put the Hy-
drviris, Actinians and Kem&rteans, hixa possibly tho Eryozoa also
in one voluiTie;, thus separatir^g widely the Nemerteans from the rest
of tho worms. Previous to the receipt oT your letter todat, I haa
supposed that CoOnnsen^and Bush would combine for a volume. Under
•-he new deal, if Tcr rey is ?.bout roa.iy with his ActinianSp we ehouici
b3 able to print vor^^ soon* as Nuttin^^; iseoms to have Ms Kydroids

very well along.

I knov*. all about the e>:tomological pape>»s anci tho papers in
course (£ preparation by fetting, Bur^h, Rathban, Dall^and VerrlU,
and hff.ve papers in hand by Goa, Kobortson,PIgon7 Bitter and Crocker.
Can you tell me alnut when, the others will be likely to have thoir
partsraaf^ to turn in, thesti others being Torrey, Ward^and Ritter?
It 'Aould also bo in order for you to give mo j^^our ideasi about tho
segregation of tidies e papers into volumes, as that will be tho rioxt
quention l)y whicii I ar?; liKely to fc^ ^^onfronted.

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Shall Id glad to seo your paper on Timicata. ^ 3y all odds
write a general preliminary chapter on the invertebraties f;s a
whol^t. I shall be only too glad to send you advance prool of everj'
thing that oones in as early as practicable.

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Dear Sirs:

i^ t\hi-i^'' time 6.i-x> I 'i-^.trc t. Miror to the eftoet. t^at BOFtH- v^i^sei
■lai >^opD5'*tea Pogosclof to bo agh^i in action. I hav^:; not- b«v^u aU c
to IcHydie i^B ori^i ol t\.e rurnor, and write i-o ask if jrDu nuvo
hocirci arjyliiltv; uboi^t ibc In t'i 12 c3onnj:i:tion, I aia iou uo t\t-k
if yo"u eii^inotr to Ixxxu any record 01 the i?ist^-rbanc6E ^KKior-.panyln^

: .1: t.ov/ ( --i'^^^les Uitj .Trails i-.. Kacurk^

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r^^-^cn ny uborty in writin-j: yoa vlth roi>;>ect tc your photo-
.jrspbi^- <:f B(v;(;B:iof. I took a r?.aabor of p^ ot,0(jrin;aa .;! Bociosfof
1-1 t-9,! 'vher Prcfefi^^or li^naonn^;'.! arid I v;r.r'. went i(, thn Pribil of
Isli.rds af^ for s'nl oon^iHsioner^, Irfisr yea*- .vhil^ on the Harr:^-
m:m rxptuition, I se:yoroO. a ft.w rrioraywrinch, however, owir^^^ to foe-;
iiMi rai^i/vere e:>Lceocin.^;3 / poor. In aorinec^-^icri ^ith the r^^nort
of ^rI^ Hfcirr:.??)viri Kxpi^-^- ticn, I ^^i ^ri^iing m urMcfe on Botptilof
f^^d m h:.to]r].tjyv; to or:r^- togc^hor x-A exir^tir^^ infcri^^irn ra-
^ .os^^^:• ihn new volciii^Oo Ca^'tci-; SrioCii^^iisr of thu i^evenue-fT. -i.-
hafe* st'iO.Iv' allc-efl me to .-oi-rcovc«. Cant.velT^y larfiiblUhpd ohtirt
rmitir. in V^y, i^<4 when y v.; were >•;.'.,'; hi-;n. fod tnf* Fish G<-.'tnilRP..icn
ha»> e;i''«^- ^^ t te-. ct -hoi- phot o;5r aphe . .

Vo:ir ■.)hoi;.cfn*»i.:.y &-a !ut crdy ItK- airBt v.-ver t-aken of t.fts vcl-
cam, bv.-, :.:-.fty a^s -M or.i.y cnsfc -.'.'iilch »r...v« ( u-ac;:ticna nov; 6iitirt.i.y

(!;v.>'' nu.

T MA eAosc^d3.r.'/;lY anxK i.t Lherof';<'e t,o obt-air. a set. and
thih U try clject Ir ■jwitint; ^''-'i- ^f you «i,iil. have tl'fr);a.::2ttiv33
uTtd conic arraii^::»» x.o lot in« havt> •> fcot ol' jirin'^s in 'he near I'nture,
r should l€ .xno^r ;jre&t --U^t::n« taxi ^ould 01 o^ur^e fViv3 tiUl
credit for jili iJ.lui: vraT:^o:;:i3 u;;-^*

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*Mf* Mr« F-i-nie::^:

Co.^i.e say. t.hat he is ^ilii.,^ to ac«.pt. Gr.,..ra'« .ithu-.

. tiio^-i the -rruuuction oi' ti.c Po..noniu.> i.c.e- is n.: r.rL -o
^^tu^B„ una r,^k.s them ln.1. coura. and IMok compi^r.a ^it- 1.",/
«^P:% I m ve,- aau to see tha^. Gri,^nara na. h.o. .Ua .u «ho..o.
nn t>H, ,t^^, .,0 a. to bring in t.o botloP. or th. ..aul. .......

Your ie^t,or oi --^-iit ^vvdA^*^ >-o %,^+ « >

J'rom WilJ Go S*.;>.r? Knir»r .f .„. nj •

««.:ti« fo.. u, ,,,,,, „„,,,, ^, .^^,^,^, ^___. ^^ .^^^ ^^^ ^_^^^_

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-"- --j^fic-btec to nir t.Juit Ho?".»t,".-;iv' ir *-^ ■..,^^r^, ^^ „

th-J b-'ok rii,;;ht SOr^-e. /.is -,M^.,r.... , ., „,,•,, .

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.-.^^.h.eu .ar.T,.-r thKl ,.;o r.,?g!.t. bs tM. Lc send Jan
uav;„"ce sheets >f thu hook lon^ r-.;^-.v «..-„. - .
viG* it to his heart %: frn,v-nt. The ^»oi.%l.^ i^ ., ^ .

^B.torUl^ Lut «rant. Hc>^.lo.ly „-,. to ^- tu it vr.. Hone. t=-n
now r;-:*opoti:.1.ion6

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i irst ch?-.:rv.nrs ar:* rxvt jet L'inaily C:.oaiieu va., aiU..au<^h I .;.inr. we
riO-r-r h-avo t.hcuit a- 1 of tho r/jcej^-sary riew cuts. Thn tsfintei's hsv^j
;tr..n K^-tiolc. whieli they ha\ a not yet bet up --- n^rc^:^ F'jrr->v.v " n
•Alafska Forests'. <thieh follows Kapler's 'hirds". I suspoct t-.'
tr.jvh It', thht we have tiea t^em up ^-^x tjnt)^., e.s thorc is a ti.ariui
let ct ^t^^er iti tj.pa which I .cv^b riot ycjt lihara!.sd. Howi'Vr.r. nf-w
that th: ri.sh of oilio- mattei'j; is near-ly o-vor, it will l- sa^y to
liavg t.he toxt rrKL.y by tho tic.- Uio plates er?- printaa.

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December 19, 1900.

liydroerapher , Navy D6i)artment.

Sir:

I Kri exceedingly obl^od for your courtesy in comiiiyin^- with
my re,: 1 -t of a ft:-,v dayt; a^o for a copy of Chart No. 1290 of the
Weot Indies.

For sme time past I have been entjigtid in compiling data re-
spuctixng- the charges which have taken place in Bogoslof volcano
since U,s upheaval in iP53. I have secured series of ifhotooTaphs
from oli3 Pish Corriniission and Revenue Service, supplement irvi pho-
to,.xr&rl8 taken by me ir iP9\ and in ;i899. I Imve also received
fro;) r„i6 Rtovonue-Marine Service a vary inportaxit unpublished chart
macic by Lieut. J, C. Ciaitwell ir. iee4. It occurs to me tliat, pos-
si'.'.;> the Hi^drot;raphic Office :Tay contain photOfjraphs , ch«irt£, or
unr'-'VLith'^i data of some kind relating; to this intere^jtir^ voiccino.
If c and I could be permitted to examine the same, I ahculd be
unu'>r -'tiry r^f,at obliz-ations.

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to X20 Kroativm^/, the ivvo oii paiu^angs oi 3t3d-lion8 ^.aij l;y !Iudf!oi;

*:cer, ana Mr, H^GBon hr;:j sinoe ^one oy:rr then a-&.1n» I ohirk Lhcy
aro very line* ^!r^ if i^on ono of your p;r»^0j2^:^.rhB ; tlio cthar irou
rny ^hotograp^x of 1" Pt-ampocie (. . BogOR^..)!. T bo>'0 'i'. Kn^v^i^iKi ;vul
liko them.

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Nefir York

Cear Sir:

Your latter of tho 20U: instaAt, incio-nn^i^ era:?} l*^ ny c:^oc}r
for $145.52 in pa^Ticnt- o^ tho various Novt:j:'ibor biiL. in ooiii'ioci^on
^ith tho Alaska book, ^"*edOji>>o nio UFt evanla;^^ ?r acoorcance
th^T^ovriUi, I havef macie out ny p:.:';>"inal chr^ok*-*. a?^u .--ent to t.he
Various p^jrsons eonc^n-nod, ai.thcugh it is not- 9x:-otiy cle<:i>' ;.'J no
w?!^ I should be aaksd to act as disbursl-^^ offlctif in t^ui: :riUoi>5it*.
I will >»elufn. tbtj recoipted bills to you a^ soon a$ tb-y \l} eor:ie

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lS2rt G Strec^t K. ^o,

Ti'v^IosC'd r \:n(x you my per.^orril choclc for $6 in payi<\ent of
yo;rr* till o.r Hon 13th for pen p-r-lrait ri Konnicott, aF I have- ju3t
rticeivea trom M-. a^rr^r^an'a S6cr:^1-Hry a cixnr^Ia check to cover all

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Ghaso Po Hatdsori^ ,

10 9th Street. S. K.,
W^ri^ihingtorip fu 0«
My dear Mrc Hudson:

Mro Ha^riman*^^ Sacrelary has just hont m^ u check for Uk
varioui4 Novomber hills o 1 f^^mi you herewith n- par^^cmal -I,oca
for $80 in pa^nneiit ci you:^ Norenber Llil Cor ^lOii a^awin^a of fu?
seals and rnuirac

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^^c Ha>^»-kmi'f Secretary hac sent r^e n single: check in pa.^6nl
o; tile Y'l^ious No-«mbor bill?.. Aocordinv;JyJ send you lu^rewiih f?iy
p^f?!onal cr?t>ek in ta:>^Mnt of your liii of I^ov. soth for $27.25 for

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A copy of the exp^di^ion £Ui:n has ny-^^^ved at ny ofCi^e, ad-
drefisad to K* (i. S^ark^.* Starke ia an A^^ni^iB::v Proifv^f^:)-* in
•Stanl'ojM ^Jr-r-zersity. Hg hat^ never been oast £im\o we iorrufu i-t^
Seattl3p Shall I retiuTi the allua to yca» so that it nay 1:^

i'rauked throii^.l

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A copy of the exp^di^ion aU>i/.n has Hr^-ved at ny ofCi:e, ed«
db^ofisad to Ko d. Starke.* Starke is an An^istarir Proi(v^i>:)^ in
Stanley^ ^]niv9rsity» He hat? m'ior been oast £inoe we ionafu k*ij
Seattl3o Shall I retur-n the ailuA to ycu, so that it nay U

j>ank9d throi;ghii;

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*.-- ui^isurs you that thoi-g is not the elt.^t^st. po-^tiihio uoi:lt about
wpjitirig yoiirf-eport on A'.'^Fk^. Erranca-^n^a Tor the Ha- ■••trar expsd'-
tion books. Tii9 difficult.y i3 vitn r'ispeut :> tae nethoa of rc-
proabct.ion oi Uis pLit^s. Siuo'j th'* rooeioi of voT.r or.?v.i„u8

:roni U:9 variu.R M.^hors -i^a^jod in p>>,*par.in/^ «p.,ei.u >-po,«ls fc-
1>h. AlanU bo.k,srtimt«. ot tho .;unb- r an,! ~-v^:vU, of plate* dr-
^u-.i vv ,^.h, in craer ri.,! I mi^it j^y th. ..utter lrt,eiii.e;.tlv

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I*, i-^ asoicfio for m to .it;.j}ro^::^^i .!-:;.?-

-Hhoiv- sivir^. ;;in, :of ini-.c fie^.-^e. I v;av« been trying, <2x.th
.^r^, to .ecu^fl anon,;! ' rr^rali.. f^r-or tn. various ooUHbc-.atov

e to tho V>M] .a«-ibur oi' platen -(^ui-.d for sa-^h of Ui^ v^^jous

I'icrricarr,' tlip •?*. ■i-'o-n/.rif h^' ■--,> na* ■mr-, ^ .r- <%

■ ' ' ^'' ''■ f's-'^v.ta oi t:\e coet- o:. rc*pr<?:. iiuurig t; 3

^H-i ^ial-. .y asffe-:,- proc.^aDS. .:.d -.ill asK Mr, h^rir,^
a.>ciue. .;-,.i.:ji^ i>ov. ,,,, pnvjou^ .x.-r... --hi, him in si.i-

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T^iil aasia*oo tnnt the**e l:-..3 never heAa thn sli^tth-,:-^^''. -laoetion -asi .
^0 "the int^r-t '^v^^ oT ^llu-tratir\g r^-nir ^'epo.'i. ^*^. rull;; as ■neee'^'^:t'^:%

ana phoict^rtipii^ \ tha and ^^^ Dooer^L^r* naxd Mail it bo t.r-.-v; I r:..r re-
o^.v^ it nn netu*!iy as r^os^^ibls to th'^ end of th^ month, I vt/iil' turn i.
in Viith a butr) r"' bill^ '^nat, ^o in :it that ^-^m, Bavi it will dr^unt-
^e-^s ':e r.ia? i sc.r:»t:tTn^ ch,ir::n»7 January.

/jS to til'- a:^^.-^irv;S, I ar^i ^^illini^- to tako tho personal rG*3pon«'
siliiity of a-:,th- ^\ --^r-ig you t^^ oxpona 5200 for thnnfi, i.r';;-^:-^'-i;lcr a,-
Yi^o vQu by k1- T'^^^riH to *'.av^ nraw^v^^ '^^i^ t^i ^^i cases v^nere tJioy
^•^^j'l H-iO^* ik;>^;^t you wish to src',v bottor ^h^iJ: {:i/Oio^y'aph?=^#

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Dear Tov^y^Bend:

J?; Cantweir?i »*eport of his yijn.t t*:) Bo^ofeiol; Islai^d in .1384,
he memnoriS «iB curioaniona tw othor ofvlcgr^ of tho 'CorA^in* ^—
Ljoutonant D, W. Hall t^na lieutenauL J, W. Howi?on. Do you hrxpr.;
to krow who^'** either of th?!se men row e/M?

Ill c; r'ipoH bi' Beokar and Dail, n-Mtiorlr^ their 7is:^t to
Bc^^oslof in 1890, a sket?!; ly WilMam ;:. Grc^^niiold is publishrK^
Do vou know who Uiift rilbar- G. G-:orv"1iad is, ana now ho hup^^orc? i
to b3 in Borin,. E'.Oc, In lMVr'>

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Dear Mr, {jftniar:

ycur lette*^ cf tho ?AU\ inst-dnt has jus^t roacheci mo, nion^ \vitl:
tho throe proof h of photogravuro? . The now ono. eii owing a t'>ngi^o
of CoXiunbia Glacier^ is ri^u^mod horewi^h, to iJoe if it cannot b3
made a little stronger arid olsaro^. The fore^«"ound is acurdirabio,
" t the branchas of the tree on f,he riglit are verj' -oggy, pcrtii^u**
larly in cna plaoe, wnero in th4>riglral one fiooi tho distant for-
ost between two bran-^rias of the t-^ee* in tns photo>;ir9.vurtt tbj.s part
of the print is blurred and fogijy. The ai&tant mountain Ib t/oo
ptiid;, and the ioe ha» lost fill details

The photogravure of Shii&haldiu lt.wo vlawfi ou one plato) in
Yex^^ sllg^itiy improved! over M^g fi:rst proo^', the Hiivk |art of v^he
mountain being far too whit u Th<3 lottcring en this proof i»
correct t aa it ia also in tha remaining proof ^ nititlea 'Kslcuno
^lon^aido Ship, Plover Bay, f'iberia* (two on one plate) •

^ery truiy ycur??.

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He V/o Lenior,

Doublec»aye Pif.i^;3 fx Co.,
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A. Ho on cz Coo,

pHlti>noro, Md.

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Your lettt^r of tha 261>h instant reached ruj 1,oday. togffbhr^r
with the roYlsed prooi^s of tne iur-.i<;al», fo^* which I m obliged.
This picture is now rxst i-rti«factc-y, arul :f :ou can print the
e:Ution so a» to oqi^d th-7^o proofs, tho plut''^ 'vill, in ny jvdg*
mert, be om of the rest i^triking it t.ho ^ r oko The l^gand to ba
ur >"»tod at tho bottoio shoull bo Miarem of i'ur-.S'js.l.n, Pribilof
Uiau!^!!!/ and tho lettering sboui^-. agree ^." closely us poRJ^ible
'^'iAAi that you have ViSf^d for Uio othur Ha^^'*:imar. plates, Thore is

no headline at th^ top*

1 find I hHi^ ne,^M}Cted to .sond you aopy tor ?oraow*s map of
Alasl^a for^^a^ a'^^ns, Will ^cnd it in a any or two, I forgot
p.Uo to i-irran^^j with you about priat^ing tl^;e general r*out6 map of
the t^x!?0dition, vJiich, h-movet, I think yc»u undorwUui.u Th^ stones
are Lh.o proporty af the ti. S. Gooio^'ical ??\Trvey.

^Th.m BTO wfi to rioe proofs of tho K^iiak fox?

I huifo not s?^n p^^oof of c?cUoa of rhe lUho^Tath you iTiadt.
fyom o:ia of my photo^r^.u-ias, Po^'-Uaps I onitta'* to ^Uc 'j:-jl the
capticn. It shoul'i bo ''Sryr^txn-^ xno Woileslpy Glao;;«.'*#,Col.Uge
Fiord. •

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A. Boon k Co« ,

pHlti>noro, Md.

Deaf Si^fts

Your lett»^r of bha 26i^4 instant reached ruj 1,oday, to^othar
with the roYl8-3d prooi^s of tne rur-..i<;als, to-** v/hioh I arn obliged,
This picture is now r.cist -ati«factc-y, and :£ you can print the
e:liMon so as to oqucl thi^o procfs, tho plut^'^ \vill, in my jiidg*
mertp be oifi of the rest i^triking ir tho ^ r ok. The Ifi^and to be
yr'ntort at tho hovlavx shouici bo •Karfjm of i*ur-3>^j&l«, Pribilof
Ukiui^<!/ mt tho lettering shoui^i agreo ..:> clcHely us possible
wit^h that you ^isve \i*5eci fo?^ Uio othur Ua^-'^imar. plates. There is
:to headline at th^ top*

1 find I havf^ ntvJ'JCted to sond you aopy tor foruow's map of
Alesl<a fo^^^s^ arc^ns, '^ill ^una it in a ciny or two, I forgot
P.Uo t) ;-irrhngo with you about pri.ii/ing the general route map of
the ^^x^^edition, 'vfiich, h.iwover, I think ^m undonit^uia. Th^ stones
are U:o proporl,y dI tlf^ IJ. f>. Croo logical J^xirvey,

Tn^n aro wf^ to f^oe proofs oT the K^Jink fox?

I huiro not Si?^n p^^oof o*' crcL^on ot the xitho^:rath you iriuat;
fy»o?a o:-ia of my phv^to^p^ftuh^s • Po^'-Uaps I onitta^* to ^ivu i':a the
caption. It shouli bo 'Bryr^nr^^r and Wnileftley 61a»j:;<.'f| College
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Doar Mr, Lanior:

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Your lattsr of the 27th irritant js at hand, aiorig, wi^h tue ^^x-
pross packa^ja containing Knif^hi/'r ordinal t^u^irg of t>ho Ksalak
fox, with prodfs thereof; troors of my ihotogrAph of Bry.t Viuwr cuvl
Wellesley glaciers; i'-jvisod jynof of T.ij ford's harry ^'l.&.?.:or: ai'd
18 black and white proofs of r^^ptions f'^'o^n Hoen.

The originttl paintir^^ o- r,he fcx I -.ave just roiurned to ycu
by oxpresH, and I ari Bena-^n^; -oia by r.Kii h33rT>vyith the^procfs for
lettering. In the case of uig latinr, th^ name of i^hfi artist haa
boon unlforrrdy omiUd. J. shouic ha t^acidd^cf course, so tliat th<;^6
tfhy ccniorsi with tho rost of the se^issc Tr^e only extsoptions T^rjv^c
made are a few in wnioh the riame ol tho painter appe^vr^^ in dMitir:^t,
letters on the picture iti^aif, in^euiately above vvho^?? It wcuid
come if printed below.

The new proof of Barry glacier is a vast ir^provsni^At ever the
first one. In fact, it is a munificent picture. The only orii-
icisw I would makv is, that the Ohx^ on tne loft i^ ^hcr^r r^ a uni-
form tint of blufjo It »h-uiu darkoa in -^.he aist:inc:e, ^mi -,2 in
the G^ne ot the cavG on t,he ri^ht, only porhaps not Qui:.o .sf ^uch«
The ona on the ri/y;t U aB -oar parfict as 11 can te, .a ny v,d.T,...v)^
but the nno on tha left fails to a.';ow the dneranjniz of the ■: -if,-.
t.o aicioet black in the distar/ce. Iho t',-vryauw*.ion cf "•• .moV-:-, h
of Eryn Mawr and Wellesley ^-laeiorii ^iriknn rw. h;^ most hf^autir^l.
and I have no ^rug^^esticns to offer n<^ bo it^^ to^ovfii.:-- c

Hi Wo Lanier -- 2o

Tno Kaaiak fox also, takm as a ^^hole, is ve>^y fine. The color

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j.:o a litliQ darkening of tho jTround aroiind tiie fox*8 head and neck
W''>-»1g bring out the head a litilo more sh^irply, as you will see-
on conparlr^g the rrint wl-..h th^ original . The darkening on the

shouii-'.er, by whl3h the ?^rMst irit^rded to indicate the fluff iness

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of tho fur en thiiS part^ ' :s exa^crMited in tha reproduction, and

should bo softanod aown confide reel-/. The picture as a whole, how-

ever, ia certainly groat. I lik-^ n- bett-irr than the bear. I be-

lio'/e :t is the best r^^iprodwotion : a nctnrai in colors I have yet

saono

As to the text„ I thir^l: !nosi o? it may be finally cast by the

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(>i\\i of Jair ary, but sorv? of it may \L^<iti a liltio beyond tliih date.
I am havi!:^i :;roat uiffi'iulty in getting at some of the raateriai
w-rxnted io** my 3oi;;cRlof article. Tha volcano was visited in May,
lo9^^p by two shipa, ant phot >jrapht?c sketches, and notes wore nade.
3or.t9 cf theHft have been nubl^'shed bv tha Revonuo Vkrins Service;
the otliort. ^^Kih.\K\ unpublished. Tb.e ^nost ii^tor^ant of those I have
<.,.. 300...= .-. «..,s,Mpt. ..,-.. 4v. o,,Ui™. po™u,io„ to u«i«>c
oth3rr; I ijopo to ^at in a tw oaySo The difficulty is, that the
officer.* Aho dia Va^ work arc away ::n duty in various parts of tho
/vorld, anu ina.!.rie«sibleo ^ Sbill, I have had ^;roat good luck during
tho p'vvt two ^ '.-::> 3 In uneart-;i>^ material which had been filed away
r lon^, t»»ne a^^o rnd f >r^:ottcn about, and I have struei; several f^^esh

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trails \irh?ch proiTJis^ tr- t^ear £ri;it duririg tho coml»^g we^ko I d)\:d\
want one or two photo.j^v"a^'^"-'''5B -*rom theiia BogoRiof picuires, be'^;'il'^s
a /lumber of arav/i>ig.6., f^^o^i of .vhilch nn/c been ?U.roady nade by Sp
Ln a>*ranging a aet of phoLo^rarureB -^ith rclerc^nca to Uioir
sequence in tho book, I rhid jJumt 15, of which I have no proofs
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pnoC>^grarM,ires as soo.-: as u:ov zf*e nrintou and arv anou^h i^^ eena

with safety 0 Ae T under?: (.and it, the^ aro ^^ein^; printocl at
prosanto '

Vory on<iy yours, \

He W, Lauior,.

'Doublociay, Ph^3 h Co.

New Vofiv.

Washhv:.ton, Ho Cop Doae^nber 29, 1900.

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Baltinioro.. Md.
Dear Sirs^

Herowith I incloso a p^oof a" th^ Kaa>ilc fox picture just re-
ceived rrom Doubietiay, Pa>!,r & Coc I have compared this proof
aroruliy with tho originv^i ana a..n v^^ith the actual specimen from
rfi^cn t';e raint5:\5 was -adt), anc ' i/o inari.ed on the proci' a few cor-
rections ^^hi c?h I :ihouid be ^-lad to ha^^f^ nauo ^cy far as this is
Draotionbla. The picture, a:5 a who?o. I like inncosoly, and beliove
it is one of the best thirtvr! of iU kind f»v.^r donao

Ycur b?tte^ of the 28th instant aas juftt arrivecU I will nU
U:vi to tno forest map shori iy. By ino way, I suppose you rcco>veo
a batch of maau=icript ^?;ap8 r.ont you by eAV^es^^ sonoi.ime ag,a, althou. •■
I roctrlvod no a'?kaowlo»%emont of th^ir receipt.

Verv ^Hibr vou^s

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Dear Profossor Yerrill:

Thanks for your i9(,ter of the 26th instant. I a., glad t,o
know that tlie matter of illnstrations ir, satisfactory to you, I
shall try to nak. it more so a. we go on, Pieaae do not tak« the
trouble to have halftones ^d. from any of these photographs at
prosent. I realise porfeotly that most axcellent pictures .an be
obtained in this ^tiy, but th. question i,« one of paper, and will
have to be decided for the entr-re lot of wash and photo,T..pid.
plates at one time. Until ! obtain Mr. Ikrrin,ar-s d«ci«ion m
this matter, it is not worth while to do anythir^ furtu.r aion^
this line* "^

The photographs of Annelids you sent me are aertainly of

unusual excollenco and I hnn« wa ch^n u^ v. ^

". iinu 1 nope we sh<tll be abio to raproUuce Uiom

direct from the negatives by heliotjT^o process,

Ooe unexpectedly dropped into my offiao this mornir^, i ox-
pect to see }dm this evening, and have a chance to tai. cvor .,at.
tera .

With kinrlesi ra^ards to you aii,

yory iTdly your.s^

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Dear Mr. Lt^nic-:

In wrillrg you Sa^Airdoy abciit the fo^ nroox^3, I favgK)i.

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whether or not j^ou w0>*o i : ' t>-m;ni elation "^'ii; Knuihto I i.rc^s.n^ -n
rav(? -ort !ur: .-'-oof'?, bu- m not qvrile 5-u:-t=, l:r. is ;.i'a:.»ljA«- at
the Amo-icar; ivkseu.". -^T •- unil Hii;,o>'^' : Ksw YorV. a i r.tur.v,- h he war.
in ILhiCfi a iiw iayi a^'Co I ?r -lot sure .-»r '.is o-'- >H ■•-> a t '" ■ ; .

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C't. Muttimr.

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^'V;a ^^it^y, -o^vao

Dear Professor Niittin^^

How are jfou p^og ^"-^ ^ ^ i ng with you* worr. on the }Iydruids of the
Herr*i-a > Alaska expedi^ io..i? I am ttnxiou? ^o tOit ono or two ?ol-
uri8 ^mcley w^y ^' soon :is possible, in order to g^t tnom out boioro
1 go a«?.^y in ths spriiv^o Wi have ^noiv^h papers in hano now to
maK« >it \'-:^t t'^o voiuffj^s,, lut tho ^iifficulty is, thoy cabinet be
H"^'*:^igod In any nutnral or t ?-oper sorou&nooc J^o that we aro delayf^d^
T/'iiitin^ for s«>verBl pap'^rs -r^ich belong in the sfu^ie volurneso I
"hcTild bo ^'O^v Klad, t}\erefc^'^ to K-:n'v w};o^ ^^our rnaterval ^iil be
r^ady, a' ^i •^o^v many olatcs v' - will h-ivn .: r Uo liow v^rnv of i^our

plate*^ arf^ in iino^ ana how rcjv; in iv«L5."'ic

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Chas« Bo Mud son

10 9t?. Street S. E..
Wttshinj^ton, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hiidson:

Nelson wishes me to call your at Kent ion to the fnct tubX Yq
is to leave the city for the winter the last of this miek, and th?,:
before going he is obliged to return the .saal spear to t}i;: Ifetional
Musevjn, Henco, if you wish to use it, you had bettor oull ftt Oi:':5o.

Some days ago I sent you check in pa:,^ent of your last bill
for drawings for the Harriman Alaska book, but i^^^^^ not rocoivi^a '
your receipt. If you will kindly ?^end this at once, I shall be
obUgea, as I wisn to send it with others to Mrc Karrlmaa.

Very Irxxly yours

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Dear Coe

in accordance witl: our C(5hv9rsation^ I send you iierewith
Hitter's scheme for grouping the Harriman invertebrate papers into
Yoliuneso It is as follows:

Hydro i OS ^
Actinians
Nemerteans
Bryozoa

Ghaotopoda
Aanoii(ia
Geuhyrea
Crustacea

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He suggests that the Mcllusca ooula go into whichever of
those volumes was least full. The insects will probably make
a 7'?hmo i ;; tliOmselvos. Curiously enoughtp "he neglects to mention
tho Echinodermnta. Perhaps ho thout^;*this would make a full vol-
ume by itself, but probably ho omitted to thirJc anything about it.

In glancing over this arrangement, you will see, ox course,
obvious difficulties, which I tnist v70 shall be able to overcome.
I hope, therefore, you will talk tho natter over with Prof. Verrill
and make such suggestions as you hava to offer.

I regret that I was not Jible to see more of you during your
recent v^sit, but appreciate your giving is the main part of an
evening. Please romember mo kindly to ^'r. Kvans.

With best wishes.

Profs Wesley R. Coe,
New Haven, Conn.

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^any tJt. '- £or* your letiu;- of the 23d : /.K^^xit^ ^i^ivin^: ra^
list of localities as ^^'ocoraoa In yo<\* noVfthookro T;»U,. so xn-r* ^£
it goeSv is just what I \Yant;. out It ^:.oB not -ive a^i the snail
loeaMtleB I have i^e^m nenticraio ! '^ i ;4aa to know U:rt Bvii^a
Gove rs on Vancouv'^''* Island, '^nu I wouiu like to knoxc v/]i9ro ?'-;r*^^,
Bav is - ncv, ! hava 1u8t found it on R;;|.v.rs :>>ar) of Ol'.cier Ba^%

Your 3i;g^;j'»rr?tionB as to j^>,roupi^>^ tl::- papers ji.do 'Ct.^i*'^^ are
also most tharikiully recoivr>d, thOvu:)i I am ^iot sure thi^L thH ar-

Wiii Tcrre^^ a:/: Wii>*a i-^

r»nn,r5ni<jnt oari Uo car^i^jG o ito

Now about '.' :; Oiitst^nu^rig pa[>»^t'3?

1 uo no- ' >■: ' -^ '. ^\'.:n;ht a,^ i did .Hct y{>ar ^^v'th respect
to rry riold woHc; in oti;or ^vords, "^ uo not waiit to ^e^,- 'J '" print
a volumn tii'it i»/i:ite^ tnat j^ii'^not I? Lroii^^ht out "hoforr^ I ^y? iC^^^'^^y

for ij,^ suiwefc Ht'MCO, to t;r .roat I'^Urtli o? ti'ms it vvU

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take to p^Mni/ 5i *'oiii.n3 x:)d :^;ctuai;'* ;^"et it out,, wo havo no t?.n.i to

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By the way^ ?'or»/'o* to ^iv? fiei To^-roy's initi'-.ia»

Ajt: I co*-^ ;! : .limptiMi tliav rUas Bobr^>n.^ion's ptiper

on Bryosioa is tc 'a'-o ti;« r.oor; ^xuctly as T^rir.toc; in tho Acacio*

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tvDO piati^jB; ana is '^•his tfu; cano t^lso with vour naT.tiir iii eon'iuno..
tion wi "^- Miss Ov^Ccker'a paptjr o:; Pyoaopodia? I preh.;jviiv •}.;.,, ^laKUr

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to.-e^'Uh I « .e„,i,,g ,.„„Q., o„i.,,i siaf,, ft<p-«« r.o.aid}

-p.."Ca:-fi With th, ...„Io.e. p,„t.. ,,u a., n.v p.,..ti.^i T ^-.U
b. Slad if you .ai irfan, „„ at onoe .ha«r y... ,«,, .,„,„,,„..
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once a;id d^liv,*>« fh^ «'^-j4,- •

-iiv.. the cition rr a couple of weok*. alor,. ,.ith th,

^olorod plates you ara no^ r-,.nting. If ,;om -o, ., .;,-. -,

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x6t me know the prwe at which you tvill furn>sv. , ^.r « ,
of. vho Dovon platen on gooc uwoateu pap.jr.

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Dear .Vb*. Laf-ier:

?' -^ riew tiioloftravurs of wat:;r anu -.oud «fr.*ets tn -vho PuiMi-..3
or i4> Boring S^a aTivo. a da; o" two a.;;c.-, an., was. '■'Ot.urne'.' to von
this Ko^aic,^ ly axfro:.:! in a pr.ckage .;. .trvin-s ^ th- loi m -;^ erav;-
5ngs for reproduot^cn: .: u^it;,..: letUi^; 1 a. w-^, ot i--^tioalR;
14 f5.natnr:-!.oal .H.t] ir." r? fo- C->;'s pater '.n IIenertoa>>y, sr.d " F^kino
Vvoniii.-.. Til'.) idvi.-?'* ■• In L.-? -■ .-iue ov.;r on accc ■.:,n1/ of a b'.Rro'jh on
iiiO fftcs,- wh.lch you :'/iii ol.-Kfr-y:.^ ir; tii-3 atts.chact prool , Thic bUr-.-
is:j is unifcr-';!;,' p>*esoi.t .■..-. ai i oi' :.;■§ proofs. AiJ. of thQiiC u.-a*ia^i
a^a mr^^l-c^d Tor re&ction.

The photoprav^^o soerv.. t) be ir.ir. with i.h^ u\ci;pt.?on of c.
iTrBt^B of v-..' icfti ;cratchdii? on the vt^por pioUa-o,

pr -ntirr, yh-T

f ^ourso, will ., obviat^^vi .in the ,. .l.;?-^

Supt:-or i.r,n ^>-: your L:^i:d in -iovrxir^- a titio fcr Mi.tto pic-

t\rv'^-, tuu ♦^^•^e^ I^.^ality ' ;'ng oi nc ^JcriKGviu*?roe, aru ,T;y in;.a4i:ina-

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Dea:- Kir;

Dr. Kowfcvru iias roc^jnt^ly h<v..u?iO *.fi ycur r..?i;oW, ^n Uie Aytery-

g>Ja M' Alaska, uccc-r.aiirsd b;,' : n'o ••ail ;jW pistes. Ir. going
o^rer this rsDort: to -.ark ^or ti- ■-it-'^r. I hf^ve co/no across y:>iv:-
c^orrT^^hat (JU-im^K 8ul«^titiv.3 f^- :.yuon|p-.. Of r-x;rs9 tnis £tort, of
thin^ is all ri£i)t for pu^^ole yno hava ri^'" key fenc kn'w ho*, to -.sc
it, b.it- it. ia Pv*cn £i >-adiaal dovc-rtuv-a frcr; ordinary syr.or^w, a^.G
H, 3^ .n+.^-n'v .^^ife'*9nt. ^ron a.yt-i'i^ wo i.-e Ti.Lii.^r.ir.£ in Ui9
Hai-.'inf.n s.'jrich . that. 1 t.iKa thi iir-rty to ask if you -.jcnot son.x
,:v .;3 c. %v^iz^.":r- :i little synnn^'iy v^rapH^od ii: ^o orriirary way.
<in ^.,Kl 't m.Hv >7or;fo-m to t-ha ot-hsr papers. In the .'»o:-i3s.

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Doar Sir:

Your iottor of th^^ 2d inj^ta'V^ is al hand, &!Vi ^^our orfvi?^ io
supply 5»n edition of i,,iOO copib^^ aacb of aovon phovo-ir-hugraylucj
plat33 for Prof. Coo^g rsri-icic on Nemen^o:.^;s is -.ecept^xi^ said
anouHo ^/O iiiciuae pfcptT and i'>L,orin^,e Tiie sar^i/ias of p».tp<tr y^:)u
ha\ra submitted, J^ow^ver, ar^; rju sati^fh(^^ ^ry, h;*. -.hc^e :ali bo
time i)no\Agh before y'.ra <5oitic> !<: ::,}'id priiitin^-^ for v.s to ^'iJi uijon u
paper whioh is satisfactory, i.hc pricf; of '.he wc^/ u: bo incrj?:;P3(i
or (iocroased accord! -i^ as th^ rnper in. rnore o^ less o>;p'.^r.i>ivj ^uui
tho ^Fj^rlft you have Qstin:ivf:;ct i;pon. *

Wo want a ^oo'd rag stock papor, ctlhului/oly urjot/uuu..

border is d'^slred pjf'Amd the plates.

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Yox:r ,;nper ;,na pl«ts» en hydrovis ra.ohja me so b.:^x: aiiar nv

I >i3h to asau-e you of ay appreciation o^' -our prc^ptn&Ks in ^ho
n)Htter of your report. T,. u v. ,-o«f, corf-t t.. .av^v :i ,.i Uij.
tim. e.na u ig aviocntiy « -ost .alua:U • c .utriLi,tion t„ .;..nc^,

M.S. Dt;,.roy,'. b.a for th- ,,^^i^ ,, .antirei. su^5s|-...o;n- ,
T 3heai andeavo- io ?ik-6 it oaic C8 sari; ai pcsc,,i« .... p^eb^K-
w.t.J-n r^.3 noxt t,wo r^eekn, .*; ^heso cil.s aro ..mnd m L^ »a '
)a mnthly batchos. ii :s imimrible fc- Pia to oxp.cnt.n h f^^ruc^
ular one mor^j Lha^x t-, call EUention U tho mati?/.

A/-ni- t.r.ariicin^: y.u re. your coiu-ta^y in Uis -at,^^r <:i tni«
rf.;.o-t Pr,;; for the .arvro ar,oun-< .r t-ovUu a:;a ti;-,^ --.u havo ..vox.
to tl;-. -Aork, f rurain,, .,vith by^ i. wishe-n

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Warhiiigton, I). C, January 6p V^Ol.

Th.* lleiiotypo Gin,

Bos ion, Hasct •

Dob.** Sir*^ ^ ' . '

Ir: oorij:9et :on wrth the p: ■j-cac.on, hy t^a Wat^h^r^-ton Acjauoiny

cf solenoeH an;:^ tho K«>-'-man / u^nka uxpcuitiot^. of a i^t^ nunbor
.)f Diates., vsrv many of v-'hioh a -a photographs and wash drawiru^s. of
•.^-•ln<v invort^b-ateii. I a-u propazin- a Hcr!i>Hrat-Y9 estimate of
o^^ of >.oyroa...ot..ion by ui't'ersn'- proccssas. in orri-r to s.J'-rJt r.ha
iH'ic ^n.h '•c.o«'-^cnda..cn ro th« n-oper authorities. I shall ho
-iciC, UWi-oto-... if -on wlii leo ne ktw« at your oaviy convaaicnce
«t n Au u--^ ryu *ia ro;:roduc. hy heliotypc proooss such phoi.c-
..«.v- o^^a ^a8h dra«in-s :n an udi.ion of 1.3C0 copies onch, you
to rurniah v^^n- and letter i»ig. tho ■^io.or T.u U ^^o.-d ra,; stock,
-oaie^. th. pn^-a 7 by iO xnch... thotype boi 4 1-4 by 7 incho..

?H^.o mako your es...Hiato :^n =.he bas.s ^.h:.t :/ou .'lU f:.k. ■
... .; . ,.. rf t-^ Vi«is 'Ah-h at l3--;".t i.OOO orinta c-iieh .'^i

•.hvsi^ yUi.3 w0.i U n^eao^i. wiw. a differon^. ru>m1ni;, headline. ..
l.'.U:'ia>.o.- '.hai:. e^nd m aadit.un t';. .h^ ri>'8'. ^aaion of i.30O

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W«hirjf!tori, D. 0., January 7, l:Oi.
Dear Mi'. Burrotigr.s:

In the final adJusM-ant ol ^h© proof of your s:r!..;.oJ.s, vvhleli,
fts yoa urobabiy know, ran ptx^a \nA ©l&«i,yoLypad i^omU^^e r.go, it
has haen neeassary to rmovo certain taxi cuta. whiOA .-aro not
satisfactory to VrB. narriaan. Soea ox' thjsa I hsM. r^pUiced ly
new drawitigs. In otUr <4te&s 'iiis was not f^jasi^ia-, and Li two
instances I hare, tak^u Ui* iib',-ty to vvrita enough »urti:.jMiRl toxu
to fill -U^ spaods oc(r4t>i«d l;y the cuts, On(. vf r,ha::« r oldies ta
Wiite Pa^s; t,h* •■^th^ to t,i.« v-.iuafto of ShianajLciin. The, r.VoU.r
widch J hsve prypar^d for %i^HB two piiices I ^n scr.ci.u>^ h5r«v,r... . '
Make any clm^^i you s^e fit,, without mUr-all.v aitorir,^ tho nt»-:-^
bcr of wovds; or, if ./ou don't iiko what I liavo .vritt-eri. nl-c^af.o
substitute matter vhat will fill about the tj>«de.

As it is nocosamry to close nv this mat.ter very p.-omptl:;, I
eimi be greatly oblieed if you will kindly return L.:.e slip ..; r-;
at your eurliost eanvanier.oe.
With best wishes, I nenmin.

Very truly yotiAs,

JloJm Burroughs,
VoBt Park,

Naw Yorkt

Jaraiary 7, 1901.

Lieiit* G, 1^. Doty

2S4 Washl'jigton St,.
BoBtor', I'faBBe
My uciu* 'Jir:

Voui" letter ol* tJie 4th irst. reachea me IScJ-toirday, aind the
Tief<utivr8 arriven by expretn this *o:rR.ing, *d iiny i^-.finite joy and .
relief, I shall hav6 the printu rmuie ai: ono« ana expect to re-
produce, with yoir perrtussion^ three of tlieia* Your courtesy In
ti;Cf matter is, I assure you, greatly appreciated ar^ I shall t4P.ke
rilaasure in aendin^ you a oopy of the article as soon as ft Ss tut.
I will return the neagativss shortly.

Very truly yours ^

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Wa^hifv^on, Do C,, Jam;ary ?, i90i*

t)oar Profnsgor Brewer:

-.- A.T.wii . ^.;ry fe-A a-'{?, I -o-iain,, .nth best
wisnps.

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New havan, Gorxr;

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In ascendliv; th« Pass w not a s^^^ail party ?.t naVviral isis frcim
the U. Sc Biological Survey on 'ohoir ^ay I" tie Yukon, tho eniire
lc»ru:th ol ^riich they intenilou tr-nvars^n^ in i ^i^iali ooal. vva
c-tc^ped l.^nt^^ Vncugh to ^isit; Uheir tont and laka a ImsLy look iix*
the :nlc-ei^ui!Y' coiioetion of biras «na n^iraials they had alroaay
seeureu L^^.-tjo

Tiit) lom {••^^acefui cur^^GS, eo at.urac..i¥e to the oye, rapaat
on Uiis iB^r off iBlan<; the profilo of ?^aji-Yana, the sacreci pt)aK

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ThosD of our party ^rf^o h2i.ci fsoon .Shis};iaidzn in previous

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vears cosoribad it. as sr:ow v?hito ^\i:?i tra3C ^suiwlt;

s>?;w-}.1; Iho upiJOr |>art, fo'.' several thousand i'^jijly, WiiS (ifo-A ---

oinubtlesa the rasuit oi' hea^, for it is smokin^^ this yenr.

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A. H. Jlarsliev^

Naw Bra PriraI^^ Co.,

Lancaster, Pa* '
Boar Sir:

Horewit.h I ax. rot-urrar^ v. you a late.': of tho Burr')...h3 proof,
with corrections .^nci m: «u,s. m makxi^- the oovTection... I }mve
u..d ink for .ho«o which .r.8t. b^ na« an:., way. and pencil lor r.hor.e

which I would > -ktt i r- V'^'ra i>-Q .-u < <> 4 u

j-iu ...Ke» x,o La/9 !rA..o, if tho expense is not to,) p;re&t,
c.;1, -A'hich are not absoiutoly esasntiai.

Tho last .op. of tha fir.t pa^e you eont m, ami .hic!^ r in-
elo«o herewith, :« the .o.t .at:lHracto.^ ,o aate. tut U.. rp.Cir^
bat.oon tho pictura .... uiU. ana bet.ue. the tu.l. ana the bari^^
r-ng of the article. .. .tai oonside..).),, too ^reat. aocor..n/to

srxolhor proof o

I ==« ycv ho^ith n,™ >.„t.B for F«,,„, 6, U. ?i. „„i loj, t,
-Pi.ca <•„..» :„ ..;.„ ,,„,, ,,„,.,,, ^„.,,_^^^_ j^ ^^,^^^^ ^_ ^^^^^

you ,«., pro!,„bl...„o.iv,„ r™, D„.able.^y. P.g. j Co. «„.„tl„ „„, '
=.the,. .„axi Hv* of U,..,. to .opl^. ^, „. ,,,„„. ,;, ,, ^

t.y 1..0 *a;^ is t.n bo bovc5 ovor to p«g« 43). ft-.i n. Th„.

biocKS differ +>on iv^r, ^i s .v,^-, • ^

• ron ...0 Ola ouos rr^mly in hcVM^e t::s sky i iv«r, 1 ^,:^. u

er ana ir;to-ruptod or i-oulett-ad.

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P?or..5'3 rot.iirn to me tAl of the old cu^^ii «rhich you lake out
of tiu t.*iXt, ^iid also tho8^ ^:i* v/hieh proofs a^^o inoiosecl herewith,
so 'i.M^jLi yQa will not horeafter bo boUiDrcd by t\ lot of snporf iuous

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' ;.nstruGtion3 for the t^e^ri>^poKition of wron^rly placed cut^ pre
plalalj^ rrarkod on the proof* Sriouii there be anytiiing which j-ou
(ioruit fully underatana. you A'iiJ, of coursj. let me knaw at onoa.

Vhe preliminary b'^cAure lie.s just a-^^nved, for which I w:i
obUvjd, out 1 rcgrot that you ciid not fi^nd m proof of tho pric<i
ii^it of p^.pt^rs before printir^u l^oiir bills have not yot iJomo c^o

nana.

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Washington, Do C, January 3, i'TOl.

Dear Rltler: >

This is maroiy a line to ae.kn:iwiecUvo the rac-sjpt of your srti-
ole onLxLiati 'Asclc.i>;n^. f-or; t'^e :5outiitfn arid nor.ti .-Baa torn ■„'cs«t.
cf AlRSlift/ aeo'-mpruuec by f.yar iiiimir&l;iu plates, whirr T ir:.aVi havo
roproauvT&d by photo- lithography Innsujatoly. I h?iV9 nai, yot r^ad
Um to look ovfi?* your pnp«*r. hvt. it sscms to bd in fpcO xnt>p;>.
I air ^iad to aos also i^-j^. tho rof'erG,,<ips on tho tintef. ?.p-oar to
1)6 Isi-iblr. I tr>..5t. t,iey ;v-. • prov-> to %-reo ^1th th-i .■.:l---encos
thOTfto in- V'ie text. i want, zc coni-rat-uiKte y;.i; or. hnv- ./' &!'r:fvsd
t.he^:; <l-.v.vici,va 0?! tno platasi 3,> thai, J tf.?i«. rionti thon Vu •'.hu i-Ui-
:>,>rnph8>' -vastly a? thAy nr*. Tliis 1=5 ar; onor-.^v.- lU'^niv^ t,o ,r.?».

Vory taiiy yours.

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Washing' ton, D, C, January 9, 1901.

Chaso 0. Tai'Otihoff

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Dear Sir:

IncLot^U you will find rocol;.tad bills for tho ??ov9mbor ac-
counts, -j^^fjpt Iri the cii&e of Chas, ?. Hi.uisou. I delayed ret.i^n-
in-? th-of '!:iil6 to you iint:ii Hucis .-w; " * shcuW cp r^ieoivoa, o.iL &s
it il...<. rd com. I uroU nm for it v-na he r-:?!.)lien that ht)^ror/..rned
it to :/«.i tUr3Ct. . Henoy, ^yil-h these, you will Juive the coropiet-a

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^^^ 'M-ia inaii I 5im sa.-;dir^': J. Siarlc'y-Krown nil outsLanair)^^

blllB •;•' 1-h':* cicse of the yor^ro

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Dear RitLer:

This is Pibrc-iy a Ur.e ^o ackrowi0%o the racajpt, of your srti-
«.-Le oni^iLiad. •Ascic.L.f.n'. fi-'or. t'le South'.-r'n arid r>vi;t.i_-^ga3vorri ■Jc-s.=.t
cf Alaska,' aco'-apanifto by four a-imiral^i.,* elates, whifh T i?:.aVl have
roproaucsii by pho bo- lithography '.nneuiatoly. T hnve no; yot ;iad
tirao T,o look ovfi)* yaur p=^p«*r, ix t. it sac^.s to td in ^ocf xni>v9.
I am ^lad to sos alfio tiu^t. t.i;o rofero^-cois oa triLr platen ^^p- oar to
be lc»t:,i:lr. I trr.st iney \v:.l\ provi- tc cw-reo ^fvUh tho /.ir v:^fcncos ^
tiiorotn in the toxt. I wan:;, lc con^vrwxtjiat.e v::a; on hr^v ^ .,/ a?^:uv6Ci
t.>i«^s;) d>-..v.v:iti,^a o*i tno olatas 3o thav, 1 «-:«^ nan:; thon to +.>.ij Mtli-
>>rnph8»' i>yaotly ar- th/jy ar^. This U ar; onor-.cv..-' '.:iis.-ii :■•> to .iv?.

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A>0 Br-oacbvay,

Nu^ Yoi'k

Dear Sir:

Wash m^i^ ton, D. C,, Jmnury 9, 1901 •'

InC'Ooad you will find rocoirted bills for tho ^[ovembdr aci-
oount.i^, i-^f^jpt in the ol^^ of ChaHo ?« Hudsouo T delayed return-
iuv th^^of riilR tc you lintii Huds:)rr':^ f?bouid be reeeivod, bat as
xt U,.;.- r-.,p coma.. [ i^rota hwn for it. anci he r-3ylieci that Ji;)^rotv.rnec:

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It to yc; dir-ict^ Henoa, :v:th these, you will hfive the corapiaiQ

:i?et for i-iic nont»ne

B^^ tl^ia :na:i I ar^ se.'^dir.^^ J. Sl.ail^^y-Br'Oivn nil outstanairv;

blilB -. •' tho cia8<[? of the yof^r

Fespeetniily,

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Washington, I). C, ^ruiHTi' 9. 1901,
J» Stiinl ay-Brown,

120 Broadway,
Now York.
Dear Stanloy-Brown:

Horawith I inoioso all of tho bills that I kiwi of thc.u are
likely to coma throiigti wo for tho work uon© in conweUion with tho
Harriman Alaska book, up to tha end of tha year 190), i«s follows:

...^•^^''^ M&rriaa {for oxponses of Editor*R Office fo?*
month of Decombor) — — - , , . .. « 7,og

Harry B. Hanger (for stonographic work) —- 1. ... 31,50

J. W. Polaora (for di'a-ArJngs for fiva platas) ..- 59.00

Chas. Ho Vorrill (for editorial work and proof re&din*?.
°^' ^^°^y , -- ^94.10

„ , ^K^: Blizaboth B. narrow (for 60 pan drawin^is of

Kydroicls) --.» „._:, .?._;„._ 55,00

A. iS. Vflrrill (ny^^ativaa and drawings of Kchinodorms
ana .^mnolids) -_....-.„ _^ , 107.00

T}-ie New E-a P-inting Co. (for ooraiiosition and Hit,

eleotrotifjing IS chapters for tedinical volumeB) - 4fV.fci

Very imxiy yaars.

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li'dhhuy^^lQU, 1). '-^^ Jmill^r*y il^ |90i.

Doa'

^Daae>»:

He^3^iU-, I KPi iendbig you hy ^xpy^e^^u ohoto^^raphs Jor fivo draw.
liV:s for m Bo^:-slof articla. Tno photOeP^aphf^ f..r so-e of rhe^o
1 have juBt -otaiinea rro^ an off^cc^r oii a vessel wi-c^n visUoa ^ho

volcano ten months at't-j> ::ts uphta^al.

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■vnr..e p];otOt-Rph3 whioi. I 'ook ;- 1891 -vf the nofthwest cr;ri:&r or
th^ 'foicano. I sen'l i,i;e thror:, 50 thai, you may- have all the ti^Lor-
liU ^va;ia?,lu for y^ju- use in roakirvj :hu ftrwyiiig. I wixni t,o -^hc.' a
lithU cf thri s.ja on U.s; ia-ft.. us w-jII .is U19 !Ui.n' *ytn i.(.:i,Hrft inn-
ing out of the rocKS. Tl.:, r . ;.r a.'v <.?-r'"rvvors cow--:, 0 it-h r'i*. et
'■;-l I 3uEpec;v lh3y prv '„ .., ,.^^1 to siiofr in ^ns picture.

conjunclion wjt>: ona you havH Rlrea.iy drawn,

t'h© iattet\ so that you rony Lroat tnan m trio sanr^ .renerai rannur

I.- Uia cHse r T^.>r,o;?raph ii^ ;5hcv/in^ ))-th i;5iaruls xn tha lUst.uice.

r.ioui^e do nor. faij i . ahow rha conniici.:r,<- fca- or Hj.it.

.:rnrh i^^ so .n-k i,hHt, it sho.vs no ;:.-f.ails; for wh i^^h raaso;i i ;,;.-

fiios^ u lighter p}^ot,^>rraph (No. 60). nhowin^ very noa>'ly -,>. .i^,>

V ->:>/. In Mie «asc ru- th-i phot-o^rnph ahovviv^ a pari n lii.:- snip

^^'-ail boat. t:io spetuai ubjoct -■£ t,ho iaowrt; is* to nhm -hu

._. :^^:t ur}::ch dusU^s ot;t. ». - j,„ ^;^,j.^ j.,.-^ ^^^ Kogoaiof, ami is
s^m: in pn-. -.vsr :.... ...ut-h .i^it .;■ :qoy, Eo^oslof, In tha i.hol.o-

grapn, -^.. "^>,;: r.ppoar ' . ho una:-.;.' „ . . Th:« xs diic ti ine

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warp;M., or tho origi^ial na,:atlve. wriioh is a fUmo It siioula b^
perfectly s'..--uight ar:.<i flat. I -.varit to show that this spil is
n,ora than m^ubia the i.ngtb n' .ho .oi^ or. th. iefto Tl.e oua on
th. r:#.t disappeuru-i soro y.ars af,o. It is not noc.ssnry. ol

.'.■^ chir. n»' -•-■••lii 'ioaJ.. uniesB vou vrafer to ao so

Vor-r tr--alv you--s, ^

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Washinf^ton, D. 0., January a. 19.01.

Dosr Mrr Lunifjr:

&rvt.i .or. ^,v,,Mji3 ror i-Jl^^Grin^^p wiMoh you rur«

Aard.ft fru.t Hoan, armveci toda:/^ AU appea.. to le ucrr.ci. savo
the; enu iab-iioa Bryn Mnwr ana Weii.sie/ a.„.«ier8„ CcU-3,,9 yiond. .
The ,a^cie>- on the ri^.t ia 5;^t;i. anu not ^iiosioy, Tfi. iauU
is ontirai^ .,y own. as I .abaocl tho othar copy w.xr^. Thu cap-ou
should be, -Bryn Ma^v-r ar.. Sn^ith C-iaoiera. CoHoge Fiora. Port ika^.'

Last nii.,ht I r-icaivoa iVo« you pruufa of ine xasi. Iua.ch of
lln. urawin^^s, Ti.o initial ict.ora came out .cU, the othe>-s I un
a.suppoxr^toa in. ks Lhoy are bv no moans first class veprca;;ot-ors.
Some ox- tJ-.c .oms xn particular are so rooi- that I a.: .«turnine
Ihem hev.,vith, to h. n^oo over. .^-<^^ -.. , .V, UC:^,.„ir^ |^,,.. .^^^
In tho sai.« paoka^^a I ^'r, sanding photographs for throa or fo.r
f.hotc,ravu.o piata«„ cno of which is a d.ucio ,i.te. I «ay thro.
- .cur. bocause I u.. not faei c.Ha^n as to whoth.r H .-a wc-th ^
whilo to roprcauc. my phato^j-aph of tho new voieano tak.. A.^^ast U.
1.3.)i. iru^uimuch as wo hav. alroaay vep..'>.lucaa oa a cou.Hiafn.ablv
.rrailor scale a s:n:lar. vho:,^t not 1.3ntio.a. v.ev,. Use >.o.r
^wu jua^,ont ^n lh:» mt.or. ? I^u ..r^e ph.tc..Hpl^wHS taken by
our party m i/:,;;j, ^ifr. ' h.-. t?-*^]. fVr^^«

ror.,;,.,u„<i U „,. „„,,. The otor o,,-,.., pn,Ue,-ufi:, . wh-,r, I

tavo a-..»r,3.,,. .'or t...c plat.,. ,.ro t.k.n l,;. ILuV.™-. D„,„,, ,, th=
ov.n- Stean,.r 'C^i^in' in m^. only t,n n.ntn. hU,^ ^n^. ,,.
r-eavai of .h« volcano. Thoy a-, tho piioto^rapiis 1 have boon'

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chasing for sevo-ai nonths past. ?na I fearad. until the last mo^-
m^nt. ^hat it vvoula hu imcossiblu to ,-et them at ciil. Tho cm
r^.r,a 51 sh.ows the pilUr Known as i^ail Kock. which aisappcar.a
vn 1390. It looVs in th. ptiotogra.h as if plastered f^^ainst the
side of the volcano, but ther« was -oally quite a spaco bet.-.Gn .he

tw 0 c

Tho New Era pooplo are :.o. at work .^ing tha ncces.ary changei

n. tha first part of tho book, ana I pr.s..aG will be rea«y to ^
:U..aa shortly .ilh ttxe composition of the remiui:^ articles.

I forgot to say

that tho revised proofs of three photogravure.

cajne h^s norn^^ig. anci -ay b. accepted. ^he .no or

..- . ,„ ^,.-.n t„ir-)V"d. Its caption shouiu 0
ice froF. Colwnbia Oiacior is muon .rapr ov .a. x^ p

"■Pon^'va of Coiur^bia Giaoiar baUvoon Isianas.'

As to Kealor's article: I shouia b« very ^ ^f you can
f,nd time to read it bofor* it is nocessary to cas%: it.

Andrew's bUl. ^hich is horowith rotum. is ail ri#t. s. lar

^ T cr^r-..;^ tV've ^"s no nsa in kicking about t
as the picttv-os fp. ana I suppose tn..o -^ n

^ ♦-» rA fr,y 1 nf -f n^^^iii thcsG plates; aitha.ig,n ■J •
•xorbitanl charge oi $9. CO foj i^tto. -.^6 u.c-.,o 1

had to pay it. I am sx:ra I naver woula.

Very tn;iy yours.

IL Wo Lanier,

Doubleday, Pago h Oc
Kew York.

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Mi^rt.mp Dc Co. January 11, 190 1

D

ear oofj:

Ycur Homant^an p^p^r i^ new heing set up bv ih. r-r-»^

nop© to S'jna you proof in a \r*>r^^ !>% d«uc r

'^ i ^^* <4*iySo In reading ovt;r t^^3

-...Cipt,, I noMood sov,,..i ,,;„^.. o„» ,>f v,,i„i-, .,, ,,,, ,„;„,,„

^ «ii.oa ..s n.^^ .nct^.u^u ..n your T;aL)^>*. 7>^ c o ■« ^

i^i.d, .n v..^ .,t th- oomprohon^ivo nature of very maiiy

tho Pacific coast ro^ion„ Do "Ol- ri^-t ir-r,,. , • ,

b UQ ^oii not m.&na to incluae this nH^ar-

i«i m your rinal papar in irio liar-irnan r>ook?

In your synonym you very ^...ly ..nt.on tho p^o at which ti:a
art.oular rerorenoe is to bo found. Can y.. not ea.Uy suppl.
this in tho gailoy proof?

_ In .est cases I have fiU.d in the plate reforonces. wh.ch;iU

'-i--. ltol3. asw.havepiacodyourarticlonrst in Vol

of tho Acaaaray's Proeoeciim--s, Von h«,i >,„♦ +

^u.ij^s,, vou naa better caraiuily vorif- &u
vt those plate rof"va>inf>o a^ „„ * -^ - j ^

I .i.-...ces, so as to correct any error I nau havo

comnuttea. "

yea

Tlio scheme of .•:ifts«?ii'-inB» i^v- ^r

^ fia-tr.ai i.ibo /oiumos, which -'c
•ent Pie a few aa^'s a,>o ic f^isii.. x>; t • *'

. J^o. )s r.aii. lino. In you>- noxi. 8chorie iU-.se
mciufte the Pvcnoa^ N-m>„'«

. ^goe**^.. N_t.r^, s paper en the Hyd-oida ir, no* in

my nanus, and seer.s .0 be an a<...^rabio ..cntrxhr.t :on.

New Haven, Conn

Vary truly yours.

N-V

January 11, 1901.

IvV« Leon J. Cole

Dejiartraent of 2oolory

liniversity of -Tichigaii, Ann Arbor, f'^ich.

Dear Cole:

Repl:di>- to your let-rer of the 8th irst. , I would state that
I thkc pleasure in sendir,^ you a coi.y of Osi-cod's report cr his
trip do^m the Vufcon, the sane beinc; 'Hcrth American Fauna' Fo. 19.
I liHve also pii:ced your narae on tfc mailing list of the BiolOiiic<il
Survey for both bulletins artd Fa urns.

\7ith re-pect to the publications thus frv issued rolatintt to
ths rriitrrial oollacted on the Harrimn Expedition: Nineteen papers
have been pubaishca by the Wu8hin,j.t:,n Academy of Soienccs. These
may be obtaired by piu-ohase from the Treasurer of the Washington
Acauemy, Bei-nard R, areen. Library of Congress Building. Washingt^on,
D. C. You can probably obtain copies on application to the authors
all of whom h^ve separates. This is really an advance publication
lor proper record ano to secure priority. T^ter, all of the papers
will be reprinted in the sorios of teclm^cal volumes devoted to the
scientific resr.lts of tho Kxpedition.

KoBt of the invertebrate material has b. en worked up aM I
ulreacry hav< enoueh papers to make about two volumes. As, ^
it i!> inrortant that this should go to press as early as practica-
ble, I should bo filad to receive your paper on Pycnoi-onide as early
as vou .-.re able to turr. it in. I assume thatyour illustrations

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will Le mainly, if rot entirely, in the form of line dramrcs which
max he used as text fif^iires or combined on plates to l^e reproduced
by p'lctolithofp'aphy,. Please let me k-cv/ how maroy fitjiires arid how
iJiany jilateB you will have.

Very truly youra,

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Ciiief, 3iolo,«j;ioal Survey

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January ii, 1901

Lieutenant Gc IL Dciy,

254 Washirigton Stro-^t

Boston, MciSSo
My uaar Sr-i

Again you hav. ;Ucad me uiiuar ouiigau.on by ssna.ngrn,> -.no
adaitionai photogmphs of Bogoslof. which cane this mcrning. Iwo
of thase I havo just sorn u*ay t.vr ranrouv.CMono

0ns of til-, ot,her:i No. 4^^„ ..uzzl^u mi ,;reatiy at fi-So, bu: in
studyirig it criticaliy I huv. aon^a tc .he conclusion that ix ,h the
result, of a aoubie exposur.>„ I)c you not Uunk so yovrsoifV £v
holdxn^ it in a .ertaln ii^t. I ani a.ie t,o maks ouv hoDh sau ...d.
of Iho uppor picture, ami can folio, tho shore line .cro.s =i^. -op
of tho lotvr;. uictura.

A.-

ga:n Lhankim. you for your great cxs.sis-.aac« ;ma cnurti»</in

t .Is mv.3r, b-jiUvs rae, *:'..h cost wishes.

Vary : ruiy yo;irs.

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1901

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Profo TrfVDr Klncaid,

Soal/llo, Wash
My dviar Klricuid.:

Th3.nks for :your letter c. the Ja mstant jusi rocaivea

Mr.

A.n.noac i)>'omi.cs to hav. his p^p^vs roar^- in a vory .nort t..n.H ana
.),. Ba.e is t:^uo of "V. iVrr^. anu P.at. 0„ F. CooR, .ho has Lho
i:.rLaopcas. As scon as pos.lhio .fto:- -h3^r receipt by no. I sb.U
trv to publish- ther., so ".haty:.. oein have ^h. compx.te sot of in.cct
•upirs >!Cic5-f= yju, bcioro you i:.^.^./ c^ti-—. • , .•< &
A. T ..na.^«t.nu il , ucu are go.n,, .. turn m a ,,on.ral report on .
,h. ^nsccs. to torn tho first part of the msoct v.ivx.o of t.ne
Ha-Tima-. S3-;os, yoT ruporL to oo loiiy^cu by .h« U.i.l, ^ i^

. K,- d ff,v.'r.il aMi-ho'-s. Shall vo\» have :;ny plat'^s. charts.
' ■• .« ^^ Ulrst^-a-.-ions of any kina -n you*- ^ran.jral -upo-t?
If so, lot nis knr/^ about U:en hs aari; f^^^ , ^tv>,
mat.t.er .s so nearly faniun^a ^Dai. I '.no.^^u- ^o m.^,.o .-BB- i. .

rnor. Can ^a do Uii^i?

V -r^^ truiv vours.

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• Wathinfi,ton„ D. Co. Jan-oary H, i9oi.

Borthoid Uaisui.

164 H%h SLraet.

Boston. Mass.
Dear Sir:

I have not rocoived from "ou if-fl «n^-i« , ■
fVv .V. " sajTipias askoa for of parer

the same at vour «fir«)'*..^ ^ "

"^ places, Dut assume, of cour^sQ iiui i^ .•
'-ag stock paper. ^ ^^ncodtai,

^^^^^on will you let mo soo m-oofs of ^ho rrot. 'i -.u

X <<^ia oi vnc- pnoto- lithographs?

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£)3ar Coe:

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You" lottur of the Ii.3i has Just raau/iod me. iind I hafcien to.
{.hjirJ; you fot' ti.o siMtigosLou ar>«E;^',f)p'.Qnt el" ".^la invrtr>L«bj'at9 pRpsrr,,
This 4ehen6 is ^uoa 1,0 L>iink of, but harriiy aisposog 01 tJ.ti r.roblerr.
For instftfioa, Ritior t^hiixs -lo •.yar.ts a -.v^.-jie vol!i'.e for his mte>'iai.
and tboi'o aneras ;.o bo m harid crou,;^h for a spaoiai volunf or- -n-
sdcts. Funiiarnore, in vie?,' .f the siso of Ei«fen'a p&p^r. 1,0 aorr:-
bine It. in one voluafr with ^our^ on Kene^ieans and %};o other papers '
:,'Ou TCnt,ion, wuuiii mke 21 hook u'cout V.-.q size of Wefcctor's 'Juabfidsvod.

In tiiO Hf.rrimn book. iAnx -aiso lu Vol. 3 of the Wa&J-.irv'.xcn
Aoa:iomy's ?:• jceertin^-a. it seoris probable tlmt wu ehfiU adopt uho
Cu8tt..rr., vyherev^i" t;u.ho;-8 So closira, of giving tha auUic-.-'x -lia
or official uos .Ijctv in cor.nHctioa ?, ; -.h h.s nti?ie. For instance »
Kincai.d wif;!ieii l-o hisve his ai'tiales i.tiadau hy 'iVovor Kineaid, Pro-
fussor of Zoology, Uravsrsity of Was.-.ingLon. ' Oth-ji-s profar not
to hare a titla jjivon. I ^h.jv^id bo .-lad if you will hit rr^s kr.ow
.-^t an earJv data your preierencs in vhe t^atter, v^taI if -ox. dssiro
your official j;ositi<:>n reeordod, ploaso entor tJie ca-ws in fuli et
the /lead oi" j,he t^allcy proof u" j'ou;-' nrticls, wli^:c;i I f'-usi A-iii
rv:!?.c?h "01: very shoi»tiv.

w ^ »f

I:vil;:s;jd hprowith is a h-Hnk tt,rr., which I Hhali be obli.'ad if
yov. '^•ili f Ul Out with tha neoossar/ ^int© r^spaci .i;^ your !^r.^:©rtGttn
pajCi- for Mio Academy's Proctiouings.

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Inclosed yoa iviU find a proof cf the text figures for your
icio. So=ne of ilva linos have laiiou to -aproduce properly, o*-
in.; to tha fact th.,t i-ho Ixm^ ^n thu oriesinai corawing wore t.>o
r,rio« DrawiT^s for i.xt figurOB shouin U very claar and distinct,
and the linos should h suff i.norttty i^eavy to rep-oa^.oe mcoly.

a r b

. >low liavsri. Conn.

Yor- iniiy yours

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A. H<^(2n & Co,,

Baltijspre, Md
Dear Sirs:

Washiiigton, D. C, Januan/ 12, 1901.

An unfortunate delay ooctu-rac in getixr^ off the paok^^e of
17 plates^concerning which I wrota you on the 9th instant. The
package containing thoso plates .cos to you today by U. K, gxp.esa
prepaid. Of the 17 platas sent herewith, 4 illustrate .n a..ticio
on Aecidians. by W. E. Ritter; 13 an arUda on Hyoroads. by G. C,

Nutting. ' - .

In givin, you the lettori.^ for ^,. glao.er picture .n Port

rect. I ^^ve you tho title as 'Bryn Mawr ..d Weilesley O-uWors. ^
. ^0 one on the righ. is not WeU.sley, but S„ith. and the title
should^read, 'Br^n K.r and S.uth aiac.rs. College P.ord, Port

In the package .dth the piates I have included the i
m. shading th. dist.- Ibution of forest, in Alaska.

'•'ory truly yours.

OTg delayed

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Deav !^i>'f

Yo\.r ii?Ster of the ijth inutant is received, v<v:ol/*»)r witii
jho<jk ro^* $&iic!38 in payment of tha varlvus acoomoanyiri;^ ^'ills for
thD He 3e:"v:'er account- in conneot^on yith ili^ HarriaiJin Aia;=ikii K;4peai=

v> ... '» .. I •-• \J K- i-

In accoraano« with your rr/quoist^I ^in araw:ng i-ny {;'3r-

30fiai checks f'^^r the various anoiuil/S, aii^; ^vlli send the j*a?^?a off
totiay, end wlii ^'ctuni the rev-.^ipted r::.'is^ tc yci;« whcni ali 'i:-t.ve
cone baek to m^n At ;.ha sa-^j time I "ec* oopioel^'^'i l^ v^eitiirato
tiint it is not olaa^" t? ^iG ^^b*- I shouU; "be askati to d':> U.^ e^ (i(l:,t io:r

aX :;i^ri(:-al work i^.^nciii^tr'' to ":-^^3 Da^/r^:^nt of loo^e uccoimts,

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New Httvjn^ Conn.
My daar ProfOi^Kor Vorrill;

■ I 'n/.Ya totUiy racelved f^o Harrmar.'i-. chock cove-iM^; tliS
D-cacboT- bnis„ and at his recru^st an sanding you hero*iUi nsy chock
for $107 c 00, the amount uue ycu for ph otoj^r aph.<5 and clra^i;.r.s Jn
aono^-d^nco ^iU. the acoorioanyiv.^ bill. Ki,»Uy return tht. receipt-

sci 1:11 to no. and ohli^d.

Can you f^Ue nc anv .dsa an To wi.an your ronort on tha Hohira.-
derms i. iiKsly to be ra..ay for printuig' I ^houU lo very ,^iaa
xf it '.uM reach ir<e xn tin« to h. ?.;^^M*ned oofcro i go a^^y for

my sonson's fielo vork. in Iha Wat:.:..

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Dear

iU Mr. Ha'-riman'ft request. I send you l.ei-owiUi my check tor
$^^4,10 ill pariMcnt of you?- bill for editorial work &nd nroof road
ing on biis liarriman Alaska Expaaition ?.cok. Kindly roUirn ihs
reoeiptad bill yo mo, and obi,i.-3.

Yours vrry tfOil^^.

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Washington^ Dp Co^ January i.6, 1901c,

Mrso Blixabeth B* Ds.rro\^;,

Iowa Cily^ lotm

Doar Madam:

At Mro Harriinan's roquesl. I send ymi herewith my oheck for
$65oOC in paynont of your bill for the GO excellent p?*n drawings
illustrKtij^ Prof o Nutuiiig^s report on Hydroids. Kindly rut-urr
tho recoiptea bill to mo, sand oblige p

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Washington, Do 0., Jai^ufj'Y IG, 1901

Champa i/yi, III.

Dear Sir;

At. Kro Harrinan's request I Band j'ou herewith ny er.aek in
pa:^ont of your bill of $59o00 fo^- the ^Irawings Ulustfi;lir;g you
paper on Aiaska Aptory^.otao PI oaso r(;!.urn Iho reflaiDT.o.a bill 1.0

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Lanca5Jte>% Pa.
Doar Sir:

Herewith I arn handing ycu at Kr,. Harrii^ian'a requeJ^t ro^'' check
for $47*7093 in payme:A of the accompanying bilic Kindly roturn

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i>"ar !vh«. Lanier:

Your l«cl,oj- ox' tA3 i4th instant is at lumd, and also the
roi-urnec Bojiosiof ^holograph, a^id tho package of fir.is}.«a photogra^
vures fro.-ri Ei->n, for which I .':U', excocdinf;,!;; obiij.^ou.

Tho p-intors hav8 rot yet eeat 1.0 rev is,* of tha Burr.m=hs
article, },-,.,l. it Hill prolabiy oom« :Hiortly- Tho chaiV:.os :-.n th-5
*^ay i-ranv3osit;:ona ano subntltutiona of iiLustrations. 0^.,^, ,^ui
noccssltat • tha res.jttlrv^ of a number c^ pv,ea, jr the caiss of
Uo IHout-utions r<?rn;H'oa at f^rs. Hrxrri^: '^ r-que.t,^ I wruta
onouz-h additional mattor uo exactly fm ,>, ,^^.^^ ^,^^ .^, ^.,^
*:^e appro.oa V-y Bi:rroiv3>>& in ariv^n.a. no as ic roui«e t... a -ininum
tho niunbor of oases in which It K-uld l)e r.«coo8ary i,c mn ov^)- ami
reset t::G mU',inp^ pa^^eso It h^,.jns tc look a.V 5;: it would bo m^
•fvstiibie '.c ^vt th: Icr.k out bofor- the Kiaciia of March. Hitve you
y^i. round a capnr wtucl; :s .iuitulie for Ih^ t^xt?

Vo'-y truly yours „

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l^oHlities and all othov ^-at^. obtuxned ...ur..

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Dear Profor.scr Brawer:

Many thanks for your ^xceUlt-nt artic^a on '.he A^ai^ka almo^-
phore, which car.^':^ yesDerclP^y eveni;:g, ana ^v'iich X liave rt^ai. with
rtiuch interest and prolit. ^sing bo othor delays, /our c.ol&v h^^s
not seriously inconveniftncfsd. me, and I d- orceeairi^.vy gi^^a to liavo
your paper in time to ^t it Into the i'}rtit voluna, -/here it \.t>
longs. I am suro jt Vviii intrj^^ost and instruct a ^jrc-at rcaxr/
peoplo. Proor will bt sent you as scon u^ tne arLioie is in typa*

Trustii^ that you ^lU whip that aola of your^, ami i^vin oon-
tinuea best wis^hc^, I r-emam.

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My a-jt^antion YieM boon r;3ceutly calJ.s^i to a wp/isrt of a
Specitil Agont of thd Troasu»-y Dspartmenl. ori tlxo salBon n.siior.itji.
This re?o>^t is fc^ 1900, and is paid to oonoain iiioiilJon cf a neiv
and pa>'ticuiariy (iiaVoli'?al kh;d rl' salmon lAdustvv, ,^mcU. «rf
estaPlisiiTiOni ?.n which onljr Uie b'3lli«s of nriRB salmon r.*** -r?^
aurvau. sRlt-ad, and pack.>d ^n n? srcs fo^ shrsnar-t. the Ah.-l'. rish
axoort tna bolly '>9inr t;iro*n a*ay. hofisr t^ola t,o, if I am roL

ai ♦,.:-,o riaji-i ;'f Cook Inlet: nrn that he a>fiw .rf st'Vfi.'fti oth«x'«. Will

not look jntt. trns {isttt,.:.- «:, oiiO'?^ aad wvitf> •./■ ?• id -if, ions).
i:'ar&v.raph cr V:::. i-^r y^ywr t3.hi3f: nrtvv.?, whlah will ;:o to .,^o
nrinte>* •ih-'>rtiy?

You H'-y i;,aitisv ir.i^o ^ b^c habii, cf ccwio^^ to \^i-ii ij^ton for
so 3hc<?«t & tiw f,hat, ;/ou n'-f* onsiMr '.o M.:.jv.d rnj a vii^.i':,* I aU;. to
})''opo3t» a oor{:.r.-^Td«o nrv'arig^-fi...,-j-.-o, which in, l,iial v^licn yoi. ^i«.' too
pi-e3B0d to Et.ny cvar ni^iiit wiih us yo;* of,Me to lay hoMsn .'..«= the
ti-a.i'-. Hwi ».a^a bi«")&Kias^. «rii.r; ui. Tl.is Wiii era-.V?! •■o.v to ^joi i.o
ths i);}p«rt,r'**nt as -.^.x-n rs it it. a-cr. "ir 'tv-sinsss. iuv: -^iill r.ot da-
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Dear Mr. LuJi't;-.-: ^

R. oxnr...a T ^. sondiru^ you horevith 7 dnx^ir^s of Bo^oslo. .
or a bI«Vl.. and 3 of .o..s (U vn all) for roproduciion by photo-
en-'ravln^^. roiiuJea --:? inriicntad.

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WashiiT^ton, D, 0,„ January 23, 1901

New Haven, Ooruio
Dear Coe;

Herewith r am senaiji^r you by express photo- iiihograpf^ uroofs
and original, of the 7 biaok and .■h:te platos acco^r-aiiyln,. .our
Nomortean a-ticie. Those plat^js shoiiid bo m.mbe-ad Vn to Xlli
inelusi^re, as thoy imQcJipj.oly foUow y(X-.r 6 colored plates.

I shall le ohli^;od i? you win kinuly ^o over those with cara,
makiiTfi any mees«ary corrootion., verifying the r.fc-renca,s.. oi,..,
and send then direct to Rorthoid Moisel, ISl Ki.^. Stroat. Bosvon.
^lass,, in order to save t,i;'io.

It seoms to me thai, these plates are corcxr^ o'at Vur^. f^atis-
factorily. although a few pcint. failed to roproduoo ana Leu a
iittlo retouching, which you will, of oourse, inaicato.

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Chas. C. Tenethoff, •

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Dear Sir:

herewith I rr^iurn tc yov. the Ooceritber account relatir^g to U^c
Harrirein Alaska JtApQditTQn ooak^ v/ith ail the bili?? receiptc;:.

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.De&r Mr. Lisnier;

?^. O-csaiwe of tl-,0 Hallotype Canpaii^ was hare a fev,' dnye ii^;o
und i') .-irrcirviirv^ v.ith him for a lot of heiiotype aid phovclbrf^ ^;
work, I an-wijied also for the holiotype plates of iiivertebrate
fi.:ii-.ros for the technical series of the Harriman reports, thereb^'
securing tho deoir^cl edition at a very considerable reuuctioni^v^ viv,S^
The terms a^.^e-d upon for heiiotype platej; are $15.00 par 1,000
prir:ts. lettering and pa>ier included. Tlie p<.per is strcn^-- rag
stock, of which I hav? simiplts.

In order to iacure theso very viasir^^ble ten.os, it v-be agreed
■chut ir nnae of prints >'Pi.oarir^- in both the Procee-iinf^ of the
Wnshii^^.yn Aciiuemy of Sciences and the Harriman Expedition books,
the editions for both sliould be printed in one atrai.^ht run. Ln-
asauch ae the letteriiicj for the top line ;vilL diffor in tae t,vo
i-aees. Mv. Ccckayne sui^,e8teu that he hole the edition for the
oook urtii m are ready for tho Bame, and then letter .-ind ^?..p '
tiiom in accordance wit;', our iniitructions.

■^ith robpect to thelithoc^ruph plates, ivhlch he vcreoz to make
for as at about $9.00 a plate, I did not ..laKe ar^j arrungieroent for
thft Expedition edition. Doubtlesa you v/ili do thia.
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p'Ov.>>vfs, cut t pHias n2 bdyona 8;;prf;d»ion to ruivc vou aay ihat yft
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Dq^v Sir:

Yesterday I sent you by express copy for two additionSf'^PS?
tho Washington Academy -— on^^ by Miller on Mammals ^ the other by
Dail on Shellso I also returnee to you ^f^alleys 1 to i of Coe's
paper on MemerLoans ana am sondii^, you ine romainir*^ gaileys (|tu 14)
today. Vt'hat is the difficuity with this paper? It> roema to t^^ko
forevor to get it into type oil I suppose the size of (^vr in%i- volume
may bo taken as an index to the capacity of your establishnsni so
far as the wo>"k you can do in a year in this line is 3onco '"nea^ as
we kept you pretty conbir.uousiy supplier ^ith copy, -aid c^culu hsc/o
furnished several h^u-iured pu^';es r.ore if you coula have haxidled it.

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matter now in your pos^iossior;, 3^s we aro in a hui^ry to get a niunbor
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hands which the authors vvant to gee in ty}>6, and whicli we wish to

unloaa.

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I have not M-ard from you yot as to the oate of shipment of
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nor for that jratter have I heard goaitively that you havo shippoa
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corr.r.ioto. sola of the plates as printed, so that I ciay actuhily see
tne icXXzy\-% and piato reterences. The sol of colored plates
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Dear Goe:

Aro yon net just, a ir'iflc elow 1^. ij.atti.r.^ your ry^ooi' '..ai-k tc tv?
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Dear Mrc Lan:jer

Your lett.or of t,ho i.sih instant is at harA, lo^ex^wv wii-h vu^
two proofs of the Jc^st Bogoslof photogravure witli lettarui^^^ diic:;

i\^ tha loiterirvi on tho l:t3t Um'oo I)0>?:oslof r^hctO'

grav\7rus ib correct, l;v?ro 369ms to be no need for }'o turning ihe
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they hau >;orr3(Jtea that :>. nana; part^r^culariy ao ohanres In pagx-
nation a^f3 ifivolyorio Tho BtaUmont -s e^^r'-'^ot, that I ar: ;:Dldi:ig
a lot of pe^;G proof ^hlol' thoy wish to el3ctrotypG. The reason for
thia IS, that tho ca>*t r^^ator of the I/^ttnr part of the Burroughs
article and t'^o whole of thtt ^-'.ir artielo w^ill havo to r.n re pa^ .e d ,
and no nan knowfs, nr can hncjrw,. untii w^.ijso tA^o articios are stral£!;ht-
O'ui out^on vyiiat na/'^a thcf no>tt t'ollowirif: article v«^iil bo;rfu« In-
aj.r:uc^h as the hasty pa^jijig and castirj^>; aurin^-r ny brief ahsonce in
California la^^t siunnor i^as already >'oni1r»^d five nir:oth9 to undo, and
is .^iot yet by any moans finished, ir hardly fiOGiteri tho part of
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Doer iSpa-ie»^s

Thanks for vour latter of the 13th i.n::^tant iind the ar?cor^ranvirvr
ara?^in^i^c Thay are I'^ood so far as thev ^lO. ard we will havo to
give up the imaginative picturos, for which 1 iiad hopCKi, hut whiuh
wov'i'l reqvire T>oo maeli Lmtorial and too much timo at this late day«
The only on^^ in '.vhic>i it will he nocessary to niaka any change i? t.}:o
drawing of the Ebkimo hoy and g^irlo Dro Dail wouJd.lik? to have
a lahret insert'^d in tho hoy's iip noar the cr/rner of thv? rnouth,
an inii(!rttod on the dra^^ingo You are pro):a])ly wa^^o tiiat a
large number oT the Ameriojin E^skimo wet'r stcno di^os, call^jd
lah!*ets, i/:: their lipso They hen;in *yvth sn:all ones and incroase
th9 si/^ ag they j(i,rw oidor ana tha oponiiig hucomes rore stri^tehe^U

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Prof. ?. h. K!-.cn\'ltor>,

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Pa-.on r.y c.elav m repbnrc to your loiter ubou. .he Ai.^ka
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slira, nanolv. Wrl^MV for $ii«00g /^narew's for $71.00, and
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Dear Sir:

Your ball for thij 13 C09 piataB, ariouyitit:^ to $i^6?p90, is ^•'o-
ceived and is horewith returned for revicicn. Tho b:lil shculc. bo
riiaae out in ^ho namu oi Mr. Eo lie Harrirmn, not in my >iani3o If yc
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ci '.rintinr on special papar f..^nt you by Doul.ieday, Pago ?: Go. Thoy
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Washington, D. C, Pabrum^y 20, 1901.

Dear Mr. Lanier:

Your latter of the loth instant respecting the present statue
of thG Alaska hook crossed raine to you on the sane subject. 3o that
further reply is unnecessary.

I ivrote you yesterday in reply to your letter of the lAth
except with respect to tno three last photogravures. Inasmuch as
you have felt it necessary to return yours to Andrew. I m sending
you herewith ny duplicate sot, in order that you nay nave at itaat
one copy of evorytliir^ in the series.

"Mth respect to the paper. I suppose you will send an addi-
tional durany to the New Era people, in order to have the text
figures printed as originally planned. Wo waiii them priateu -.u
both .sides of the paper, s.s Ih^ra is a slight difference in the
finish of the two sides, and wc want ca-oful work, wot fiat proofs.
I received a day or two age a smashed pasteboard roil on whic]
wore wound three sheets of Grigr^d's 1 ithogrraphs . One of these
sheets contained six pictures of Mount Iliama; another six heads of
Connorants. and the tliird two prints each of four of the flower
Pictures. If I give one print of each flower picture to CoviUe airf
Walpolo. T will have none left for nryseif . In sendirig m addit,icr-
al plates please see that they txr-o cut and sent flat, so that t?o:'
Will not be ruinod in transit. » ^" " . . »

In the package with the photogravures I am sending you hov-.vrith
five orxgirai drawings {four by Sr-ader and one ty Hudscn) to ill;;.,.
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Thanks for yovu" l-allet^ oi: the :r->-.h inRiar.t. T'.^: ph fc^raphs of
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Denr p.-cfesiJcr' Verrili;

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up and ir you hari '.akon i-p uho ^uYan^:^d wtr^crn . T.:- ther(: i£/ti,Oi'S
I h^ve not :,ot roplie^o M% Karrira*^ a!.^r ^aw mo 1?^^:. yfeok ^-.r-u
inquired par-tic:.. ia^^Iy a3 to the sour.- < i;-h^7 and how Icn^ boforo

:r3 couid covint on seeirv- the* v.^lurrvO

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Profo .1o K, VorrUU

Tho sjip»*essnar? lielivored to ne today your first hatch of 15
platos, ror t^}ii*,rh I ^in ^^r^i-atly ohlh^odo As the mutbors on those
plates are not consoc:uti^e<, prohably I had hotter wait until tho
noxt, Olios coro in before oonding these off for roprodiiCtionp though
I W'A vary anxioiis ho >rot Tjiom into tho iianri.s of the Hoiiotypo people
:x^ 30011 ■xs possible , Tho photo/^^-apr^s you havo sont aro certainly
of i-.ruEunl QKoail'inci:. ann I an sure thay wiii roake a T-orarkably
hardstrn^ sot. oi" olati'S -.'lier^ raBufl!?! by heliotypo prcoess.

Ralnlun -j-otiisoa the t iates of Stmrpsons for J'iCnday, -^na I
vviil ?C'ni ther. to you as soor? as roccivo*!.

One- point is not claar t,o mo, tho'c^^ possibly you may havo ax-
oitvinO'-i it, in ono of your sarlior letters. It i.9 this: Arc all tho
Plates vou f-v-o now sending intondci for your articlo in the Proceed^
icvts r'' ',hc; Washin/;ton AeaJO'^y, cr ara sor-ie of then to be hole, until
tha yublicHtion o€ th.;) Harrinan vola-ne, in wliich all are tc appear?
It in neti^Kiiiary fo»* r-: t-o kn.w thi's bsrore liav if^: the pl&^ft> repro-
iucs'l, i\? t.'-.<7- or-o -rcupeii by tho ^l^zo^ pf..tfhe ,pa.it.ion, ana the
tiatns -A'hic-:' s-o pull'-^hou ■' i-st in the \Vashin2tc-n Acaaeny are
rr >-+'^-i in a;^ ..tLitic^ iror- '.hitn douhle tae f-i^o of that for the-

Kat^r hnnri hook. ?^ ^ o/'ii* •

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Washitvrtor. D. G.. Maroh 9. 1901.

t

% dear Palacho:

Many thanks for your latter about th. fossil iocaiitiaa. whicn
came promptly, and was just, what -e needed. I am (>lac to know that
you have hoen pushing work on your -epori of late and tn^.t you will
be able to send me the manuscript in a vory -.hort timoo

'^ery truly yours.

vi ^>^^ v:^^ \\vvc

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Charlos Palache,

Minoralo.i?;ieal La>>ovatorrr .

Harvard Unlvursit'r

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Washbvrton. D. C, Varch 0. 1901.

Prci. Wi ilium ?ra lease,

Missouvi Botani-^a). (inrden,
St. Louis, Mo.

Daar i)r. Trslcn:?^:

l^y tbsnks for you- letter of tho 5th instunt. transwiiUng
<^a"VK.--s"' first oapsr on tt.o Har-^i-an Exp«QlLion Al^ae. w>-.ich has
arrived saf.iy. with a. fine lot of pl^en. which i shall aond off
at or.oe to bo reprochced Vy photo-i3t>iograi.hy. I will i-ook out
^... Ih- reo^rraphic nan^os nr.d othsr details you nontion. The amy
thxr^^ I seen to l-o in^oubt about at tl.o outsat is the relation o1:
tMs\>apor to the o.^' whio.o is to fellow. Is not the other one
suf-:.v>ntlv neur comr.loticn to or^able us to run the t^o to^cether,
so a. to rorr. o... continuous report on the Algae? This, according
tc, ^ts title, i. oonnlcto ox.epting for oha Rhodophycuae . If this
..tt.r .roup is I.kowxsa be.ng wurKed by Saunders, xt would seen
.. if the o.intiv^ of the titles xn this fum would be unfortunato.
If -.ovld seea alno as if th. general discussion of distribution
r/.'.ould rre^eao th« t.ochnica; pa-, of tho report. How does tras
.trine you. ana have you a:>y definite xdea a. to «hon the ramining
T3art of tho reT>on is likolv to cone in?

GfUey j;roof w:H r,, -ntTa'rn r^Eti-^r of course.

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^0 bo vs^^-oauc-^a by hGi^olype p'-oeoaif, a-a 23 -i&iOK ho bo ro^ro-
o.C3a'by T,hor,o^i.th.<ir8,,ny ---^ all l-o bo pr.nboa in L:io ?-oeoauin,;3
I- Ov. •■!(.-.';. 'vvn; ^caatin- oi: Soionce^ tirui tc appear lai.ur ..; -^^o
tucn^ioai voUv'es <m' the Harriruin E>tp<HHt]or hook.

As :■ :.nt^:.-st&nn. it,, the photo -iithof.i*aph?,c plate?. Ja;^.> io .-ost
no?. 1.0 (.xoeau $S»00 pv^f i.OOO. the paper an^i leU.crii^^ innluooa;
tho }:.V;oi.yue pi&^en. $xo.00 po- 1,000 prints, papor anu Lotlor^n^
mcitidoc, proofs to bfl sv^nittea an i^^riy a;^ practicable .ui(^ tho
cdilion dcJi:voi*edv;^thAn six wcck;^ o: riai.D cf receipt of originals

cy youc.

I andarato-a that pl:itus wurc to l;o sent in mltiplas cf ei^^ht.
Tnis I havo- aor.o ir. t.n« .laso of i.ho hr,iiciypo plates, but inthe
c^^e cf trie pr;o:.c-aiUioS''aphs I iKck one plate ot 24. If Uiic will
rr^o tx diff.ror.eo in U.« ur-ico you m;- hoia up 7 of r,hose p!ato8
until r an Libic ' ;• r^or.d you tho auditiorial <mo nocoasary.

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Roviso proof of Miair caine tJiis morning, which I am mi,^'hty
giad to sea. 'I S':i:it y^u iiHnadiatoly on its racb-ipt pa^a proo^ of
Gfinn*3li*s TnoKtiig^ a^u will i'ollo:^ th:b S-^y li^b Sski^i^; ihis eveniri*^.
Tomorrow I shall und(Aiht,ealy send you proof of Daii* I shaii bo
giaci to see proofs of Iho out'Si^anciir^ plates of h^iir as s?oon as
possible, ana tivi hopirig lo receivti proof of Kernow^s articie at unce

What IS tho yiitoh v/ith CoeVs Neraor^uariS? Wo have, homx look-

ing for it daily fo>* s 0^*10 time-

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Boar :;+anl3"-BrcwiK

The bate), of bill, from Poubiodsy. Pa^^e ^ Co.. dat.d Varch 9th.
and .e..ived yesue^-uay. have .con appvovea and are rotu'-noc; .ero.itl..
,.,;^.H.d«. .ricos P.>-. hi^h. l«.t. Unier Boni. ..e the contract and i
fine il ^rees .nth tho bill, so thero la nothi% fux'thsr to suy.

Vorr truly yours.

J. Stanley B>-own,
1?,0 Broadv;ay,

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Your lot^^er ol th^ Btn iiisL. reached ms jroniptly anxi in ac-
oordarae 'rfitn yc:.u- rociuest I u^U Do.-.or Fisher to ,^t oat tbu

frorr; -//hich ycu wiKheu slides. Ke did this and has I'Uid
the slide, uiude, a.; tVoy are sent to vou by expre.B today . alor^
^vith the bill for the Seme. Unlortiinately tv/o of thou, ycu v/unted
are hroken. With bebt '//iches.

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Yasterdaj? I rouirac^ to you ail of the proof rocGivpci; iiaia'^iv
pago proofs uf Grinm!!, DaU, and Kaaiar. ThiK mornirig I rocoivod
and ^'oturned to you ecr-recl ion lor pa^-a ^g, c^^vorai days ago I
sent, y 01^ chapter on geo-Taphy To..' the /.ias.ka. book. i-ul. have not ra-
ce ivod any R'sknowUmgarr.ent o- i.rooi of tiic same. r,or have X re-
ceived prool of f«rnow This tor-rlbi, u.^ay in ^otiirv^ nov. mt-
tor in!.o tyvo is ^joir^ to piay rnb wif.n us baioro we get thvouglx
wit!, tho look, as :t is oven now the oiovetirJi i^our miu soma of the
proof riust l;o sent to authors &!- a rti^canos to It roaci,

tnal, has beoone of Cr^.'s p^per on !'iQniert„;ans. and *j;y uo you
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Washington, Do C«, March 21, 1901e

Dear Mr, Lanier:

Yestsrdav I sent you >jv axDress a lar^^e batch of arawin^s for
Gilbsrt's ar^iclo on i^iaciors, for reproduction. Bosides the ex-
press packSf'^e one outline map was sont. by mail in a roll. There
aro 78 drawings in ail. of which 13 ara for full pai^e cuts; the
others for smalisr blocks. All aro marked for roduction, I-lr.
Gilbart tells me, and rUi aro for reproduction by photo-ongraving,
and should, I suppose, be done by Wright. Please return with

ijroof s as usual o

During the paso few days I have rcccivyd from you four sets of
proofs of tiio AuurtjW ]ni--A,off'syur(i& and of the Si-i^nard ana Tabor-
Prang lithographs c The photo^-ravures *»cre wretchedly packed atid
were conside^'abiv ciainaf-oii in consequence. T^icy iiau a 3inj];ie
piece of pastehoard at one end of tho packa^vo,, nothirif^ at all at tho
otiior end, or on any of Ine sii.;>3, cxoopt a 3in^i,l-3 thickness of
Manila papor ana a pidco ji stri.^^ Tiio result was that they
wore aoiivered to me torn opon wi*^h iho 3on:ors sticking out in
ever- dire cl ion, as natural unuor tho circi.mstancos*

Tho status • f one hook text la as v'oiiows: I havo recoivad
eorroctoa plat-i proofs of every Ihing xu uype; namely. Burroughs, ^iuir,
GrlraioU, Dall,, ana Ke^iu^. brir^ing tlic mttordown to pa^e 232,
but I hAVo not roco vol a sirv-io line oi advano^i proof, uhou^h udvan03
has beon pron.iaed i ^r :ioi:S:lmQo Tho prim>ers havt, the forusLry ^.d
^;eography arti:^los -n hand ana I will £ona tho rffnainc^er aR soon
.ts th.s :s put m type.

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I was iiraaily disappoinled to iind that. Andrew has printed vh<i
photogravures on this wrGlchod soft Ihick paper, I am afraid
it will make a very awkward book, partloulai^i^ since the ni^ber of
plates is so ^reat that thuy must run on alternate pa^^os wUh the
text, in ordor to (jot thdm all in.

By the way, wliat has be coma of the no^v butcii of paper which
was being made for tho dummy? It wouici be a sau staoe ol affairs
if at the end we have to wait for the paper •

Very truly yours.

H, Wo Lanier,

ryoubioday. Pa^^o h Coo,
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Washiri^cton, Do C, March 21. I90i.

A« Hoon h Co. ,

Eaitimore, ?'d

Dear Si'^s:

Your. letter of the 20th instant arrived this morning, along witi..

a numher of proofs of the Bogoslof zinc Gngravinga. for which . I

am obliged.

Your draftsr^an. I find, took severe liberUos with tho scales
on two or nore cf these charts. One of these I corrected a re*
davs a,^o; another one I -eturn harovvith for correction. The scale
oalufor 2 nautical .iles. ins.aaa of 1^2 nils, as printed. I
.was arraid of tius. U.t had no ...oans of comparir^ i^ with the orig-

inal until today.

P-oof of Ferno^-s forestry map has not yet boon received.
Corrected and lelterea proofs of the pMoto- lithographs you are

mak-iY fo^* '-^^ have noi come to hand.

By tlus mail I a.n senau,, you to bo or^graved on st.no . mp of ^
the Un^tod Stales to bo reuuced to a sircle octavo page. It is in-
tended to .how tho ^o.:.ta of the Kxped;^ion across the continent.-
both going and con,.ng,. and should be reouced to 5 1-2 inches in
leivrth. The citiu. undoriinea in rod should be given on tr.e .ta..

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?!any tnanks tor your promptm«a in making una i-oiumin^ Ihy
xasL Bo^oslvf dra*in^.s» They ara very fm^. In .^Uinn the
ror^ininQ text into shapo I find wo siAU lack three initial iat-
t9rs .-. two T's and an F. Will you kinc.iy nake thesa for us at

your oariiost. oon.venionce' Ono T is for an- arti.ile on the pur-

ity of tho /iaska atmosphere by Proiassor '^rem^r; anotiier T is for
'Vinnoll's article on tho salmon fisheries; the p ig foj. tjig f,j;j
farn a>'ticl3. With these hints sunplemntiru? the fertiiitv of
your imagination I }^avu no doi:1:t trmt you wiU be able to Varn orrt
the proper Lrung in stiorl. oraor.
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Washington, Do C. J^irch 21, 1301 e

Dear ?-rofessor Treleaae:

You'.-s of the 19th instant is at htu-ia. I an aelij^tod to
know +hat- Saunders .vUi })avo his entire report reaoy in April ana
that he wUi write his ftenerai discussion to ^,o at tlie hegirjiine
of the article, wliore it belongs^ This is exactly wha>. ao wanl .
and I will hold the part I now have until tho rcsx, is recoivid.

•Meanwhile I air. h.avin^s ^^ V^^""-' "^'^^'^'^''''^ '

I was very much pleased to learn from your i.etter oi the 13tn

instant that the fun^^us papers a.'o in you- hands and that we can ■

axeoct them shorti.> along with tu. paper, and plates on ..osbus.

Wo are certainly ^;ett.n. tc,;ethor a ilno lot of mator.al. but it is

obviuus that rl will not be possible tn ,,et out any voIuk.0 oxoept

the first before I go west for th_e su'-.or
hope to issua about mo ond of Ap.-*ii»-

The first, voiune we

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Missouri Botanical Ga^-ajn,

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Waai"iiivJ»on, D« C, , Viarch 2i, 1901.

D»jar Professor Ve'"?*iH:

This no^-ni]-^ Ballibun sent m^ 33 mount.ed photo^rhpiis of Sl.iinp-
son's types of EchinoaormSc Thirtvr^Wo of ^hose are star xishos;
one is a soa urchin* I am sondiij^i therr* to you herewith by t3xpr33S.

Some of tho spooiOB undoubtedly should bo iilus^t^ratod, but
thoso mounted orlnts, of coitrso, should be kort by you as a stua^^
■i^erldt.. ' Tf you will indicato tho onen you would nko to us^ in
plateB I will Lry to v^et Mr^ Rathram to sup^^lv hjQ with uiinoimtod
points , Wiiich I ;/ill sena -ouc

If you havG line (/r8wu;g8 ouough on hanu to mako up 0110 plato,
I shall be obliged if you will s-nd it :.o m at unco, as I ara just
one plate :>'t:.'t h\ riakiiv; up a buLch for reproducuion by photon-
lithography 0

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Ve-^^- r^n-r thanks To. tho phonograph, ci" Six.pso.Vs typo. o.
north Palific Ec-hinodorns. wh.oh arrlvoa .his .oru..^ ..vl whxcnj

have just ^er^t to Froioboor Y.,rrj.--^»

^^ ' , p 4'hr^m Vin ft hnftH ^ caH sco^. quite an

I sr.pposaa. ana.iaboiing of thorn has boen„ .. cct

.n».hi. u:^ectlon. hut .nasrnuch ae t.eao p..nts arc .ounioa .t .U

. .■ -r^ in-'o T.-at-^^. 'ina I stror^,!'/ suspect

that Prol'ossoi- •/errUl fnii wan. a r.. «s.

• ».-^« Ti' "ou con id loan niO t/he

..gat-ves, I oouid >,avo t.o prints ^d. w.thou. putt.^ you to

fvrtlurr truulla in irio matter.

►> « v-u.-i.-t. th^H work done far us. i &J''.

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Boar Stanley-Brown:

Pardon my dalay in writir^ about tho Fuertes matter. The roa-
son is that I have not had a stenographer this week until todav.

^ clay or t.o a^o I saw Fuertos and asked him if ho was making
any pictures for .Ir. Harri.^n. He replied that he was ^ki^ a
painting of a male and fanale eider at Plover Bay, Siberia, which
no wished to show me for suggestions. He has since shown me tho
painting, which I think is goir^ to bo something roaily fine I*.
montioned that, as he had no m.lo eider in the phuna.,e desired, he
was voiable to finish the picture until ho eamo here.

With respect to the pass: I told vh™, +h»-f t

paoo. i Loia nim that I uriderstood from

you that Mr. Ha-rimn intend, furnishing bin, tnu-.sportali„n. lut
that It »aa necosaary t. kno, «re definitely .i.st wh»re ho .ant-
ed to go. I find t.hat i,e .isho. to ,.ke only ono atop on hi. .ay
to ,oin nry field party. Thi., stop wUl ho at San Antonio. T„,aa.
Ha would liko to ioava M„„ york on or about April 12 ami prooa^a
diroot to San Antonio, ...or. ho will work a ahort tina before .„^»
f«-thor „at. It .ould be co.nvanient. thorofore, if he could
Uvo t.o passe. - one to San Antonio ana return; tho other fror,
San Antonio to El Pa.o and return. The latter .houlc be good
for atopo,er. along the way. aa w» c.,,nct ton ,o lo^, in aavanoe
exactly Whore and when he ean conneot wit!, oi.r .en. Puert.. is
d'oatly delighted at tho prospeot of jotting thi. tra,«„ort.t<o..

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which eaables him to make a much needed trip which otherwise he
could not take at this time.

In this connection, you and Mto Harriman doubtless appreciate
the fact that ffuortes has already furnished for the Alaska book
more than $1,000 worth of paintings, all of which he has made ex-
pressly for the book and without making any charge whatever, al-
though he has been crowded with pay work all aloiig wnich he has
had to set aside m order to do this work for us.

Very truly yours.

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W. W« Greeno^

Department of Labor,
Washington. D. G.
My dear i'r. Groom *.

Kgpiying to your letter of the 20th instant, would state that
at present I am very satisfactorily off so far as stenographie
assistanco goos. Should I find myseU' in a holo at any time, I
will bfy glad to let you know.

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T)tu?^ P^^oiasuor Varrill

Tnia morning i rocoivoo from Rathbun a batch of UiXaDuntiCCi
prints ul' liie '^tinonon typas ana sent the aaise to vou irrineaiatoi-,
and ti*ust they wlil enabU you to n:ak<3 up ^nta piatos s^uph aif you
dfiom Importfjnb Lo oubxish in this ocnnoct:.vn«

Your l^lhiiT of tno 20tn in^i.ant has just a^'riveu, anu I am
glao to know -h^^t you have rtac:.? up a place of line a/iu jitippia
rirawlivjs vvbieh yau v/ill ^.^t^fl mo to aompiote a batch uCa iii v^-altii:^'^.

! aii ^^.iix'i your* r,3.: is havvi^-i^ auch s^iccess: in BerrmKii?., bia ncn*
fess to a iittio i^^aiiii;^ '^^ rep^et whon 'ou atatj that vju i.ro
iikHiy to go there to join hi?': in Ap^'ile I fear thia n^^ans that
you v/iii bocomo so absor't><?a iri Bornuda .';atox'iai that you Will not*
be abL^ tc lirv'?h th'> Alaska rlc;^\^'*oden':•/l Tor a v^rv iorui: Lino.
Howovor. I t;*u:?t nothi^i; ^.^1. p^v'^^ent •^'':^ i*7\:!m j^enaliv*; us tho
f^t.yr ' isa pnpor bcloro yea /'C- You <;i;^ ?it U) hava prooisj of ^hi&,
but 1 dovi't ao£5 Gi^a-'tly \ -^' ^^s chA wail lor thom to ivo ,/0 Uvinaiua
a>ri bewk. IVvrsLt'ibiy you u? o :)ot r/yi^'^i, l'* ^i-ay triare vury long» in
which c5ai>e wo rr^i^ht hoid ti^o f.apt>^ untU you riili\«^n, iiow is U-ia?

Vory truly yours.

Pro:\ Prof. A. K. Vnn-ill,

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Dear Pt; tl»*nba;.*';h:

Gilbert Ifr^s just called ;'^y bXh^xXi^ion to a para^^^Hoh in your
r"CO:it letter to Um, in r/hich you niention photo.-ra];hB <?f forosts
in tho cjovjitrv botvM'^5^n Port C'larGncii ami Krjtj;obue Sound n Tiic

■;:ino3 ^cfe»'^od to arv^ aoubtios^' spmeuo It woifio tiO inportant

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if you ccuio iojate ^ho iocalii.ie:s deviniteiv, so i>!iat we ::;an boii
hi^^-j. ^nore thoy aro. It rias been lori^ known Lhat tiriber came
^.o-:!n nt^ar tho coast at Kotssbue S')und. Ajty "inrorrnaJ>ii>n Ijoari/^
on the Ci55tanc6 directly east f^'orn Fort Claronoe at v/hiob tii^ber
apnaarb wjidd be iinj}0'"t.ant > Fa"--'ti7:;\>. lastly, it it oould bo ob-
tained within th-3 Tiex: fow d^^ys, ^yhiie l^eynow's papor ^r^ uno uis*
tr;.butiori of forests \n Aias-a i^^ pr^i^siivi; throisTh tbe press.

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T)ear Professor Vorriil

TnU morning I rocoivoo. from Rathbun a batc:h ol" ;niaoi;ntod
prints of the >t:!":pson typDs and sent the name to you irrrtectiateiy,
arwcl ti'ust they \yiii enaLle you to n:aka up into platos J^uph as you
deom Important to ruib.iish ?Ln this connoction*

Your lettor of the 20th instant has just a)*riveu, anii I arn
glad to know th:-*t you have r:iac:e up a plate of line a/iu fitippis
drawi'i-^s A:<neh you v/ili s.^tric* mo to compiote a batch ucw in tpvaitii;;^'.

I ai.i ^jifc-'i your r.:c- is havlrig r.uch sucisesij in Benmiua, buL ocn-
fes8 to a iittlo i^>yiin;^^ '^•^' rep-^Gt whon -'ou atatu Ll-at yru are
likaiy to go there to join him in Aprilo I fear this means that
you will bacomo so abso^^bc-o in Bfjrinuda 'lattiriai that you will not*
be abiit tc i'in;is:: tho Alaska x^cri^-^oderr^^ for a v^rv iori^ Lino..
Howover. I tj^ur^^t* nothi^|- ^.j1. p^e^^ent yr:;.; i'rori nenaliv. us tho
i^ar iish papor bGloro ycu ;'C- You (U; ht lu havo pruoib ci this,
but I dovi't SOB uxa'-tly 1 ■■^^' ^s chn wail Tor them to go .,o IJonriuda
ana back. rG.io:,bly you uro K^t ^oiri^ i>i stay thure vory long, m
which cixbe -HO :r-i(i)ii hoii ino i,ape^ unLil you rtitu^^n. How is this?

Vary truly yours.

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Washrngton, D. C,, March 23, *i901.

Dear Detbinbau^h:

Gilbert I as ji^st called i-^y attention to a para^-raph in your
rocont letter to him, in T/hich you iriention photo^p^aphs ef forosts
in tho country b'3tw*^)sn Port Clarenctj and Kot?.obue Sound. 7i\o
pinos refe^*red tc ara doubt losf. spmce. It woifio h-?. important
if you coulo locate Uho locaiitie-^ dtifinitely, so hhhi w^ :rdn tail
JM«i^ wnere thoy are. It aas been iorv:, known that tiriber came
doi^m near the coast at Kotssbue S<)ui)d. Any inrorrnai.ion boarirvj
on the cistanoe directly east f>'om Port ularonoe at which tir^ber
appears would be irapcrtant . Pa-^tieula^'ly. it it could bo ob-
tainod wiuhm tha next few days, 'Yhiie I^ernow's paper on uw dis-
tribution of forests in Aias-a is pmsing throisrh the prGSJ?.

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I avi giacl to learn iron your ioUf-r of the 2?A ir<Ht,ani that
tlio nflw baton of pepar is fir i shed an'i that ve nay soon aoe shi>j-
pia pages ('arofuiiy printed on it =

Oovilie has h$Qn stiring ne up lately about the origiKul
painting of the orchid pic^uro whic}; was rotiinied with tha first
proof for corr8ctior;a, but wliioh never caro back- Can "ou look
this uc?

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loiir letter of the 2hV' \ni^tmc , irc-^t. ■ ^oM:; -
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'ihe proofs vM «!ravyi%i for Gilbert haVc^ just arrive^ :.. < are

you -omorro'Ao

JKci'o'-e you ro^eivo this l^tior Sr-^-^er -v-li Ui-obahjv y.a^/o -xwur/
vou an Mdditicral init.a] 1-n.tav, /ihh± I lo-.nd we ta^^^de^^ tor .ae
?orno^ ciHicjio* it should ho '^^duool tc 3-4 inch io^i(j^>i,ht. wi.^h

Your it:[jlt*c of tHfj? :?u-.i* i::i:^anl> jivrivou Uui/o K is dJl
:"l^hi> to koep the o'o;.iu •< ^i aio p*";ntiiv- •& ^iriisheu. I s u--
poS3d it haa bean vlor!'?.

r?y point v/ith ro, a>'r: ^-^ -r f^ bbi^^K r^r.-^- on which t>f, choto-
,{raYuroj5 a-:> printci ^vf-; not th&t t)>-^ look, -3 a whoio, wouio •)&
1/00 bulky, l^t that '.hn tri-kre^^s of ^he V^^ton in connociaou v.i^^
the vorv lu}v;o t::>n»jftr oi* Urtvc t^onia ^'uUc« tho hno\. eb.inr,y in hrn'Ui-^^

Your letter frori t^o Hew E^a pO)r,U;, wh:iGh I v'^tarn borCTit}-.
eorvoys an erronoous inpro?a}'*.n af^ t- '0^^ ^Hr:ni.in.> oT pr^/of nt th '

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end of the line. I^uf :l^. a.-
proof set up ?o icrv', ago^ I hr/ ^ c
promptly, and Uiiri I -^n Bn^^c in sh-

reotifi/^jlhe pa^^c

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Ihov rmv9 ^oua "^ ' -1-' ?^am^ ''v ■ ^n cttior vrordB, there has b3»n
no c ' -^t this nnd of the l:^^^*io ^^'hnv are now ^lovini^ aliead rapid-
!•• tPO. liils noon I .-'ycnvod tne b?a:-irioe of iiaiir.cij-'a ?rr.',o.i, on

.alii.-; vrcyf. .'•'hgae prooi's must be hold ion^or, as t-hey l^'i to
•■•.0 roau Iv auUiore, *nd P^-^rnow. as you ma.; know, is al Tth^j-a.

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.wov'5 i-t:lclo ov At.noFi)her& is in tr.ft prinlor's hana» a-ct wi.l
foU'>^vo^i ;iroctly by ny Bogcslof sriiclo, Aftpr wliich ^om
:..-^„,,,;r-, ,alrton Hitd WashV:urn'« fox faming. Tlio book onds •.vit-b
DftlTs .^.riuit n:M>plc, a;;: ;rdine to Mrfi, Harrhnnn's roquosi.

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J^ava maiie.

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alon/T ftiVn your i-itor of tho Z?A. I a.'n Hendir^: thvi nfiioT-t^e

Cr:-'.rqritWit:: the dr^vvin^lthe two p'-^oto^rap'ii'^ pl^ti>st you ^lave jusl,
iiic-obo;., t,o -snl^-.'-'e pialea 25 ann 2? /fr^- tliose aent prev.lov.Ely,,
fuv.i i..r..u... U'tsy 'nay -ea^!' Mr. Ooakayn-i bafora he has taken Uierr. in

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The 'lumber of tVae ^ta** -sh platos la ^jettuyr t,o ho so Ur^fi
-.hr^t it almost fr^j-hWns ::K}. At tliO aar.e tw.i I qui^e a^roo with
y,., t,,,t v,3 irr.ori.?.-.^o .-f rorr oxi^xc tng iUusiral.ions of ^i,ii^.i><a b
cvpss is 5n ..real an i.o wa-rant m-o i'isooseary auait.iona). ^)xpon39.
Yo'.wil'. t.horer.ru. vse .our c-." jv..^^oni .n'riakln^ up the rlai.o5.
».t I sl-,ouM disUke '"i,.h.,Uy .. :-av.. to ."^: t-ha Mu.e.n fo^ nny ^oro

rj'-jntB of thci^?i photograph:^ p a

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Wouiu ^■■ ro'- be' 1^-U'?'' to ^rowd i':& p)- ot-o^raphfe on the platPj a
aul^ r-iory, to^t^u^ *^o:r ^^ ^■' '^-^ overlap, instoaa of imking

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^r vet turn '^ut ^.aaa serious tha:^ teai'od,

ci-f. -)r: ^a--^ I r>"ABt it ^a^ ye

- hat kept :iis -osn on tho g-lnc^ton- too nteadiiy fo»- too na-^y

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The H'Aioiyps Coiip&ny.

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Vor.r i,Uer of the 2bt.h instant Is at hand. I am son.ir=^
jou hero-,v..th tno additional line a>.awing noaosaary to nui..e ,:p i.ho
ouf..sta..KUn^. batch oi oi^rfit photo- lithographic piat.:^3. anu sn^^U bo
ohliged if you will take tho mtter in hand at onotj.

Your rate of $15.00 per 1,000 prir.f.s .\or heUotypr. work. :.i-
cludir^ lettering, is correct, but I fail to unuorstana tho rear-
ing or application of the l•oilo^ving sentonoo in your iettar; Mf
tha8o subjects are also to ha used in Harrinuui Sxpoaitior- v/e shall
bo ploased to ^,ive you any adv^i^t^o tlxut my "oo gained, previa;,!.
of ooa-sa. that oditicn iS priatoa as ...a ccntinuau ran.'

I eho-.xa u.:> jiiad to soa sa-^iUos of a good ra^; stock pap^ir.
on mici, ycu propose to print botn tho h.iio-p.s mu ti^ephoto-
iithograp}(3.

In t.ho pacJ.^0 With tno dra.virig I an seuJir^-; yo,-.. you wiii
find two nore photoe,raphJc star^'ish plates fron Profcaaor VerriU,
No8. 22 and 35. Theso ara to replace platoa 25 and 27. sent -cu
before, a^id whioh I e>:all bo cbli,,od if you will kinJIy retnrrf.

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od ^-rd u^l.or oighi (1804) soa^lion huntor. who visit.a tl.e i^^f^ ^
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5ian8 Joanna Bogosiova, tor ot-von.. t.x i.i.yi^,

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^•ult on account of.tn. stoopnoss a.d -he ...unb..^ or clens,.and .r.

as t!..i >'onvn.r,i9r or tlu^ 'va- ft-aa muc)-. rr,r.r^ >.,;.-,«.. .,.. , , ,,, ..

--^■1 to -ow ^-.r-j U.U as ^h.y doso.naod. th.r- obs.;. . . '......t ^

a3 if it had i-ae" J'>-. r.v ^ . -■ \^-^x^^

Veni.ninv:- si^.tos that t.c i. iand coAf^-d t.. irH--ms. ui siso
aoout i8'>3, and ^..r,,v,,V hoUovos ii ato^i.. . Hr M^'-st aiovation
in IfcM. -o ?»(<v.-u;^.,,,8:..y,.^nU *,re :w' .\v: it. altiiud,. in
iilTr-ent y.,,,.? i^ms Vft-lou^l- a.t.. na^.o.. i"-;.- I'a.V. P^aOO foot

A roti^,}. 3ket.'^ ... ■ ..j..,na ^.Hiw. .,,da by T < enkof in 183?..
^•as pu: .i:s;ea in Lutk 's Atias Ir 1Sj6 ard i- lo-t.. v.„„r.rKa-,^e'- !"••- i •

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h%h '^cnt'-a.l p-ak had. disinto£^raded until it ',vas littlo hi.^r.hor than
tho northwest end. and th£s end had bssn e>!i>roac];ei:, upon hv the
soft ur:^i.l th- part whie>; in Tobenkof's sketelj is capped by tho first
and sGcond pinnacle?^ h^u been coriploteiy torn i>waY, l.!ia^ehv shori.on-
iryr th-j ii^land by about one nwa-i^r its length. Str^w^Si^

W!ion tbo r;a»^ri?rt?=i>i oxpodition vin.ited Jlo^o\^loi\ on t'^^:?

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ot' July 8,1.S99. the fo;- resLod ko h-aa^fjl:' or\ tno su.'^nit Lh
fortris of M.') two hi,- host teaks coula not he ccmrilotoly r-iauo out, but
tfio lo^nios^s of the rirlre hs a whole, the fipi^il bizo of the norLhwont
T)Oak, and tho doot.- o:' tlio notol. Bjparati>ig it from tlio rest of Lho
mss told 1,00 plainly ,t»;o rapic \YaJ^li!v, nov ^;oi% -on ana rorashaaow.
l'b^3 '"^voutrial dostruct ■ on of tho vobx?,.

m^:^ BOGOSLOF 0?^ CrRK^VirGK
'^he to?/6)>*in^ ciiftH of old ilo^oslor no lon^^or bal-lle aiona
wiU: ti-.; an^>'y fii,o>ns of I'c-^ing Raa. lor closo aL i^aiiu a nevv iiUanci
has arisen. Its "bi-''th ^Yas net. w:i bnoe:i^?aa bv hurn-m cv^J no earth'-

quake shock narkc^d it?; advert , a^ *.!v* aa'''- ^f it:; .u>i:eavui f»ia^'

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by Capt&in An^'crsoM of Uu^ ^.^hoontr '?'att}icv^ Tumor • , it- ,vas :^n ac-
tive eruption* thrrvirv^ out ian-o ^nas^'os of hcateu rock a^id ^reat
vol:i;nof; of smoko, stoar, ana ashes, A'hich cane f^^on [.ne apox ana
fron n;;na"'0U5 ^i^s ^ s :!- f • o siu.os nna base, scrio oi v^iiicii v^^ryre un-
. '>" tho -vator line. La^.'.e boxilcbr^'^s wo^-.j r^hot hi^;n in hi.o air, vhich
CcOS.;Ou.iiiV': ano s!.riK:»n^^ •! v -^/ator, se^ifc forlh si^oam and a his«iirvc
smmn. Afi.3r nigl^tf '.^ H--. ^-'a^ ob^e^-^Mni, on t.ho i^Umu. A month
iator Cap.aln hagu :io ^ilioo;-- ^P':»^a* npp^oachnd ii »vit,bin a

milee he is quoto ' rs liayi^^'t thtt tiack BmoKe, likt that from

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and red hot rocks: ard tha^ anong the soa- lions obser^^eci near by

were s. r:um>>e- whid" had boo'^ ^calx^e^t so that the linir ^:a(i ?ono off o

He thinks «iany we^*-' killAd-

?rom th0 dQHcriptioniFivon bin by i:apt.i>i ArderBor and Capt-iii

n!-/ • FroftGeo^-'^^o Davic'r^on of Sar Frani'^inro r^aa* -^ arawinf:' ^'fuY'^'^^'^Qyl.
: the nw/ volcano in t.he fall or IS-^'J. Its hoin)>t was osi-imaled a^

froni nOO lo 1?>00 fool.

On Oe!,ol>or' ."O of Lho B'f-io year ,]io mhnVi(,Pf:ts o:.' Unaiasl'Xi
ive"0'55tf:>.rti'jd by an ominous ianltiM. black cioiid w.'-.ich anpoaroti va
the nortl! and ;-row rapMly i.ftil it o^-orsD-naa the onti>-o hoavcn8'£:nr!
out off U;a light of tho 5n:r, It thun sol. tied dowfi vor^" Icnv ana
tho air )>ecaTro liark liko ni^/t. It finally uroKO nru .aciapuoarefl in
a ahower oi ashes^^ So --lyrh aaiiO^^ed f.o tho ;vinoo*vs tr.au 21, 'A^as ir.-
roi;siblo to seo th*»nu^h the'n.

The ffr^t landir:^ on liew Hogoslof was ^'lacie hy t/io oifitto^^r of
tho ^ovoru^a Stcaraer *C(irvnn' ("aptai'. ..A.hnafy) on Tiay ?1,I884,
nine ir^ntJiif; afto^ ItB ciiziify^o--. Its aAti:.v,ao >/?^- about. TOO foot.

::o ^i-auo>* was .u-.ov:3re(l, hut i."^ero w:^h ^^'f^roat fis^ur^^' Mic in-
terio>* Oi" w^ io*-. '^ou'rl i-iot bo ^-i^/^^h^-x A.vi>^'- to th»^ ?to8ri. fur-^Ofi of
si'lpher, !ir-:d ^^oat , vvliieh ''onuc^^'-^d ont:-anco ii :>c it oytr^^rolv
daiv^e>*cus if not inpos<^lble. It wks Piiso^ir>oose ibie to eimb the
mp.in peak c. VwV-L. l^ , -U)^ V ^^ ^. - ' •^^^' J^ ^

l*ha v")ioiiiiij^'.vatf, joYoroa .vith a thin lh;'}r of ts}08, Lhe r-urfann
'^"^ whicti, l*'or. ^- action of i-ho r^in, had " ^en coiwerted into a
Gm3t, not f^tron^ omur): to Bustni -0 . ,' • of ii man. 7he pari/
fonnd it vo-y dirfioult l-o cli'>ib th^ Bl-«pe, cunking anklo ^ioop to
knoo'doep tl rou^h this ^rust im i-to uu «iLf^ojy irapaJpabl© dust,

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v/hich a^'osf? in r;loi;d? f^ru^ no^^rly «^u''"^*o'^f*ted U.omc >Mmn t]ie first
i,ur^unit v»ras reached, tI:o heat of the ashes boeamo almost unl;oarabie,
and Lieutenant Cantwell ivas forced to pick his A^a.v over rocks whose*

Gxoosod «urfacos we^^e coclor and a^^or^^''-?^ h ^oro ^ecuro foothcldo
The tor?pe>*atu^'i^ of tha sar^d at t^'^ ^'oot of tho eono ^-a^ ^y±^ P*; of

material half wav t^ Ur^ tor- l9J^h rr ^i In a (;r^^^'-i-v^ ^eer uh:*? sur^-

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milwas bo /^reat tiiat tbo the:^nonet.o^ (;?hi@ii t^^a;«(niade to rot^isl/or
260*^ rahrc) exploded, ar-a the soldor fastening tho ring to the in-
str.^nient as fusodc

Tho olc? and n^^iv voloano'^rS woro connected by a broac bar or
i^pit GalU:d 'the isthrus\ which at its na>^rowo5ft part nioaf^urea 326
foot wid^^N. Xi'-n? Is shown on Gant^velTa (hiart (fig«16) and in Lieut,
woty's nhctorrar^hs (iU^.yj anri photoijravuro plate)). Fron this
pit/, and :itar Uio baso of the now volcano arose a toworlike >^ock BV

Tho now anu old volcfinoe? ware o-oifr.letely connooioci by a bread
bar or spit called the "iEthmiis', frcii; A'nich.. noar t-ho haso of
Ko^' C'-o, arose^a tcvor-liko ro-'ik S7 'cot 3n uov^ht. v.^o ^r^^R^^*^^^-^-^

.0^ „nV.nf.o,.-f.rbs '.^kcn :.•; Lcii;t .ti.h.Ihr.v o'^ ^' ^ ^:^-4^n*

?>^e ''ollowin/^ voa>' tho •Cor-vin' raclo a'iot.hor vieit and riiinc'
rei^ained tiU dii-k, vy:-on tho volcano pror>:^ntod a i^iost lixtraoraincry
gcecta^;10c, Cho summit was cwoiopod ir: a h>-i;<ht sulphu^iS J.i^ht
which bu^J^t forth i'-^'on ^ifV?? •^■'^ its 5^^^'i? and ii^hono out c^^^ainst U

b"!ack 'backr;>'ound in a ",ann:r toth bcauiiJ\(l ar.o improssivp.

In 1!>91.. t: c roU;>"-iB;-^ yaar. it was i-ry good fortrmo to viniT, Bor^K
slof. Prof /i'.CVnndor 'T an ■■ I 'vorrt on our way ):omo i'ron tho
Fribilof islands, whiih'*'' vo i r^u been so-;* ns ■!;or-.r1«;i^innor?. t-o
r'^pros-nt ^bs i:\te-as-s of t,h9 iJri'o' -^ ^ ' -^ in i>e c-o>/ -voniy .yi.>i
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^ ovoning of Augunt 10, on hoard tho 'Alhatross*. conmandod hy Gap.
' t!xin^ ?annor, v^ho-ri W(5 porsi'adoc; to return to Unalaska U v^a- of the
voi^.ano. Tho ni^^ht was densely fo^^gy. as usual in Bcrirvf Sea in
sumor, and tho oarly nornir^g brou^-ht no charigo. The ship was feci-
■-iilg he- way ftiaM* cautious I y with no land ir sv;ht. v/hon sudd(»nly,
about 7 o'clock, tho fog lifted and wo saw, directly ah.ead and
hardly a mile away, the hold front of the now volcanoo- We felt
a thrill of exeitercont as the precipitous f-liffs of the northerr end
broke through the fog, follo\ved by a ton-ent of escapiji^j steam,
whose roar, when the or^-ines stopped, drowned all other noises, not
excepting tl:o cry of tho ny>-iads of sea birds which sj^ai-mod about the
rocks like a hive of heos.

Rofore anoho>'lng. Captain Tanner took the p^^ecaution to send an
office^ in a sinall boat to >\u\ a lino of sounainf,?^ I'etwoon the ship
and shoiV3. Good an^h.ory.f-G mis repor-t.*jd., w?th nothing less than
20 fathon^!. Tho ship was started 6ht?ad slowly, but imrnoaiatolv
grounded on a roef or ^ock with only nine foot of water under '--owr-
th.9 sniall boat }.ad cros^:ed or'' gone to one side of the rook hoforo >f? -^
ginning to sound. 'Vo backed off without damage 1^0 tho ship and
ancho>"od ir. tiio bay on tl^o east siae of tho island, whono^> a mjnb »r
of uB v/ent ashore in a snail V.oato

Tho sJiape of the island did jiot in any way sug^^oist a volcano,
there boin^, no cone a.>id no true crater c ^he hi.?:ho8t part was on
tho north, whe^^o tliO rrtountair. rose in a precipitous wall frop] the
sea. ■

•The r:::;/ "olr^r 'o vvas onv?lopaci ^'; stearic which issuorl from thou-
sands of si-nall cracks and r:rannies and poured in vaf^t volumes fron
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•A'h.Jch was near the northeast corner, only a tow foot above high wat)v
mark. Prom this opening, tho r^hape of which we could not soe.it.
rushed out '.vith a loud roaring noise. The quantity of stoan v/as
so great as to .KS»i22.'.'}>-ihx to completely conceal tt.e upper part
of the island e.xc0pt when wafted to and fro by violent ^ists of
wind. frofoF.sor Mendonhall and I walkodfrorr. the roarin.^ hble
where this steam escaped, all tho way arouna tho east, south, aad
v/ost side"^ of the volcano, but it -.vas innossible to pass around
tho towering wall at the north end. Tho steam was usually i^rt^.rogr.r
ted with .fumes of sulphur; and deposits of sulphur, sone in vory
'Mr.e neoaies. were obser^-ed along tho tia^gins of tho cracks. Most
ofthe "O'.^k w . hot and pools of hot water wore found on tho beach.

Caithin 'i^inn'-r expressed surprise at the altered appearance of
the volcano unu tol'i --J '^-^ since his visit the previous yoar;thQ
"onnoctir^ spit had aisa-'^eared. tho island had decreased in
hou-ht at least 100 feet, and tl e pinnacle had fallen and was
strewn in huge mass'^s dwvr. tho st'jep incline.

In 1395 Bogoslof was visited by Becker and Datl of the U.S. Gooi-
ogical Su-vey. Photograpb-s taken by an assistant. C.W.Purin^ton.
- show that since 1891 the activity of the suoan vents had greatly ai-
minishe^i and tho top of the volcano had been s-oothau off and flat-
toned drv,yn. This is shown still bettor in photog'-aphs taken in 189?
by Dr. Loonhard Stejnogor, who. whan returning- fron the Conmanaer Isl-
ands, passol close to tho north end of New Bogoslof. His pictures
show tho boldness, ana pr.cipitousness of this part of the islird and
also its flat top s-vd plateau-liko forr. which, in view of its recent
mountainous characte- is remarkablo ana haru to unaorstand.

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The first land recorded fro. tr. ^^rtbor.V™. of the present
.ite „f , „,j„f ,,, , ,^, „^^ ^^^_^ ^^ ^^^^^^^,^ ^ _^ ^^^^^

7^ or l„,.-„earl. 30 ,eare .efore the uphe...l of the old voloa-

no-and shown on their map of 1780 Th« »,A^f >. ^ .

p , - P 01 i,bu, ihe.next record is by Cjiptain

cook «„ on Ootoker ,,. r/76, -discovered an elevated rock like .
tower in th, sa™ place. It was na^ad Ship or Sail H„cl.r4 was
seen repeated,, .fter the upheaval or th. old volcano, in 1V96

^..4*^ Cm 1890 tt .ad fallen .M its site was ^rked ov dehrls
hence us kno,^, history .overs a period of abo„t 120 j-earl.

Trix smmm spirs ok bars.

A Slance at the accomoanj-l^ sketch naps ^
a «fc startling instabllitj. in th,e i^oi the iala,„.s.

as shown i:- C.-mtwell's eiiart.1^ T- looi »v

"-., ., '•■'^'•tt I" i8Sl they were .idely .separated,

--^ a ,sp,t a „xle Ic^ pushed out fro. ti. west side of the old
volca.0. as shown in „^ ro,.h s.et.h ^f^'r.,. 1395 the wee spH
.ad d sappeared and_a new spi, ap,.rentl, of e„.l le..«,. .had'
for™d on the ea.t side of the no, volcano, as shown hv Ball's
-toh .p ,fi,. 3X In l-,, .he oc^itionawere ahout'the sa™
0 Pt tnat Lha ion, east spit of .ew B^oslof curved to Vn, south

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Plant life is so exceed irvUy scarce that it i:^ overlcoked by
the ordi'iarj^ observer. Animal life, on the other hand, though
restricted to a few species, is aT^umdant and ohtraslva.

Old Bop;osloi ha? T)een froin early timea the resort of count-
less multitudes of sea-birds, mainly mnrres or arrie?, and the new
volcano hcxd not yet cooled when the vast hordes began to take pos-
session. At the tine of niy first visit (1891) th^y stood by thous-
ands on the projectin^\ points and leQ/;8s , wherever the rocks wex^e
not too hot, and hundreds of their e^,gs and young; in various sta^;es
of deveiop^ne t v/ere observed. Wliether or not they relied on the
warmth of the rocks to assist in incubation was not determined.
ivknj^ of them souf:ht even the steam enshrouded crae;8, and when the
steam clouds were momentarily blovm aside >>y V/io w4ttd-we saw
thousards standir^, serenoly side by side as if enveloped in ordi-
nary rnp. It seemed inorediijle that hirds should voluntarily take
Tip quarters in places v/here liot stearn and fumes of sulphur v.ere
almost r.uffocatin^-;. Some, indeed, appeared to have met th'^ir
de?"th from thir, cause , for we picked up on the rof^ks below a nian-
her of dead birds tJiat bore no sifcns of external injui^. Bsate
the multitudes ipf marres oni>;9w Bo^-oslof ^^ere ir.significani compar-
ed withjj^^^e* on the cold cliffs of the old volcano, where every
inch of available stand in?- room was occupied, 'lach bird stood over
its ainf.le q^S" ^-^ '''^^ -niddonly frightened, as b.v the discharge
of a ftun. started off. carrying its bif; e^^ between its legs, and
whe- a short distance cvmy let it drop, so that the report of the
gun and the launchir^ ir^o the air of the birds were followed by
a shower of many colored ep^s.

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When the Harrimn Expedition visited Boroslof in JiUy 1899
flocks of niurres on their waj- to the islands began to pass the ship
at frequent intervals when m were still S.JJsO miles away. TJ^.ey
V-ecarne more and more frequent until in a short tin» they formed a
continuous stream. Tne fog was thick all the way a,.l never once
lifted, so we could see only such birds as actually passed over
or very close to the ship, and yet the comj-ass showed that their
course was laid direct for the volcanoes. Hov; they f o nd their
. way is a n^rstery not yet satisfactorily explained. A. we neared
the islands their numbers increased until the axr was full of them
coming from different directions and all movin,. in strai^^t co,«.se.'
to the cliffs. When finally the ship hove to. and we set cut in a
small boat for shore, the v.ater was dotted with then, and some al-
lowed us to approach so near that we almost cau^-ht them in our
hards. On laming, the sea-lions becaie at once the objects of
absorbing interest, but still we could not help noticing tha ,reat
swarms of murres which continued coming, to the cliffs. When one
of our collectors fired his go^n the multit^^es that shot out into
the air and circled round the island formed a dense cloud which
cut off the ii^ht and made a roarir^ noise so loud that it drowned
even the bellowir,, oV the sea-lions.' And yet. .fter their depar-
ture, the cliffs seemed as corj.lotely peopled as before-so incon-
ceivably great were their numbers.

In the case of roost foiTns of animal life the increase of the
species is checked by enemes and by the limitations of the food
supply, but in the case of the murres in Berinf^. Sea. enemies are
scarce, and the ocean seoms to provide an inexriaastiole store of
food, so that the only apparent check to extr.v«,,ant nrultipli cation
IS ^he limit of availanie nestin., places, km .-.nee the bird's re-
quirements in this direction are ea.ily satx.fied-a shelf or point
of rock three or foi^ inches .q.are answerir., every need-the num-
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dition who were luckj' enow;h to visit Boposlof on the evening of
July 8, 1899, approached the shore, we were much impressed by the x
numbers and monstrous size of the sea-lions on the beach. As we
drew near they becaoe restless and began to show sif:ns of alarm,
ivA most of the cowk"? took to water, while the bulla— as the old
males are called— billowed and roared and moved down a little near-
er. Owing to the surf we were 00115)6 lied to land at a particular
spot where a number of huge yellow bulls, as big as large oxen and
longer, were confT'»!':atG<i' As the boat /rated on the gravel beach
some of the bulls came toward us, bellowin/^: fearfully and moving
their ponderous bodies in a clumsy ambling lope. While they would
not turn aside to attack a man. woe betide the unlucky one who
falls in their path on their mad rush to the seal In dragging the
boat up throiv;h the breakers to a safe place on shore we were care-
ful to keep out of fefte-way of those who hud made up their rair^s to
leave by the way we had come. Those a little fartlier off stared
at us and roared, s-^inging ttieir massive heads from side to side,
and as I ran toward them with my ca.;iera, most of them took fright
and made off— some into the sea, others ir^.o a pond a few rods
back from shore— but a few old giants, wh»tv I was within ahout 20
feet of them, riade a stand. I did v>ot dispute the ground nth
them but \vaited till they moved slowly off.

Most of the yourg, accompanied by more than a hundred cows and
;iany bulls, took refuge in th-i pond near shore. They were now
thorowihly frightened and rushed through the shallow pool in wild
confusion, making f.c- vater surge and boil and throwing the spray
high in thf' air. FinalJy, as if by co-x-erted action, all of the
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peded for the sea, where another absorbing; scene was bein^v enacted.
Dozens of adults, apparently cows and middle aged males, were sport
ing like porpoises in the breakers , moving side by side in schools
or six or eight ajid shooting completely out of the water. These
small squads behaved like well drilled soldiers, keepirg abreast,
breakings- water simultaneously, making their flying leaps in the
air side by side, and takir^ the next wave together. This they
repeated again and again, evidently fijiding it great sport. It
waa a marvelous sight and one to be loflg remembered.

For the privilego oi using scm,6 of the il3.us brat ions accomcar.vl v
this article the author is indobtod to the UoS. Geological Survey. tr\i
UcSc Kisli. Coirpiission, t/ne U.S. Revenue Marine. Lieut GoH-Doty. Dro Lr^u-
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Dozens of adults, apparently cows aiid middle aged nales, were sport-
ing like porpoises in the breakers, moving side by side in schools
of six or eight and shootir^ coi^pletely out of the water. These
small squads behaved like well drilled soldiers, keepir^ abreast,
breaking- water simultaneously, raakir^ their flying leaps in the
air side by side, and taking the next wave together. This they
repeated again and again, evidently fijidirv; it great sport. It
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UcSc Kish Comniission, the U.S. Revenue Marine, Lieut GoH.Doty, dr. Lecri-
hard Stejnojor, and Mr-R.K.-arriman«

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Hv^rewith I am i?^ndinr you vonv Tor t\e reinainir.;^ T'?<rnrs fcr M::.o
Alaska t'OoV^ rjRrely, Washburn cr: t"0K farnvii:;^ artu ard Dali's poon
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I RT^ reU'-^nirig cvalley proof of ronlcvr^ forc^str^^ articio -li^d will
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A* Ho Kor'^hey, .

15ew Era. ?>^lntin.^ Co.,

Herewith I an: s^^nding you copy for the rar'iainin;^ piipers for f.ho
Alaska book; nFxely, Washburn en fox farrrAn^ rnriu ar?d"Dali's poen
ont.itled, •The Immit People c" YoHteraay 1 sent you ()rinnell's-r

salncn- f ishery^ ami th^ day Vefc^^a my papt^r on Bo^o^iofe Here-f^ith
I am ru'.u^ning ^\aliey proof of rc^ncw'^ torostrj article a^d will
roturn oith^r this evening or to^:iorraw galley proof of (r^xanslt't

goorraphy o .

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s-i,enaturej of th»/ Alask?. book tr-rivod yes'..eraay, for waic!- t &r:
oolit-ed. T>is CMts of tnif? s i,«^,ria1/xi'p coi-o oi?t wrptcheiliy. Tf;ey
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ing ti.0 cuts or: pa,^es U and iD with thoso oi; the* atu-.t r^agec as print-
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littlfl Q-'" both? Tha ;'ut on paf.o !3 ri-Jfrdf ir;ar>ntiri(p,. Tt prints

oc blBck and is too mvm filled

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rihapee '' ^ll;! rovurn to you slicri^i.^ ui^j oaus and qti^^- . -^ llic way
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Dear Pi^of esKor Vorrili

Tho last Latcn of 8 star fish plates conprrlsiiig Stinpson'
typos reached mo 0 K., and I am sending ther. to tho Heliotype
Company for reproduction with the of^hiers.

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DoRr Stanloy-Bro'yr;

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OatcLell & Mar^iru (Lot* ^tKV outs) — -^* . -..^ $ 2*))

Tho Maurice^ Joyco Sii^ravin^: Co. (for uiroe iuts) -^---^ 2.50

Ao hoen '^^ Co, (for nine drwvin^^ and 2 ink etchir^s) -- 26.53

Charles ?L Verriil (for Gd:tor:nl wo>-k gnd rroof
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TarLjtori U. Bean (for proof roadiing; ^^ .- --^^.- ,^«,. . I'^.^io
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Youi«s of yosterday is at hand, to^etLor with tho *'oturmcl
drawings from Fuarte.s , as stalod in your lett-jr, oxo^pt, thr.t. thn
Jae;gor first mentioned is o^:ly the re^rf.uo, the .^-m^^v itself
(the head in a frame) not boing; amon^^ theiv.o The pa:jk3i2;e --Iso

contained the Orchid painting, of which neither Coville nor i ever
saw a revised proof.

Proofs of the 0. Kc 'd line d.its ^r-^^ived today sta the in-
closed proof of Giiberf s map showji.^ tlie islandf^ aiid iMordSo r .a
corrections on tiiis nar.: were not r^dec You v^ill obsei^re that
Frederick Sound is 3tiU spoiled ^2£^ied£rick

The accompanying rrcoft . 9?1 3i:d 999, h^ve just oO;i:e uu Trie
initial letter is all ri.xt and snoxiid go to thfi printer h2 5oon
ar^ possible, ^irce tn^ forestry a^ticsle i^ now in pa^^ proofs The
pennant does not strike me as partieularl.r^ att.rastive. bit u It ii^

satisiaotorj' at iieiidqu.^.rters I have nothiiv^ to sar%

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Tho Fvertos paintings cane juat at the ri^dit tiino to go In
witli tho others in a.i exhibit of Fuertos" ricUrsts at tl:e Co8p.os
Club which i<^ now bei/^, h^jloo Those tliaf- co!ne back to you later
you had better send to Puortds at £t^rieac He eyneet*' to leave c;i or
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The text is now practically ail in tjrpe except the* introduc-
tory matter and most of it is in pa^T^e revise o ] aia glad you agree
with ^e as to the ne^eft«ity for th? list of illustrations. By
puttin^^ it in smll tj^pe ^^ oan .^et a considerable number of en-
t'^ieF oa a pa^.ec

Ab to the eolore^i photographs: I remember them very distinctly,
and regret that they cannot be substituted for some of the paint i nigs
in the book, but at this late day it is, of -'ourse, out of the
nue?:tio- to think of introducing additional nl^teft, so that you
had better hold t^e'^, >» von •^4«!ire to do., until the matter of the
Edition de Uaa is deoidedc You say that Andrew did reproduce
one of tliose as an oxperlmonto I do not r«n:ernber to have seen
proof of tijis and should be ;!;^,lad to ^eo it.

The only stumluing-block I seo alioad at present is tho paper.
It is a ^^^•eat pity 'ris was not attended to long a^o. It looks
now as if tliera was daviger tiuit the printing miglit have to be hel I
np for the paper c ,

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Tjo^t Profoseor Ver>*j * ^ :

Yo\3r letter of tho iat instant is at h-ftrd. and I an ^^;i.^d to
know that you have sent the necossciry negatives to tho Heliotyp'^
people and that you are attendin^'^ to th*i mi^nbors for th.? p lutes,
so that the^e ^.yill be no hitch in that directiono Cockajrie writes
me that he expects to send proofs very socno In this case* shal;,
I send then] to voii at Bennuda? • If so,, what will be your itudress
there? It is unfortunate that we oainiot hav.e the rriauuscript

before yoc tro, as otliorwise it will La impossible to print ihe
rlates until after -^ou ^'eturn, for the reason that the plate niiin-
oers cannot be dotern^iined in advance of tho taking ic hand of the
te;?tp We are overwhelmed ^rith ilVxst^'ated articles, the se-

quenoe of which witli t^ eir propor pla^^e nurbers is a very diificuH
matter to ad.iiut i^t a«;va»-iooo I ani ^iad to know tliat your manu-
script is 80 well along and trust your trip will do you a /^roat
doal of ^,oodc

With kindest roj^arcis.

Very t^nily yours.

Profc Ao E. Verrill,
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Dear r> tanlej* -Browr :

Th^ acco?sj^»anying biJl fc* 70,000 additional photo/^ravure
prints from Andrew, .nisi recoil' od frorj you, is cor>*ect and is re-

You will be ^,lad to Know that tho book is now practi^^ally all
in tyce ai^d that nearly all of it is in page proof. All of ttie
illustralions have b3»tn made, and J believe the last of the lith-
Oi^raphs a>*o r.ow bei'^i printed, j^o that very little ren.^5ns sxoept
thi* ^iOtuj?;:. prir;ting and binding, of the bookc

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Her'owi<;h I ar^ re^i-rniJ^;^ tho roi-aincior of tho ^^i .ey proo). oi

?!n' Boc:oslor aHiole.

In retu^niiv^ tho first batch tni<5 •'^orniiig I ;i"iad ^c-no ri.^di^
tionai r^atter under the :^?a'ilr\i^, F'-sical Hisio-'y, but for;v)t th'«
footnote.. FroH! tho heading. PhyB-cai -iistory, ^)Ioftt>v :.rcp a foot-
nolo as rollowbS

T;ils r:ot{j.on 'ho o>.ysic'-l hi^rto^^y ox" bcgoclcf ??n^

propa^od at my rs(;^'Oft l;y 0, K. Cilhert.

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deti'T Mr* lanier:

iours ol t.^>o f^t,h inst,:^ni i<^ vx rvuid: also iii:! l-atch o<^ f-iew
proofs (smaller scal?^) of sor^ie of ailh^r^'s ^lzci>r line cui5. '^.lo:^
proof of Arl^ov^'s color phc>iof>"avi;*'f>« The Li^tter I an var;- ;^lau

to s^o. W^.ii^ t]i3 colore iiTt} tv nc r^f^rts I'^v* to mture. tho^'

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are rievar' jiolees ^ffeof i^''/>;, and the hi^f/'xrc -.-^ a v^h'^lo ye -alti^a^tivt: ,
Tho d£?op ^iuo of ijt\o ^?^T>Gr louio. doubt toss ^^ ^"'orr^'vLod^

i an horri^'ied ^.t yoMr 5Uir.:o<tion abou- I'^t-ti""-': i no look :x
over urtii loll; nor do I understand v/hat ^'oo, rionn a(?out it^ not*
^ointi ^-eady b^foro June. It in orj^tc^Mcall'' all in tvpo ro^v e:: -
eept tho eoitaat;?? and intrA-uotic.^, vr::ieh '^hoifld h^ l;i type ocforo
tho oni of Jt^'oth^r v/eek^ h-^o. a^? all Oho i? lu^trr^tions are i.n^:
]:rintod --•■- or i sunposo t .oy nr^ — it would son"- t.t^ if tho h'--
tual p^{^3Ji wo"»^k ai^i binding, wero a^^ Uia^ r<^ma:lMv^d to r^? ^I'^'Tiao I-lr.
Ha^ri»nan will bo d^'adfujly dis•^ppcint^^d if it is not broiii^ht out
this sprii^, rind I /lave boon ^orki) |^. all '*^intor er^ hard ^s oos^iulo
with this onu m vio-^v. Tl^e tiiin,- it^ so nearl ; rono now thM/ it
would curei? be a /^r^at nitv to lot yii^^l":;-; -tpm' in tnc v/'iv of
bririi^jn^^ it out at once.

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of Al^aVa to b^ i:f^>e.i on ^^ :^ 3a^^-a h^aiMb. -^.^^the A:^HS-;ti map you nave
alroadv rri-tsd, shcwi^V", tbo routi of tb*^ harrimn Kxpenition.
Fioafc':? r)ut ^dii.:? n- ^^t^^r^e at your i>arliest oon^^anionce and lot me

■Hev?.HC--' r-^'Ois of tho liydroid and Asci.tl'in plates lasne yes-
t.o-Jav. f-,^ '.'Hvich i am obhgod. In thp '.^asD of plato HJIV a
vi-tic5il line ^-e^-^ain?^ or tho ri^^-ithain.dn^ia r^ear tho mddlo of
.•»^' the Plata, 'vh-iah should be ronn^/od, In plate XXVll psrt of • •
tvrv v,;,n{|-i^^ r?*^-?^ t^ ^how a-' vou wlU joo '"rors tho in<5Losod. Tho
otheri^ .ipporvr to ba 0^ K.. but yo\^ did not rc-t,3rn tl^o previous
h^ttc^h of nroofir and i do not. ^-omerf^or 's\.r\t oiorreetionn, if ai^y,

v^or^ ra^'ir? th^>ro3n«

Clan ^^ou not aond ne Tir^ vrU-^tt oP tbo fox and, ^r\ fact, of

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all the litiio^^^'aoh^? 1 sunooso the printiTig ir? ri>nshed by this
t::^-:^* Tho ^^-aps also should bo printori at once, as tho text is
no- r:mrh- mII in \ype . ano I thlrb t?:o whola of it will bo in
r-rro b^' the end oT aoxt woeK, so that wo can prooood to print and

no time shoula lio lost, in putting Lhe book on tho narkot, or it will
be too iat-.> fo" th-3 sprlry-; t»arle»

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, Wap''u-i.-ton, 1). C. April 6. 1901.

The first volume of the Alaslf« horV io nrs?*,ios]ly all in
type except the in^,roductJon. and Uiis ! liope to havo ii;>,T.Tjo •
within a week, I ai- tryiru; to state about how .'.-iai-- ney rvp(,.i.^,
and subspecies have been found thus fe^r <n the mterial collected
by the Expedition. hM shall bo .rreatly ol 1 i^Pod if you will aond
me by return rrsail the niu-nbors, so far as you kr.os Lhoi^^oi" the mtcr.
ial thus far worked up under ycur direction.

Prof 0 ^J(f:iliai>i Trelaaso.

Missouri Botanical Gar^den,
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Herowith I inclc^o tae ri>'Rl. port ci t;-^ list -3' te>l "-^^^-ros
or tho Alai^ka wook, ur^^wn iip In twc for::^ h.t. ^-.t^plef;, auri %;^ftlJ be
oljiiiTeri if vou ^ill print a na^re' ench wav, ^<' t-iav wo can S;>e how
it lok? ^3 early ub rracticablo.

IJo advance p>'^->of i.as be*'-', ^loeivou lor romo um'^, •^hioi. v/cr-
ries T.e proatly. ] had I^cDeci t'lat tr,p fox-r«T^n r-rlicle and
Dall'f. roeri woulC bo in my hanac leforj tlJr,. I Vnist tiat it will
'♦ome not later than I'^ordrir^ ::na r^.at pt^je proof gI tiiC i'o^oslof
article r?ll c:o:no ^ith it. Fl'^-^o ..oar i '^ rd that ^iot^day i^i^i
bo the 8t}^ of April -nu t^iut if tfio Ir-^/is .o ju priritod this
month, as pla^d, ?;o have nor. s ;omei '.^ to loso.

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My aoar ir>*irin3ii

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anK?K for your prx/f ^]:icb ^oaet'Od mo today. I was bo. innin^:

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OurlouHly oiiou^h i roaoivod today also tho rcpo^^ j,or 1900 on
t]ib <^?: ••-\ |ioh:r:<>s by Ho^iirA M. ilutchin, spociai agont. Whilo
I havt^ not hn^^ li^e to r\iye :nore than -x j^^ianco at tbio ranort, it
j"^ ^^vioui:> tii^it ".^ •-j::;:*aiifc> -^ ".ot v^j ■■ : ■''■:r:!i^vtion, and I \,^o?A ^ou

will look at it ai. ' yj-a

It \-^> sti^tovi that tiiO n^rkt^t v;^lu« of

t;.> j^alr^o^i -:?ft'in for the soason lO^X^ 's 06,219.387; that the co-^
^♦e^oondii]^ ^?..luo ^br .^-a-^u'- •'^ar ^m^ $3,8^0,345. TI:o statir^ti^

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caiuiO'*ios, -n^ '-'^^r of n.x: on:pios"od, rv^»d>'\r <i vos^jals, oto.

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nc'vt***'ed t'> ^G t-.at. j'ou •'ifrht rish ' >? ac;u .. parf^:^raT)h oi^iijo^iyir^ ;:;ono
or vi}>s r^ovvly ':.Viilatlo iv}fo»*1^^^ -ion* -^nd I hav^ taken tho libartv
to K\:bs''' 1tul.i» rf>«^ tho fiiniro?^ /-"^^'on '}y you.t^'^ total va-u^itlor; of
t>^e catch >:: 1899 and 1900 :.c. ^^ivon in thla r ^ "rt. If yoii ao ziot
like th-!^, you ^.vill, of coiirao, BtriRj] it out w k\ you 5oe ps^je jrooib

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which I I'iD^ -.vb^.^ h«^ v'>ru soon.

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Lancaster, Pa.
Boar Sir:

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hurHtVith I in(jioso a oopy of ht^- rroi'ace ^>"ir.t>6ri Inst ve^^r^at

sure that il is 3a''at'?"aotor\^ •

!t has alwHys soomod to r-o irf)tx% h-ir. Hnr*^ift^&ri hi^-^seii* is the

a brief Hiiabemo/it. over bis .'v/:' Bv^nat^uro .:.hould pr ^por^,^^ noi/in tb^
voluvna. IF, howoYor, ho p:-*ef:::ri l.ila^ uas ^'.otild bo ooiic by J^r.
Neison he wilL -t' 'course, s^^r bnai wh^'- ij^ j^-^i-.I. "jei^i.;^ ii^s ^n nr:.,'V:i.L,

Mr, Har^^inhn r;ay bo muerasi-oci lo 'm^>\y l\.^\ i^ort Uiai: 30'> now
sr.oc'io^ have neon Hlroativ cosviribec £^o"\ U;C oullect/ions brou^^ht
back b/ Iho SxpiidiLioa.

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Dear J,ir. I^anic-r:

Inclosad hflrowith arc OK'd ,,rocf« or tha reaueoa line outs.
Nos. 'm, 7?0. -^o^. 7i>9. 733. 735, 7,?^>. T-IS, 7t;0, ?f6. 7^-. 756.
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Please 3onl ;-.a fcur j roof .«< nacl. of il.oso >xn^. also four
of the larger cuts fz-o:^' ii.3 sar^e dr;,A'irv;.H.

Very Li'iilv 'Ours.

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Dear Mr. Lanior:

The last sample of paper receiivv>d iron you provos^ ai^ 1 fiup-
pcsad, to bo & wretched prdp papor ivhciTy ivnrit for such a book r.iv
ourse I am /dad you ha^^9 ^aked up to the inrortance of tlris

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papor question, even thov^h r;-st,her late in tho day. I havo ofter*
wondered why your firm dla not saad ma a t-cod rango Oi sa;»iiii^^ of
real ra^-stoek papers^ iuf^toad oi hOTo^^irK i-^ a riarrow ci^^cle
around tlas one nt^ek, .vinvjh ;^t best i^ a v^rv coor iiiibstiUit-ir /or
a rirsi clans papar, Why net ^lat f^:tmpl.'>i? f-^cm H^^/h^rul reputahlo

r^rriS and sf^nd the san?^ f,o m at once .^/ith prl?os? It takss sevor--
al dnys, ^.s yov, dointl^«s k.t:r'^, to co^^^^ldte an oxapiiimlion nicro-
sccpiually aiid ehenicaliy of ru^y paper-, ^md it i^ just as e^^Ji^^ t.o
nui throi:;^!^) a i^o^ien Hamr^ies ^^-.^ nna. Thi3 is not exa^n.ly cor-
rect, but '«^hr-t I inoant to ^ay iij, I .;;an .;et a. report on r. aczen
s^ar-pioii a^ quickly a?^ on one, D.ad ^e ou^it to h^ivo ^oro ranro anid
net be eor'tpeiieu to a*?copt or >-«jocf a single saripla. Thera i;t ac
u^e in S':5ndi/\5 a lot of uiiisd and sup^^rmlanderad aanploi. ^*d pulp
papers^ as has boon dona here toforae iVhat n'O want 'U a firet
c'fxr^n 'tvlato ra^^ Btocl^ woyo or iaid (proi^^^ably wcV'3) and vyith just.
surface onou*^-i\. to ta-v^^ to;it, cuts ni^^aiv. I wired -^ou tnis no^jv^
on the s.uir'o-3t.-.

The Ja(»^cr's hr^ad and tho or%u.al3 .uiu proois of tti^;* NitrcT^.8i 6
buttercup aiio jie?:ith'>rs^arid tour sot:ji of printa of Iho deiiot^rr.^^
Cofnpany'5 piutos havo all -m^o to k^ado [a hhe ciu^e or idie
ClT'.;kraeta9 yen. will ohae-vo that the- vuc not ;nakD tho correei^jLT^
I wrote ^--ou alcat aonotiniCf ujo anti t..at, a?? a consovjuoncf). in th(i

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plates rocoivod half o? tho spruce needlof^ are blue^ insteau of
greoHo

With respect to your r'eq.^est for originals of platas raaae by
Coekav^no to bo oxaibitod at Phiiadsipiua about the 22u instant, I
can send you tha Fuerto-^ plat'^a which irovi havo rocontly Hont me •
and will a»k Govillsr if he ib wilU^ig to let the plant originals

go witii the?r?o

v^.f tntto^- nt the I3th iriJ)t.a;ii •-Cfauhod nio today, aloti^j with
tha r«tu-nod sa'rr-les of ^ iv<m<,e*iw*. und your coriments uaereon. i
hmll hnve h now m^V'U vn^jfi set- ir. av:,-jc.rdanet5 with your 8Ut,.'-f>st.ion
at onea. and t>'ust iliai v;o can 1l<on put i.ho wlioie pr9li;'nnary anu

introdui'to'«y raatt.or in typs wit/iiji a faw .iay^o Ail the rest of
t)i9 book, as you know, is ulroady Ir. typa^

I «i}i«U be obllifod if you rf.'ll r'Hvs the iiiuox .'lado at the

earliost -osnlTjle rf^mont nr-; a^n-:. ma copy L'>r .mme to go over for
■ ravision bofo-s I aona to ti^o printsr. Vou already have pa,<2

proof . I suf.po.e. of evQ-ythiiig up to tlie ?ox farr. ^UeU, ^^IVay

proof 01 -^hic.) ha.s ru:l yet boon rotu-ned to m by r.baiiiey-Brorn.

This, howe-j-, v/iil bo in pa,';6 p-oof ion^i boloro tho incie^ \nu: b(.

^oauy^

Yerj^ truly yours

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and soura. ho ..1 i„ the Hn« !,o,o.y in r.^nUa>. ^.„o ana ^n Uail.-.

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He'^owitn I ar^. iiaii.rlr.;- yen the n^-ool' of the oxpaaition rr.\.lc!
roup a-J^-oss tli?^ Unitoii. <>,tai..7S, ana a^j«r; a proof of the Alaska ri&p
with topojsrttphy auaad a? recently suppliaa by (raruiftit • This. .
it s-je.ns to m, makes a vast irr^pHvc.siit in ths gan-ral appearanac
of th5 nap.. HS -^..11 a*, in its atilitv. Pi^^i^" "t^^- ^-^ ^"^'^ '^^
rsti\-ii ''t&.a if t^bo rout 3 nap is sati?.i"act.o»'yc

Til-? ^iliy proof oi; the f'x^ farr a-tiole, which I seat yox;
last F-iu«y, -.a?; not yet cofie La^h. to rao, bjt I am \ookir.ft for ii
1': ^v.^.". mil . I shall te filaa to sos p»'ooiS of iaio new

title pa,;? a?-: suon as it is -"aaay.

I hau hopod to SGO you Suruiay with respect to the uitrodu..;^
♦ ^v.,: mlt.,r, 8« ii. is not quite slaar to ma how iju- thing ahculd
Le aivi^edo I have w^iiton an int^omif^t.ion to >^o ov-r ^ si^-
nature a^ mlvtoro Part of thi^ night bo usod hy Mr. Harr;,-n
ir ur.is r-eol^ : i^ wishes o

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A= H. He'^shov. '

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Dear Si**:

Inclosoa is one of t.h. .a,npl.s of f,,.e list of toxt fi^.rea
mark«d for a naw ^ra^m,rrt, -^nch is ar. iollows: That Ihe
caption or ♦,}.« p.iat« Haull bo sal. a. it now i.,; that, the aH ist
and scare, bo .at in the lin« boio. in ...n«r iy,o ^a in H^...
Pleaso lot ne have a «a..pi. sat in thia .*a.y a. soon aa poH.il-le..

--^K ... wai t.,en .0 u.capt.d and W3 oar. ,.0 right aiioa,1 ^yith
the list of iilustratiorjso

r an ,omir^ yot. aUo corrocteu n^:e proof of part of r.,.

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art.oie i.as not yet bo.n re.urno. to :«.. but. J trust it wUi ^>w

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I>ear Stanley-Brown:

He-owJtn I an }iaxiam^ you ths proof of the oxpadition route
map at;»-oss the DnitGil ^tatos, and ai«o a nroof of the Alaska map
with topography aucled as recently supplied by rrwinett . This, .
it seer-.s to m. makes a vast iKpr4voiuetit in the ganoral appearance
of the rap,, as ^^U afe in its utility. Pieaso let r^e taow by
retr.rii r-ail if tb-3 routa nap is satisfactory o

7)1? t;ail«:' P^^c-'- "'^ ^^'^ '^'-^ ^®"'^ a-tiole. which I sent yox;
last F^idivy, has not yai cooe hauk to rae, but I m lookir^ lor it
in ^verv rnail . , I shall be 6^i^d to see p-oois of the new

title pB.*p as soon as it is raaay.

I ha<. hoped to see you Sunday with respact to the introdiw-
torv matter, »n it is not quito clear to m how the thing ahoula
be aiviiied. I have writton au introcmction to ^o over Dy sx^
nature as '^aitor. Part of thi« might b9 used hy Mr. Harru^^an
if this r^aelft hU wishes p

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A« Hoen fe Co.,

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Dear Sirs:

Your letters of the 8th, 13th, and 15th are at Imna, to^evher
with a batch of proofs of riaps, for which I astx groatly ohli^^ecU I
havo hoen so ovorwrholrn^d with other work ainco th^ir arrival that
I havo not yet had time to go over the batch, but expect to do so
tonight. Just now I an returning the forestrj^ map alone, to havo
the graen color of tho oohst .strip extonifja over the whola of the
Qi^-een Charlotte Is lands ^ You \'!fiil ohf»a^V6 that it is now restrict-

ed to a strip on the wo^t 3:ido»

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Dear Sirs:

Your letters of the 8th, 13th, and 15th are at Imnd, togetiier
with a batch of proofs of inaps, for vrhich I am greatly obliged. I
have been so ovenrhelined with other w6rk since their arrival that

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tonight. Just now I am retu^^nirig the foresti^ map alone, to have
the ^Mn color of the coast »trip extcmded over the whole of the
Queen Charlotte Islands* You will observe that it is now restrict-

ed to a strip on the west side.

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tnth not ^!or$ ^,h^ri thirty perciint ^oo^i pulp^ but do not ^a^vt ?iny
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Dear Sir:

Last rtight I rutu^neu tr yon the galley v.^,,of q^ t>,y f(,jj
faming article .which cait^s in aff,er my iattor was »«'itt3u; I re-
turned also compieta pa,-e proof of rry Bo^^oslof ar^icla a);<i a nov.'
block to replace fifOire 13.

This rrorning I have rocuiyfud pa*-o proof of the Pornow artiela,
but not the last -aviso wii^ cot-reotivns. v»hich should hnve aoooa-
panied it. £n glanoirig mer this proof hastily I notice 1.*o or
thrfie smii points vAich need correction, as follows: I'a^o ?>:J7,
10th line froRi top of pa^.e. Lewjs ''^ivor should be spaiied Lewi*;

Kicldlo of same (D&ge. %ichaina shoulvl ho spelled Mgichatm; on

Pft^^e 247. oth ILne from top, and on pa^^s 206. 6th ii.-,o f^-om top. Ik

Port Wrani^.oU, tha Ft. should bj strjr-ken out.

In t);o fox rBTKir^f, article the titio is sc sho-t that it ioAu

^a'ily. I think you had bettor add tho v/ords ^ Alaska, .o that t>e

titie will read: Pox Parrsing i. Alaska.

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% doai* Sir:

You seem to labor undor a son-jw^jat rwarkebi,? haliuciijjtif);.
ae to the deotinatioa cf proofs or places sent you by -c for reprc-
auction. Thus far I i:,uvo reo^ived no proors ira-i you of any uf
these, but Mr. Marous Baker Jas .3„t .,o prooiB m-.: or.4lnai«' .f .
batch of se«,eea plates which y.. for ... .„,,o^,, ,,,,,, ,^,,, ,^
him. Ko star f ith proofs l-^^ys yst «v»no t^:, f^ni.

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of WalpoIa-« painti.Tj,, „- .ri^sr,, „„ ,>na,r- i--,,.,,-
flake, harlequin ^ck; Ruj'ous chickadee; m^ ot g>- -r i rv-.-

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NarcifcsuG buttercup. >a. Crvn^. i '^^s. anu

you the urjginaig of these fiovors but wirn tv.

the name of the artdst will ha eotuipi^iouftlv ^y^-^ ,

you will do this an/ wa- ^-ivir,c «.i .

»" an/ wa^, t^vii^ Walpoie (jr<»d.it, for tho ?: -w^r

pictures am /uertes for the bird painting..

ffxth respect to the roproductio- '>f <v,« ,. : i ,

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W. ?• Btherir^gton k Co.,

156 6th Avonue, Cor. 20th St-eet,
New York*
Dear Sirs:

Your letter of the 18th instant reaoherl me today, toeiother with
five sawples of paper, m;nl,eroa, hit not £;iving any other ii^oma-
tion. I shall bo obli^^ad if you will kindly Bond m at once a
Btatoment as to the woi^i^t, price, and aiiegod compositicn of each
of those papers^ and also of ar^ nibsequ^nt ?-riplei> you r-ay car- to
tran,sfnit.

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A. Koen & Co

EaltlT^^nre, Md

Dear Sirs;

Herowilh 1 an re.u^ning a l)atch of maps marked for correction

In the case of the Forn(.. f c •: t '^p you will observe th^t in
p.intir,g the topo^trapliy the color .-f the light strip near the
coast has been so darkened tlu^t it Is not clearly distinguished
fror. the dark., central part. i)a-ticularly b; night light. You
cen of courso. easily rorredy ihiSo

" The new United States mp .'it-h the railroad route iz not re-

*v„+ i< i« q+.i'*i ursatisfact.ory to
tr.-ned to vou for the reason that it la s,a..- u-^a

Mr. Ha-ir^an. and ^ -^V Have to mke a larger nap. I think I

nan Ipt you kncr hIjouI

tliic Monciay. after I see Stanley-Brown?
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A, li. Ko^shey

New Era Print inf^ Co.,

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ear Sir:

Your letter of Iha 18th instant is at hand. to^3ether ^-.th
revise pa,-e proof of part. oC my Bo.roslof article f.nd a new roviMon
of the list of text f i^^Mres, Ir. this U:.ttsr, you havs ur-ar^,cd
the second line correctly as InaicHtoo, but you h^ve ne,~l8ctod to
remove- the superfluous ieaa.» I shall >■« oblifiea if you ^iH .ona
auorier proof nontaimr^ at lu..i two ...uticml .ntrien to the

pa... One ioaa - I a., not H^.r. but t.o -- .Kould b. t..e. out
Le^oen the title anu the line b.io., an. the ..ne nurn;.,r can ne

easily, snared between the entWo.. Tl.e page x. too o.en to .ook

,„U »vd tho nu..b,r of ti,j.r<,» and liaU. i= "<■ B-^'-^t th,., .,-.^...

ii, this .ay Ito .li».- of iU..t™U0>;s wul t.ke .r, a».c,eU:.r Wo

much rooms

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Dear Grinneil i ' '

Mot '!H^*n^^ received l>ack vour pa^o proof I feared that you
had kcA. reoe.ivod tYvii sairaon report from tho Trea^5ury Department ♦ bo
toc^ay I sent up anu ^^ot a ctopy and r.ont it to you \rj the noon mail =
I i:^vst it will roach you -^afely^ f^nd that you will be able to
nake v^'hatever additions you see fit and rotum the proof shortiyo

I am ov6rv*fhel?i:6d just now. l>ut will write you about the other

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

your letters of the iSth. 17th, and IStli tnstwits are at hand,
but no samples of raper car-e imtil todny,. whC'n five a.wples ar-
rived with a note fron Btherir^ton & Co. These papers bear serial
numbers, but are not rrferked in any other way, and I am writirjj^
Ether ington & Go. hermvith to supply a statomont as to wei^dit,
cost, and allegod compos it. ion. You, of oourse, uiioorstand t)mt it
takes several days to pwike a conplote mioroscoT)i3 and chomiaal ey.
agination of samples of papo?*: I sha.a let you know the ro ? ult
at the earliest posrrlbit? no^'jonto Two of the seunples reueivad
today look well, and if th??y prove to contain enou^i^ r^fi f .litres
to give them durahiiity a quantity 3hm.ild be sonL iho printe^rs
as 8oon as possible, in order to tef^t tho way in v;hich they take
the text outSo The next question, after we .'iciscept a satii-f'aatory
sample, will be as to whether or not wo can get the ^^anufaeturors to
deliver exactly the same kinOc This is the prin:5ipU reason ;vhy.
I asked fo** the name of the nanufaoturer in aach ins t'«i rice, as the?*o
is no use in footing with a mn who will lie to us rer^e^terirv^ hb
has the i>ianufacturer of the provio\xs sar^ploSo . Thors ir> iittb^
satisfaction in analyzing and solecting a i^ood sar^ple unier^r: m
can be sure to get the thin^, ordered. I havr, knov/?-. dor.ler?; in
several instances to fill ordc^ra with paper quite uxire>*f'nt fro^
the sanpld or. w-iich the order »vas baf^od. It js imporumt. th.6x-a«
I'ora. to deal oiiiy with honest fin6 thoroivhly r^iliable naruifacti.rcrs*

Vl. ^. Lanier — 2.

In the introauction I have mentioned the wain points aocom-
piiahed by the expedition as I understand them.

I regret to iearn from a letter received from Stanley-Brown
this morninp that Deilenbaugh is giving us additional trouble about

the title page.

Reicrrinf^ to ^^wr remarks about the color plates from the
Heliot»'po CoKwny in vour letter of the l^th instant, I would refer
you to rr,' letter of March 11, in which I x<ms^^ the following state-
ment ronpeeting the chickadee p?i8to: 'In certain cases ^ particu-
larly the chickadees. I assume the proofs were final only so far
as the let te^'ing is concerned, as %(m% of the prints differ mator-
ially f>*on t:i03e accepted sonetine ago. Notice for instance the
blue leaves of the pine sprig and the under tail coverts of the

r7i;hthand chickadee.*

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Dear Sirs:

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Pcrniariiis jae^jor (8.-ercorarius poma^imis) - — --

Ataska lo?v;spur .(Oaica-uus i^tpponicuB alascons^s) ^- -^

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PliOfTOaRAVUBE PLATES

Facing page

Shoahone Falls, Idaho. i ^ »„/. k h F,«rriwan -----
Fron photographs by A.K..FisUer ana K.h.harriraan

HaiKin*?. valleys, Inaiae Passage. Britiah Columbia.
^Pf on. photographs hy C. Hart Merraam —

At Lowe Inlet, British GoUin^bia. ^

Fron piiotograph by B. S. Curtis — ---

Port Wrangell and Sitka Wbor.

Prom photograpJis by B. S. Ourtis —

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Pfor. T^iOtograp^i fey ''. Hart Mama.-, --r —

SkaflWkV Alaska in June 1899. ,. „„• ^

^^Prora plxotograph hy C. Kart Merriaro —

Tftahftres in Glacier Bay«

EPoBi photograph by 0, Hart Merriam

Bast end of Muir Glacier.-

Prom photla^^raph by K, S. iia»*tis

Bdgo and W.t of Muir (rlacier.

Prom photographs by 1%. S, uurtis

Sunset on Muir Inlet, Glacier Bay.

From i^otograph by &. a. ^^ur^ is

B0r,»s stranded at low tiuo. ne^r ^v" Glacier. -
*" Prom piiotograph by R. S. Curtis

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Footf»th along Indian Kivar ^it,ka.

^rora photograph by r. , S. ..urt,i8 ---

Interior of Greek c>iuj-ch"-t Sitka. ^ ^

FroR photograph by Ec S. •.u*'1.ip ---

Indian T^ivor, near Sitka. „ . , • >

Pron photograph by K. b. >.urvi8 ---

Drift ice. Yakutat Bav, ^',,r'r^^i - — — -

Pron pliototiraph by t. hari. woman

Part of Colmbia Glacier P^inco WiUiaw Soimd.

Prom phot.ograph by l- S. i.vrtis — -

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Amliorst nrid Present Glnciera, CoUefie Fiorci,

■ rorn photoj^^raph by C. Hart Mo"ri.H?.. „.._ 70

Harvard Olaeiftr.

Pron photo^^raph by ii\ S. CurtAs --.. .,...__ 72

Tho Kar»-iman Ciacier.

.-Vom phot,o,j>-at>h by a, f^ Curtis .• - ._...

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Park" like shoras near Kadiak.

l-ron photo£>-aph by C, Hart Korrian --,-„.,...

Village of Kadiak., Alaska.

hrorn pno:,ograrjh by C, Hart Merrian -»—

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wds hiioto Hrfim piiotOiiraph oy K. H. Harriman

f>it. Shisliaiaino

From photograDhs by U, S. Fish Commission - 90

Soa-lions. Pribilof Islands. I^srin- Soa. .

i-rop, paintzr^ by Chariea B. Hud8cn^•^tai^i^^.L.h;i.l!J^.i:. 94

^""'""p^L^T'f^^^'^'i^^^^^f Islands. !er|n^ Soa.

1-on plioto^raph by 0. hart Murriaii,'^.:j^.A''«tr-- ■

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Plover Bay, Sjbor'a.

i'Vom phot.og,>^aphs by ije Ha-t. >^orrinin

Sskimo topek, Plove*- Rav, Siberia, Julv i/^9^k
t*ror?i p?ioto^ra?)h b/f5, :;. Curtis ^^.Z * '

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Jskii-.c boy and l-i^l, Po-t Claron.-M. Al-s}-;..

H"^or*i photo^^rn^i by <:, Haft. Vcrria.-, --.-_.„ ^04

McKbors of i}:9 0)^p3..iition or. ?t. ?.iatt;,o'v Tsinnu.

From p^.oto^rapn.s by R. S. C^-tis ^:. -„, 1^2

Totom poies at r)eserton Viilj>j.a.

froTn photo^i.'-aph by E. S. Curtis -- _ x^j:

CcluTibia Gii-iPr, fror. b'efithor Is.lanc.

Fron photog'-arii by E, r-:, (.urtis, •A.^~,..»m.

Front of Par-y GiacioT^.

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r'-on pholograph by C, ha>-t i'err.jif.,W^..^M .._... 12O

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Tho •Oeo^K.e ^W. i?ld(5r* near We ilea ley Glacier^C^i^
From^ photograph by 0» tiftrb MerriJ^ri — ^^•-*^-

Serp^entrino Glacier, Harr2Piaii Fiordc

From photograph by E- S. Curtis — -■-

Kubbard Glacier, Diai^nchaiilirent Bay«>

From photograph by G. Ko Gilbbrt -^

Yale Glacier, Colleif.o Fiord,

From plioto^^raph by C, hart Merriam «^. "«--..---

Threes upset by La Perouse Glacier o

From photbgrapli by Go K, Gilbert «

West front of Columbia Glacier c

From pilot ograph by E» S* Curtis --

iHarrit'ian Glacier*

Fron photog^aohs by B. S<, Curtis -.

Columbia Glacier, from Hoather Island.

r^om pliotOrTaph bv B. So Curtis - <-^^-.««^"-

Dosertoa Inuian v i 1 lei^e , Cape Fox, Alaska o

From photo^ra«>h b'^ K. S* J.^urtis ^.. ....---

Beaver totomyDost^rtod ViUa^eo

Fro^a pbiOtO(':rar.h by Ko S". ourtls

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Chief 'J?i house, l^osortc-a Ville?.^^ee Capo ^ok.

From photogranii by K. S, ^uHis - — -

Mantling his canoe, ana Sitka Inaian hutSo

From photo^^^apha by E. ^c Curtis ^-^•^.^^^'^ ..^^-.

Indian sealers' camp, Yukutat Bayc
Fror.: photog>'aph '.)y i')* -^ <4<r^i

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Hut on Wood Islann, ^ .

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Froi^i r»nov.o*-:raphs by w chart m

Eskimo winter hut, Plove^* Bay, Siberia.

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, Siberia.

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Eskimo sottlenant, Plovor Bay, Siber^ia,

From plioto^raph by Eo S. Uurtl.s --•

Kskimo baskets. Port V/ieronoB) ^l^nktr, Aleutian baskets,

Atka Island, A].a»fcao i'Vom photo^i^raph bv Ro So Curtis -

J^tc BdgecuRjbe £rom;^back of Sitka o

>. From photograph by G« K, Gilbert --« --.-^

Dutch Harbor, Una iaska. ' ^^^ -- ^ - • ^
From plioto^raph by Er S. Curtis

Heather Island, Columbiri Kavc

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Lily pone nea" Kaaihk, Aisska.

from photo^^raph hy E, S,, Cu-tis -.- .--.-

Una h> ska hills ids s .

From photograph hy U. H, Fish Oonrnir.Hion --- ---

Gulls on H> George TsiRmi: •JW-644«i&-^rpeiHn Mur'^es or

^airiis Isiar.a, Pribiioi group. Fror:;" chotoiiraphs by

he j-% Ohiehestor -1 _"..._ .

Kntranco to Wrar^gail Narrow?.

Fror. photoMraoh hy E« So Curtis —

Lupines^ on Wood Island; near Kadiak:
^ From photograT;hs by C, K<irt Mor-ria-i

Bast coast of Vancouvor Is land o

From photog^raph by a, K. Gilbort -.-."^..

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ho Forest,' Unalaska; Trees on Xaaiak Island
rrom [jhotographs by Eo So Curtis -^

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Indian Kivor^ ^:jbu.:^

From photog>*aph by Kc ?.. CuHi^. --^^

Resurrected forest near Muir GiJicle^%

From photo^<,raph by Ko S. Curtis -"•.

Forest oYe>'tu*-ned hv Coiumbia Uiacier*
Fron photo^rarh by K. S. Curtis - .^

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Mtr, FairwGat>iO>* and Mt= Lituya^

F^otn t;botOi^raT)h by C. Hart kerriam --

F**am photograph by t- Mpast mrrHpi^K-

From pliotograp): by Ro h«254 Hamii*K.-

fc^t. Pavlor, A ItiSkF, Peninsula.

f^Vom photo^^^anh by C ha'^t Ka^r lam

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nl2in45 on Hall Island* ^ ,, _
From photographvS by h. bo i>urbi

Lavidacn Glacier, .Lynn Canal.

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F'-'om pJiotOf^^apM ty S' >>• i>urLiS —

Moyntair.8 on Alaaka Pcnins-la.

Krom photOf-rar..h by h, n. hcTryreJi —--

Kntram'-e to Salcovia. Konai Porlnnuia. ^

From photogT«aph Isy JU •-. v-urtxa^---

Columbia Glacier at cprAactwithUsi^^^^ __

from photog>»aph hy E= S. (/.iHas^-—- ^A- -r^-

Fur- teals. St. Paul Island. Be^in,^ Sea. ^-^

^ Fror. photci-raph by Co riart >,or^iRr. *^- --■*-^"— '

Sun ana clouds; hast view of the PacifiCo

From r,hol<ograTihfi Viy iw S. .^urt/is "--

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Bogoalof Voloano, Bering Sea.

Prom photograph by G. Hart Merrlart -i-^.. - --- ?9i

Old and New Bogoalof Volcanooa-

From pliotographs by Lt« G. H» Doty — .,..-^^- J08

West side Bogo«lof Volcano. oif%

From photograph by U. S* Pish Corcnission 312

New Bogoslof from center of conneoting spit. Ship Rook in

foreground • Prow photograph by Lt. G, H* Doty odd

Murre3, or 'Arries/ on Walrus Island, Pribilof group. _
From photograph by H. !)• Chichester — -- sso

Stampede of sea- lions, Bog^oalof Voloanoo

Prom paintiiTg by Charles D# Hudson — — -— •- -^^^d

Salmon drying at Chernofski village, Aleutian Islands.

Prom photograph by U. S= Fish Commission —

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Green Fiver Hutt6, Wyoniru:-. .Vawn b" A. h Balowm

■'^''''■''%-r/w"^''T"''^" "r;^'' ^hoBhon<i Kails. Idnho. Drawn

vy W. B. Spaner +>-o''' photon-rap;', 'ny C. Hart Merrian -

ni.os'r.ono Falls Idaho. Drawn hy W. fi. Soa.-ior fron

photogrnph by r,. K. Gilbert '- 1

An Irrigating Wheel. Drn'vn by W. E. Spader from

photograph by U. S. Gooiopical Siin'ov - '-

Latoii^-elle Falls, Oregon. I>awn hv A. H. Hnldwin fron
pnoto«rraph. — ^- - • . .

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-'^:Unc?nsuh Falls. Oro^-nn. Cra?;- V- A. F. PciiHwfr from

piiOLo^rapn, ... . .^T .. . ^

Vifltf or Ir-siao fassat^e. Draw) by W. k. .Snaner fron

photo/^raph by G. hart Mi-.rriam' -... _..;-..,..„„

I r-.-! do Passage. Drawn by Louise M. Ken lor from

pr.o.O(-raph by G. Hart Jiar^'iar. -

An Alaska Fiord. Drawn by A. li. Baldwin from photo.--arh

;.y u. ^■. woaat oui^'oy - - :.^..r*. .^.'

ii^ctlaVfhl.lR. ■ Drawn by W. R. ^o^-er from nhotop.raph h"

A. .K. Fi?>;or , — .._.,.. !.,..._, _'.._. i ^.

Interior of Churoh naco by Inui&rs at fietlftkaht'f-. Drawn

uy -V. *:. Spacior f*'or phoT.of''fiph by W. P. DovorDiix

"un:-et. in ins ice Passa^io. Drawn by ■». P.. Sr.i>.de>* from
r)hotoi'>'Rr>. by " "

Totem Polos Jxt^Vranaeil. Drav^^n bv IcyuAno H. Koolev r^o»:

Passage noar Wraiv.'^ H ''ar>^'^vs. ]>ra\vri ^^' ''^f. E. Spaoor
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Davidson CP.acier. Lyrji Canal. Drawn by Louise M. Keoler
from photograph by 0. liart Merriar.

Head of Lynn Canal. Drawn by Louise M. Koolor from

photograph by U. S. Coast Survey —

Looking A«*»mt Head of Lynn Canal from White Pass Railro

Rail-oad Terminus. Sumrr.it of White Pass. „ ^rawn by

A. H. Baldwin fron photograph by E. S. Uurtis

Ou=1.oi Houso ana na^» of,^oth Nations on Provisional^ ^,_

boundary, Summit ot «[>ii'G rasb. 1^.^" - __^

Keeler trom photograph by E. S. Curtis

Sled-Load of frain White ^^^^,^^:^:^^:^:J^^i'^.^-
from photograph by E. S. Uurtis — -

Ivhiir Glacier. Draw- by Louise M. Koelcr fron photograph

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lk^ir Cabin, CHaoier M". Drawn by 6. ii. "icnois xrom __

photot^ranh by C. Har*. Merrj&m - --'----

Mvir G lac ierl"^- Drawn by A. li. Baltiwin from photograph by

G. K. Gilbert • • - — -.--

Camp of Harvimn Party on Kuir Glacier. '; ijrawn by A. il.
^ BAidirin from photograph by C. hart Morriam

Cam:) on Point Gustavus^f Drawn V,y W. Z. Spader from
" photof^rar'h by Leon J. Cole — •

Crevasses on Nlidr Glacier. , Drawn by W. E. Spader from

photof.raph by William H. Avorcll -

Larfo' Hock' Supported on Column of Ice. NKiir Glacier. Drawn
^^ by Louise K. Keeler f-om photograph by Leoii ci. .vois^^ ^

Resx.rrlcted Forest near ^Vir /'i'^^f'aJ^ ir!l-"-^:.^'

Spado?' from photograph by H. .-5. lAir.is

Old Russian Barracks, Sitka. Drawn by A. li. Ealdwin_from^_^
photograph by E. S. Curtis • '"

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fror: o!;OLo,<,raph by fi. S. Curi,ir. -^-.-.

^^dslots noar Sitka. Drawn h- Louis e> J], K^o^^^* f>-or^-

^ pb^>tograph by K. ?. Curlip. ^-... _.,.,.,

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Islaniis 'leHr Sitka. Drawn by Lov.ise i;. Koeler fror
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Russiar. Plookhouse R.t Sitka. Drawn by Loi.iPo ?4. K'V-»lGr
f^-or photOf^raph by K. S. CuT-tir, -■^. -•

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Gr^ek Ohi'rc>i, Sitka* Drawn 1)7 A. H. Baldvnn ^^on

pliotr^graph bj:- Ec 5-. CuHis ^-.--^^ — ...^^ ....^.

Ru'^^ian Cemetery at ??itkac D^^a^n by Lnu]*^*^ Mc Kooier
iroiri photo^^raph by E. S, Cur-tis' -^

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V/ort End of La Poroi.so Crla-jiero Drawn by W, E* Smaf>r

from photograph by C, Hart iierrian^V^^^--^- -^1*^- - ^ -^ -^

Low Por^^sted ShoreE on Houth ^^nn of y>kutHt fay. Drawn by

Loiiiec ''•" KiaAJoY* f>*ni/, iibot/0<',rar)b

y&lcutnt Ville^ro. Drawn b^ S« he Nichols from photorraT?h
hy (jc hH'^t ^icrri'ini —- — ...... -:-. ^ ^.

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Mar of lakutat Bay, Al-if?K5i., i -^

hf::i}^y Gannett -- -- -

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Gp.s(^fvrp'rjp^flaoior, :V^:??e.U Fiord. "^Drmvn. by John L.

Ridi^ay f>*nr^ pr^oto.ira^^ b^- Go Ke Gilbert - — ^ ,..^-

Ship at fici^je of D^^ift leo, Yakiitat Bay. 'Drawn by W. B.

Srr.Hor f^'o^ r''C".0{"'rFiir^-: b-*^ C c Harb r;e>'riar- --1--.^ ■

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Ca?rp of rlunt^rvt Party on North ?J ore of Yakutat bay.~
by W. Si. ?pador frorri phot.Of;**aph b;; G. Ha^t i^erri

Ca^oo in Icq, Yakutat Bay. ^ Tjr*:<*fr: b'^- W. E* Spador frori

photof,^apbi })y Co Ha>*t rifTi^i^ir!!^ -",..-. — ^..l,.. . ,.e.^. — ..

Soa! Ihintf)rB' Oanp, i'akutat Ray. r>*?r,vn b-'^ Loiii?e i-l. K'joler
fror pbotor'T'fj.r'h by R, S. wiiHin - ^^^-- ... —

Yakntat I>i(i*.anR Padrllirr OMnoc?. ^drv^rr. by '^. K. -^naaer
frorn photo*'.ra^>h by"

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Ship, tbo Geor.^6 W. BUor.^ Or
froTT. p- o-to<;raph by fi^ H* Cu^'ti

Draw'i by W. E- Spaae:

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Suneot. Yakutat Bay. J^^-m^ Jiillams fron
pbGtoKraph hy R . S . Curt is

' Al>;;llt4U on Wiru.. Drawn I7 I- A. Fuortos fro^^ n.tu>". -

\.l^or ^nnory at Orca. Prl.co WilU.;^ ^-J^;! ".J^l^r .--"- -^-
W. E. ?pH.'lnr l>ori photog^'apn by ^. Har^ .,o^r\^^

oiur^--a ■"■H^c^r.v. fvor, o. Disten.o. "^ Dra.vn by Louiso M. Koclc-r
fror^ T^botorraoh

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Looker,. d<r.n en Front of' l^ol.-r^ia -^^'^f^^: \f f ?^

Gin..-^rt's P^'rtv !?ottm3 "ut fo»- ColumVia GleeJor.-
'" "LovnlRe K; Kf?olcr frrr. phrtO;Tftt>h U

' Louise v.. Koeier rrom rvhotorra™. -y & ^^- ■•--

rnilA-P Fiord s*'^'>".'^V >''?-'r. Mp-.vr and Fsrr'ard Glai'iors.
Drawn by Loinsc M. Koelor .. ror^pJ-^vo^v '^P- "-■ ^'•

i-iM-ant Mow of }>i^^ GlaSer^ "'^Dravjrn by a. m. Baldwin

' t>-om i?lioto»<raph by 'Ik ''&''^'. -0''''^f'''^ "- '

S.mertine tUaoio^^. ira^n by A. h. BaU^in f-or: p).>lOe-apb
by E * He Gu^'tis - -

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r-rv Gla':icr. >^^ar View. Bhowin- Icp £«^^f ;^. ^T\^eler -
' '^Louiso K: Kaelor f-or phcto..rapn by ^liarlos V ^eeur

D^avvn by Charles P»
ovorcijc • ' *

Homer. Kaebo-.k I^ay, ' IW^n by.bouiso v. Kn.ler fron
plioto,H>-a^b by >\ bp.rt Nser^ian

=;horo of Uyak ^-y. Kadiak Isl-dnd. Pr
Huflfton from pho<-o.-raT;b by «• ' • -'

Bold i-oa<il.nn r««r •'^'^^^^i^H^^^JlIiU^* "^^^^^Ji^Jv^
fron pboto;:"'aph by un i'j^— *■ 1 1"«' '^ -^♦-^s v^it-rT-

^ ^'. ^.1. o-i v^'M^^ Hypurn V S, B. Kichols from
photOf^vaP'^^ ^'"J ^v\V'wvv;j>5r .^aa^.^k^s...^ ^

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W, A. Sp?.clfir l*-o>r photOf^rarK by C, Hftrt

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pnoto,:raph by E. H. Ha?rinan -.\.::.::''-!!^..!r?:.

Soa-lions. J^^;5awnj.y Cha^-ios P. Kuason f>'on, photographs -..-
Two-Hatch Bioarkao ]>fj'vn >„f w k* o ^ r , .

by i:. ». cSohostDr ;.:". ';.';. Spf«y__f™phol,o,;n,ph

Group of EskinO, plotrnv, p.,.,, ''/f n^^^,^ y.,, * M r , , . ,,

photog>-aph'by"g:i/&;t,c™^^:L^:.'::,:^:^'t".^:?^.,,

Eskino Alor|siaa Ship in •Oonri^k./ Port Claroti.e. ^ Drawn
•V •''. t., Spacor t>-om photc^-aph ],v C. Hart Morriaiii

Krki:.:o J^ar ^'orpn, and Child. Po-t. Olaronoo. ^ D„^«,n ^

A^ !i. Hairhvin i-orr photog-aph by -. Hart Merriam

Tundra^South Sido or Port C]a->nc3. '^D-av.n b.rw R Svar.,.
trom -I.otograph by G. Hart Mcrrif-.r, -' :-V'. . . .^: ./rj:^'..

i^sk^mo (.:iiMren. Fort ..la'-onco. Dr-..^ ]„, i m s.i,:^,;^
trom photograph V S. S. ui.r^.is - :.-- ' •^'^^"■*-"

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^ S?oti;|rajls b^E S.C^'-tia and O". HaH Merrim. ------

Cape Upri^i, St, Matthew Island^ ^ Dra^n ^y W. R, 2pad:>r^^_

' fro:?! photof-aph l.y ' • Ha-t )io>"-3.a''; •

Steara Schooror ' Dora . ' 1 1)ra^r= ^;y W. R. Sra.o>" from _^ ^

Dosortod Indian village noar Cage ^ox. iD^awn by W. _S.
Spaasr i'ron fhotOf-rt-Ui by r.. -^ . .Airtis.

Pago .
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. c 1.^ n.o^-^-1 v^n^reo "^ Drawn l)y Louise K- Kooler
from pilot o^raTj)^ ivy i^- ^' ^^'' --'

Chiefs Hcvso. n^^rtod Village. \^:'l}Z,,,^ ^..

!/)Wg11 irorn photo^ra'> ^ oy ^. -i^- •

M.v,>n., Gia^io" P^-ineo WilUa^i Sound. ?! Drawn by W, E.
Stiador from pnotograpn.%by 0. liar*, mrri^..

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• ni.w,-;,'^ Sn^^fv Si-SAii-Unr Ca^ml. ^D^'awi by 'V, E.
Spaasr rrair. puotograpii 'by t. ..c.rt ,...r.<i.

Davidson O'.ncier, Lyviri ^'^nn- Pr- >-; ^y^^. ■

Sr.a.'ior f -on ■ohotO;:rar'^i .^y^ '•:«'■' ''•• -^

Ht. St. wi^afi^Malasri'ia GlH-:l9r. ^I^awnbyA. H. Baldwin
fron t)hctOK-aT'h" by I. G. Ru?;Tf?\'.. •;

La Porouso Gln(^ior"J^-^D-3<.m >-'•'. S. Spader .fro"!

. nhotc^raph by C-'Kart ..o^'ri'^i- ..,^.u..-V"

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Turner Glacier. Disonchantpnt Bay. "^.^'rawn by W. E. _

Spador i>on nboto^iraph by u, K. Inl-ert

Giant Iccb.rg. Gla.^er Pay.,, i Prawn j.; A. il. Paiu-vin^ ^^

«'ovn< -i •-i«^ n-i b"n^l i-anf.l. '^^ D-awr b" Cba'-l??'^ B. Hudson
f"ora photo^^atci >^v 0. .-tart .ierr^ar,

Ice i'-ort or ?4.ir Gla-^ier. '^' Drawn ]>y '". H. ^^pador '^"o".
f'-'oto^-raph by <^.K,^^Cy^'^1^

o.,_^4^. G'n';'-^'', ila--in'in Fioru. ^Draro by fl . S. Spaci-r
'■ r^o^. photOi:^! by :^. Kart M-^-riar. - - ---•

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iirjm Mawr and fiarvit-cl Glaciers, CoVIsito ?iord. ^f' Drawi h^^

LouisG M. Koolor from photo. 'rRph"h.v E. S. Curtifi - '

>'>a>- Ship, the'G^o>-,,? W, Kld.o-: in Miiir Trdai, Glactior Ray.

L-awi; ...y A. H'/ Baldwin fron photoi^raph by R. S. Curtis -

Lar^3«^Rock Ca-^'lad Iv f&ir Glaftior. ''Drawn }:y Louise M.

Ksolor frar phoior'-Tftph h" Weslov Ro 'Jon ---• .,,,....

Niinatak Gianio-, RiissoU Pio-'de'^ D^awn bi^ Wo Ro Snador from
Dhoto^t-ra ph by^ Ku (iiT^»<H< S' • e>-;^ «'«''*^ — ^^----^^

Ho.tIock Cliff, Ha>'ri?nan Fiord, I^awn w W. Ko Spador from
pbotorraph -by f:. 3. Curtis .,^.':...^^,

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Columbia Gla<ne>^. Soon throiv^h Troos. "^ Drawn b- Louis
M. Keolor fror^ obotograph by G. K. Giibort' ---«--

Tco '^hJ.1 0? i;'>bii';oia Glacio'-. ' D^awn by Louise M. Koolor

fron photograi)h by G. K. Gilbort ---.-.. -^ , — ,

asxiro, Alaska

Haiilr.t Hook of.nir.kit Inaians. 1/ Drawn ry W. E. Spador

Nat^.- Woifon ana Ghilciron. Alort Ba-. British Colunlna.
frav/n !,y A, H. rfaidft-ir; fvoni nho+.o.p:raT)h by G. Kart •
Morriam, 1891 .-, -: i

Tlinkit Dancirg Wand. "^^Drawr: -:y Louir,a M. Keoier -

Tlinkit Danco TaUle. '^D^-av/n oy 1?. i^ 3mder ■ -■ ~--

Tiinkit nalihut Hook, (j Drawr. ly W. fi. Sr;aoGr

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i.inKit Cano;?. ■ Draivn by 'V. £. .St)aicr f»'or, photo^'rap'' bv

Hunya SoaWiuntars Glacio- Bay. - J;v.,,,vn uy l-.i2o M. fcelor
• fror. tphotog-aph by E. S. ^i-Hw< S-.^i;-,

Can'iiT^r of Tlinkit Caiioo. *l)ra-;/u by Louisa i>'. Ke.olor - -

Tlinkit Ca'-^'od Box. Drav/n by Lou:?o M. ^■)o}3r —...-

Tlinkit Baskots. Drawn by Louise hi, V.^rdar ,

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Tlinkit CarVirg of Beaver., ' Drawn by W. S. ?!padp,r - •

Part of Hou^a FVano, Alert Bay, Bi'it.ipb Colijr.bia. f Drawn b"
Louis^G M. Keeler from phbtograp-yi by C. Hart !4erriain, 1891

Deserted NVillftr^e, Cepe Fox. Drawn by Loui^^ M. Keelor
f ron: pliota^raph'by Gha^los A. Keolor - — - ■

Toter. Polos,ACppp Kox/ ^ Drawn by W» Be Spader from
Dhotot-raph* by F, . H . Curtis "--- -— - -^ - - ,.. -^,. -^^ -

Pa»^,o .

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from photO(^raph by E. S» Curtis --■ — ..^^....^-^ .^

Toten Pole, Alort Bay. I •^"'' Drawn by Louise M« Keolor fron
photOi^rat)h bv C. Hart Merrian, 1891 -—

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Totem Poles, Wram^e lie ^ Drawn by A. H, Baldwin from
photograph by E. S, Curtis l—---

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Carved Eagle Roof -Post. Deserted Vill»<TO. Cane Fox* Drawn

by A. H. Baldwin rrom photograph by Co Ha^^t Kerriar. ---

Canned Bear Roof-^Post, Dosorted ViVJa^ve, Crdo Fox. "^Drawn

by A. H. Baldwin from photograph by C. K^t Morriai^ --••

?otern Pole, Wranp^ollo ' Drawn by A, H, Baldwin from

photograph oy U. S, Pish Cbmraission --«--- ..^^^^^.-.^

Tlinkit Sun Mask from Deserted Vlll^^ge Cane Fox. Drawn

bv W. E. Spador = — — "

Tlinkit Mask Koprosontin^^ K^ad of Puffin. • Drawn by

Wo B. Spader •- — ..,.^.. ......,— ^^. — --

Jf> Oca* — Ay.^-^-* >X

Tlinkit ,?4ai^ Mask. Drawn by W. B. Spader .,,-....^^

Indian Grave at Wraii^reiK ' Drawn by A. K. Baldwin from
B« S. Cu**tis --■"---- •-

» m^ . tr3^ MU •*>'

#■'«>•• tfSM.*' «M «*»! V* ar V3 »v • • «-

Graves of S'ianar,s„ Desortod Viila^^o, Gapo Fox. Prawn by

W. K. Spa'ie** from photograph by R. S. Curtis

Indian Doad iioiscs., Takx. Harbor. Prawn by Louise H. Keoier
fro-n photOj^raph by C. iiart i'-lorriarr. —

Tovm Hall and Our?^ N'»w Vir-tl'^^-^'^ti^ . ' l)r«.'vn by W. E.

Spador from p}ioto^>*aph by ?..?.. Curtis

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New MetlakaJitla. Drawn by W, F. Spader from photo^rraph
^ by g-e S". Gtirtrtp ti^j^^^^^HUf^^

Carved Dish Roiirosonting Beavor. ViDrawn b^' Louise
M. Koolor -w.^^-^^-^^ . —

) car .mn mm- ^m •«> .** mn »- V-

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Carved Moat Tray, fproporty of Jo Stanloy--Browrii ^" Drawn
by W. B. Spador -— — ^'^-- — --.--. ^...^.^

Carved Meat Bowl, Purchaspd from Chief Annahoots, Sitka.
Prawn by Charles K. Hudson — ^— — -^-. .

Tlinkit Bone Carving of Koad of ?ird, Sitka. ^ Drawn
by W. B. Spador • .^^^~...

Tlinkit Carvin^t;, Sitka. ^Drawn by W. E. Spador -~^^>^^-

Indian Canang. M)rawn by Louise M. Kceier

Paint iriK on Front of Hoi.s9 of Chief Annahoots, Sitka. ^^ Drawn

ty from photograph by K. S. Curtis — ^^of

Tlinkit Sharnan's Headdress, I Property of J. Stanley-Brown.'
Drawn by W. E. Spader — — ^ - _... . .^..

Tlinkit Shaman's Rattle and Stat f,, Property of J. Stanley-
Brown .^ ^ Drawn by W. B. Spader

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Tlinkit Shaman's Hat. Sitka, Property of C. Kart Merriam.^

Drawn by W. S. Spader -•• --—

Prinif/ive bark luit, head of Yakutat Bay. '^ Drawn by Louise
M. Keolar fror photograph by E. S. Curtis -

Tlinkit oil box. ^i Drawn cy W. H= Spador ^-- ■■"

Woman fl?r.3ln^ aoal hide, "akut:-it Ba". Drawii by

Yakutat sealing car.oe. 'hrtviu oy W. R. Spador from
p)ioto<_crapH l

Hunya seal hunters' huts of driftwoou. near head of Glacier
Bay. • D^'awn hy Louise M. Keolet^ from photograph by

E.^^s. Curtis -. — r.-.-t'-.r,.,-:

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Sealor's )iut showiii.^ seal skins on stretohers, Yakutat Bay.
Drawn by Louise M. Koolor l^om p:iotf.v3rap:i by K.S.CurtiP

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Hunya seal Iranter's camp. Giaclor Bay. Drawn by W. E. __

Spader f^oro pnotCiiraph oy K. *^' ua i^is -- -

Tiii-uvit death's head carvings, SitKa. Drawn by '.V. Eo Spader 165

Eskimo mask. Drawn by Louiso M. Koelor ~^--- — —-

Eskimo'-irSk^ Drawn by Louise M. Keoler .-.--.<- 157

Bidara or Aleut skin boat. St. Paul Island/ Boring ^^i,^.

D^-awn bv W. B. Spador from photograph by H. D. Gnicester iw
■' ~ • .

Barabara or r^tive Aleut house at Unaiaska. Drawn by A. h.^

Baldwin Troni photograph jy B. S. Curtis

Throo-hatch bidarka. Drawn by W. E. Spader from photography ^^^
h-r H. D. Chichester "~"

Eskimo siunmor house and fireplace., f^over Bay Siberia.

Drawn by W. K. Spaaer from pnotojsrapti oy E.S.Ourtis i.i

Eskimo women and children. Plover ^'^y. Drawn ^y A. K.^^____
Blydwin fron photograph by B. >>. 0urt,i8 —

Part of Eskimo settlement. Plov or Bay . Pr^^jk ^^jj^ ' ' .^tf 172
Nichols from photograph by h-r-trr-ttnrtT* »»-ftr*t«- -

Unfinished wintev house, showing' rraiaawork of wjmlebo^
Drawn by A.K.Baldwin from pliotograph by crrAt6il^H»i-b*«

Winter house compiotely soudod 'f^^, looking ro£jPlover Bay.

Drawn by A.H.Baidwin froifi phoi^og^aph by ^^J^;^7ig'«« ^"^

Eskimo man and woman. Plov erBay^^^l^y^ 174

fron photograph by ii^-S^-bui-tia ■'iJ^'iMA* -^

Eskimo n.an and woman. Plo^rerBaj-J^r.^n^/JJ^ ^^^

from photograph by -W-itv tJrtborb ■pr^-Wf^-r-^—'^T-

Eskimo women. Plover Ba". ;'Dra.y • b- W. E. Spader from
photographs' by B . S, Curvis and

Eskimo belle. Port Clarence. V^fwn by __}f!!'j'}}. m

from photograph by E. S. i.urt.is

EskmC^lovar Bay. ' Drawn by W. B. Spader from photograph

Eskimo d-sh carved f-or. vsrtebra of whttle:- Drawn by

:; Oharles B. Hudson

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Bskimo umiak. jDrawn by W. B. Spador from whotograph by

6. S. Curtis 1 t^__i ;! ]«g

Bskino kayalc. Port, Claronce. ^ Drawn by A. H. Baldwin from

photograph by C. 1-iart zMerriam — t - > 179

Eskimo woraan man. and child. Port Clarence. ^ Drawn bv

A. H. Baldwin from photograph by C. Hart Merriam - 160

Eskimo stone nipe. Port Clarence. (Piirchasod by C. Hart

Jiemam) 'Drawn by Jofin L. Ridg^way - I8I

Eskimo woman, showing frorfand roar views of parka. Port
Claronce. ^ Drawn by W. E. Spader from photographs bv
c. Hart werriara — - . --.r,-..! 100

EskiMO finger mask. '' Drawn by Louise M. Keoler _ 1^4

Baranoff first mler of Russian America. ^ Drawn by

Ah. BAidwin from photograph 1.. 193

Veniaminoff. Uie apostle to the Aleuts. ^ Drawn by A H

Baidivin tror. rhotogr&ph ■ ■■• .i . -. . .. — .. 197

Wr&r^eil, Russian governor of Alaska ^ Drawn }w A " Baldwin

from photograpJi , 200

Roberv Kennicott, first American explorer of the Vukon.

Dravn by A H Baldwin frons photograph 202

Cormorants. Drawn hy A. H. Bnldwin from photop-rar.h b"

n. D. Chichester li--.r__:...l 034

Foi'ost. near Sitka. Drawn by^Spaaor fron photograph by

G. K. Gilbert ,..., J. _,,"_ 1 .'Ut

Tebenkof's sketch of Bogoslof in 1832 — 1 _.^ 296

Dall's skeuch of Bogosiof in 18?J — ,.' , 296

Bogoslof ana Ship Rock from the southwest in i8'^3. After

'"^^ ~ - -— 297

Old Bogoslof in 1884. Drawn by W. R. Spader from

pnotograuh by Lt. G. H. Doty ~ 297

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Outline of Old Bogoslof in 1887. From rough sketch by

W. C. Groenfioid - -^^

Old Bogoslof from west spit in 1891. ^ Drawn by W. E.

Spador from photograph by U. S. Fish commission — ZVb

Old Bsgoslof from east spit in 1895. Drawn by W. E.

Spader from photographs by C. W. Purington — — — - 29y

End view of Bogoslof from southeast in 1873. Drawn by Dall- 300

Bogoslof from various bearings in 1873. Drawn by Dall 300

Old and Now Bogoslof from the southeast in 1890. Drawn by

W. E. Spader from photograph by U. S. hish commission — 301

Old Bogoslof from pond on east spit, Jul", 1899. Drawn by

WT E. Spader from photograph by E. S. Citri^is .>yi

The new and old volcanoes in 1890. Drawn by IV. E. Spader

from ptiotogJ-aph by U. S. Fish Gommissuon - -^^^

New Boposlof soon after its iiT»heavai in tali of lbb3.

Drawn by Prof, ireorge Daviasun •— •^^''^

fiautof Bogoslof in 1884. ' ftr^n by ht. J. C. Oantwell ---- 305

The new and old volcanoes and Ship Rock in 1884. Drawn by

W. B. Spaaer from ph^^oograph by Lt. u. H. Doty JWo

New Bogoslof f'-om the northwest. Drawn by W. E. Spader
ftlSE:^" f1%!N^Lt. J. C. CantwollS ckotoh •**» - - -lUo

Lt. G. M. Stoney's chart of Bogoslof in May. 1884 310

Old and New Bogoslof in 1884. From sketch by Lt. G. iL.

Sketch of Bogoslof islands'^n'lW. ly Wm. G. Groenfioid 312

The new volcano from the long west spit of Old Bogoslof ^- I \
Auffv>rt 11, IBM. Drawn by W. E. Spader from
photograph by U. S. Fish Commission - oil

Timutk Iketch map of Bogoslof islands in 1891, by C. Hart
~" Morriari — — *"

lIo>'thwost corner of New i3(|fosiof , August U,, 1891. Drawn

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Suiranit riclge of New iloitoslof Aiunist U, 1891. Prawn by

W. B. Spador from photograph by U. S. Fi«h Conmission -- 317

Old Bojf'oslof from New BoA^oslof in 1895. Drawn by Wt B.

Spader f>*on photograph by G. W. Purington -uS

Kew BoKosiof in 1895, showing flattened top. Drawn by

WT E. Spader from photograph by C. W. Purington 318

Part of west sido of New Bogoslof in 1895. Drawn by

W. K. Snader from photograph by C. W. Piirington 3iv

New and Old Bogoslof from tho northwest in 1897. Drawn by

W. B:. Spader from photograph by Dr. Leonhard Stejneger - 319

The islenus from the northeast in 189''. D-awn.by W. S.

Spauer froni photograph by Dr, Looniiard Stejnegor ^-U

The islands July e. 1699, 1 rem tho oast. Drawn by W. E.

Spader from nhotograph by W. ii. i^ovoreux — - 3-u

Krusenstern's chart, published in 1826 ^^i

Old Bogoslof slicwing lor^ west spit, in 1891. Drawn by

\?^ E. Spaaer from photograph by .:. Hart Merrian 324

Dali's skotcn map showings bars in Id'Jb ~ • - 325

Liurres. Drawn by Char ies B. Hudson. — - 329

Mtirres' e*?K8. Drawn by A. h. Baicwin from pliotOf.raph by

H. D. Chichester - - - '" •*•"

Soa-ilons Woodcut by WUi'i.t:s from a photograpn

b' H. D. iJhichostor •-- *^^'^

Salmon wiieel. Cou*mbia River. Drawn by W. B. Spader from

nhotograph by Wosloy P.. Ooe - •^'^^

Salmon dn'-'rv' by Alouts,^ Drawn by (Ihavies B. Hiidson from

photog/lph D^^ U. S. Fisn Co.^issiou 338

AinuiH.dr-'im' nalmon ,at'\lnaiariKu. i>rawn by Oha^-les B.

Ld^on^4m photograph by IL S. Fi.h Gomission ^- 344

Salmon barricade. Drawn by, Charles B. liudson from

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Casta of Aleut «almon f ishewwn, Kadiak Island ---—-—-
Drawn by Charle* B. Hudson froo {diotograP" by U. b
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Salaon drying ^ natites on Aleutian laianos 'r'Z."7f'V"
Dnwn W Char lea B, Hudaon from photograph by U. S.

Pish Conniaaion*

lekJaOB'reoofuntliw the^anoient legends" — —

Dmrn by Owrlas B« Hudson.

•There i» one site bv In alienee, with terror in her eyes'
Draim by W. iJ. Spader.

•The well-filled bowl oheei^ every soul*

Drawn by W. 8. Spader.

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•As she runs on the sand of the Arctic strand' '—

Drawn b^f W. B. Spador.

Mermaid and seal-- tailpoioo *

Drawn by F. W» Ramadoll.

MAPS.
Prepared imder the direction of Henry Gannett.

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Route nap of United States

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^ Th?-oU;;'/-.-'..t tr.o ^'o-r^ro froqi.ant ianriirv-s wore r>iadc» . arr.l. no r-iat-
Lor -ow brief, vo'-a ulUiaed by the aroists, Photn^'rai-hers. .>;3oio-

'^"^'^vl'f',' •S':^'^'"'''''^' '■^'0"^''.^^""-s. e-^i studants of glaciers. ^Lomor- .
-Lops, «4we c«ar>:pi:v; pn^-Maa wora put ashore "fwi'moro thorrx^^^i «mm.
'- ^■- --'■• ■"-^- '' ''«*« ^"'^i^-C' wag^ mqiTra^ umcior Bay. Yaklitai. ]^;av
P-:n-.'o ''/Hin>iv.. souna. Kacipj-, islfma. the Air.r.ka Peninsula. .,nd tho
Sr.vrsi^in Islar,ds. La.^-^e era ...mportant -JoUeotions vvt^^^e -nade. in-
cluain,: series of tho srall -iamals and birds of i.he coast region
enorrrjous nmnbers of raarina animals and soawoods, mia by far tho-
la>^3est eollectibn of land plants over bv-.^.ht fror. Alaska. Yhov

ineiucio also s-aii coi.l«r;l.,ions of fossii Rholis ..iiu fossil niants.

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c: flora in voi-kini;, ur ;^:;^^LIoIuj'.r,i,9«^ uny^Sni-r :COS Oi .uOra uha.. I'lft,,

^, I sr.ecialists havo been se cured. ^tt^Cu^wams of iiv^^tJrnro^ ^i^*''
' T.v>ir:^^ to sclenc.; have bc-n already discovered and .ioscrlbflc, fm:x -,-

■'•■■ ChrinQ to trio f-;v^it dlslar^cos oQvorjd and the nooeseariiy jshor

• - -rs a^a tine allowed for stops, iitii. hunting was dono. HevertLai^ss tw..

- u^t., .u ;!untir^ pai-t.es ivo'-e landoo at, Kacaak Lslane. v^horo Jr. iarr.p&n
■'• o**!' f^fi had the ..ood fortune to kill a Xauiak loar. the only one sacred b-

the exfcodltibn am* tho i irst o/or neasuroci ar.d ^.ovo^r^xiihod in th-
flesh.

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In a voyage of this cha>*actor, where many and diverse intorests
are at stake, where numerous stops at widely separated localities
must be made, and where great distances must be covered in the short-
est prautible time, success or failure depends on the capicity of the
leader, the efficiency of the organisationc the perfection of the
equipment, and the enthusiasm, training, and cooperative spirit of
the individual:.moHibers<» That so much was accomplished is sufficient
evi<«on<^e as to how these conditions were fulfilled^

Tlie day after leaving Hew York Mr Harriman called together the
members of the Bxpedition and announced that it was not his desire to
dictate the route to be followed, or to control the details of the w(*f..
In accordance with his riahes a business organisation^ was affected,
comprising an executive coifnniittee, a cofroitteo on route and plans,
and special cojnmittees on the various, sciontific activities. These
committees, throujbihout tho voyage, hela froquent .'neetings and doter-
^hm^ f^om day to day tho operatins of- the Bxpedition.

Another factor which contributed materially to the results wa^
the i3r;gth of the days and lightness of the nights in nort,hom lati-
tudes, permitting work on shore during the greater part of the night.
Some of the stops where important collecting was done,, were ariade in th9
night p the vessel leavir^g before daylight.

Ai!'Or^^, the unusual foavaros which coni.ributed to tho success
of :; 9 Gxpouition throo an) worUiy of special nontion:

^1) iho shjp had no husiru^ss '^th:^r Lhan to convey the part
i^hitriO^'.scyvo^ it a'?sirea to ^^c .ic-r rou"^.o was ontrustod lo a
co/^^.itteo corap^uuii^ the roads of Ihe ^'arious uopartr>ient8 of

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rosearch; so that fron day to day and };ovir to hoiir her mo-Gr-onts
w^ro radc! to subse^^e tho intorosts of the sciontific work.

(2) Tho scientific s^aff ropresontod diverse into>*osts e.nd was
made up of non trained in special linos of research.

(3) Tie oquipmonl was surprisin^^iy conpiote. mciu^iiivi naptha
iaunc}:9S, small boats aiid canoes, oa^ipir^; oiitfvtc, ^t.eriO^'jraTjhjr-^- ,
photOrraDliOrs, aiia o:(^ra nen fo^ oa>*srnen ana helper's, ''^i^ ^^rg*
time neciissary to accompiish results, jw^ r9(iuc!!!|, to a minipiurir The
naptha launciios were of tlio utmost ser\^ice, landin^^^ larf^e rari.ios
quickly and safely, and con\^3yin^ r:on and supplies t^ ronoto
roints ovt of rcacJ) of tho shir- "t is j^afe to i^av that thro;v:h
luolr o^^ncy Uio work acco^:piisr:eu ^yas uoubloiu

A iilrary eon'^risiiig upwa'^d;^ of five hunurod vol;.<;-ies, provided
by l\r. ana Mrs. Harrinan ana suppionientod hy t.he various members o^
tho expeaition, w?^s C"n\'c»dGntly a»*ran^od in th;} I'lain viai.In jf:!.thi:i
^oa.*.h of all. It inoiuaed a iar^e share of tho more ir^portant
and useful vv^oir^ks raicxhir^^ to Alaska ana proved of ^/rrat ror^'-^r*.
A conpleto series of v;ha^L.s of Alaska, proviaod bv hr. nevrv S.
Pr itchett^ Suporintoiiuent of tJio U, .S. "oast and GoodeLic ^irrve"
?/rs constantly in use In the chaH rooru Keariy every •:?v9ning

during ti.e entire voya^^e an inforr.ul iocturo or t^ak on sor:o sub-
ject connoctaa \Yith the \Hork of the exr-3(ar.Jon, anr^ iilustr'atoa bv
blackboard sketchos, was cuvon in the r.am cabin.

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The oxpoaiiion was I'avorod with abnorrinlly fine woathor, so
that, on 9iUier tho outward or return voyage p-actically the whole
coast fror. ?u&t Sound to Unalaska, ii,cluding tho splondid poaks
of t-he St. Riias and yair^aather rarujos and tho .-reai mountainB of
tho Alaska Peninsula, -wwe- 'Jlaa-ly seon from the eteai-ier.

The lar.G rra-ibo- of plioto^raphB takon hy tho urofossicrai
photogv-a^^ors .. hoard was n..«^mUy inc.-oa.3. >>y o^ora. bolo:^-
i-.^^ to various nemborB of tho oxp.ditxon, so ti.at in ail not ioss
than five thousand photographs were sectored. Those cover nost
p.vts of t})0 coast ro,:,ion from British Goliunbia to B.rinj; Sirait,
and constitute incor>parably the h.st series of pictures of tho ra^
g^on Va,B far obtained. Kev.rtheUss, oertaui objects of ir.>or-
.a..e escaped. anrseiecUnt^ the iLlustraUons for tho reports of
the expec^ition an attenpt has boon r^ to f Ul the ..aps .s t^ as
....s^blo b- borrowia, fror, otrers. The use of p^iotogrnP^ic r..ter.
;.I 1 ,r reproduotior. has been .ranted by .he U. S. Coas. ana ;^ood.t.c
Sur^^o^r the U. f5. Gcolo^acal -.rvoy. the U, S. Fish Cor^ission,
.■>.9 if S. Revenue :^rino Servioe. Lioitonant G. n. Doty, and i.r.
Har- I). G):ichestor. lo all of whom the thanK.s of the expecdtion
• arc lue. ^om of th. best piot.ures of fur-seals. soa-Uons. ana
„<.urres are f-oni Mr. Chichester's ne,<atives. w;.ich, in view of me
climti-o obste.clos to .ucoos.Cv.l ph.oto,>raphy in he^ir^. Sea. arc of ■
unusual nerit- .

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The toxi figures aro i:ro^ iim drawiiigs riaao aiUier Xron pho-
to^;raph3, or, in the c^se oi* Inuian and nskimo arlicitji?, dii'oct

fron i>he o>>jee^>£o Of the artists who maao UxOSti dravvii^s, tiie
gr^oalor nunoer navo boen riaue by Mr, W. E; Zyador ox i:iivf York, and
rs. Louise M» Ke:5ior ol: Caliionii.a.

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Tho ooiored iilus^i^ations have boen derivba irom i'our souroos:
ianascapo and /dacler lai.ntings by R. Swain uiir./*d ana Frea. S,
i>eliG:;bau^=h; p-:.r:t:-r;- '-- "^^-'-^ - -- llviiig or flesh «ip?^-^r:3ns by
Louis AgissiE Fuerlasi paint n-igs of flowers by Fraa^ri^k Ac Wf:d^
DclG, under ^he airection oi b\ v„ Covilie, and ramtu^^a of uhe
Kadiak bear hnd fox .by OJiarioB Ro Kiaght. Mr. Girforu, i^ir. Doi-

ionbaugh, and i^4r. Fi.eri.aa ^/oro nei^bers of tho ^Kpoaaion, cirid nado
their sketches, and in nany cps^js thoir iinihJ.ou {;ai:.lijc-gs, in Uiq
fieia. V\T^ Waii/cle,throi.^'h the oooporu'Jon of i^!re Har-lrriar mA

tho Division of Botany of Uie U. So DeDart.nont of /Ui-caiUire. v><as
seux, to Alaska the foliowir:g, y^ar (1900) for iha special purpose of
securing arawiii^s ana pamuan^s of Alaska piani-a,

?h9 r^aps have bf>sn propareu under t,'i'=' diroat.iun oi Mr, he^iry
Gannett, Chief Geo^;;rapher, U, S. Ouologiuai^urvoy*

Tho prc?scnt ^oluriO contains tJ:e na^-rhtiva of bjie tixt^^oition
and a fow i^aperE on subieclB bolievecl to bo of ^enor^ii i/r.orost*
Tho tcoiuucui ratter, in tho fi3las of t.solo^';y, f)R.iGontoio;i^^^ i^oo'X.
ygy, ana uotanj% will toilow in a sories rf iiiustrated voiiuncs,
Twonty anecial papers, basou on ^oU(iCtion8 rado by trie expeuirJon,
have been alroady pubiished in tho Pro.ieodir^ia of ;>y.u Wiri^hingtoi:
Acaaomy gf Sciences and oLhars will fo:^!^^. All of z^u.-^, i.htur^al
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f „.ivMr.r and ^^oain^- throi#i the press tho m&torxai
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?'ashin- ton, I), 0., April 22, 190i.

tho relief puu on a ''ihT:, of tho llnitod St-atei^, so that it nay he'
sriif^'aveci at oneoc Ke e.«:uocls to let no liaYo it this evonh^isu ana
if it e^^^nes I shall sono it to Keen iwicdiately. so as to obtain
proof o at the earliest pos5^ibio moT'^ent. So lorv^ an wa know Mr*
Ha^r i^nnn* 5 vvishe^^ i> the raaltc'* there would seom to he nothiiig
^^aineu ia wast Iri^ th^ tvo or tr^ri^o day^ nocosftary to traasf^irc a
crudf; an : i>nf inishsti map t.o No'^^ York !.'or pre.liminBry inspecjtion.

Tliaiis fn^^ rotu^nirig th^ Introduction, ^vhish came last nl^ht,
anu of wfhicih I i-ope to bOiiC^ you .galley proo/ in a oov^f-lo of ^iays.

Vory L2*uiy your^,

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promptly, for ffkicsh I <«'■ ol.ligad. but thus rat"I have noWo-

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tho nar.0 of E. H, Ha-rimn, ana I .til «oo that it ia pu-

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April ?:?., 1901,
F)'of. II. W, WiUv,

Chief Divisian of Clii^rnstrvo
My dii?ar Sir:

Vour report daiai tho 20th in^^^tant on mw^^ of i>c.|>ers A a>id
B £ub?^itf-e«i to yoii fcr ei(&j-iination someii^iS sirce ha^> ju^l. arriyou
and I am ^^roaLly obliged for the irxformat:ion eoiitKinyd thcroiro
riu^se j^a^'ipios seer: to be rat:.or neavily wo-ff^hted.

The t^c!.5:'pi.es of «^priiceworrd pulp, to which I referred in a *"e-
cent letter, ha>^e no;^ a>-^l^ad, ?5.rid I wii). t^aiisnat the sf^^o to ^-ou
':nr^:ctlyo !??uv;pU>3 of nntto-':)Wood nulp Thopn to obtain /fithi;. a
v/»^ek, and will ^;etia then '^:- '^oor: a^ thcv coine-.

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Dear Sir: :

Herewit}! I an inclosiii,; copy for the int-r-oduction of iho Har
riman book. It s)iould be s.t in 12-polnt ti^pe like, tho rest of
the book., hut the lists of menbors, conmitteoR. etc. at the end
o'an go in 10-point typo.

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A. H. He^-fhey,

New B'*R Printing Co.,
Lancaster , Pa.

Dear Sir: .(y,^.,^^

Several of tho articles in the harrimn ^nd in such ^ manner
as to l«ave a blank page or ablai-.k part of a penge which may bo
used for tailpiaoos. Copy for these is inclosaa herewith.

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A. Hoon & Go,. ' ' "^ '

Baltimore, lAd,
Doar Si<*8:

Th„ rout, Bap „, tho United States, of which you t^„..,i,,,.„,
proof a few daya ago. i. unsatisfactory to «r. Harri™„. He
.lehes the vo-tlcal .i™„,i„„, „, ,,,, „, ,„ ^^^^ ^^_^^.,_ ^^^^

■t >oso of the *Ja»ka „p „„, „uhes the t»o printed on the .^
siiOGt clone to*ethar tm iht.4 4.-^ .

of,,)- ,> . * ^ '^ ^ounirQii on a common

^^ lac.^, one anothe. M.. OannoU. the^efo.. ^.. .a, ..oth..
cop. p.epa>.od, whi«h r .on. ,o. .o.with. ^. ^.... ,, ,,^

cities shoula be in 8ii,,ht.lv, ia»,>«n tvno -rv.. ' *

g, *- . -'^■b'^ typoo These on tho Unito.i

Sta as route r^,. of .hioh you «.nt ^ ,.,., , ,,, .^,,, ^^^^

much too s^n in view of the ano-nt o" ,. "

ih. f * ^u ^^■'"^*' *'°'^''^ '^« the map and

tlio fact that our eyes are rar-nu. .^^ ■

•' "^'^® rap^uiy growing oici.

Very tnay yours.

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Washin^^ton, I). G., April 24, 1901

Dear fclTo Lanio^:

I fear it i? tfOo lar>e to change the aottrd lin3» now» for the
roason that tho wholi^ ii«t of iliustrations it^ probably now in type
Personally I should dislike to have the dotted lines left out ai-

togothor^ but would like to 8er» the rots not au close together*

vTuat a word noro ab -ut the papers Yor ^'111 seo if you re-
fer to my p-^^vious It^tters on tliis subject that I ha^o no72r in-
sisted on B2\ all^ra^ papar. boieiving 70 to 80 porcent of ^ood

rag fibra e3iou>-J:« What wa want is a good pei^.anent p . 3r, one
whi.h has onow»h ^l.^Hc^-Ui t.o ondure ana ih not so heav^iy weightea
w'th clav or bir-;Ui that- it ?;i,Ll 'Jt^oonia l;-;;i,i3 er.d cjo to pieces.

I.C you 'tfoiill 'jxaTiine ejrt'd.i objactf; iOO'J+/h of an inci: in
ioagth with one ')t: tho x^ioao^n :; 1 h rower -'liGroscopes, you wouid

swiie at tb.e i-.tat9('u'?nt Hc^^sors hix^ r«ade so you tha.t the fii^res
iitjod i ^ ' rnsnufacturo of p«p^r nro too imach brok^^n to bo identi-
f ;..d« We h V. prepared and noi.>:t^n. sections fron the re^'actod
3fc?nnld si '>*^^;f:';^ t:iO (gotten fibro5 aau also the en? -acteriatic cell
rftr;;'Ct-,;re ci *hf^ woo oiCvi and r?o ori. Kip-*' • • li vou had

givt--. ui-u'ipl.3ii ' t if sar-ie psipfi** lc three different, r- scopij^ta,
3S * haV'3 ♦I'^ne, and rocii^'^^d ^^-^oi:? ' *icn t?i>>enl.ia4.1y .iS report,

ait':CUi!:h tno r.iin vY'>:^kod in *^ ' ?ffvjr>3 ant' i^.lnor knew that

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you wculci, i thirji, place* mor^

Thie tillopa/-;e nA^^3r ^iec?T.s
tho 01)9 iVi Una Bat up a j^oar ^r
a>iytning "^vif'go«i-od HnlC?^?".

*^ \-e!^r imf oruzrjiLO .. as I re^^ara
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I'fashin^don, Do Go, April 24, 1901,

Dear Ire. Baker

Many thanks for your kindness and promptness in sondirtg roe a
copy of tho Karri fian rDSolution* I regret very mu?h that you are
under the weather and hope you will be .yourself again shortly*

Very truly yours.

Dr. ?Varik Baker, Ss;3r«tary,

Wasfiin^ton Acedeny of SclanoeR

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Pear Stanley- Brown:

Yours of the 22d instant is at hand, along with the laclosod
letter from Lanier which I herewith return, I quits a^^ee wi-'-h
hla in regretting the change in the titlepage, but in his remarks
about paper I do not see anything requiring reply. If he had
found out ftii tiontiis ago whiat he has loarned during the past few
days we should not liave suffered this delay.

Koen is now at work on the new map, whioh fits the Alaska one
exactly.

'^ery truly yours, »^

J. Stanlay^ Brown,
120 Broa(iway,
New. Yorko

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Ir the iJTly spriw; of 1899 I det^rniineu to visit th: coast
rBfdo:-. of kU3kd. ilie firrt plan was to take only r^f faiiily, but
in lookim: al>OT;t for a vesr..8l it soo- hecane evida .t that a ^"ip
8U-.table for sue'- a cruise muPt he ruch lander than reqvirnd for
sc smll a party. I ther, decided to i'vite a maaber of t'-.e : eaineiit
in science, in the belief that persons trained ir; ^na :y d€<].artysma
of knowiedfce '-vlKht find tiuc]; of interest in siich a vo; cv^e. "^.'ith
thi3 ftrd in vW.: I vic.it..»d WashiiV"ton or: 'iarcjh :^5 and s<^ciir6d the
hearty cooporaticn oi several acie-tific men in different Depart-
m-nts of the .'-overr.m:mt -arrice. The interest thur awakened caine
to b» shared hy tho ^asbirif,ton Aoader?/ of Scio'ioss. a-td i^tor the
Academy pi«';r>ified itn apj^-oval hy an ofrer of cooperation, which T

.-ordiallv acc;!uti&d.

As tfie pl^.n developed a:rvi t.l'.e prapar.ticns advanced, It hec-ane
evident that the m-n 'who -.vare tc acco-rt.'a;iy i;i'^ *are not l.ookiii.; for--
ivard to a seRfion of rest a-a recreation but to serioTis labor Tor
the onlar^ener.t of the hcia-ids of kiiC'Al6d^;e; ard I rsaliEed that
the oc'.:&sio>! afforded an imvortiiat opportunity for the adi'ancement
of 3cier.ce. I detemir^ed, therefore, to make soi^i-^tific e.xplora-
tion tliB primry ohjf.ct, and to let ihat oo.isr t deterTJno the vv.ro
iniportant features of the equip: :«-nt urd routa.

T3ie tine at tiy disoosal for t>;e Yay.%^^e was so linitod f^\at 1
wa.-5 apprehe-:vlv9 lest the opportunities for reiiefiron would nnv jus-
tify the hopaa of the soif-r.tif ic party, hut we were favored wi^h
^ood ./eather. and tha --th-.-.iar-n of the party overcarae all triflir.^
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;•^^l[n or of 'lev/ species of aiiirn^jM <i{\d vVdnts .. and has added '-••an''
factf?. "0 oi;r krw-Iodr e of the p;t:olo/:^^. ^;3qr.rapl-^. and fJi-^^c lers of
■he terr itor^r, Tliat sc muc:* wa? accoi^plished in so rihori; a tirre
is diif; in purt to the eTfivjiency of the orr.anization arid evjuipi^iant,
in part itt^^ tc tha h(3arty coc})eratton of the s^iip's officers, par-
:ic"tlarly O^iptair: Doraii and First. Officer fbCcrty, and iu p..rt to
uha al)iHty, o>i'^J'i»(siar^?n, 'e.no. training of the various rner*ers nf

In viev/ of th/ii unus^ial character i: d purpo3es o"^ the entr.r-
priBe., iViie:^ Secretary of the Troasixry kindh^ fva-tm a pernit e- ablina
tne expedition to land at the Fur-3eal Tj;lc.i'^d3 in Ber1)>': Sea, a
priviief^e whic^h ^a^ ^rreatly .ppreciaied.

In perfecti?iip arrarv;:8^ ^ents for t'-e yoyap:e I 'mh^j. aidod hy Dr,
Li^wis Ho *.t')rrin, Dr. (;» Hart '.'erriaiQ, arxl l-Ir. A, L. f.'ohler. Dr.
ll^rris a:\d Mr» Mohler assisted 1: outfittiiv: and provisioniij^i: ihe
>:':d]), Tjv. •.Ie]Ti.a]n in f:-=^iecti:>'-- ^-'^^ orfraniziri^:-: the scientific party,

CoTirtesies wore received from a iiuraber of on^anizations to
which I viah to express iiy apfreciatlvo thaiikso AiViCn^ t/iGce were
the U io:i Pacific iJai road, the Ore*-on. Jhort l.ir.o, tlio Oj'a,f,on Bail-
vm^-; cxrid havipration Co,, the ."or%hern Pacific PuAilwav, the White Pas5
uud Yiuon Railway, t^\^ Pacific Cteatn Mhali^^^ COo , thn Pacific Coast
3toa:-nship (^o., a!id the Pullrria}! Palace Car Cc» On our roturn to
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Dear Sir:

I havo just reeeivou fr^on you two p^icXa-tfis of pa..\''0«1 itho^5'i.":'h
platos with originals, oomprir>ing'p?vates 9 io 20 ir.jluslve of t>m
sea-v/ceds; 3, 4, aiid 5 of Folsorr/s Aptorygota; a^d ont:^ c? Verrlll*^
star iishes. The star t'ish plates tlms iar received, iiifiluding
this photo- lith. piate, are Hon. 1 to 18 inclusive; 20, 29, >0,
32, 33, ami '^4• Accordirig to your letter of April 3 you have
ori.-nnals of this sorles niir^lereu continuously from 1 to 41. Kcuce
a raunber aro lacking in those thus far roceiv^d, Thcie rocioivod
I liavo just sent to Prof&Sbor VerrJll for oxar*:inaticn.

The photo-iith. plates are disappointing and by no neiin;? equal,
in r.y juf%rie!it,to those previousiy naae t'o^ us by Meisoi ano Hoon.
They lack oloHrnos?5 ana sharpner;i- of aofinition and the bracks are
y»3ry rriuch ovordcna. so that the contrast b^twoen the dark and li^ht
parts compared witi" t?ie originals ia very marked. In some cases

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the straetiu^a is so blarred that it alm^^st lost* I have distribut
ed tne lot to the aiithcrs of tho papers in whici; thsy belong and
will return to you when received back froTi them.

I sl:r;ll be vo^j glad to sea a 5^ampio ot l]io nu^ p-<?'?^ yo^< ^x-
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Wi f.h reBpecl to le'^tering and nunbo^'^ing the plates to be used
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t:€ arr?*rLiornar5f< wo Fiai^v vorbally when you were hfire is as follows:,
(l) Tixe whoia sorlefi to be printed in one straight run; (2) the
W?;,^hi%ton Aoaa^-.y plates to be lettered, niuriberea, and aeiiverea
to th' New Bra Printing Co. at once; (3) the eaition f or .the har^
riri'^n volunie^ to b^ retained unlettered until called for^ when t.hey
were to be loitered s.nd delivered to Doubleday, Page & Co«

It in ob»/ious'iy i^^pos^ible to nizriber the eaition for th3 Har-
rirnan vobar.ies in advance, hut the lettering, except the volume and
folate nvjriler, could be put on now if this would be a convenience

to you*

Very truly yours

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Washington, Do Co, April 29, 1901 o

Dear Prof'ossor Varrill

Proofs of your ntar fish plates have* ao^v a^ri^ed frow ihd
Heliotype Companjr as follows^ Moftc 1 to 18 iTicluslve: 20, 29, 30^
32, 33, ajtid 3^io One of those. Noo 6, is a pho':*o-lithot the otiioru

are heliotypese I ?dm fiendiiig you the ?>atoh by express pr'ipaid
addressed to you at Hamiltcn, Berrrpwiaa, whe>*r? you will doubtlo.ss
find them at tho express off ice o The orit^iiials nre in the package
with the proofs for direct oompa^'isorio Soma of the I'-^tteriri^;, I
notice, haanbeon reproduced, anci some riacei^ nro blurry o Pleaso
make all neeessar^/ corrections and return to '^leo

fiopivig that you are rruch improved in health and thiat you uro •
f inuir^ many thijigs of iatore^st, I "^ormin

Vory triib* vours.

Profo Ae K. Vo>*rill,

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Wanliineton, D. C. April 29, 1901

Prof. Jxistus W, Fols.jr,

h'.f We^t, Hill Struot

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Y/iur Sir: " , ^

Proofs of your thrf.e phot.o-litTiograpJus plates ( 3, 4, aiid 5)

h^.f^• just arrived and are sent to you by exoress herewith, along with

the origimi?. Please mrk for corrections arid return to me.

Yo.>r wavh .vawir^s to bo -oproauced by hsliotype process are not

yet a one ^ -^^^ •

Ir. the packa^,e^a. olatos I have returned your origir^:

.,aru..«r^rt ana shall be ,roatly obii,,ed if you will kinaly .rite

out your .yr.oi.yTr.y in tho v..ual mnnor, .o tr.at it my conform to

' .' ^1. ^^a ^? '•hA of>.irs as in Ooo*s Koriiorteans and
tnat in other papers oi ^ne sc i^.^* «-^

Nutt^ng*B Hydro ids. .:

Very tniiy yours, . ^

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Washington. D, G., April 29, 1901*

Dear Professor Tre lease:

Proofs of Saunders* plates, Nos. 9 to 20 inclusive, have just
arrived frcwn the lithographer, and I am transmitting them to you
herewith, alorig with the originals. Yea will observe t>iat the
dark parts are almost universally too dark. In some of therji the
structure is obscured by the amount of blacko Tliey should be
corrected freely^ as we must insist on having the best reproduc-
tions possible of the drawijpgs.

Sery truly yours,

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Missouri Botanical Garden,
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Tarletoii H. Beaa (for proof reading) ...,__„ 3,45

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«n.,a paper suppliou by George W, MUlar a.u. Co.. 52 Duano :>.... t '
wow .0... ^.K,. , 2. .11 ., th.se paper, are .expose. ai.o3^ .hll^
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nbers a^o so short that the .apar has liUia stren^.th. It i.

able, but will net resist laav. T,-s, ^,^l^ v. .. ■ ,.. , " '

.u...infe h,. ,, seers i,n me a boautifui pa-
per, out a little t-.-. v., iPk ... '.« 4 • ,

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taKo tno .U4no^.e I «upoo3e .o, 3 .« .1 h.vo t. bo use. for the

cuts, although tno Antiqu. ..vo -a^a vastly richer ri.ieh ana

vir^uld giv3 t})e book a most elo,^ant aor^.;,-. ■- 4

. '-•^^■' '-•■- "♦■^' otr&Lfora papers

™i™.ai ™uers i„ tl» th.,o ™p,es ™„tior.e.. ..a. ho',. 3 J ,
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posQ, SO that the pa^^OB of tuo rinished book ^iS'ill i^easure 7x10 inches?
full. I suppose tho :<.heots should run about 29x41 or 30x42 to auiriii
of trimrriiri^f,*

Wiiat- has become of the index? It surely shovda be in V/pe.
You must have had, oast proof ^ except the Sriunell Salmon article,
whiij):i I liave been writing for without success until Ui::s morriir^^,,
\inon I reoGiveii word from ths printers that the pai^e >*evi«io had
not beon rotunied to them, I retti^nod it on April 2f: ai-iu so noti-
fi.90 them. As it }\a8 misoarriad I wired them to cast at once, but
the inriex >?an be complete from tho pa^^o revise as woll as from
trie i^^-^'l proofs To avoid further d^^^iay I onciosa herewith a copy
of thO> pa^js proof -f the article, althougJi I suppose you have had

xo J' or a long time.

Thu ■fT'OV^ I look at tna new title- Tjaj-;es tho more I airi ccnvincoci

of tiiel** ul-Wr unf itr.e.si .fo** this boolu It soetns t,o mo that if
you would hftve ^h'? old titie-p^:,9 y-eviBo'-^accordanca with our plai,
omitt-ane Vol. 1. tu^^o on -ta.- eAdvA^ Hrew<}r and Washburn to t.ba lis!,
of authors wo could subr,-.i it to tho Ha'-rimiis' with a a stror^
trobabilit,-; of itd ao'3f • '.a ic^c .

You a^e 9r>ti-ely right about the proof of the last baton of
line crawinga r::l^-i^^n^ t-o GilDort's paper on Glaciers, As they are
for Vol. VI. a:ii a» ! have bad my hands pretty full of Vol. I .lat.c>™
lY I f-inply siu^-trackod thorn. However, as they are in your way I
will try to senu th'^ru uack tomorrow.

Vori'- truly yours

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The prefaca has not yet appear^t;, much to r^y disapr-ointrisnt.

The ratter oj' titlo-pa^e weighs on my soui. ft Is roaib/ a
droaarul thing to spoil so good ^ book by ..uch a title-rago as
eith,ir oi T,ho.e recently .ubmittea. The ol.r. one . in ^i^ ^udgmant.
is IncomparaUy ba'.t^r, anc. when alteroa hy strikirvP; out Vol. I anri
so on, woula rake an attract ive anu appropi-i,-;t9 haiiOle for uh.5 bo >k.

Vory truly -/ours.

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% dear Sir:

Your letter of the 5th instant reached ne a da^^ nr twc slo
and yo'jr rr.a!iuscript and proof?: of inusi-raticns liavs just arrlvod.

In lookiiig ovor the mnuscript I stili frnd ;j p£u.^ss cf synonar^y
which are too coTr.pl icat^n: and too hauly nix^jc r,o l.o sont to &.:v
printer, I am reluming these pa^^es herowith, ^n(\ s}:oul(i '.e oblit>id
of you will kirxly revise thorvi am huvo the: lyp.i -itt-r or st Ur-'t
rearranged aju#vit,ten ciseri-so l.hat Liuiy nay he i.ntoUiA<>auiy to.u
lowe^ by the compositor. It eosm !.o "le that you ii&ve overuone the
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The yarioiis o^i^^ina' a^-jr^s^in^^s of your Nen^erteans.anu also the
rapati^e fro^n Doctor Evans, I h^-^e lust T(iV^xvTS:iQ. to you alon^ with
a ioi. cf lej*t-over {?roofs v^hicli you rmy "bo abls to mako use of. 1
s: xii ':e obliged if you will turr? ovo^ uo I;oeW.)r Evaiis his ?harG.

Wilt. A 'no rft^ard>^

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Dear Proi'essor NutLing:

i have .just, sent you by axpress a packjig;e cont-ainiru. your
original dj-croic: drawir^-., ana a nunb&r o-: o-oofs ^hici; nay bn cf
use to yov hereafter. I a.-, glao .o see .J at your pap.r is out.
today, ana that it makes so gooe an srnearanos.

Ve^y tnily yours,

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lay 11. 1901

J Bins s Iv'cGae, Rsqo

0eor«;8 W, Millar and Co.,

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Pardon my delay in acknovrleugipg your several letiors ana the
poplar TAilp, for which T ar'i obli.;?:.edc I had your secona sample of
oiiper (»a>*erally exa^/infxi ana testea aiin sent it to Loubleday, Page txrC
Cco, as one of throe sariplos il-'on which the paper for the book is
to le ^eiecteao

Thaiii<. ir^- you for ''/our oourtesv in this matter, I remain.

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ietlor 0; t4i6? ]f!.L instant, afvivou auly ar>.^ has hfMm OtJ'r.iiuily
amineu and te^taa* II. i? e. rtrong a)i>v boantifui cottcn t>toek raporj,
with an luiusuallv srmil am\int of ninoral i-^iattero I h%ve rcr^Wc^ra^yCi
part 01' UiG 8a»^iple tc •outelooay, ^'s^rio ^ ■■o or' New York, a.?^ one O;'

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tn ^mti ;.i i.».o pauKj^-s by mail. Proof: o.

^m proofs f i;aY. ^ >rte.. out anc se>l^

b.muo.c you y. M,.,. , Baker. NuiM^'s h,^aroi.-paper is out toa^r ,
ana yu «rin aoubtless receivo it by the U.>e thi^ ie.ter reaches
youo K., ;. g, papors have eome in iaiaiy im.ch fastor than .vo oa.
pubiiEh ti.era.

-ou wili be inie-081,0.: lo know l-i^at. Lho tiv^i. ^oke.a '■^- rhe
Harriman book is now electrot^mod

an should bo pub] islxen »'ii.hin t.gn

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ilolyoko, ':5:sSo
Tha Bscond sapipie of papor sont me in connection wi t.h your
letter of tne IeI instant, arrivea auly ai*:i has bfjen Oeiroxuiiy - -
amiried and tf?stac« It is a strong ai^. beautiful cottcn stock paper^
with an unusiAaliv srnail eitPint of ninorai r^tattero I have forwc'rac?d
part of tns sa»^iple to r-oukleaay, Pa^^o tr ^o or Now York, as one of
three panc^*^ frorr whicri Tv choieo is to be maaoo

'i^hanki!!^, ^^^ou ro** y^ur ooj.»*tesv in trie ratter., I aFs,

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The f>^eri origirial «na proofs of paintings of biroB a»o flow-
ors loaned yr-u by ..e a short tme a^o, have been re|.urn.d in ^ood
«onc.i.,on. for whi.h I an obli,-ea. Tr.e flower ^roup I 3^^ve turned
over to Ooviao; tho bir<.s I an. hciuir^ for FuortoB to be shippaa
with a nur»,ber of other pictures boior^ir^ to hir-^.c

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I'hG batch of bills from I^aiibloaay, Pa^ Sr Co«, coated fey 8,
and forva)'ciod for- my approval, aro hoj-owith roturned. 'pAey t^ro
correct rlth two exceptions. It iB for you to dec idea whether I-r,
ilarrirnan should pay insuraiue on t.he jLithoe.:raph plates storea penc:
irv', pubiicaticn, ani ra.^o ^^hather he shoulo pay for the clprical
as:^iistax.e3 miesstxry in lookin^v oyer the lithog^Jiphs in ordor to
rjject defec^^ive o^ipios* The chargos ars raaBonable emni^h, the
only question hokixfr as to who should Day the lili^i.

V3ry trnly yours.

Jc Stanloy-^'rown,

120 h^o*idway, 'eri York

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Dear Mr. Lanier:

Agp.in T a?n aisappointea in not receiving the maex. I c<:-rtain-
ly hope It will not ha uelayad longer tha?. Monday. All the pa-:es of
the book p^-oper {1-370) are east and the pi^^tes can bo Bent you at
any t^ir^, if not already sent*

I note v/iiat you say about the left-over paper, but have no^
yet done auythii^ looking to photo^^arares for the teclinical volx^juos,
The illust^tiont: thus far maua or in eonteninlation for tnese voiunes

have been either heliotypas or r.hotolitliographs

^>ry tndy y^'urs,
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Pea^ P^ofssso:*' Trelaase:

You^ letters of the 9th anu 10th instant a>*e at hand and V.^o
manuscript on Mosses by Caraofe anc; Thoriot has also arrived, ail
of w!jich I am very ^lad to seo. I shall hurry aion^j the Ho3S paper
as fast as I can afte^* we hav^o {.lie platos, but iv-^s. o not-hii\ ^i*^^*
it of course liiitii after tl/O plates a>-rivo-

iier?ov/ith I api ^onuirig yon the ^enainaor of Sauriaers* on^inal
drawrin.-s ^^^ two coi^rpMt^f 8ei.s -£oi2^ of proofs, so that each of yuu

can rotain one :?et*

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Washington, D. C.
KSay 16. 1901

A. Hoen & Co

You- first >-ou£h p^oof of Uie Unitou State* raap came Monuay
iiornirv^: Lut th3 copy in colo-s. which you promised to send on Tuos-
da- has not yot ar-ivodo Can you not hurny this up ? T havo (flayed
reU.r-tnrii, the fi-st proof as 1 hav) expectaa the other by evory mail,
but as yet it rias not arriveo, I ar. seming Gaanetfs oorr-ections

horewita.

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Vour lette-s of the Kth an. i5th have arrivod,a«h.vo also
tho dumy volumes for sompies for Lhic)^nesSo Th^ laitor I ar^ .-.tu-n
it)g by express. With -.espect to yhe^hi^ii: iK^o"^,.^ f,,i ^ 3,^,,^.
preforonoa either way. The volume of the 'Wo^-id's Work" is probaU

'"''pJinte?'''*''" ^' ^'''' Harrimr. book *ill ho, for the reason that it
is^on half-tone paper heavily wefi^jhtod with clay ana plftstar,
Mfcttineague, which you say you havo ceoiaed upon, contains oniv a
trace of minorai rmUor aii^. is oxcedainesiy light, I soe only Wo
advantages in dividing the book int.o two volumes': one of ti.oRe is
that tho averaf^e buyer wouiu thiniw }i3 was trotting ^lore for hia mono
ten .iollars. You know I have always, thoi]ig;ht ten aoll8rs($iO.) too
high a p>-i«e for this volu]ne---a p-ice wivich will bo absolutely pro^
hibitivo in the case of a vast number of rJ'^od reopie virho woulr. like
to own the bookc Tho uthor roason in Tavor of two volumes is that
they woula naturally bo mmibei^y 1 ar.fi 2^ so that tho first of r>hG
technical series would beMoL3c This woula be a deciaed advantage
over having no volume rumbe*' on tha rAr^ative part* I have written
tanley-Krown with ^ospect t'^ this ns^.tor and you will aoubtless
hear from him as to IAto Iiar>'i::ian*s vie\YS. I a/^i wiilifLK to abiuo
by the docisinn of tho Fia:iorit:,''iip[.rov idee the prioe shall on no
account excjeu ten dollars.

What you say fi out ^;;etting rid of tho e^jtra pliotj^ravure vt^>^v
looks to me as if you hau ^one haok on your early assu'-ai-ce that -'ou
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far from discouraf-ou as to the sale of a large edition, anu feel

O'^nfiuent Umt with ^-oasonalle effort 5, WO copies may be sold.

Think of the large na-iber- of libraries which must havo a book of this

kinf.o

Spattor's las. biil(^22..ft0) which you ftnciosed is ail right.

and i« reiurnec; l^erewith^

loisoi's letter also is -oturneo, ne is in too bi£- a huriy.
It., .'ili not be possible to let him print the.platos for the teclmi -
eal volume on worms p-obabiy for six rnonths, as it is not likely to
be possible bero>-e that time fo^- us 1.0 know what numbers the plate^

will lea^^

i^^f> .1.^,.+ o«* mpr. Ha a ■^eo*' to sonci. me proof in
Hoen is (>ii about ona?> mapo . .,^ a-. ^^

colors on Tu.B.ay. b..t it has not yet ar^-ived. I refer to a map of
of Unite.. States -vhich f-^r. .a-^imn insists must be printea on tho

ea^ sheet witi'. tho Alaska mp.

The incex has just a'-riveu this afternoon, an. I have bot^-un
worn on i^. I hm'y oaiteci ana ennstructod inuexes for 20 years,
and have .ervoa on several comnlicatoa inuex corr.ittees. but have .
never yet seen an-.hin,i in tho index line quite so supremely loxotxc

p o'^r>^ U has obviously been made by a parson ut-
at this mass of supse il ^xab .7..v.,u->xj

» f. .\ih iVR sub«ect.ov the needs of an index^anu its
te'^ly un?.cquaintea -vitn i/re 3ui\,t,..^;

"^ ^ .1^ i\t', »»o<^i it of a blind attempt

laborious construcrti ^n aj,^T^:*n s v.

t. follow rvle. «hich .ieht have boon franeu for xnuexin^ a his-
.,orv or the nniver.e in a thousano volu.es. The trivial detail

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to worK on tA*9 quai^tlon oi* r-Qa<ll-a.s^Ts^>nt of piat^i^ an^ «i\t^<^ *=j ^Urx^-
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Kuittf^^r Hhich T pvt in -uh^ r»unJi<^ ^lt2i t^* ret ixrr?. volume :^ ^ frr L^t-

^ro. The r^^^dju-^tti^ •: '^-^ jylntfi^ will n^-^jerHltate a i^.rciiA. position
5f rattr^r ail along thrcu*!-' U ^ liPt of illpj^tnr.iona. Yrr have
not written ma as to whet/^i ot nnx j--, tMnK t!i^> nxiMt&at^ Had ii.^t
of ■». II ;ii?t ratine '^hor.ld N' c*.1vj^:er?. i ^u^ht to ^-^^-^ trd^j a^ onco.

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editing t:a^t infarnaX l/idrx r;.n't ' :*i >i> hxve a oi^un '^'>03^ realy f--.
the printer by tc^orrc^t, it r«:i},ly v^^^ ^i r^-arr.f' j:rT ycv/ to fire
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or RCTO,tlny ot ^my Kinri, it, d i'?ru -it '^ I ntd oeen afflicted
airoady with anoagn imTieo^-hiuv^ ';.T^nc«l w.vrK In ccnna.^Mon ivitl
thifl book w-'.tht^r.t thin addltioriftl ?itra^.

By tli^ way, I ^uppo:^*? aH^^/a v-'l^rxfn h%ni>H : >t^ t'T" Vfr;
title pagefl X g/iv« hlra 3\miai^, Hofw do they etrlKe you?

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I i» ?.#^r;--.:ng you by ^xpre^se '.er'^i^with, 24 addJ/oionAl
' ;m' ur«w<njs foir repx : lu^.tlon as photo-^enerav*^'! platn^ for the
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Alae*;a booK.

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billows, C?ovill'^^ 10

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15CC ccpl.-,5i ^ni ror •»*>«!> :I'^.7T''r.an ^ooX iooo oopl v?^ ae u«vial.

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proofs of the f 1^*^*. rttttol) arm wcuJd llXe to hoi-l gh'^ra antil the
othr*^ 8 cT.e f?o *het I oan arrange V\^ final nisfl'o.ixA -ind ijervl vham
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cure .vly end rare forrarded to V e bii^hoTP hrA bave not yet b-^en
r'>-.urn-d to :ae. kioat oi tliem iTerr* an lTi>iMv«-rrent nv*?r the f:Lret
pioora,b'.it ^or-n^ -rere a l.^^tle uvt;:'dcri«» in the direotlcn of l-.l^ht^n-

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,Ai"te>vIo?/ 280, 2.- 6

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Air, elernont.a>'y facts

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Akutan 159, 305
Alaska, s^ea 257-258
ciirifiles 25*^-272

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resonrocs 2'^'-2'*'G

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Alaska v:oriri'jrciai Co. 81 ,185,303. 305
Alaska Ponimula f;6-87,89,12i,133-l34,257,T>j4

miiivop 168

Iroos 236, SS'^, ?//f 245

Yolcianoos 88, ?SA

Alaska 0^* yollow r:<ii ar(v;hc\n?^cy,:]m'*is /.ooULatonr.is) ?4'^
•AiLatross:U.S.:*'iBh :>r,r^isBicn "t/^'i^or 312, 1^34,332

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Alder, Or8gon(Alnus ore^or^) 24*^, 249
Alder, 8hrubb;^(Alnus sinuaba) 249, 251
Aleutian Islands ^^9, £3, 133,'15^, 196, 2-0,

natives IS'^-ITO
' Aleutian senapiper liO
Aleutian %ov% sparrow SO, 225
Aleuts 165, 167- IW, isy
Alex^n^or Archipola^o 12'^
^li;xtorski Isianas 188
tMler., Lieuto Honr-y T. 2-tO, 241
Altitude of timber line 241,242. 2--, ^A".

Alpine Glow' 287, 288
Mpine hemlock(Ti>ci^;s. ^^Hr^nsiana) 24*^, 252
Alpine nen ow 223^ 221

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A'liorson, Capt., oisoovery of New Rngosiof 303-305
'jiomone, yellow 106
Knnet-te Islano HI, 152-155
Ar. tabetic glaciers 124, 2i^9

A&vik 199

AT»l)ovi+,a? or red cedR'*( Thuja plicala) 247

Arctic explorations 198, 199

Arctic Ocean 103, 107, 108, 19G, 236, 242, J>43, 266

Arctic twilight 281

A^-ctid te'-ns vl. 217, 2ie. 220

Arctic tund^'tts 205, 225, 2^1, 232

Artoaf,a, early explorer 190

Aruriciib 250

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Aspen 239

Atlantic cables 20i/X).3

Atmospliero of Alaska 2'79..369

Attu Island blue fox 360

Auk, little 98

Auk Glacie>* IZl

Avalanches 23, 256, 302

Aiikiots L09, 227

Auklot, least 2^7, 22^, 231

Aukbjt,pa»— oquot 233

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Baini Glacier 121
Bar i' in- Ha^.- fo^ 2m
Falii F;«i^.la 20, 21. 225

Baim of (Jiioaa 251

lialsam i'ir 240

Blasan poplar 239, 250

Bara1.a-a 1d9, I'^'O

Ba-anofr 180-, 192. 194-195, I9i, 292

Earbou*' 19r)

Barnard, ■Li&iat..'kiUoa 200

'r'arv.r aincior v , 74, lor.

Boar, Kaaiak ^^g, 85, 87

Pocket, CjQoy^^o K. 312. 317, 320, 335

Eocii'ord f-i*%9 200
Beofe, 106

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Bering Sea 94, 196, 26^1-265
absence of ^d.acie"s 134
alisenoe of treas 243. 272
birds 22'^. 231

• dim to 270
.foi'.s 270. 271

• islands ^9. 264. 265. 291-

tanura 236
Berimi Strait 102, 187, 200
Boring. Vv* expeuitions 1^5,

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Birch caroos '2?7
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killeti by stea^n an-. r,r-.o::c 330

Blusboll.'^ 83

Bluo >ox8S 1V4, 357-300

Bo: oslol' Islar.is 94-95, 2Qi

ba**8 or spx'>s 3^j-^-o

birds 94-'3r) 329-332

Grewingk 303-320

nato^'ials 320

'IflVt Bcosiof 303-320
Ol" Bo^oalof ^I'^f ,,-
physical hisl/ory .>/e'TJ^.

principal «aper« 335-335
sea lions 95, 3327 3;Vi
Si.ip o- Sail ^ock 321-323

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Bomb Point 75-76

a ., »%«c, provisional 3ft, 241
Braay, Governor 50
Brady Glacier 130
Brake (Pteris aquilarift) 250
Brewer. Profos.or. oration 86
Bristol Bay 195

British vessels seizea -fay Spanish i91
Bi^yia A^Iawr Sl^cier 59
Bufnble boas 61,

Burnouts, John 213, 224, 226, 213
narrative of exDeciition i-U8
Buttervrort 221

California l^i iqp; iq/- rs.-, ^,^ ^^^

ci -^-, i.o, 196, 21.;, 213, 22?, 281, 283

Gamelfo^d, Lord 192

Campion, moss 47

Canada ^^rouse 221

Canneries 4 SalmoAs 341.3-^7,354^355

Canoe -bi "Oh 219

Canoes, -iifferftnt tj^pei 140, I4I-I43, 162-ir>4

eant.ell. Lieutt. ...k on Bogo.lof :»6.310.322. 3^3.332-333

^ape H^oJi Ihdian village 115-117

Cape Nortd 105, 276

Gape ^panc-'ir '^-i^

Cape U^anuk 244

Captain Roys 199

Captain's Bay 189

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Carices 252
•Cftrrol Glacier 128
Cascade RangQ glaciers 119-120

Cass lope B3

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Ced&r 2^2

Cedar, Alaska yellow (Cha

Chernofski i69

Chickadee, lon^-tailed 224,225

rufous-backed 28. 51, US. 219

Chilkat 260
Chilkat blanket" ^^^
ChirikotT 187, 360
Church l;ells 222
Church, Greek at Kadiak 82
Metlakahlta 152. 155
Chukchi peninsula 186

natives 174. 186-187
Clarence St^^aits 26
Clark ia 14
-Claytonia l05, 11'-
• Clearwater P'iver 14
Climate of Alaska 267-272
Pkcitio CdSist 257-^69
Bering Sea 270-271
Infeeric of Alaska ?>l-272
Clouds 279, 280. 285. 28S

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College .Pio>'G, biras of 2, 9, 220

Columbia Fio>*a 262
' Columbia Glacier 67, 76, 126,' i-i?

• Columbia River % 14, 15, 1^2
Columbine 31

• Colville Kivar 242, 243
Conifers, luxu^'iance 246

• Convention betwwn Great Britain and Russia 198

• Convention bet^wn Russia ana the United States 196

• Cook Inlet 75/ 77, 115, 133, 237, 244, 248, 256

• Cook, Gapt, James 190, 321, 335
Copper 275
Copper Mountain 246

• Copper River 55, 122, ifr^, 187, 195. 2^",, 266, 275
Comorants, 109

red-f aonad 233
• violet-gY^^bn 212
•Corwin* !^WB^:uo Steamer 306, 307,310,311,312,

• Gott<Jh ;gT*aBd 221

• CottonwoOttis (PbpuluB tricocarpa ana ?• baisamifera) 239^, '249, 251
Co# paJ^nips 6^

- CowiBlip 231

• Coyotes 9

• Crevasses 43

• brillion Glacier 125
• Cross Sound 135, 260

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• article on Biscovery and Exploration 185-204

• ascends Yukon 201-202

t Bogoslof notes and sketches 297-30^^,322-323, 326,335

• poem on Innuit People 367-370

• Davidson, George 303-:i05,335

• Davidson Glacier 30, 121

• Dawson, G. M. 237

• Dease ana Simpson survey 199
. T>eaa glaciers 259

• bead Horse trail 33

• Dead hot|«»es 152

• neor 21, 23, 5i, 140

• Devil's club 23, 225
' Devil's Thumb 28

• DiawedoB islanus 103, 186, 187, 188

• Dio'*ite 320

• Directo'-y at Irkutsk, c.??ct:ls tc th*- 193;' 194
Discovery afto exploration 185-204
Disendumtment Bay 123, 126, 131. ^61
Distribution of t^ees 236, 253

Diving birds 212, 227

Dixon Bnt'-ance 190 •

Doaecatho*n 69, 221. ?r.3

Doran, Captain 62, '"1. 72

•Dora' schooner 303

Doty. Lieut., photog>^phs ot Bo^^oslor 298. 307,30^.322

Douftlas City 255. 273

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Duok, Karlaquiii 212.229,233, 333

Euck, Ola Squaw 234

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Dust, oause of <jolor in sky 279, 285
Dutch HaW:'0>* 90, 9i, 114

Dvrarf v/illows 131

Eaglo Galcier 1*^1

Eaglos, i>,,.. 0- 29 (ceo ai^o b:;lu r^a^io^

t Earthquake 89, 291, 292, 310
Bast Cfcpo 186

^ Etjhinopanax hor^-iivtin 249, 250

Sdgo combo 50, 190

Bggs* shower of 330

figg-huiite-s 300-301

Eider 23-^, *' . '
Eiaer, Speotacloa 930

•E Icier, ,Ge6rgo W "steainof , 17
Elk Mountains 3
Bnciicolt Moimtaihs 242
•Epilobium 216, 220, 131, 250
8quis3tum 250, 252

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aniclfj by Oinnell l6'7-.l^-:3
* Wbios 104, l79

- burial -ti^mi^f: 176.177

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. chila-en 101-102, 176. 182
Clothing I'^G, 182
aisnal outlook 1B3
dogs 101. 177, r/9, 180
i'i^'st seen 68, 167

houses 101, l-^l. 1''5
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Kayak l'^'^, 180

King Island 17^-178

labT«et8 177. 178
' Plover Bay viilat^,e 99-102

Prince Wiiliarc Sound 6f, 167

St. LavT'enc'i Is lana( Starvation) iOB

skin boats or Uniaks 100..103. 178-179

tattooin^j \^^-\'i^
Eskimoan stock 167, 195
gtolin Island 27
BxDOuition, Bcrir^'s 187, 188

har»*iman, tnerXa^-s
Rxplo'^atioli, histo"'/ 185-204
Farming douVj^.iul ''.'''1, 2P'h
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I'airw^mlhe" M'-oun'^; 190
. '.'airweatlior Ran^e 48, 115, 1?1, i35. 235. :^44

altitude 48. f)''^, 260
> ^.laciers ff2,.53. 129-130
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Find). Al.>utihn--osY iu ooa 097

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Lincoln ^?^ 209

#•-1^ v^c.^ut.iuu against :^§4.

• ir, rea or I-ouglas ?45, ;?72
Firs, 945

• ish as a "osou'^co 274

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Fishe*-i9s, Salmon 337.355
• Fish hooks, primitiva 139
Fieu»'-ae-iis 222

• Flora. metinQ of Atlantic anci Pacific 237
■ Flycatcher, Arkansas 12

Fog 269-270-271.289

• in Bering Sea 98. 107. ;i08. 112. 270-271
♦ Fo>'getrienots R3, 102,222

Forests. aHicl© by Pomow 233-256

Gannett 2'^2-273
^burieu 41, 45, 130, 251
•< coast 23, 244-253
, composition ^246-247
•economic value 243.253-256
ue«troyAd by glaciers 52-53,130,
inteV'ior 239-243
■ ^naotinj^ of Atlantic a'aa I^cif ib 236-237
^orost h'>'08 118, 2?4, ^^^

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• Fort fjolmakoff esiablishea 198
. Kort Macpli0**son 199

, Fort Wrangell 27 . 2^ , 24-^ , 255
Fort Selkirk 202
Fort Yukon 199, 202

• Fox, Arctic 232

farmirui 68, 114,357-365

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'b>-eoding 359-361
tilling ooj, ^^v/, <fur^
K^x ranch* original 358/ 359
Pox spa-^ow, Townsen 's ^
. Franklin 19R

' Franklin search expeditions 199. 200
Franklin's Return Reof 19'.-'

• Frederick Souna 28

• FritellaT"ias '?22
^ulnars 114, 233

. Fulmar. Pacific 229, 234

«4n,«i« IRR "•"'^s 274, 35''', 351
. Fur-bearing aninals i«o, ---*

X ^*^. -..oMhr 35'',35B,oS4,365
tjxperiir.cnt o. prop«e,au-nj •*" »

• Fu>» Seals 96. 274

Fur-t-^ae 189, 190, l'9l
Gannett, Geography of Alaska
climjite 267-272
population 273-274
ros6u*'Cos 2'''1'»277

'-08-^ 227

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•G^ikie GUicier 12"

■Googr^phy of Alaska, article by Gannett 257.97-/

* Geranium, wiia S3

, Ceum calt/hifloruin 253

• Gilbert, G. X,. physical history of xWoslof 327-328
Glaciation 15:8-219, i;i^i- 135,258-259

Glacior, Amiiorst 69-70
• Auk, i?l
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» Barry 71-73,74, 126
•Rraciy 130
.^ Bryn fflawr 69 . 127

Carrol 128

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• Columbia 67,'. 125. 134

* Davidson 30, 121
Baglg 121

• Oeikie 128

• G'^ami Pacific 128

• Grand Plateau 122
•Harvard 69, 126 '

• Ha>'-iraa'n 73, 126^ .

• Hubba'ra 55-56, 126. 131, ti^;
« Huj-t' Miller l''7-128

• lia P:^.v. 52' "122. 129-130

• -LeContQ V 124

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• I4al splRA 63,121,fe2,131,i3{3, ^i

% Mi ids 122

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. Nunatak 59, 131
* Patte>*son 28. 121
' RaaciiffQ 69. 1^7
•Rend"' 128

• Serpontine 7^, 126

• Smith 6o. 1^7

• Surprise 126

• Taku 125

• Tu'Ti^r 55-56, 123, 131

• Vassa'- 69, 12^

• Wellaslay 69, 127

• Yakutat 122
•Yale 69, 126

Glaciers, article by i-luir 119-130

-vj /"> AA <", 46. ^■>3, "BS. ^3, 121
' r-iacior moraines 37, 4.--, 44, ->.->, to, >>,

'Glacier Bay 35-18, 155,-129
Island 247

• Gl&cier milk 63

,♦ lou I'Xi 153 134-i35, 258-259
•Glaciers ancient i28-i.^^.iJ-5,io^^i-^<^.

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of Lyrjn Canal 121
. of Pacific coast 119^ 135.25^262
.of PoH Wells 69-70,n' 74.125-127. 132- 133.263
. of P>-in«e >illi^ ^^^ S'^' -.9-7'..123.i26-i27,u

• of Taku Inlet 125, 125, 131

• of Yakutat Bay '>6-58 .

• '•o^ressJ'iVi of I?"- 128

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"^eoldfiiich JS^

Gold fovuid 275, 276
Gold soakers 34, 114
stoi'y of 65, 66
' Golofnin Bay 242

♦ Graham Keach, in 22, SB

♦ Grand Pacif io glacier 126
' Grand Plateau glacier 122
•^ Orantly Harbor 200

Great Britain and Russia, convention 198
' Grenvill Channel 118
• Greenfield, W. C. 298,322,324
- Greek Catholic faith 193

Green I bland 3S0-
^ Green River, Wyoming 5
*Grewingk, Gonijtantine 292., 295, 332, 335
"^ Gre*iringk Volcano 303-320
Grosbeak, Kadiak pine 218, 224
Grouse, Canaaa 221
Grinnell, Geo. B., the Co:atlcoso Inaians 137-165
The Eskimo we saw 167-183
The Salmon Industry 33'^-.3o5
^ Gull, glauous«winge( 212
^ i ittiwake 227
^ Point Barrow 233
Sabine 234

" ShoH-t.illou 220

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• Gustavus Peninsula ^40-41

• Haonke Isliatnd 60

• Hjague, Capt- 303, 305

• Haicia canoes 141
•Hair-soal fishrng 60, 158, 159, 16%-UP

'•Hall, Lieut, mt, 306, 30f
•Hanging v&llays* ''58-259 If.'

• 'Harems' of fu^-soals 96 ^

• HaTiman Pio»*o 71-73,'76, 132ti33. 263

• Harrirmn Glacier 73, 126. 263
Harvard Glacier 69, 126

• hawkizis Island 24i

• Hafe 2*^9 , 203, 234

• Healy, Capt. M. A. 306,r:i0f, 311, 322. ",336

• Heather 65, 221 ' .,^.^
•Hemlock, Aloine (T«uga m^Hons iana) 132^133, 221,, 252^253

•Coast (Tsuga heto-ophylla) 2i8, 2477 24«, 250 .

' Highhole, western 19
History of Alaska 185-204

• Holkara Bay 123jfi:^H-'-^

Komor 76
Hornblende-andesite 320

Horses 18, 33, ^1

• Hot springs, Sitka 50, 252
Howlir^ valley 38-40

• Howison, Liout. J. W. 309
Hoxhoq 152

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• Kubbar. Glacier 55^ 56. f)^, m. 1^6. 131, 251
'Kutli 124

liuts, Eskimo 99, 171-174

' Saai -hunters Glaotar Bay 133-154
■ S9al-hunle>-f, Yakuiat 60, 158-1%
•Hyperbo-oan S-novvbi^d idAiii,U3

* Huason Bay Go., 192, 1$8, 199
♦Hugh .Milled Glacier 137 • ipf^

•'Jlunraingbird, Rufous 118, 207^206
•Ico (se.o Glho jor)

• rcobor£.s^l24,U^,l^l,

•Ic9 palisade 35r3c!, aa, 6*'

• Ice plateau, var,t 121-122

* Iciest region 120

• Icy Capo 122. 133
•»Iiiai'iiia Volcano 75^ ^55

♦ Ilianna Lake 237

* Inoians, aHicl^.i by Griniieil 137- iiy:

^ liask^ts 143

* canofjs 140-14"

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•OR>nrii)^s 142, 143t144, i4?-«y, i56>l^7r-15S,-4#$
^ uosft-teKi village 116-117, 1-15.148
* fishir^ 139, ^tm
*fooa 133-139
•^;ravo8 lf30-152
■* huntir^, 137-138, 14()
' huts 60, 15>i-if.9,163-l.y;
•himyfe^l53. 164

* iin^',uist:c iVoli'^s l^'

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Indiaris (conti»iued)

• masks 149-150
•Meliakalitla ''4-26, 152-156

• oil boxes 1.59-160

• DOtlRt.ch 144-145

'Seal huntat;^; 60. 156-165

• S^

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• totem T>ol9«\i46-14P. lot

• Yakutat 155-165

.vllla.^;e8 m^mSA. 116-117. 145-146, 152. 158-165

In&ian ^oint 102. 177

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• Inn ian River , Sit^-a 00, 51,

ilii^liuk 9t
' Insects 106
•Inriui;. People (poar. 36'^-3'^0

• Inie'^national Boundary 33, 271

• Iris 83. 253

^ r^ri^-fit.ion 1?., 13

• Isanot^sVi 90

• Jacobs lauuer 83
•Jae^ar, Pa>*asi^ic 218
M&'fevi'^^s 61, 218, 219
•Jaeger Pomarine 218

^^av, UelL-^- 28, U8, 208, 219
• Jutico, Oregon 2^"-, 40
•Juneau 29. 115, 156. '.lO-r , S£^

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•i'orosts 8*0. Ari 11/ o>" r,;. * *

'■ -^. 11-, 2o'. o^i-i, 2;35;25f„ o?72

' 'history 189, 193, 196

• Islana 77.*87, H/unss o~-i 1 ^

' o-^inal xrJiabitants 167, igs, I89

• pins grosbeak 218, 224

• sij?^nion 79^ 3^

• VQT^^ii 79, 53^ 11^^^ ^33
• ?^^-.i:ih.vilWQ 79. no

1 '<ao^;9ma|L Bay 76, 137
,. '.Kenai Penninsuia 253

•Kennicott, Pob0»-t 200/201
*, Keoler, Charles 8ft, 8*6

"Alaska bir^.g 205-234

V'*kai»:ch!.tk£ 167, 5-?^

^\%ir'G>\atkan tratations 188

* Kingfisher, 'Bolted 209

*«^1% Island 103, 177,^

♦King [stand i^skimo 177* ivr
' Kiiyist, C'oluen-c»-owneci 51, lia, 905

Ruby-o»*ownad 217
• K i 1. 1 iwakes ,^i»^, 0^9 ^-1530 , 33^
' Kion(iy><9 33, 3-1, 18:-. 210 •^.-.7

' Kolusclian stbok. Im-ians 138, 143
* Kondakoff, Stopan R5

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196, 291, 292^ -'^t.

•Koizsbue Sounf. 200, 266

• Koizobue, Otto, *KptTjVtfl7i
•Kowak Piv!?" -^"42, 266

• Ko'^ukun Tixdians 200

- Koyakuk Rivar 266. 273, 275
•KTvik Piver 237
.KukaK Bay ?B. 86^0^, 244
•Knfkokwlw I'ay 236

• Kuskok-¥ir. Rive»* WP. 266, 278"

• Lav^^'s slipped ?3, 222

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• Lan^^^uo-f, '^g^*-^?^., 332, 33^

• Laplana Lorv'spu^ 91 /^ii^, "^-30, ^32
Laplanc'lon^spur, T;oori 91-93
La Po^-ou^ 9 190-191

• La Po^-ouse ^laciv.- B2«53, 12^1^30, ^4^ 2S2

• l.tiramie pl<^.ins, WyorriitiiS 4
^ La^'k-buntlng, 3

• Larkf^, Sho-o '^
*LKtoa»-olio Palls, OT-ognn 11

.' Law to cotoct- sair^on 3't5-:i'r. 351- 353

• Lebs.rf^o, Micbiaoi 201
» boConto GlS'ue" 122, 124
■ Ltcturo' on sliip 62-63

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• Mickileton Island 64

• Milbank Sound 22

Mineral rosourcos 243, 275, 276
' Miners 55
Mines 243

•Troadwell 29, 30

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• Moraines (see glaciers)

• Morse Glacier 45-it

• Mosquitoes 69, 87, 106
" Moss Campion 47

f-ossos 23, 218. 2*^1 9V. "^^^^

• Mount F'airweather 48 --^ >

• McKinley 266

* Palmerston 21

* Rainier, glaciers 120

'St. glias 64, lis, 235, 263

• San Jacinto 190

' Shasta, glaciers 119

* H'hipple 27

• Wriglif 46-47, «66

'Muir Glacior 35-47, 126, 128. 259

cabin 35
Muir, John, articio on Glaciers 119-135
Muller. Ge^'hard F'^iedrick 186
Multnoma}! Falls, Oregon 15-17
• .\iurre. Galifo'^nia 212, 228

' Pallas 228 r 229. 232, 3':>9, 332

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Lincoln Glacier 69

Lincoln \ Pinch 209

Linguistic families, three 138

Linnet, Red-poll 219

Listera 250

Lituya lay 123, 190

Lon> Island, fox fann 114, 115,^357-360, 364

spnwe g"ov6 244»-245
to«e Inlet 23-''4, 246
Loon, Black-throated 212

• LwiciE. Glacier 2v52
Lupines 13, 51, 8i> 227
Lumber, ^ — ar. fir rr.-r 254, 255
Lutko, ^. 198. 296, 336
Lycopo'.iiurc 250

' Lynn Canal 30, -21, RiO, 2Il7 244, 260

• MqKenzie River 198, 199,t«ila.

• Magpie* J3, 114, 225

Malaspina, Spanish navigator 261-262
. Malaspina Glacier ■54, 63. I2ll'.l^5, ZS(h 261
' Massace at Sitka 195

• Vieadow La^'ks 3, 9

• Menyanthes t^-ifolia^a anu c>•is^agHlli 253

• Menziesia ''49

Merr ian. G. Hart 122. 210. 219, 221

article on Bogoslof Volcano 291-3:^

• Vlerr ill. Go -go P. 32\ 336
UrtaU. doposita 15-4 —

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• Wurres at Bo^pslof Volcano 3.?9-332
• tehavior in fog 331

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*myHau8 94r%. 109-110. 031, 329.330
NarrHtive of fixp-Ution 1-118

^ SM rnui«h£''s,,l?^iiii;f -183-. >,oo also AUr.U.mim -n'i In
Bfijjasiof ov. Grew .1.0^3^ •3<)3-32v')

. Noati,4; Rivo>' 243. 266. 275
Noofka tedten 19 1
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• Northeast passage 192

• North «erdai. ori^i^^iv,,^ ■^^^^^^. ^^
•Northwest passa^j,a .?«4-2,,

• f'luiato I9t. -200, 201

■ tttinat.ak Glsei-ir f^9, 13*

• "ushH^k fortified Dost Q-S
01^ Bo.^oslof 291-302
Onoonta Cro^i-e 15

; Orca Salmon cannor-y ;,5. 74- "^n, p^^

[Oregon Hobin or Varied Thnish 83-85,
• Ouzel. wai,or 51
' ^"wl. Snow.'/ 111. 039

Oyster-catchors 21, "^1, 220
Paci;.ic5(cai:o2s) 140, 141 047

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Palache. 'Jha>'l98 219
Pallas M^^'i 230. 232

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Parkas l-^'G, 182

Passage Ganwi 262
» Patterson Glsoier 121
• Pavlof volcanoes P-B

Pdoicuia^ia 106. 231

.PooplG with tuskF> i82.>.183

% ^hala''op9s 20

. Phvllo oce ;<,iaiicuiifiora-253

^^icea canaensi* 239

sitcJionsisf^seo Sitka spruoa )
Pigeon Guilienots '^2. ?:^0, 231
pine, "^ray 240 *

Tsirxi^ convorla(o^" m]:rva^mm) 23^^, 2 0,246. 249, 250
Pipi!. 4?, 59, 93, 2.10, 21i, 214
• Pl^'.ins, ^lie 3, 4

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% Piovor Bay, Siberia '^9, i>^, T'U-i?^,

Plove>% ;^oiv>en 230
%P,oinl T)arrow, nr.riori 198, 199

Gustavus 249r 2n0
% Polar hoa^s 108- 113
* Poley^jonicuns 222, 22 ^ 231
• Popoi-t*, Pete** Iliuns-rin IP^ !•%
• Popoi.C Islana R'^, 225
<tP0DPV 227, 231

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4 Population 273, ?.74
Populus iHlsap-iifoT-s 237, 239. 249

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• PorcuDino River 199, 241, 256

• Port Gia-ence iO^llOb, 178-183

Valdez ?59
•Wells 69l7H 12V. 262

•Pribilo ^Lianas ,96-98. 167. .?:.
*l'ox3S 361 *

•Prlmrosov|%. 230

Prince ?Vacio»-ick Souaa 121

of Wtiies Tslem; 27,. 247

•Jo-ost^ U'>. 244. 248. 253
.glaci^n's 67, ^,9,74, 103. I9r,_i'>7

Princess Royal Islana 246
Promishleniki 1«7. 188
'ropallor menuou 74
• Ptarmigan 47, 7i

' colo*'aticn 215, 2ig '

^it'>-talie., 215- V

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•Horned 227. 228. 2'j.i. 332
•Tufted 212, 2r:i7, 228

• Puiset ^ounc, t-eos 246. 248. 2&i. ---..^ 970 o^.

• Pullen. Robort. boat, journey 199

' Purirv^ton. C. W. nhoto^^aphs 317. 31B. m^, 324
' Pyrola 2.5O

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• Pfnis ''ivularis 249
Quartz, j':olci-beM'*iJ'!g 29
• 'nines 275

^-^o^ '•>'usl in. 28, 29

• Oueon ''.ha»'lott3 Tiouna 22

• ■Radcliffs Glacier 69. 127

• Fainfall '^42, :

• P.amc-art, Mouso 241

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• Fed Kir o^* l^ou^ las Spruce(Psoaaotsuga txifolia) 246

• ''eapoli 223, 22o

• Renuu Glacier 12.^-

Rib-?? MO, 230

hin^ oi . ana Rougo^^s exDioring expoditicn 200

• Rivo^s, unuor^^rounu J 2

• RoDin, ')r'j^-v'm ^^ Va>*iod 4n, ^3, 22 i
^Vesl.em 40, 219

• Roses in Lloora 114

^Pr^ssiaji anu Ijnito.i Sta'-as.e .nvention 196

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• •Pvi'^siaiv A -'tricar. Corrpany 1^^?;;^ I.il^, «»:• «=»^
bounda^nes G3t.ablis}:9d 198
>jxpeo.i^>ions 192
mips '^Ol
• nissionf.ries 192

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•Sagebrush 4, 7-9, 13
• Salmon . aHicle by Grinneil 337-355
• ''■■■ Al'ognak Island 349-350

• barr-i cades 347-348

'bellies, salt ir^g 350-351

- berries 115, 116, ^18

•canneries 23',, 74-75, 79!*^340:355

*aeorease from over-fishing 339, 343'-344

•inrmstry 337-356 ' ''"

• hatcheries 349, 354

•laws 346, 351-352

• method of cannii^ ^340-343

• output and value 355

• salteries 350-351
seining 340, 344

• source of worla's supply 337

• spwaning ground 338 > ^ ^
..aimon st-can ascsndod b^ Tish 139, 338, 330.:=

• Sambucus pubens 249, 250

• Sandpiper. Pribilof 234

• Sand Point 87, 225

• Savanna Sparrow 106

• Sawmills 255

• <?aj(ifra,.a 83, 106

' Scoters, White-wingBQ 216-.i.»^

• Scourlflg nishes, greon 218

• Seabirds\ '109-111, 114. 212." 'Si. ,^3^1, H

'ivo groups 227, 228
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• himtor*3 viiiage.Glaaio^ hay^iG3, 1-S4

• Yakutat Bay ioo-lj5

• oil 60. 159-lfU
• Rpea^* 153-153

SaaUonn.-^c : '^'"(&i:^;0'>opias J^tellori) 94-9^), 332, 334

Seal Ijsiarirsf c- Prihilofn 95^98, IB/:, ^(^
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Sboloon .-aakson MiiFoun: ic-6
Sholl-.cfl- Strait ?63
^}ie*; i.eaps 169
Ship on rooks 9B
?hiO v-.r S&ii R'icl-. 207, 'i?:!-;','-;?!
' Shoef^aker, '-iLtt. rid'"

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Siberian Eskimo 99-iOl, 171^178

•reinaee** 1^4

. yellow wagtail 230
Sillriaks 188, 189
SiSf'ra ana Coast ranges 246, ''52
Sierra Nevada j5,la«iors 119
Silene, little spc'-iss of 112
Siskin, Pine liB

• Rjtka 48- D2

population 273

tempa^tu'^e aria rainfall 267-209

Slika Bea^ 140

^^Hitka Indian!^ 156-158 '

^\^^^<, .. Mcielarid sp>-^cefPic.aa Biu,hen«is) at Glacier Bay 249-251

-. . r.^ c,^ o:i '>;',. .'Mr, . 248, 255-256
tst P'-ince Wiiliari .^oimc. 133. 22 i, 24S. 255
.at Sitka 51-02. 248, 255
,at Unalf.ska( ir.tror.ucec ) :':4c-245

. at VakU'jat ray 218
. growing!, «iose to ^lacics 252
•rate ol" growth 250', 25r,-''56
•Ska^^way 30 „ 31. 210. 21.1
population 2'^3

' ' Skin "hoats 103
, Sky, aspecis 2^9
^ oolo>^ 286

• Sni^.^h (Uac.ic»r 121

• Snako Riv«»' ^-i^, i^-,. ..

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. Snowflake, Hyperborean 113, ?30-.?32

• Sorbus sambucifoiia 249
'Song of the I.rnuit 367-. 369

• -Spanish claim 191
vosts'ls 190

♦ Sparrow, Alout/ian Son 22d '

^ Oolaen-crownea 33. 47. 83. 2IO72U. 214. 222. 223. 225

• Sags 9

' Savanna 40, 221. 2I2

• Song 26. 40.. 80, 209. 217. 222, 226
•Towns9nu'i 209, ?At, ?A-7 , 219, 226

# White- orownea 19

• Spring beauty 105
», Spruce. Sitka or tiuoianu(PiceH sitcheiisi*) see SHka spruce

• Wiit9(Pi«ea oanaaensls) 239, ?40. 2^^! 24*? ''41
'^toiler's Jay 219

• S teller's fenatee W?,

• Stjneger, LeonJian. 319, 320

H. Biias Alps 0- Ra:,i^;o 54, 63, 115, 121. 126. 132. 24-^. 260.
Mount ,>i, 116
^ St. George Islahd 264 -T '

• blue foxfjs 361-362

• St. Lawrence Islan< ^, i08, 186

.St. %tthevf I? land 9^^ 108-113, 264»**»
' birds 113, 234

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. Stikine Fiver 260

• discov^jred 195

•StQney. Lieut, ac.-r M, on Bogoslof Volcano 310-311.323. 330.333.336

•St. Paul Island 96-98, 264
• birds 97-98, 227

• f oxos 358
• fu**- seals 9o-97
■ Streptopu* 250

• Surprise? Glaoif5r 126

. Swallow, Ba>*n 59, "^.25

• curt* 15

.Vic1/^t-.bac5kod 10
. W}:ot9-broaBtea ^^.09

• 3wans^»17-

• Swift, ^^lite-trj'^oa'i.dd 10

• TrtV'i M«^bo^ ^10

••Ta1;tl-»r, ISana^^^iTig "^
Tattooin^^: l'^5^1'^f>

' Tchukchis io2
Talankaff 19B. 296, 29^ , .
.Tempe^at.>-6 :r interior 242, 271^2^2

• of Beriiie^ Sea ^^^0

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•Te^n, Arctic .1, /-^ * --

• Th'*\i»b ?'^^'>r ?'--i

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•at Shuna^in Islands 2?5-?26

• C-ray-cheokpd 10?, 223, 2S4

• at Kadiak 2?!3, 234

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• Olivo-backod 19, 26

• Russet- backed 28, /J), ^i, 210

• Variad(p» o.i'e/fon Robin) 40 «*'l p-^ pr, oo->
' Sonf 4ft oj-<^), 22,3

• Thuja plioa^^a 247, 272

• Thundar Bay 124

T4.;eiftnd Scnice-r^e.) Sitka Spnice
Timb.3rline 235, 240, 24-7, 252. 253, 2?L'
altituua Ci 241, 242, 253,
variation of 248
imbe.rlir.8 t^oo 246

Titlark 47, 59, 210, 211, 224
Tlinkit oamps 152

""*• -*v.x zi hitka 190

Tlinkit 19f3
Toaa 115

Tooa, a. C. Gate 310
BBS Narvo^s 116

• Tote^! nole^ il6-.117, 14^-143. tp»
Towns oriu bunting

t«par»*ow "^Ogf 217, 219
not 33 214, 224

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' Trading privileges 192

Dosts fortified 195

• Treadwell mine ;?9-30, 275

• Tree leas country 87, 23^)* 244

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•diariet&r 240. 241. 252

•Trelease 18

. Trout stroajft 23, 82

♦ Timdras,|i^69. 105-107. 234,

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«43, 265, 257

* Tuolunno Rivor 119

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•Turner Glacior 55; GO. 131

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• Turtle ' ovos *^

• T^oneck saltarv 350
' Uyak Bay 7P.-79 •

- Island fox farm 360
#UT^iaks i'^S-iei
.•Uranak IslnnQ '>9i. 292. 312
•Unalaska 90-94. 158, 196
• spruces introduced '"^45
• tenporuture ana rainfall 268
#Unu?]ak Island 90
'Upper Yukon 3»i
. Utaii, Bad lianas ^3. 6
iVacciniun 249, 250

• Variod Tlinish— sea Cro^on.Robin ■
.Vancouver. Goorga l30. 190. 191-192. ?.C^2

• ilstana IP. 20, 22

• Va69a>' (tlacisr 127

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'Veniawinof 196-198. 295, 332
%^iburnujn pa»ciflorn.vn ?49, /!60
^Victoria 19,129

^Violets 61, 222

1fyf^o%7ax4? '1:^-1.^. 264

. Volcano, newo8t(BojiOslof / 291-336

Voloanic peaks

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• Iliawna 76

• Isanotski 90

•Pavlof 88

♦ Redoubt 76

•Shishalain 90

Volcanic shower 305-306
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. Wagtail, Siberian yellow 230

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hid^ 101

• Warblor,j.ute809nt 28, 40

# Pileolated 306, 217f 233, 223
^ Surmer or yellow 19, 61, 213

* War canoos 141

, Washburn, M, L., article on fox farmini? ^5*7-365
. Water- taking 104

• 'Weary Willie' 211

' Weather in June '^7

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•W(Ulegley Glacier 69, 127

• Western Union Telo^r^ph^o- 2«1, 2O3

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.Whalers 104, 108, 178, 179, 199
• Ihalir^ fleets 103, 199
% White cedar 141

• White Pass, bi>*d8 33, 210, 211

. 6u8tom House 33
, excursion to 31-34
rail^'oad teiTfninus 33, :M

• Wingham Island 187

. Willows 61, 225, 239 '

Salix sitchonsis and alaxensis) 249

• Wind flowers 222

• Winter f ren 24

. Woou island 224, 245

• Woodpecker, Harris 206

^ed-throated 28
.Wrangell 148, 208, 209, 210, 260

population \ji' 27:^

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. Wrangell I.-and 199 ^

Narrows 28

• Wron.Winter R5. 218, 224
Wyoming plains 4

, Yakutat Bay f>lk61, 260-2f>l, 247
♦ bicds 61, 1216^2190 .
, glaciers 59, 131
. sealing village SO. 158-165
strawber'-ies lir\ 218

• Yalo Glacier 59, ■•■::2, 126

• Yailow Poppy, fi."sv .-.ecri 9P.»Mv

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wnai nia o<?''5onif? of the fina,\ oorreoted rxoofj* of the
AlaiVica "bock** Yon donbtlej-f^ r^^rier-r^^r that I nent yoi; a cctirle
of monliha ago Ky b*?«t f»<^t cf rlfAta proofa KarK^d for a few ijnport-
.^nt cori4Hrealcrr nr.n niirrf^-xovji; y^xoh^-^r, typ^. Since then^ I have not
received a Rinr::.'? paj^^ of ^.he coixrt^otHd px-oofrt of t):!^ r'latteT Jtjrd
havf. ^^'-n and still nr; much hiird1<!a^ped tn th^. prei^.araticn of in-
^ex and otht^rwlj?e Vj th^ *i'-?=^en'?^ cf the durl.'f^ata .^et. In fact,
eer^alr rivge^i^i are laoKixxg In mi* fir;n j^et f^c th^t ! have no a^-^o--

T^-.T.:^•1••.h^I mi^ s'^rvt /r>u oapy^ for thrj grea%ar part of the

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P^ea'H;*? set '^hif? in

dorr^le ooi\inn ItRc x»)\e ladf^x for th« Waahlngton Anaaefia/ of S'^.-^-^rcep.

The pwMlBh^rn I'-ave dacided to divl'^a the vciurr:e into two
nna h«^^^e !iJ^Kt^.t .*i*t v> trHn*i5nT a 'i-^j^n ^i^t^^-i f^cm th^ flrBt to the
cacond voluraeo Thl^ rraKen ri nad iT,>^8« of our li>H of illiist rations
alr^'^dv In !»ar<^ proof ^ j^Hovav^rr th^ra ««eia^4 to >?a no help for it
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Dear Professor Verrlii:-

ters. I m glad to kno«*^?°L"^ "^'i*^ \" replying to your let-
to the Ber::.fe^?rc*;ef :: ZZZ^a' "'^rsr^^^T. ^^ ''''
returned have arrived and I wiii ^1T^»^h *! "tamah plates you
type people for the neo^^'ry^^^S^^^L'^J nVpt:*:: '^^f '"
these rroofB oover all or .he originals tr^SLlUeJ bJl;u. ''

I have approved your bill snrt i* win 1 *^
the last of the nonth ana .iTi hI v,^^ ^* ^^^^ go to Mr. Harriman

lowing week/ I ^*not at iiL^tv''^''/^'*''*^'''''' *^*^^"« *^« ^<'l-
end Of each monthr ^^^^'^^^^ *° -transinit M]ls except at the

Of imere.st'^noTtSelnnSifr 'Ti^S:: JT* '" '^^"« »° ™««>^
3ho has oon^ietM work onpnf ;rou« a^ f, m? f ^^ "'**'*^ ''^•'*''
results to me for publication it an ^iv^at' ' ^ *^«^-* ^^e
be as soon as possible a« i »ant to ^ L !. C ^- ^"^^ *^'^« "^1^
as I can before leav^ni^for ^txlZlJ^ / ^''^- ''"^^^'^i*! unA«r way

I am not onite Te^ln'tJl.^J"f ^^ etma.r-H field wcit.
tratlons you mentioned aS^Jxf-".? rTJ^^V''' ^2<^*io"«l miia-
I ahoiad like to have the i] uVt^atin;:"^ '^ *" ""b^^iuent one.
partioiaariv « r^ of thoc« tl kI I *" '"'"^ ""* P-^ssibie; tsv.,

m order to'o:Jr:te"raXi : Tr "^^'t^ ZJ'f.lU'T f''*^^'
now waiting in my harrte. " • *^* "*"• "^^ other plates

tio. Of inru^trltroL'^b^tl^nnf sJaSTJ^'*''"" '^' ^'^ --«^—
tratlons .ave already 'co^J Z^^^ ^Z^Tls thIsT ;^-'"^-
other author and I feel a littia tinun" Jk * *^^^* ^'^^ ^^

th, amount „M«,„ry. i .^ „„ .)i.t oan b» do™. -"^ "^ """

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lo Hoen ft OP«f

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Mr* Ha^TiiaaR hM no furtnar 8ueg««tions to offer

r#«pacttng the U. S. map bo t^-t I trust you will be able to
put the rerriaining correct ionR on at once If you have not al-

rea<3y done «o«

I note what you say in your letter of the 88nd respeoting
the position of this map on the page. You are entirely right
in Placing the Alaaka map on ^he ^eft, the u. S. map on the
right , but I «« not quite mxre aa to how the two will looK
if separated by only a single blaoK line. However, your
judanient m this mtter should be better than mine.

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Vashington, D.c, May PS, 1901.

Dear Mr. Lanl«r

Have yor. ;rr:.sa'',v«d th^ plat^^s f:.?om ti^e }<„„ «

]v6oM.3p and has D# vi'-e ooi^ipiet^Jd Vah riave read'/? ir ^o f
should like a «et of the prints* flheet« as Boon ks ^oaelhie L
I have no abaolutely oornpiete Het of plate v>roofa. fhat^ ^ert
o^dSn^T '*'' '"' Corrections that it hae enoroacheHn T

8o<,ietl«« a)id think I «hall be able to send votj -^nat vot, "ant
proofs. I am glad you agree with rm as to the u^e of the nel^In-
i, will .,en I t..« x...«t of iliiwtrations to the n-^w Kra T>eoT)i p ^or

ttXrlT: T":. ''' ^'"'^ '*•'•"" '^'"' - "^-^ i^-^^« ^ "«*' ^-'^T

title T,^S«8 tor the two volxm-iH and am anxlnn« to ne^ 'j^o'^ ti-.^v
will look xn typrt^ •

I have ^^e«n "^orklnK on ynnr index ev^-vr Klnr-.a x w^oto -Ti

r-sf-r-th;.- f Ht.a:Ld :-io?i.? rToin o.iYic« ann r.iit in foirt('>«"" "
i.v.,..., .n. ^v .xu.d. ,^,,,«. ^ ,,,,.,.. .,.),;. .J I ....,^:., ,,,,,4.., on -r an"
aaall ;set the groat-r part of it vf to t.ue nrinter t.,rti--^ht -" ^

.! ?; ! '"."^'^^^"^ ^^^ ^'y ^^--^n aft<,r tMe atra-n I ha-.e .iu«t' >r,d
*.cth T,h<* maex, otherw-.i.e t rnlKht. u>-i(lBr.st.and it. Vou%:hv t>,..,+
Ho^n r«t:ff-/i^ all t.ho oricinal^ exoej^ th-? -K.ax; ia-v^.v,,/. 'j,.:..;.
rlaoiar and Bryn Wa«r e laoi^r. none of xM^F ^re "in*%lH "^o^.^^rrton,
in vj.fc next nentwc^ you ^.hk r-., v;..nt yA,i mi b^tt«>r do «-ii-. 1 h^
oTlainal 0^ th^ o.^ax^ rn r:^r ryrei^^nt ;c«ntn;i. nondLtinn.. it i.^^d.f..
fiouxt fTC r^. t,o oonoeivo how yoM ;,ot. tlw oear 'ont 1-.- --ou did i'oT
It, you/r,ust h^ve 2'>t it out ..f jl-. ;ia.:rl-u.'in ■ « hnu3« ^nd r ah.-i',^
advise you to return 1t 8^: soon ae ..oB^ih-.^,

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U. S. iisn Co!v-mepiori Laboratory
Bea^ifor-'-, , n. C.

Profetswr Rittsr writes n^e^ trau -cnr report on the anemonee
.' .i,,,.t -t- c-r --r the presb. I aP very £.;iad to learn tliit and
^hul! >e oi. lifted it' ycu ^iU he^fi ^ tis fccon ua possible the il-
]-;trutiorb you >»-»• prcp^r^u f.c t;m^ I my arrt:i--3 fcr their re.
r.-ouac^ior beicre Uavirv: for i-y siirar'tr Vif^^a vrork i-. tne v;est.

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Dear «r. Lanl«r:"

Should like a set of the prlnte« sheets as Boon» possible L
I have no absolutely ooisDlete set of plate r>roo4! I have tlr±
o'en'^l^T ''*'" "^ o<rreotlons thJt It has eioroaJhSHn^r

^^1 ■•• What I can do about tlia ilAtu f%r «m'Iam^4^4«.
sooletiBS aM tMnjc 1 «hall ^ able to s^n. loT.nll ^tlT^l''

proofs 1 Jn ILI ^^ ""^ ^"^ •^^"« * *^ » ^'t^h orn^en
proofs. I am glad you agree with rae as to the use of th« n-iT-T,_

baufi* painting of Franer Reach for the fronteSleoe to mj^ t^

I will Bend the list of llluBtratlone to the n^ toa rtalpinor

iin 10^ in type?. '"" ''"'"^''" '^"^. "^ ^"'^^"'■" ^ " "^ ^^- ^^^^^^ :

i.«+ / J*'^! '''"'" *°^'^^"e «« y"^"f index ev«r Blno« i wrote
last. YeHter-tay I ntald hoM« from offioe and put in fo,rte«n

anau ^et the greater part of it o-f to the printer tonlghtl

that 18 too ra-aoh for niy hraln after the at^a-n X have inst hfrt

Hoen reti^n« all tho originals e^q^^ the oear, lo.nawv.a- 'saA-

in the next «enteno- you ..«k r,^. ^:,at you had better do with me

?SSt r.? ^^ "^-^^ ^" "^ ^^*'"''^* "*^"*''^- "'^"'iitlon. it la" dif-
floult for rae to ooncetve how you got the bear "out ir you did *rot

It, you itoiat have got it out of mx. Ha.'^.Mraan^R hou«e and I ahould
advise you to return 1t as .oon ae uoasihie, -"-o^a

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Professor Ritter writes me th»t ycur report on the areraones
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