Correspondence (outgoing) to David Starr Jordan, 1903

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Abstract: LS. regarding planting Japanese cherry trees near his house 3-Feb-03; LS. regarding application of Emile Deschamps 13-Feb-03; LS. wants to send books to the University of Tokio [sic] 19-Feb-03; LS. surprised that space is filling up; likes Dr. Branner's spirit; fears "stone age" will not be over for sometime 19-Feb-03; LS. outside company not to have control of any campus building; intends to arrange for hospital off campus 18-Apr-03; LS. regarding four patients in Encina Hall 18-Apr-03; ALS. wants copy of report on salaries 29-Apr-03; ALS. transmitting invitation to students for a garden fete on Leland Jr.'s birthday 30-Apr-03; LS. going to send statement of entire amount of money spent on University May 20 , 1903; ALS. wants to read his proposed article on Ross affair June 11, 1903; LS. concerning gift of his library June 12, 1903; TLS. will continue hygiene dept. for two years June 12, 1903; TLS. no student help to be employed June 12, 1903; TLS. won't pay for items not ordered through business office June 12, 1903; LS. will not consent to publication of his article on Ross affair June 13, 1903; LS. enjoying stay in Ceylon; next month in India 30-Oct-03; PC from Darjeeling 21-Nov-03; PC from Port Said 28-Dec-03

Correspondent	Stanford, Jane Lathrop, 1828-1905

Subject	Stanford University
Subject	Universities and colleges > Administration
Genre	Correspondence

Series	Title Correspondence
Finding Aid	Title Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers (SC0033B)
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/kz254fs0701
Location	SC0033B
Repository	Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Jane Lathrop Stanford papers, 1860-1975

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