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Machine-readable finding aid derived from MS Word. Date of source: August 1999. Finding aid is written in English. Guide to the Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers , 1860-1975 Collection number: SC 033b Department of Special Collections and University Archives and University Archives Stanford University Libraries Stanford, California &tp-cst-ua; Processed by: Patricia White Date Completed: August 1999 Encoded by: Patricia White

Descriptive Summary Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers , 1860-1975 Stanford University Archives SC 033b Stanford, Jane Lathrop, 1828-1905 10.5 linear feet Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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Provenance

Gifts of Jane Lathrop Stanford, Thomas Welton Stanford, David Starr Jordan, Helen Stanford Canfield, David H. Canfield, and others; also includes purchases.

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item], Jane Lathrop Stanford Papers, SC 033b, Stanford University Archives, Stanford, Calif.

Biography

Jane Eliza Lathrop was born August 25, 1828, the daughter of Dyer Lathrop of Albany, New York. In 1850 she married Leland Stanford, returning with him to California in 1855 where they settled in Sacramento. Leland Stanford later became President of the Southern Pacific Railroad and Governor of California. Their only child, Leland Stanford, Jr., was born in 1868. During a European tour in 1884 he contracted typhoid fever and died in Florence, Italy. In 1885, Jane and Leland Stanford founded the Leland Stanford Junior University, in memory of their son. Jane was a full partner with her husband in the planning of the University, which opened in the fall of 1891. After her husband's death in 1893, she overcame great financial hardships to keep the University open until her husband's estate was settled. Thereafter, she directed expansion of the campus. She died on February 28, 1905 in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Scope and Content

The papers of Jane L. Stanford pertain largely to the founding and administration of Stanford University, along with her personal and social affairs; included in the papers are correspondence, business records, legal and financial papers, speeches, newsclippings, and biographical materials.

Series Description Series 1 Correspondence, 1860-1905 6 linear ft.

Outgoing correspondence dates from 1860 to 1905 and incoming correspondence, from 1871 to 1905. Most of the correspondence concerns the University. Other topics include personal and social matters, her travels, religious discussions, and her interest in kindergartens. Correspondents include David Starr Jordan, the first president of Stanford University, Charles Lathrop, Susan B. Anthony, Timothy and May Hopkins, Julia D. Grant (Mrs. Ulysses Grant) and other members of the Grant family, Caroline Harrison (Mrs. Benjamin Harrison), and Andrew D. White. There are also a large number of condolence letters on the death of Leland Stanford and of begging letters.

Series 2 Business and Legal Papers, 1876-1908 .5 linear feet

Included in this series are bank books; bills, receipts, and accounts; stock, bonds, reports, and other records pertaining to railroad investments and the Pacific Improvement Company; papers pertaining to the estate of Leland Stanford; and miscellaneous property records.

Series 3 Personal and Miscellaneous Papers, 1872-1952 .5 linear foot

These papers include passports, social invitations and calling cards, travel ephemera including a rental agreement for a Nile river boat (1901), commemorative poetry, and clippings.

Series 4 Death and Estate Papers, 1894-1921 .5 linear feet

This series includes copies of her will and other estate papers; correspondence of David Starr Jordan and medical reports regarding her death; copy of the coroner's inquest on her death; memorials; and letters of condolence.

Series 5 University Matters, 1887-1905 1 linear feet

Included in this series are agreements, correspondence, and legal papers pertaining to the administration of the University and to the Board of Trustees; her addresses to the Board of Trustees; amendments to the founding grant; and correspondence and other papers pertaining to the Library, the Church, and the Museum.

Series 6 Biographical Materials, 1905-1975 .5 linear feet

Included are articles; radio and TV scripts; reminiscences by Mrs. O. P. Jenkins and Jessie K. Jordan; and drafts of Gunther Nagel's biography on Jane L. Stanford.

Series 7 Clippings, 1892-1962 1.5 linear feet

These clippings are primarily on Jane L. Stanford's death in 1905 and issues relating to the University.

Container List Series 1 Correspondence, 1868-1905 1 1 Outgoing,1860-1869 1868 or 1869 ALS to Leland Stanford. In San Francisco, baby's vaccination, small pox, personal news 1 2 Outgoing, 1870-1879 1876 Nov. 2 to Mr. Scupham: regarding a piece of statuary 1 3 Outgoing, 1880 1880 June 17 ANS card "Jennie to Leland" [not in Jane's handwriting] 1880 Nov. 8 ALS to Leland. Berlin, Leland Jr. ill, great Continental route (RR). "I have on heavy red woolen drawers and shirt..." (2 pp) 1880 Nov. 14 ALS to Leland. Antwerp art works, Rochfort ? (2 pp) 1880 Nov. 17 ALS to Leland. Brussels (2 pp) 1 4 Outgoing, 1881 1881 Mar. 16 ALS to Leland. Naples. Presented to Pope, assassination of Czar (3 pp) 1881 Mar. 24 ALS to Leland. Bought a statue (3 pp) 1881 Mar. 28 ALS to Leland. Rome. Activities of Leland Jr., plans for rest of trip (2 pp) 1 5 Outgoing, 1884 1884, Feb. 25. ALS. J. L. Stanford to Timothy and May Hopkins - Leland Jr.'s illness, typhoid fever 1884, Mar. 13. Tel. Leland and J.L.Stanford to Mrs. Mark Hopkins - death of Leland, Jr. 1884, Apr. 20 ALS. J. L. Stanford to Mrs. May Hopkins - thanking her for her kindnesses; love of Palo Alto home 1 6 Outgoing, 1886 1886 Jan. 2 ALS to May and Tim Hopkins. Acknowledging Christmas remembrance 1886 Jan. 29 ALS to May Hopkins. Memories of Menlo Park; sister still with her; Mr. Stanford and his senatorial duties 1886 May 24 LS to W. T. Ross. Book on voice culture promised to Leland Jr. 1 7 Outgoing, 1887 1887 Feb. 21 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins re: Mrs. Mark Hopkins; death of Mrs. Fred Crocker; longs for Palo Alto; anxiety concerning Mr. Stanford 1887 Mar. 27 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Acknowledges flowers 1887 Mar. 28 tel from Leland and Jane to Timothy Hopkins. Congratulations on birth of daughter 1887 Mar. 29 tel to Timothy Hopkins. Congratulations on birth of daughter 1887 May ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Wants him to accompany her to Hattie Crocker's wedding 1887 Aug. 6 ALS to May Hopkins. Regrets she cannot accept luncheon invitation; wants to meet Mrs. Parks 1887 Nov. 20 L to Mrs. Weatherbee. Receiving callers Monday evening 1 8 Outgoing, 1888 1888 Jan. 19 LS to Mrs. Cooper. Received letter from Susan B. Anthony [photocopy] 1888 Mar. 6 AL to Susan B. Anthony. Is sending check [photocopy] 1888 Aug. 17 ALS J. L. Stanford to May Hopkins - death of Charles Crocker. 1888 Nov. 20 ALS to Mrs. Cooper. Admiration for her work [photocopy] 1888 Nov. 28 ALS to Mrs. Cooper. Arranged RR passes [photocopy] 1888 Dec. 7 ALS to Mrs. Cooper. Concerned that she is working too hard [photocopy] 1 9 Outgoing, 1889 1889 Jan. 22 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledges photograph of Mrs. Hopkins and baby; Mr. Flood's poor health; remembrance to Mrs. Park; Mr. Nash's continued improvement [J. L. Stanford incorrectly dated first page as March 22] 1889 Apr. 22 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledges flowers 1889 May 15 ALS to May Hopkins and Mrs. Park. Regrets she was unable to see them; yesterday was her son's 21st birthday 1889 Nov. 18 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Concerned over Mrs. Hopkins' health 1 10 Outgoing, 1890 1890 Jan. 2 ALS (press copy) to Mr. Gage re. museum plans 1890 Mar. 8 ANS to May Hopkins. Sends a doll and outfit for Lydia 1890 Mar. 9 ALS to Mrs. Cooper. Writes of her religious reading [photocopy] 1890 May 4 ALS to Susan M. Harvey. On reception given the Stanfords in Sacramento 1890 May 19 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledges photo of Lydia; anticipated trip to Europe 1890 July 4 ALS to May Hopkins. Floral decorations in stateroom; Mr. Stanford taking the cure at Kissingen, also Gov. Low 1890 Nov. 19 ALS to Susan M. Harvey 1890 Nov. 25 ALS to Mrs. Cooper. Sends check for $300 [photocopy] 1890 Nov. 28 ALS to Mrs. Cooper [photocopy] 1890 Dec. 6 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Acknowledges flowers; illness of Dora Miller and her mother [1890] ALS to May Hopkins. Anxious about Mrs. Hopkins' health; visit to Montreal; call from Mr. Pixley; Mr. Nash holding his own 1 11 Outgoing, 1891 May 5, 1891 ALS to May Hopkins. Invites Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Park to luncheon. June 12, 1891ALS to May Hopkins. Their feelings for May and Timothy; thoughts on religious faith Aug. 11, 1891 to Timothy and May Hopkins. Welcome home. Nov. 4 L to Mrs. Upson. [photocopy] 1891 Nov. 16 ALS to May Hopkins. re decorative screens she needs for Washington house 1891 Dec. 23 ALS to May Hopkins. seasonal greetings; climate in Washington and their health 1 12 Outgoing, 1892 Jan. - June Jan. 24, 1892 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. At N.Y. so that Mr. Stanford may attend sale of horses. Called on Hattie Alexander. Della Clements wants indemnification for the killing of her father on the R.R. Feb. 19, 1892 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Glad of bequest by Moses Hopkins. Anxious regarding sister. Mr. Stanford in N.Y. to attend railroad meeting. Wants' Timothy's suit to begin. March 10, 1892 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Thankful Timothy's suit was settled out of court. Greatly relieved regarding sister. Approaching visit to Europe. June 9, 1892 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Acknowledging flowers. Age brings sorrow. June 10, 1892 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Mr. Nash has a hemorrhage. June 16 ALS to Mrs. D. S. Jordan. Sister's illness, Mr. Nash's illness, love of Palo Alto. June 22, 1892 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Mr. Stanford at Aix les Bains. Anxiety as to his health. Death of Samuel Wilson. 1 13 Outgoing, 1892 July - Oct. July 6, 1892 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Wants to secure staterooms for October. Proposed visit to Switzerland. Glad Mr. Nash is improving. Receives bad news from sister. July 18, 1892 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Is not well and has had doctor. Surprised that her brother and Mr. Nash are still in London. Oct. 4, 1892 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledging body muff. Oct. 5, 1892 ALS to May Hopkins. Regarding Capt. Berryman. Oct. 30, 1892 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Acknowledging fruit and flowers. Fearful that pre-election strain will undo the summer's gain for Mr. Stanford. Mr. Hopkins must be glad he is free of 4th and Townsend St. Has her niece Jenny with her. 1892 ALS to May Hopkins. Wants to learn of a good nurse. 1 14 Outgoing, 1893 Jan. - June 1893 Jan. 30 L to John A. Logan, Jr., (written by Jane's secretary) 1893 Jan. 31 LS to Mrs. Hubbard. re memorial for her sister (Mrs. Anna Hewes?) prepared by D.A.R. 1893 March 31, 1893 ALS to May Hopkins. Mr. Stanford is better. Had a good letter from C.P. Huntington. Wants Mrs. Hopkins to do some shopping in London. Wants to have Jennie Lathrop for always. 1893 June 3 ALS to Susan M. Harvey. Mr. Stanford gaining 1893 June 12, 1893 ALS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Thankful they are back on American soil. Mr. Stanford much improved. Plans for the Museum. 1 15 Outgoing, 1893 July - Dec. 1893 July 15 ALS to Susan M. Harvey. Death of Mr. Stanford 1893 July 25 LS and cover to J. Jordan, Leland Stanford Div. 283 B. of L. E. In appreciation of their momento 1893 Aug. 23 ALS to Charly [Lathrop] on paying bills [and transcription] 1893 Nov. 24 ALS to Susan M. Harvey. Thanks for her letters; her grief and resolve to advance Leland's work 1893 Dec. 5, 1893 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Acknowledging gift of mummy cloths to the Museum. 1893 Dec. 26 ANS to Ethel Ingalls 1893 Dec. 26 ANS to Timothy and May Hopkins. Acknowledging Christmas gift. 1893, n.d. ALS (copy). J. L. Stanford to Bishop and Mrs. Newman re. her grief over death of Leland Stanford. 1 16 Outgoing, 1894 Jan. - July Jan. 6, 1894 A.N.S. "Edward for Mrs. Stanford" to Mr. Ferguson re: bills to be paid. Jan. 8, 1894 ALS to Susan M. Harvey. "Thanks for you kind thought of me" Feb. 3, 1894 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Hopes that May will come safely through her ordeal. June 20, 1894 ALS to John F. Lewis. Requests John F. Lewis to take charge of Vina distillery, warehouse, and Brandy Dept. during Guptills leave of absence. Distillery to be shut down. July 21, 1894 ALS to Senator C. K. Davis. Thanks for note and expressions concerning Leland Stanford. July 23, 1894 ALS to Senator James L. Pugh. Telegram urging passage of bill. July 27, 1894 ALS [and typed and signed copy] to C.P. Huntington. Not assigning power of attorney to anyone. 1 17 Outgoing, 1894 Sept.- Dec. Sept. 14, 1894. Two [2] TLS to C.P. Huntington, Stillman and Hubbard, and Chas. F. Crocker, loan Speyer and Co., obligations of Pacific Improvement Co. Sept. 23, 1894 ALS to [John F.] Lewis. Tells him to sell no more wines by small quantities especially to people around Palo Alto proper. Oct. 27, 1894 TL to Justice Stephen J. Field. Re. Field's resignation from the board of Trustees. [1894, Nov.] ALS to May and Timothy Hopkins. Suit over Hopkins' inheritance, Mrs. Hopkins-Searls. Dec. 16, 1894 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledges flowers. Is not well. Returning via Canadian Pacific. [1894?] Tel. [written copy] to T.H. Hubbard. Mexican International RR 1 18 Outgoing, 1895 Jan. - Apr. Jan. 12, 1895 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledging photo case. Affairs at Menlo. Mr. Nash at Santa Barbara. Feb. 18, 1895 ALS to Russell J. Wilson. Wants the Carpentier obligation arranged. March 3, 1895 ALS to May Hopkins. Endorses The Raymond. Mr. Nash improving. Mr. Stanford's birthday. March 19, 1895 ALS to Senator and Mrs. Thurston. Arranging for visit to Palo Alto. March 19, 1895 ALS to David S. Jordan. Introducing Senator Thurston. March 23, 1895 ALS to George A. Knight. Acknowledges receipt of resolution adopted by Republican State Convention. Only aim in life is to secure future of University. March 23, 1895 ALS to James G. Chelsey. Thanks for penning resolution. March 30, 1895 ALS to R. J. Wilson. Struggle to maintain the University. April 4, 1895 ALS to Russell J. Wilson. Condition on which she will vote for Huntington as president of S.P. Co. April 9, 1895 ALS to Chas. Webb Howard, Pres. Spring Valley Water Works. Business. April 10, 1895 ALS to N. K. Masten. Will not sign obligations made without consulting her. April 16, 1895 ALS to Wilson and Wilson. Will accept no assistance from SlP. Co. or P.I. Co. in government suit. April 23, 1895 ALS to Charles W. Howard. [2 handwritten copies] Wants the blow pipe opened. April 30, 1895 TLS to Russell J. Wilson. To hasten progress of government suit. Enclosure: Attorney General to L.D. McKisick. 1 19 Outgoing, 1895 May - June May 1, 1895 ALS to Russell J. Wilson. To expedite government suit. May 1, 1895 ALS to Joseph H. Choate. Wants an appointment. May 5, 1895 ALS to Thomas H. Hubbard. Explains lack of response to inquiries. May 9, 1895 ALS to President Grover Cleveland. [original copy and 2 photostat copies] Gratitude for aid in expediting government suit. May 9, 1895 ALS to Richard M. Olney. Grateful for expediting government suit. May 9, 1895 ANS to Thomas H. Hubbard. Letter from Hubbard not received at Albany. May 15, 1895 ALS to Gov. James H. Budd. Thanks for cheering words. May 16,1895 photostat of ALS to Jas. D. Lynch. Unable to aid with proposed biographical sketch of L. Stanford May 23, 1895 ALS to Stillman and Hubbard. Notes signed. May 31, 1895 ALS to A. W. Manning. Has ordered librarian to accept gift of Swedenborg's Works. June 8, 1895 ALS to Richard Olney. Congratulations that he is Secretary of State and regrets that he leaves Department of Justice. June 27, 1895 ALS to Russell J. Wilson. Will keep within easy reach. June 28, 1895 ALS to Stillman and Hubbard. Refuses to sign note for funds to pay interest. June 1895 to Judge E. M. Ross. Grateful for his righteous decision. 1 20 Outgoing, 1895 July - Aug. July 2, 1895 ALS to Col. C. F. Crocker. Acknowledges Crocker as husband's best associate and closest friend. July 6, 1895 ALS (original and 2 photostats) to John Garber. Thanks for help in government suit. July 6, 1895 ALS to John F. Sheehan. Feels uplifted by his letter. Has heard of his son. July 6, 1895 ALS to Edward R. Taylor. Thanks for his assistance to Judge Garber. Favorable decision lifts clouds from Stanford name. July 6, 1895 ALS to George H. Gray. Thanks for his interest and aid on suit. July 30, 1895 ALS to Morrill Goddard. Appreciates his offer of the columns of the N.Y. World. Aug. 9, 1895 ALS (2 photocopies) to Andrew White. Aug. 30, 1895 TLS to C. P. Huntington. Selling of bonds. 1 21 Outgoing, 1895 Sept. - Dec. Sept. 17, 1895 ALS (photocopy) to George L. Burr. Letter of thanks. Sept. 25, 1895 ALS to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holbrook. Regrets she cannot attend wedding of their daughter. Sept. 27, 1895 ALS to Timothy Hopkins. Gratitude for evidences of his kindly regard. Oct. 6, 1895 ALS to C. P. Huntington. He may make appointment for tomorrow. Oct. 1895 ALS to May Hopkins. Acknowledges candy. In Washington with Mrs. Grant. Nov. 5, 1895 ALS (photocopy) to Andrew White. Reason for going to California. Nov. 5, 1895 ALS to H.D. Sheldon. Thanks for telegram from Associated Students. No. 9, 1895 AL to Susan B. Anthony. Appreciation of her friendship [photocopy - missing final page] Dec. 7, 1895 ALS to May Hopkins. Charms of the Berkshire Inn. Roses from Searls. Tea with Mrs. Cass. Visits Berkshire cemetery. Dec. 23, 1895 ALS to Stillman and Hubbard. Declines to increase liabilities of P.I. Co. Dec. 31, 1895 ALS (telegram) to Timothy and May Hopkins. Good wishes for the New Year. n.d. 1895 ALS (telegram) to Russell Wilson. Why the government suit delayed. 1 22 Outgoing, 1896 Jan. - Feb. Jan. 22, 1896 TL to Timothy and May Hopkins. Acknowledges Christmas gift. Jan. 23, 1896 ALS to [Thomas H.] Hubbard. Contracts for new work. Feb. 21, 1896 ALS to Joseph H. Choate. Has engaged attorney to draw will. Thinks estate will amount to much less than figure named by Mr. Choate. 1 23 Outgoing, 1896 Mar. 1 - Mar. 5

The following are all letters and telegrams acknowledging support and congratulatory notes received on winning government suit except where otherwise noted.

Mar. 2, 1896 to Justice Fuller and all associate Justices, David S. Jordan, Kappa Kappa Gamma, John R. McLean, Louis Sloss, Stanford Students.

Mar. 3, 1896 to Clinton Catherwood; Joseph H. Choate; A.L. Clark; George Crocker; P.L. Crovat; C.H. Cummings; A.B. Farquhar; George Goodman; Mrs. U.S. Grant; Sens. Hawley, Hale, Teller and Perkins; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holbrook; G.R. Holtzman; Gen F.H. Jones; Edward Largey; John B. McCarthy; John W. Mac Kay; Father Mc Nally; H.Z. Osborne; Mr. and Mrs. Requa; Ellsworth L. Rich; Roble Hall; John W. Shaw; John F. Sheehan; Philip W. Stanford; Jennie E. Weir; A.D. Wilder.

Mar. 4, 1896 to Homer Bishop; John E "Geo" Bushnell (also unable to assist); F.S. Douty; Chas. Ed. Hodges (regret to invit.); John P. Irish; T. Kemp of Retail Merchants Protective Assn; C.O. Ziegenfuss. [includes a "general letter" - not signed]

Mar. 5, 1896 to Cal. Girls "Cornell"; H.L. Dawes

1 24 Outgoing, 1896 Mar. 6 - Mar. 13

The following are all letters and telegrams acknowledging support and congratulatory notes received on winning government suit except where otherwise noted.

Mar. 6, 1896 to Belle Fielder (development of "God germ" at Stanford), Mr. and Mrs. Garniss, George E. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Madden, Angela Morrison; Margaret Mary Wickham.

Mar. 7, 1896 to Alexander Badlam, John C. Beatty, Charlotte Castle, Sarah B. Cooper, Aylett R. Cotton Jr., Day Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Hooker., L.C. Lane (misaddressed Dr. Mc Lean), Jas. Mc Cudden, P. Scanlon, Elena Atherton Selby, John Sexton, Jacob Shaen, Anna Shaw, Sisters of Mercy, Edward Taylor, Jho J. Valentine, Mrs. C.S. Walter, Clara Williams.

Mar. 8, 1896 to Berton M. Palmer (his poem ought to be in the archives of University), J.A.B. Wilson.

Mar. 9, 1896 to Samel [V.] Leech, Wm. F. Nichols

Mar. 11, 1896 to Anne B. Dent, S, Isabelle Hubbard.

Mar. 12, 1896 to Lucy Allabach, Jas. K. Anderson, Henry S. Foote, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Guthridge, Chas. E. Hall, Alex Hogg, Max Pracht (American Protective Tariff League).

Mar. 13, 1896 to Jennie S. Catherwood, Mrs. E. S Dawes, Mr.and Mrs. R. F. Forrest, Julia Hamilton, Mrs. J.J. Owen, Thomas L. Powers., D.H. Temple.

1 25 Outgoing, 1896 Mar. 14 - Mar. 17

The following are all letters and telegrams acknowledging support and congratulatory notes received on winning government suit except where otherwise noted.

Mar. 14, 1896 to Mary P. Nimmo Balentine, Alma A. Park

Mar. 15, 1896 to S. Goodenough of Calif. Universalist Convention (shall not hire any professor who would preach denominational theories of religion), Mrs. G.R. Knox, Helena McCarthy, John P. Neiman.

Mar. 17, 1896 to Horace Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Edward M. Hulme (thanks for book of poems), Martin Kellogg, Mrs. S.J. Lippincott (Grace Greenwood), J.G. McCullough, Misses Patten, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Ramsey, Gertrude Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. Stranahan, Andrew D. White., J. Lindley, Murray Young.

1 26 Outgoing, 1896 Mar. 18 - Mar. 31

The following are all letters and telegrams acknowledging support and congratulatory notes received on winning government suit except where otherwise noted.

Mar. 18, 1896 to Mrs. General. U.S. Grant, Anna Sterling Guthridge, Ellen T. Windom.

Mar. 19, 1896 to [Winifred Black] (Annie Laurie), Samuel Colwood (Leland Stanford's religious beliefs), Mrs. Mattie S. Dayan, John J. Keane.

Mar. 21, 1896 to Anna H. Clarkson (and personal).

Mar. 23, 1896 to Mrs. Wm. E. Dodge, Sara A. Pryor.

Mar. 25, 1896 to Mrs. E.W. Miller.

Mar. 26, 1896 to Mary K. Matthews.

Mar. 27, 1896 to Stephen J. Field.

Mar. 31, 1896 to Louise S. Swan (Sen. Merrill, etc.)

Mar. ?, 1896 to Jas. P. Brown, Maria Douglas, Sue V. Field, Isaias Hellman, Anna H. Shaw (tel. returned), Ellen F. Thompson, Zella Lentillian Wheeler.

2 1 Outgoing, 1900 Jan. - Mar. Jan. 17, 1900 Tel to Thomas Hubbard; recommends Horace Platt as P. I. Co. representative Jan. 28, 1900 LS to 0.L. Elliott. Regrets his article, women students on an equal basis., universal suffrage, limit on number of women students. Feb. 17, 1900 ALS to Mrs. Caswell; sends some religious books March 16, 1900 ALS to White Star Line. Deposit to secure stateroom No. 11 on S.S. Oceanic to Europe. 2 2 Outgoing, 1900 Apr. Apr. 1, 1900 Tel to Thomas Hubbard; opposed to a partisan of one interest being treasurer of P. I. Co. Apr. 8, 1900 T.L. to Russell J. Wilson - retains his firm for next year; dismissed from Probate Court; P.I. Co. affairs. Apr. 9, 1900 ALS and cvr. (copies) to A.L. Rhodes and [S.] M. Bowman - requests them to witness her will. Apr. 9, 1900 ALS to May Hopkins; wants address of lady courier on Nile trip Apr. 10, 1900 T.L. to S.F. Leib - names him Pres. Bd. of Trustees for next 2 years. Apr. 12, 1900 cvr. for recpt. for will to R.J. Wilson Apr. 13, 1900 ALS and cvr. to Russell J. Wilson. Encloses check for special services. Apr. 1900 AN to Hubbard and Crocker; willing N. T. Smith should be treasurer of P. I. Co. 2 3 Outgoing, 1900 June - Dec. June 19, 1900 LS to Gwendolyn Stewart. Thanks for added strength and encouragement she has given her. June 21, 1900 TLS to J.C. Branner - $2,000 for library books, half for economics dept., Prof. Ross. Aug. 22, 1900 ALS to May Hopkins; welcome to Europe; the Passion Play; Jennie at convent; will take her to Paris; death of C. P. Huntington Aug. 31, 1900 ALS to Mrs. D.S. Jordan; an instrument to do the will of her loved ones; solicitude for the students; witnesses the Passion Play; why she likes Kissingen Sept. 10, 1900 ALS to May Hopkins; saw the Passion Play; can walk 5 miles; will take Jennie to Paris Sept. 23, 1900 ALS to May Hopkins; death of Barbara Jordan; going to Italy and Egypt; visits to Exposition Dec. 2, 1900 A. pc. S. to Mrs. D.S. Jordan. "Accept my best wishes" Dec. 10, 1900 A. pc. S. to Mrs. and Miss Miller. Best wishes for the New Year. 2 4 Outgoing, 1901 Jan. 2, 1901 LS. to Achille Camerino re shipment of marble pillars from Italy Apr. 6, 1901 A. pc. S. to Mrs. D.S. Jordan. Apr. 15, 1901 ALS to Chas. G. Lathrop - shipped books. May 7, 1901 LS [photocopy] to Andrew D. White. Invitation to Berlin declined. Thanks for letter in time of need. Ross incident. May 19, 1901 LS [photocopy] to Andrew D. White. Ideas for Memorial Church and other buildings; architecture and statues.. Limits number of students into University June 24, 1901 ALS to Lydia Hopkins - Jennie, etc. June 29, 1901 ALS to May Hopkins. July 16, 1901 A. pc. S. to Mrs. D.S Jordan. Describes sights in Europe. Nov. 14, 1901. Telegram to Thos. Hubbard re. election of new secretary of Pacific Improvement Co. Nov. 17, 1901 L. to H. F. Coolidge - camp not to be removed until next June Nov. 23, 1901 LS to Mr. Peterson - asking for job in museum for Mr. Brummett Nov. 30, 1901 ALS to Chas. G. Lathrop - open special salary account. Dec. 25, 1901 TL to Chas. G. Lathrop - re buying Gold Bonds 2 5 Outgoing , 1901 Dec. 6 Dec. 6, 1901 ALS to Mrs. D.S. Jordan, inside small book The Shadow of the Angel by Ernest Warburton Shurtleff. 2 6 Outgoing, 1902 Jan. - Feb. Jan 1, 1902 ALS and encl. to May Hopkins. Reason for not "calling" in person. Jan. 6, 1902. Tel. to Clinton Day re closing bid with New York house for $7,100 Jan. 6, 1902. TL (copy). J. L. Stanford to Emil Brugsch Bey re. antiquities purchased. Jan. 6, 1902 TL (copy) to Charles E. Hodges re. museum plans and Memorial Church construction. Jan. 6, 1902 TL (copy) to Chas. Lathrop re. investments, recovery from her operation, no outsiders to be allowed to use campus facilities, Mem. Church construction. Jan. 10, 1902 TL (copy) to Clinton Day re. construction plans [unidentified]. Jan. 14, 1902 Tel to Charles Lathrop re signing lowest bid for mechanical laboratory Jan. 19, 1902 ALS to Mr. E. G. Hawley (?). Purchase of Mexican International 4 percent bonds. Jan. 20, 1902 Telegram to Chas. Lathrop re. payment of $14,500 to Mrs. McCann. Jan. 20, 1902 Telegram to Chas. Lathrop re. sale. Jan. 20, 1902 TL (copy) to Chas. Lathrop re. representation on Pacific Improvement Co. Board; electric light in museum. Feb. 3, 1902 LS to Mrs. Jordan glad to hear from her; returning to California by southern route Feb. 7, 1902 coded message and translation to James Speyer. Purchase of bonds "cheaper later on." Feb. 20, 1902 Telegram to Speyer and Co. re. funds to balance account. Feb. 21, 1902 Telegram to Speyer and Co. re. bonds. Feb. 27, 1902 Telegram to Hotel Manhattan re. express receipt. Feb. 27, 1902 Telegram to Speyer and Co. re. guaranteed 4 percent Gold bonds. 2 7 Outgoing, 1902 Mar. - Dec. Mar. 1, 1902 TL (copy) to M. Camerino re. mosaics for museum and church. Mar. 4, 1902 TLS to Archbishop Riordan. Matter of appointments entirely in Dr. Jordan's hands Mar. 20, 1902 LS to M. Camerino re. mosaics. Mar. 20, 1902 TL (copy) to S. F. Leib re. law library. Mar. 20, 1902 TL (copy) to Eugene F. Loud re. Stanford post office appointment; with Loud's letter of Mar. 15 to F. W. Covey re same Apr. 7, 1902 TLS to J.C. Branner. Postpone dedication of Church until September. Apr. 9, 1902 ALS to May Hopkins re. sea trip to Sandwich Islands. Apr. 27, 1902 LS (copy) to M. Camerino re. mosaics for church and museum. July 9, 1902 LS (copy) to S. F. Leib. closes cemetery on campus July 28, 1902 LS to Mr. Thomas Brown. Charles Lathrop power to attend to J. L. Stanford's financial dealings. July 30, 1902 ANS re: bells in library; on verso of a copy of a note from Chas. Lathrop to J. C. Branner July 30, 1902 LS to Prof. Branner re cost of building; extravagance on part of professors Aug. 11, 1902 ALS to May Hopkins. Death of Mr. Nash, Mrs. Nash; deaths of other friends. Sept. 30, 1902 LS to Dr. Gardner - offers position of Chaplain. Sept-Oct ? 1902 TL to Benjamin I. Wheeler. Thanks for his commendation; role of church in developing the "soul germ" in the students Dec. 17, 1902 ALS to May Hopkins. Use of horse and carriage. Dec. 23, 1902 inscribed calling card to Mrs. D.S. Jordan. 2 8 Outgoing, 1903 Feb. 1903 ALS to Alice Hays will arrange for her visit to University March 11, 1903 LS (photocopy) to Andrew D. White. Recalling first meeting together in Nice. Regrets not being able to "bring about the great results in the University work that [she] ardently wish[ed] for." May 18, 1903 ALS to May Hopkins. Enclosed check for Century Club. May 28, 1903 ALS to Chas. G. Lathrop - raise Jordan's salary. June 22, 1903 ALS to May Hopkins - plans trip to Yosemite, Jennie's schooling. June 27, 1903 LS to Mr. Clark please send on account on the Ross matter Aug. 5, 1903 LS to Susan M. Harvey. People welcome at her house. Aug. 5, 1903 LS to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins. Keep in touch while on her long trip. Aug.10, 1903 LS to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins on way to Honolulu. Dec. 4, 1903 A.pc.S to Mr. and Mrs. D.S. Jordan, Best wishes for the New Year. 2 9 Outgoing, 1904 Jan. 7, 1904 TLS to George Crothers re waste at the University, budgeting, prefers not to increase number of students Jan. 7, 1904 ALS to May Hopkins re: trip, Lydia. Feb. 20, 1904 ALS to May Hopkins. Wants Japan to win War, asks them to bring Jennie with them. June 16, 1904 T.L. to B.C. Blodgett re: position as prof. of music and organist at Church. July 14, 1904 AL (copy) to Horace Davis. Dealing with the "great mistakes made in the Ross affair;" next trustees meeting. July 14, 1904 LS [with written copy] to Susan L. Mills (Pres. of Mills College). Co-education an unresolved question. Aug. 4, 1904 T.L. to B.C. Blodgett. Regarding salary as organist at Memorial Church if he is interested. Aug. 14, 1904 L to B. C. Blodgett. Organist at Memorial Church. Sept. 1, 1904 A.N.S. to C.G. Lathrop - Leland's scholarship money to be paid to Elsie L. Stephens. Sept. 10, 1904 Tel. ( copy ) to B.C. Blodgett. Take position of Organist at Memorial Church. Sept. 10, 1904 ALS to Mary Miller - personal, "Bertha my Maid" etc. Sept. 15, 1904 Tel. to B.C. Blodgett. Take proper care of Organ. Sept. 18, 1904 A.L. (?) to Prof. W. R. Dudley. Meeting with Judge McFarland. Oct. 3, 1904 T.L. to Wales L. Palmer. Pleasure in reading his address. 2 10 Outgoing, 1905 Jan. 28, 1905 LS to Horace Davis. Dissatisfaction with President Jordan; faculty salaries, including Prof. William James. Feb. 15, 1905 ALS to May Hopkins - ill, to sail for Honolulu and Japan and clip, announcing her arrival. Feb. 15, 1905 ALS to George Crothers re address to be read at laying of the cornerstone for the library Mar. 6, 1905 cvr. of letter to Mrs. Timothy Hopkins [no letter] 2 11 Outgoing (including fragments), n.d. P.S. from ALS to [May Hopkins] - illness of Mr. Nash. L. to F. Patton - unable to visit Princeton. ALS to Mountford Wilson - looking for book on Potassium. LS to Mrs. Sherwood - Mrs. Sherwood's readings. ALS to Dr. Jorgen (?) - assured Mrs. Chipman (?) should not remain. ALS to Frank McCoffin. Position given to Mr. Phillips in Stanford Post Office. A.L. to unknown (fragment) A.L to C.P. Huntington (fragment) 2 12 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1891 May 6, 1891 ALS to David Starr Jordan. Does not interfere in matters pertaining to University. Aug. 10, 1891 L [written for Jane Stanford by secretary, G.B.] to David Starr Jordan. Hiring of music professor, Mr. Metcalf, at Stanford. Aug. 10, 1891 ALS to David Starr Jordan. Salary of matron at Young Ladies' Dormitory. Aug. 21, 1891 L [written for Jane Stanford by secretary, G.B.] to David Starr Jordan. Mrs. Camilla Leach and Mr. Louis Bruch (?). Sept. 26, 1891 ALS to David Starr Jordan. Invites the faculty to lunch. Oct. 15, 1891 ALS to David Starr Jordan. Advises him to select one of the professors to preach next Sunday. Recommends Charles E. Hodges for employment. Oct. 23, 1891 ALS (J. L. Stanford by sec G.B.) to David Starr Jordan. Miss Leach's letter and Roble Hall. 2 13 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1892 Feb. 7, 1892 (?) LS to David Starr Jordan. Gifts to museum from Father Cassanova. Remembers Stanford and Palo Alto. April 16, 1892 ALS [with enclosure: letter from Joseph Chandler] to David Starr Jordan. Answer Chandler's questions. May 8, 1892 ALS to Doctor Jordan. True religion in the church; no excuse for students not attending. Sister still in critical condition. July 13, 1892 ALS. to Dr. and Mrs. Jordan - short description of lst year of Stanford U. Oct. 28, 1892 ALS to David Starr Jordan - Reception to lady students. Sorry they could not see Dr. Jordan the previous evening. Nov. 3, 1892 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Re. Mrs. Brooks and her son who wishes to enter the University. Dec. 13, 1892 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Re. Miss Lake. n.d., 1892 A.N.S to Dr. Jordan. Address letters. ca. 1892 ALS. to D.S. Jordan - girls picking flowers in private grounds, Mrs. Sherwood's readings, and Dr. Charles of Menlo Park. 2 14 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1893-1894 March 2, 1893 L (J. L. Stanford by sec G.B.) to David Starr Jordan. As to ex-President Harrison's lecturing at the University; suggests Senator Edmunds give commencement address; Mr. Stanford is gaining; proud of the University; the Goddard Collection. Oct. 31, 1893 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Has instructed Mr. Anderson to collect at the dormitories. April 28, 1894 ALS (Telegram) to Pres. Jordan. Wanting him to extend courtesy to Woman's A.P. Association May 23, 1894 ALS (Telegram) to Pres. Jordan. Regrets she cannot attend commencement. June 13, 1894 ALS (Telegram) to Pres. Jordan. Will see him after he returns from Humboldt. 2 15 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1895 Feb. - June (?) 17, 1895 Telegram to Dr. Jordan, the Professors, and students of Leland Stanford University. Thanks for support. Feb. 23, 1895 Telegram to Pres. Jordan. Main object in establishing University; declines to increase registration fees. March 11, 1895 Telegram to Pres. Jordan. Objects to soliciting subscriptions to Hildebrand Library. April 23, 1895 Telegram to Prof. Jordan. Arrangements for the reception. April 23, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Date for the reception. April 26, 1895 ALS to Pres. David Jordan. Reception to the Pioneer Graduating Class. May 16, 1895 Telegram to Pres. Jordan. How many are coming to reception from Palo Alto? June 27, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Has decided not to go to England. 2 16 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1895 July - Dec. July 1, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to his optimistic outlook on Judge Ross' decision. July 2, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Thanks for congratulations. July 6, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Receiving many letters of congratulations but dares not yet let her soul rejoice. July 26, 1895 Telegram to Pres. D.S. Jordan. University exempt from inheritance tax. July 29, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Pleased with Mr. Comstock's letter; uplifted by White's letter; later will give him these letters to be read by students when she is gone. Aug. 15, 1895 ALS [enclosure: letter by J.M. Stillman, June 21, 1895] to Pres. Jordan. Pleased at the evidence of Dr. Stillman's loyalty. Sept. 2, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Mrs. Biddle exercised about curios given to Museum. Sept. 17, 1895 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Passing on letter from George L. Burr. Sept. 17, 1895 ALS to Pres. Jordan. Wants a position for Mrs. Clement. Dec. 28, 1895 LS to Dr. Jordan. Good work of students in extinguishing fire; concerning Lubin prize; would like students to consider Land Loan Bill; homesick in New York. 2 17 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1896 Jan. - Aug. Jan. 13, 1896 Telegram to Dr. Jordan. Wants list of married and unmarried professors. Jan. 21, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Does not approve project to colonize Vina Ranch with colored people. Jan. 24, 1896 Telegram to Dr. Jordan. Suspend immediately religious professorships. Feb. 12, 1896 ALS to Dr. and Mrs. Jordan. Unite in silent prayer. Feb. 20, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Has invited Rev. Anna H. Shaw to preach in Chapel. March 2, 1896 Telegram to David Jordan. Sincere thanks. March 16, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Introducing Rev. C. S. Fackenthall. April 2, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Regarding Mrs. Clements as mistress of Roble Hall. April 7, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Wants Mr. Soule retained in his position. April 15, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Does not like to be applied to for money; professors should not solicit from trustees. July 20, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Encloses letter from Alex Hogg and response. Aug. 20, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Press must move Jan. 1; Quelle got married instead of paying his debts; has horror of debt. 2 18 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1896 Oct. - Dec. Oct. 23, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Thankful he will remain at Stanford instead of going to Smithsonian Inst.; anxious about her brother Henry; has been asked to introduce Mrs. Chapman Catt. Oct. 28, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Sending copies of Valentine's book on money. Oct. 28, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Mr. Reed cannot accept. Nov. 3, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Thinks it is unwise to have fraternity in the Hall; Barber may give trouble. Nov. 24, 1896 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Thankful she has so true a helper; unable to make Swain vice-president now; wants to bring influence to bear on R.R. Co. to secure justice. Dec. 26, 1896 ALS to Pres. and Mrs. Jordan. Their return to Stanford University. 1896 Telegram to Dr. Jordan. Does not like Prof. Miller approaching trustees for the money 2 19 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1897 Jan. - Apr. Jan. 1, 1897 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Sending letter from Mrs. Clements; sorry that she had to put her in such a wretched position. Jan. 11, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Correspondence to vindicate anything which might be said. Jan. 13, 1897 Telegram to Dr. Jordan. Wants Mrs. Clements address. Jan. 18, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to retention of Prof. Ross. Jan. 21, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Acknowledges tickets to lectures at Golden Gate Hall. April 3, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to recitation rooms in Encina Hall. April 8, 1897 Telegram to Dr. Jordan. Has found a man for Palo Alto Communicate. April 9, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Wants Mr. Soule retained. April 16, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Only professors may build houses costing less than $4,000.00 on campus. April 16, 1897 LS to Dr. Jordan. Prof. Stillman solely responsible for appointments of assistants; gave no encouragement to Mr. L. Booth. April 23, 1897 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to dancing in Encina Hall. Apr. 28, 1897 ALS to D. S. Jordan. Trip too dangerous for Dr. Jordan; his life too valuable for the future of Stanford University. 2 20 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1897 May - Nov. May 24, 1897 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Transmitting address she had prepared to deliver on opening day. June 5, 1897 Telegram to Dr. David Starr Jordan. Trip restful and pleasant; relieved of anxiety. August 30, 1897 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to proposal to realize on Market Street Railway stock for legatees; Met Mrs. Barnes in London. Oct. 25, 1897 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Anxious when he is away as no one can take his place; staying in New York to promote settlement of estate. Nov. 3, 1897 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Wants to see him for an hour; wants to know more of Mr. Hamlin; festival a success; Hildebrand dept wiped out. Nov. 23, 1897 ALS to Dr. David Starr Jordan. Status of Jennie S. Lathrop. 2 21 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1898 Feb. 15, 1898 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Referring to correspondence by F. W. Hyde regarding drinking water on the Quad. March 22, 1898 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Objects to the use of the Stanford name at a summer school in Pacific Grove [enclosed clippings]. June 17, 1898 LS to Dr. Jordan. Wants a recommendation for Grace Mathewson's music book. July 3, 1898 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Glad he is safely home; is presently at Lisson's Tavern. Sept. 3, 1898 ALS to President Jordan. Prof. Elliot solely responsible for disbursement of fees. Sept. 5, 1898 ALS to Dr. Jordan. Holds Prof. Elliot in high esteem. Oct. 31, 1898 LS to Dr. Jordan. Regarding Sigma Nu matter. 2 22 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1899 Mar. - Apr. Mar. 4, 1899 Tel. thanks for Telegram Mar. 6, 1899 Tel. Taylor must resign from Trustees and go home. Mar. 23, 1899 LS. On academic freedom Mar. 30, 1899 LS. Encloses letter from F. Atheling, assistant in mathematics, wanting to borrow $60. [Atheling letter of Mar. 29, 1899, follows] Apr. 12, 1899 ALS. Teachers of San Mateo may visit museum free, but objects to further extension of the courtesy Apr. 24, 1899 LS. Insists there must be a charge for admission to museum Apr. 24, 1899 LS. Returns Mr. Choate's letter; God bless him Apr. 26, 1899 ALS. Encloses check for $1513.60 2 23 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1899 May - Dec. May 13, 1899 LS. Encloses letter from P. R. Smith and copy of her reply [her reply still enclosed] May 13, 1899 LS. Wants a meeting of students and professors to pass resolutions for Judge Field May 15, 1899 ALS. Refuses to lease land to outsiders. May 31, 1899 LS. Thinks he should not be present at meeting of Trustees; every student has a soul germ in need of development July 1899 AL. Wants to forget anxieties; is taking the cure at Bad Kissingen; wonders at happiness of peasants; glad that affair with Dr. Brown is arranged [signature cut out] July 12, 1899 LS. Women students at Stanford limited to 500; Stanford students fare better than those at Oxford; enjoys the German band at Bad Kissingen Sept. 5, 1899 LS. Importance of soul development; example of Ingersoll; wants to establish a chair of ethics; Dr. Brown's position temorary Dec. 16, 1899 LS with typescript copy. Expansion of faculty must wait on building program 2 24 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1900 Jan. - May 9 Jan. 5, 1900 LS. Thankful for his helpfulness; going to Los Angeles Jan. 20, 1900 N to Dr. and Mrs. Jordan. Invitation to reception. Feb. 2, 1900 LS. Consigns valuable letters to his care March 24, 1900 LS. As well as ever; description of return home from trip; looking forward to Dr. Jordan's return. Apr. 22, 1900. N. Extends invitation to students to a reception [includes invitation of Apr. 20, 1900] Apr. 28, 1900. ALS. Wants Mr. Nash to go on a vacation May 9, 1900 LS. Increase the income to $207,000.00 for the year; not wanting an increase to the number of students; Stanford stand ahead of all American Universities; development of soul the most essential thing in life; Stanford should aim to develop soul; Prof. Ross bringing tears to her eyes; Stanford not a political machine; Japanese immigration amount to serious proportions; Kearny incident 2 25 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1900 May 17 - Dec. May 17, 1900 LS. Return home from a fatiguing trip from Vina; Prof. Ross entertaining rabid ideas; should not be retained; cannot be trusted; he is a dangerous man May 23, 1900 LS. Opinion remains the same. May 29, 1900. TL. Wants boy's paper to have proper consideration Aug. 9, 1900. LS. Missionaries in China useless; at Kissingen, going to Oberammergau; regarding a conservatory of music at Stanford; anxious about Mr. Nash Oct. 8, 1900. LS. Will get books for department most needing them; pleasure to see buildings go up in her lifetime; professors think they want many things they can do without Oct. 10, 1900 Tel. Secure Parliamentary papers at 1,500. Oct. 10, 1900. LS. Purchase of Parliamentary Papers authorized Dec. 14, 1900 LS. Thoughts on the Ross affair 2 26 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1901 Jan. 14, 1901 Tel. approves act Jan. 25, 1901Tel. declines to be further quoted in Ross affair Jan. 30, 1901TLS. regarding the Ross affair; sympathy for losing Barbara Feb. 20, 1901 LS. could not have endured criticism in Ross affair without Divine support; disloyalty of Howard; expressed faith in Jordan's ability Feb. 25, 1901 LS. admires Branner's action in Ross affair; cautious about increasing payroll; advises limitation of students to focus on quality Mar. 25, 1901 LS. need to strengthen weak places in faculty; will allow increase in payroll Apr. 5, 1901 Tel. consents to payroll of $230,000 Apr. 7, 1901 Tel. Take no action on salary question [original plus translation] Apr. 9, 1901 LS. refers payroll question to her brother [original plus typed copy] Apr. 26, 1901 LS. Ross affair of slight import if properly handled; no salary increases during building operations Sept. 30, 1901 LS. advises care in selection of professors; kept in N.Y. by physical disability 1899 Sept. 5 to 1901 Apr. 9 Typed extracts of letters re Chair of Christian Philosophy, salaries, limitation on students 2 27 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1902 Jan. 22, 1902 ALS. her health; inviting graduates to dinner; will dedicate the church on Mar. 9 Feb. 3, 1902 TLS. approves heroic action in case of Prof. Pease; her health; respect for Dr. Bull; dedication of church; description of alumni dinner Mar. 24, 1902 LS. payroll estimate granted; please that Prof. and Mrs. Smith are to return; public and students take the measure of professors Aug. 30, 1902 ALS. cannot consent to extra door to Library; thinks basement rooms should be utilized Aug. 30, 1902 ALS. introduction for Mrs. Stewart Sept. 11, 1902 ALS. affairs at Encina must end at midnight; dances limited to two per semester Dec. 20, 1902 LS. postpones decision on enlargement of clubhouse 2 28 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1903 Feb. 3, 1903LS. regarding planting Japanese cherry trees near his house Feb. 13, 1903LS. regarding application of Emile Deschamps Feb. 19, 1903LS. wants to send books to the University of Tokio [sic] Feb. 19, 1903LS. surprised that space is filling up; likes Dr. Branner's spirit; fears "stone age" will not be over for sometime Apr. 18, 1903LS. outside company not to have control of any campus building; intends to arrange for hospital off campus Apr. 18, 1903LS. regarding four patients in Encina Hall Apr. 29, 1903 ALS. wants copy of report on salaries Apr. 30, 1903 ALS. transmitting invitation to students for a garden fete on Leland Jr.'s birthday May 20 , 1903LS. going to send statement of entire amount of money spent on University June 11, 1903ALS. wants to read his proposed article on Ross affair June 12, 1903LS. concerning gift of his library June 12, 1903TLS. will continue hygiene dept. for two years June 12, 1903TLS. no student help to be employed June 12, 1903TLS. won't pay for items not ordered through business office June 13, 1903LS. will not consent to publication of his article on Ross affair Oct. 30, 1903LS. enjoying stay in Ceylon; next month in India Nov. 21, 1903PC from Darjeeling Dec. 28, 1903PC from Port Said 2 29 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1904 Jan. - Sept. Jan. 7, 1904TLS. not buying art at present Jan. 7, 1904TLS. congratulations on birth of son Jan 21, 1904ALS. thoughts on Stillman tragedy; glad to hear Eric is doing well; her itinerary July 25, 1904LS. please with information about Dr. R. J. Campbell Aug. 9, 1904LS. regrets calling of Prof. James without consultation; turned over all responsibility of the Educational Dept. to Board of Trustees [original and typed copy] Aug. 14, 1904ALS. introducing Mrs. F. W. Richardson Aug. 22, 1904ALS. regarding correspondence of Mr. Horace Davis which she did not see [original and 1 mss copy] Sept. 10, 1904LS. deplores publicity in building operations; dislikes reference to "stone age" Sept. 23, 1904L. enclosure sent to her by mistake 2 30 Outgoing to David Starr Jordan, 1904 Oct. - 1905 Feb. Oct. 1, 1904L. invitation for eight University professors for Tuesday luncheon Oct. 3, 1904ALS. wants three more at dinner party Dec. 4, 1904LS. welcome news of football victory; visited Harvard and Yale; anecdote re ancestor John Lathrop; visit with Lathrop relatives in Norwich, CT Dec. 28, 1904LS. memorial services may be held in church provided minister speaks; not to be used for secular services [Dec. 1904?]LS. uneasy regarding conduct of Roble; troubled about girls in sororities Jan. 3, 1905 LS. thanks for sending his books Feb. 5, 1905 ALS. in San Jose on doctor's advice; does not feel well enough to resume old duties 2 31 Lathrop, Charles -- Outgoing Correspondence as J. L. Stanford's business manager, 1901-1902 1901 Aug. 6 Tel to Thos. H. Hubbard re sale 1901 Aug. 9 Tel to Thos. H. Hubbard re choice of bank for P.I. Co. money 1901 Dec. 2 TL to Thos. H. Hubbard re directors of P. I. Co. 1901 Dec. 10 TL to Geo. E. Crothers re receipt for Mrs. Stanford 1901 Dec. 12 TL to Thos. H. Hubbard re compensation for Horace G. Platt, attorney for P. I. Co. 1901 Dec. 16 TL to Thos. H. Hubbard re. Crocker Estate Co. 1902 Jan. 2 TL. to Hon. E. F. Loud re communication on postmaster at Stanford 1902 Jan. 14 TL to T. H. Hubbard re letters he has forwarded to Mrs. Stanford 1902 Jan. 14 TL to Geo. H. Waggoner re property in Albany, NY 1902 Jan. 21 to Edwin Hawley re Mexican Int. Railroad Bonds [letter damaged] 1902 Feb. 6 TL to Speyer and Co. re bonds 1902 Mar. 6 TL to John Matzki re water supply problem 1902 May 5 TL to Chas. E. Hodges re taking care of art work being shipped 1902 May 7 TL to Chas. E. Hodges re instructions on unpacking art work 1902 May 31 TL to H. R. McCullough re RR pass for Mrs. Stanford 1902 May 31 TL to Robert Ritchie re RR pass for Mrs. Stanford 1902 June 12 TL to George Goddard re purchasing the "Goddard Collection," with Goddard's letter to Lathrop about its content 1902 July 31 TL to F. W. Covey re advertising horses for sale 1902 Oct. 6 Tel to J. C. Stubbs re moving Mrs. Stanford's RR car 1902 Oct. 6 TL to George Goodman re bid for walkways in Memorial Court 1902 Oct. 6 TL to J. D. McGilvrary re bid for stone pedestals in Memorial Court 1902 Oct. 9 TL to James Rennie re grape harvest at Vina 1902 Oct. 22 L to George Adderson re reserving Assembly Hall for lecture by Dr. Chas. H. Brown 1902 Nov. 12 TL to S. F. Leib re receipt of Power of Attorney 2 32 Lathrop, Charles -- Incoming Correspondence as J. L. Stanford's business manager, 1893-1902

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent; includes in addition to other miscellaneous correspondence, letters from the following:

Camerino, Achille. 1901 Feb. 25 ALS. re marble shipment Camerino, Achille. 1901 Mar. 28 ALS. re shipping marble with bill for packing Douty, F. S. 1900 Apr. 4 TEL enclosing statement of bills payable Dart, Walter C. 1898 June 9 ALS. re. sending his report on Vina. Harriman, E. H. 1902 Oct. 6 Tel. re hauling Mrs. Stanford's RR car east Hubbard, T. H. 1901 Aug. 6 Tel. re sale of Mexican RR bonds Hubbard, T. H. 1898 Sept. 6 TL (copy). re transferring various RR stocks in settlement of obligations to P.I. Co. Hubbard, T.H. 1901 Dec. 10 TL (copy). re. factions in the Pacific Improvement Co. Hubbard, T.H. 1901 Dec. 23 TL (copy). re. factions in the Pacific Improvement Co. Hubbard, T.H. 1902 Jan. 9 TL (copy). re. property at Pacific Grove. McCarthy, John B. 1896 Mar. 2 Tel. congratulations on government suit Pellet, H.A. 1893 July 23 ALS. re his salary for work at Vina; includes letter from Leland Stanford to Pellet, Jan. 11, 1893, setting his salary at $1000 Rennie, James. 1902 Oct. 8 TL re grape harvest at Vina Ritchie, R. R. 1902 May 29 TL re RR pass for Mrs. Stanford Steinman, B. U. 1896 Mar. 3 TEL re congratulations on government suit Tubbs, A.L. 1893 Aug. 19 ALS. re. water in Lieut. Oyster's house; Napa Valley Wine Co.'s offer [to buy or supervise?] the Vina harvest Wilson, M. S. 1904 Aug. 4 TLS re dentistry bill for Jennie Lathrop 2 33 Correspondence addressed to Herbert C. Nash, 1893

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent; includes in addition to other miscellaneous correspondence, letters from the following:

Alexander, Helen 1893 Aug. 17 ALS re return of her petition Ashimovitz [?], V. (Russian consulate, S.F.) Aug.24, 1893 ALS. re. Imperial Russian horses Charles, Fannie A. [1893] June 22 ALS re passing on her condolences to Mrs. Stanford Coleman, J.0. Aug. 12, 1893 ALS. re. rental of a house owned by Mrs. Stanford. Chamberlain, W. H. 1893 Aug. 19 ALS re claim for services of a Mr. Lombard as stenographer for the League Foltz, Clara 1893 Aug. 28 ALS re offer of her services as attorney for Mrs. Stanford; includes her letter to Mrs. Stanford of same date offering her services Giffard, E. C. 1893 July 27 ALS re position as French teacher at S.U. Livingston, G. A. 1893 Aug. 8 ALS re confusion over his request for RR pass Lusk, F.C. Aug. 23, 1893. TLS. re. renting land at Vina. McCarthy, J.B. July 14, 1893. ALS. re. shipment of 14 letterbooks of Leland Stanford's correspondence to Mrs. Stanford at Menlo Park. McCarthy, J.B. Aug. 14, 1893. ALS. re. shipment of 5 boxes of letters from Leland Stanford's Washington office Miller, E. W. 1893 Aug. 30 ALS. re seeing Mrs. Stanford on her visit to Menlo Park Raper, A. M. 1893 Sept. 8 APS would like return of RR passes Romeike, Henry. Aug. 16, 1893. TLS. re. Mrs. Stanford's decision to discontinue subscribing to a press-clipping bureau. Southern Pacific Co. July 12, 1893. TLS. re. box of plans of the Stanford mansion stored in an Oakland S.P. warehouse. Wilson and Wilson 1893 Sept. 8 TLS re correspondence of James Tanner to Leland Stanford 3 1 Correspondence regarding John T. Cooper (first recipient of Leland Stanford Jr. Memorial Scholarship), 1900 Feb. - June H. H. Cooper to J. L. Stanford, Feb. 12, 1900. Received her letter, religious thoughts, hopes her son John will attend Stanford H. H. Cooper to J. L. Stanford, May 3, 1900. Trying to enthuse John on upcoming examination J. L. Stanford to Dr. Jordan, May 7, 1900. Sending him Cooper letters H. H. Cooper to J. L. Stanford, May 26, 1900. John's name not going before State Committee [Jordan] to J. L. Stanford, May 30, 1900. Report from John Cooper's principal; letter also has ALS to Charlie [Lathrop?] from J. L. Stanford stating her choice of Cooper as first recipient of Leland Stanford Jr. Scholarship Jordan to Lathrop, June 4, 1900. If Cooper not ready, he has list of other possibilities Margaret A. Huston to Mr. Cooper, n.d. Reference for John Cooper H. H. Cooper to J. L. Stanford, June 5, 1900. John working for railroad during the summer H. H. Cooper to J. L. Stanford, June 5, 1900. Sent her Margaret Huston's letter about John J. L. Stanford to [Charles Lathrop], June 7, 1900. Sending more Cooper correspondence; show him favoritism on my account J. L. Stanford to Mountford Wilson, June 9, 1900 [copy]. Relates history of the funds in the Leland Stanford, Jr. Scholarship; has selected a room in Encina Hall J. L. Stanford to [Charles Lathrop], June 9, 1900. Re bonds for scholarship G.A. Clark to J. L. Stanford, June 11, 1900. Re Cooper letters and progress of selection for scholarship G.A. Clark to J. L. Stanford, June 14, 1900. Found the letters and sent them to Lathrop H. H. Cooper to Charles Lathrop, June 20, 1900. His son has good recommendations; hopes delay is only due to Jordan's absence W. H. Housh to Jordan, June 20, 1900. Reference for Cooper 3 2 Correspondence regarding John T. Cooper (first recipient of Leland Stanford Jr. Memorial Scholarship), 1900 Sept. - Nov. H. H. Cooper to Jordan, Sept. 14, 1900. Hasn't heard about scholarship Jordan to Cooper, Sept. 17, 1900. Referred the matter to Charles Lathrop Lathrop to Cooper, Sept. 18, 1900. Needs to know status of John's academic standing Cooper to Lathrop, Sept. 19, 1900. Repeats what high school principal had communicated to Jordan earlier Jordan to Lathrop, ept. 20, 1900. o one has given him exact statement of Cooper's degree to advancement, but is willing to enter him as special exemption Jordan to Lathrop, Sept. 21, 1900. Boy is not technically ready but competent to carry on university work; will abide by your decision re his admittance [Lathrop?] to Jordan, Oct. 6, 1900. Wrote to Mr. Cooper to send the boy Lathrop to Geo. Adderson, Oct. 6, 1900. Cooper is coming and will occupy the Leland Stanford Junior Memorial Room in Encina free of charge H. H. Cooper to Jordan, Oct. 6, 1900. Thanks for interest in his son H. H. Cooper to Lathrop, Oct. 6, 1900. Thanks for his help, thank his sister for him Lathrop to H. H. Cooper, Oct. 8, 1900. Gives details of what scholarship will cover H. H. Cooper to Lathrop, Oct. 9, 1900. John leaves Los Angeles for San Francisco Saturday Jordan to Lathrop, Oct. 16, 1900. How are the financial details to be arranged Lathrop to Jordan, Oct. 17, 1900. Cooper's board arranged; has free room at Encina; can you excuse the registration fee Jordan to Lathrop, Oct. 18, 1900. Registration fee will be excused Jordan to Lathrop, Oct. 30, 1900. What amount will be given to Cooper Jordan to Lathrop, Nov. 5, 1900. Cooper just wants to keep expenses within his income; advises not to give more than the board bill, with room rent and registration fees being waived 3 3 Correspondence re. remodeling of Palo Alto residence, 1887-1890

Letters primarily directed to Arthur Brown from Jane Stanford; W.A. Rodman and Chas. Austin for firm of Shipley, Rutan, and Coolidge, Architects; and G. W. Clark and Co. Also includes bills and memoranda.

3 4 Correspondence regarding RR travel during strike, 1894 July 1 - July 2

Telegrams among J. L. Stanford, Herbert Nash, A. N. Towne, J. Agler, and Eugene Debs re. safe passage for Jane Stanford during railroad strike.

3 5 Incoming: Anthony, Susan B., 1894-1898 Jan. 29, 1894 ALS. [With transcription] Women's Rights Books for the Stanford Library Jan. 29, 1894 A.N.S. Notes to S.U. and S.U. Library (4) May 20, 1895 ALS. [With transcription] Trip to Palo Alto. Oct. 4, 1895 TLS. Susan B. Anthony to J. L. Stanford - wants to use her name as vice-pres. of campaign com., wants her as patron of Nat'l. Council of Women, celebration of Mrs. Stanton's 80th anniversary Oct. 7-12, 1895 Program for Conferences of the National Council of Women (Atlanta, Georgia) Nov. 10, 1895 ALS Mrs. Stanton's celebration and ticket to Metropolitan Opera. Feb. 22, 1896 ALS [With transcription]. Thanks for sending passes to Mrs. Cooper; needs an hour of her time to "secure the end we all so much desire." Aug. 23, 1896 ALS [photocopy] would like to have lunch with her; would she sit on platform with Anthony at Sept. 10 event Aug. 26, 1896 ALS To visit Palo Alto Aug. 27, 1896 ALS Re: RR passes, Calif. campaign Sept. 1, 1896 ALS Re: RR passes Sept. 8, 1896 ALS Invitation to Opening Rally Sept. 9, 1896 ALS Crocker, Republicans, RR Corp. Sept. 18, 1896 ALS Begging J. L. Stanford to write Mrs. Hearst re: a contribution Sept. 21, 1896 ALS Apologizes for last letter Sept. 21 [poss. Sept. 4], 1896 ALS Calif. Suffragettes et. al. Ida H. Harper Mar. 14, 1898 ALS Asking for autographs of L.Stanford and J. L. Stanford Apr. 23, [1898] TLS circ. ltr. Re: 50th anniversary and new Press Bureau Apr. 25, 1898 TLS and brochure on biography. Typescript finished, wants to establish a standing fund. 3 6 Incoming: A - Ale, ca. 1871-1902 Abbott, Frances Field, 1902 Aug. 14 ALS re the Jeffries place in Santa Cruz mountains Abbott, Nathan, 1895 June 5 ALS re his promotion of University's law department Academy of the Visitation, Sister Mary Baptista Linton, May 19, 1888 ALS: sending Linton's Historical Charts, hopes to see her in the future Adderson, George, June 29, 1895, March 4 1896 ALS re successful conclusion of suit Agassiz, Elizabeth Cady Cary (Mrs. Louis) Oct. 10 [1871?] ALS personal, refers to visit in Sierras Alden, Mary Weed, Oct. 22, 1893 and Sept. 30, 1895 ALS (with unfinished letter of Sept. 7) re personal and family affairs, mentions Jane's selling of her jewels and her kindergarten work Alexander, C.B., Nov. 17, 1889 ALS (death of Mrs. Crocker?) Alexander, Harriett, Dec. 4, 1901 TLS re Pacific Grove property 3 7 Incoming: Alla - An, 1893-1896 Allabach, Lucy, Mar. 5, [1896?] ALS with congratulations on successful conclusion of suit Allen, Mrs. C. F., Dec. 1901 ALS with genealogy question Allen, Charles H., Oct. 3, 1891 ALS in appreciation of opening day ceremonies Allen, Charles H., Nov. 1, 1891 ALS re sending first letter Allen, M. C., ca. 1893 ALS re sympathy on recent loss Allyn, Nellie L., Jan. 16, 1895 ALS re her son Frank who is attending Stanford University Anderson, James [H.], Mar. 2., 1896 ALS re successful conclusion of suit Anderson, Melville B.,Jan. 17, 1893 ALS re health of his son Andrews, Frank W., July 8, 1893 ALS re set of books he wants to sell to the University [Aukam] Bertha K., [1896] ALS re successful conclusion of suit Anonymous: 3 letters 3 8 Incoming: Blaine, James and Harriet, 1891-1896 Blaine, James G., Feb. 24. 1891 ALS (torn) and cvr. re his house, includes wedding invitation on marriage of daughter to Walter Damrosch Blaine, James, G., 1896 Mar. 5 ALS introduction of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Blaine, Harriet S., n.d. 2 ALS death of her children, husband taken ill, thanks 3 9 Incoming: Blodgett, Benjamin C., 1904 1904 May 30 ALS enjoyed visit to University and offers his help 1904 June 10 ALS enjoyed visit to University 1904 June 23 ALS (and ts copy) leaves matter of salary in her hands, would like some guidance on duties involved 1904 Aug. 8 ALS re salary as organist in chapel and possible teaching duties 1904 Sept. 3 ALS is eager to hear her decision; with clipping re recital by Blodgett 3 10 Incoming: Bowley, Mrs. Flora E., 1891 1891 Sept. 8 ALS re formation of the Mrs. Leland Stanford Div. No. 105 Grand International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers 1891 Sept. 21 ALS in gratitude for her letter and gift to the auxiliary 1891 Sept. 24 LS official letter of thanks for donation 3 11 Incoming: Brown, J. E. (owner/editor of San Francisco Vindicator), 1893 1893 July TLS, with copy of Brown's earlier letter and clippings from San Francisco Vindicator, re his journalistic service on behalf of Sen. Stanford and request for assistance 1893 Aug. 14 ALS to Susie Bristol (J. L. Stanford secretary) correcting impression he was stating a legal claim on Sen. Stanford's estate 1893 Sept. TLS restating his request 3 12 Incoming: Ba - Barn, 1882-1902 Bacon, Eugenia Jones, Nov. 13, 1893 ALS asking help for her nephew to attend Stanford Badlam, Alexander, 1895 Feb. 15 ALS thanks for RR pass Badlam, Alexander, Oct. 14, 1895 congratulations re government suit; Badlam, Alexander, Mar. 2, 1896 to Mr. Lathrop with ALS to J. L. Stanford on Judge Ross's decision Baker, Eliza S., July 2, 1895 ALS congratulations on legal case, thankful for her son Shirley's four years at Stanford Balentine, Mary P. Nimmo, Mar. 4, 1896 ALS her marriage, government suit. Bancroft. George J., Mar. 4. 1896 A.N.S. congratulations re government suit Bancroft, H. H., 1882 Sept. 16 please give the Governor the enclosed volume Bank of California, 1902 July 29 acknowledgement of revocation of C. G. Lathrop to sign checks Barnes, Mrs. [L.R.], Feb. 18, 1896 ALS "Annie Laurie article," sympathy Barnes, Mary Sheldan, June 29, 1895 A.N.S. congratulations on legal decision 3 13 Incoming: Barr - Bi, 1892-1901 Barreda, Matilda A., n.d. ALS thank you note Barriolhet, Louise, 1901 Aug. 2 ALS personal Barton, Clara, Mar. 28, 1892 ALS and ptd. card re leaflets she sent Baucus, Joseph D., Aug. 23, 1893 TLS re financial problems of Mrs. Christine M. Lathrop Beatty, John C., Mar. 3. 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Beedy, Louis, n.d. ALS re resolutions by Stanford Alumni Club on her relinquishing her University powers Bell, Mr. and Mrs. J.T., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Benedict, James H., [July 1, 189-] Tel. Mrs. Moses Hopkins et. al. congrats on Judge Ross's decision Berner, August, Oct. 13, 1895 Tel. congratulations on victory Bernieri, Antoinio, May 5, 1901 ALS shipping marble sculptures; with J. L. Stanford note to C.G. Lathrop re unpacking Bishop, Homer, Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations from a servant 3 14 Incoming: Bl - Bo, 1890-1904 Black, Samuel, 1895 Oct. 13 [to D. S. Jordan] congratulations to Stanford U. and Mrs. Stanford Black, Samuel,1896 Mar. 3 congratulatory letter Black, Winifred (pseud, Annie Laurie), [Mar., 1896] ALS Blair, Ethel Ingalls, Mar. 22, 1895 ALS adjusting to her new home in Kansas City Blanchard, Ralph, 1904 Mar. 7 mail is being forwarded to your ship Blanchard, W. W., 1891 May 9 statue of Father Serra finished and ready for inspection Blanchard, W. W., 1891 May 31 re names to be put on statue Blandford, Walter, 1895 May 28 thanks for Stanford publications Bleakney, Mrs. F.P., Feb. 19, 1896 ALS re Howard family news Bledsoe, Benjamin F., [1895 or 96?] ALS (fragment) congratulations on government suit Bonner, Robert, Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations on government suit Bonte, J.H.C., 1890 Nov. 17 ALS wishes success with University Bonte, J.H.C., 1891 Oct. 2 ALS re opening day ceremonies Bonte, J.H.C., Oct. 22, 1892 ALS L.Stanford's endorsement of higher education has made it a necessity Booth, Lucius A., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations on government suit 3 15 Incoming: Br - Bu, 1892-1901 Branner, J.C., Nov. 16, 1901 ALS his loyalty to University [draft and final copies] Breckinridge, Louise D. (Mrs. J.C.), Oct. 14, 1892 ALS and cvr. illness of Mrs. Harrison Briggs, Mrs. D.D., June 3, 1895 ALS expresses sympathy Brown, Adam, n.y. Mar. 9 ALS thanks for RR pass Brown, James P., [Mar. 1896] ALS congratulations on government suit decision Brown, Kate, July 3, 1895 ALS congratulations and begging Brugach [Bey], Emile 1901 July 5 re collection she is buying from him Budd, James H., 1895 May 29 letter of thanks Bull, S. A., 1895 Oct. 13 ALS reminiscences Bull, S. A., 1895 Nov. 10 ALS thanks for her letter, more reminiscences Bull, W.T., n.d. ALS Thanks Burke, Bart, 1893 Aug. 12 TLS recommends J. B. Peakes to handle board at University Burnell, Charles, 1896 Jan. 28 ALS class of 1895 supports her in her trials Burnett, Frances Hodgson, [1893] ALS to Mrs. Lippencott to meet J. L. Stanford, lost her son too, preparing a boy for L.S.J.U. Burr, Geo. L., 1895 Sept 4 ALS letter of support Bush, C.C., Mar. 1896] Tel. [congratulations Bushnell, John Eichelberger, 1896 Mar. 2 ALS and ptd. card congratulations on suit, dedicating new Lutheran Church in Oakland, requests help to buy an organ Bushnell, John Eichelberger, 1896 Mar. 3 ALS sending her a letter from Sen. Perkins 3 16 Incoming: Camerino, M., 1901-1904 1901 Dec. 4 ALS (to Miss Berner) re inscription for Church 1901 Dec. 4 ALS re difficulties with inscription for facade of Church 1901 Dec. 5 ALS from Constance Camerino seasonal greetings and family news 1901 Dec. 19 ALS (with mss. copy) re sending watercolor drawings by Paoletti for mosaics and gives costs 1901 Dec. 31 ALS re mosaics for Church 1902 Jan. 9 ALS (to Miss Berner) re inscription, work for Museum, his work for next year 1902 Jan. 11 ALS hope the drawings have reached you 1902 Feb. 11 ALS Paoletti working on drawings for Museum, hopes other drawings reached her 1902 Mar. 26 ALS has shipped 6 cases, cannot find view of Abyssinia, suggests ruins of Athens or picture representing Literature 1902 Apr. 1 ALS description of two designs by Paoletti, size and cost 1902 Apr. 9 ALS he is working for her alone 1902 Apr. 14 ALS (and ts copy) received her telegram, needs decision on third picture for Museum 1902 Apr. 15 ALS (and ts copy) suggests blue stars to go with gold mosaics in the cupola of the Museum 1902 Aug. 14 ALS re Mr. Zampatto and other workers at Stanford 1902 Sept. 23 ALS enclosing contracts 1902 Sept. 25 ALS progress on mosaics in Church and Museum, would like her comments on them 1902 Oct. 8 ALS working on her request for sky in background of Church mosaic 1902 Nov. 5 tel confirming width of pictures 1902 Nov. 11 ALS re difficulty between Zampatto and McGilvray 1902 Dec. 2 tel re pictures left 1903 Jan. 1 ALS seasonal greetings, travel plans 1904 Apr. 30 ALS sorry to miss her in Venice, is leaving soon for California n.d. ts copy of telegram re drawings for mosaics in Nave 3 17 Incoming: Carr, Austie L., 1894-1895 1894 Jan. 12 ALS awaiting birth of her baby, asks for a RR pass 1894 Mar. 22 ALS named her son Leland 1895 Dec. 1 ALS living in San Francisco, would like to call on her 3 18 Incoming: Carr, Lizzie M., 1895-1896 1895 June 21 ALS thinking of her on anniversary of Leland's death 1895 June 30 ALS congratulations on government suit n.d. [Mar. 1896?] congratulations on government suit, son at Stanford 3 19 Incoming: Carter, M.C.W., 1894-1896 1894 Sept. 10 ALS re her efforts to obtain a pension 1895 Mar. 14 ALS personal news, death of a brother-in-law, Christian Science, Mrs. Hearst at a meeting, her husband was both Rear Admiral and Major General 1896 Mar. 3 ALS congratulations on government suit 3 20 Incoming: Casanova, Father A. D., 1891-1892 May 24, 1891 ALS re arrangements for unveiling of Fr. Junipero statue in Monterey; includes letter to Casanova from Society of California Pioneers of May 21, 1891 May 26, 1891 ALS thanks for gift of wine July 31, 1891 ALS received her gifts Feb. 17, 1892 ALS has offered prayers for her and husband n.d. ALS has photos of Fr. Junipero to help the sculptor 3 21 Incoming: Choate, Joseph H., 1895-1896 1895 May 1 ALS will call tomorrow 1896 Feb. 9 ALS advises her to make new will and consider other matters re University 1896 Mar. 2 Tel. congratulations 1896 Mar. 25 ALS approves of her letter to Crocker 3 22 Incoming: Cleveland, 1895-1896 Cleveland, Grover, Apr. 30, 1895 ALS and cvr. to Richard Olney introducing Mrs. Stanford Cleveland, Frances F., Oct. 29, 1895 ALS Thank you and personal invitation Cleveland, Miss, n.d. A.N. on calling card Cleveland's secretary to P. L. Crovat, Vina, 1896 Mar. 14 thanks for Mrs. Stanford's gift of wine 3 23 Incoming: Cooper, Sara B., 1890-1896 Nov. 21, 1890 ALS thanks for gift, enclosing photograph Oct. 3, 1891 ALS appreciation of opening day ceremonies June 13, 1892 ALS religious thoughts, coming to LSJU commencement Sept. 17, 1893 ALS would like to see her Mar. 10 1894 ALS friends delighted with Palo Alto, death of Mrs. Dutton, would like her to be vice president of "Congress Auxiliary" June 22, 1894 ALS thinking of her on anniversary of Leland's death Mar. 31, 1895 ALS sending letter of Susan B. Anthony's Mar. 3. 1896 ALS congratulations, RR passes for Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw will be of help 3 24 Incoming: Covert, Dot, 1888-1895 Apr. 15 [1888] ALS J.L.Stanford has given them house in Albany, house needs work Aug. 17 [1892] Anna Hewes' death and funeral, Mr. Hewes and Chas. Lathrop Aug. 28, [1892] the Stanfords in Europe July 11, [1893] death of Leland Stanford July 25, [1893] condition of Lathrop plot in cemetery June 30 [1895] congratulations, Albany news, Ariel's illness 3 25 Incoming: Crocker, Charles, 1894-1897 1894 Jan. 19 ALS. Indignant at C P Huntington's letter 1894 Feb. 16TLS. Gage representing her interests in RR; relates current telegrams 1894 Sept. 5 LS and cvr. P. I. Co. obligations and Jane's position 1895 June 30 ALS. congratulations on legal decision 1896 Mar. 18 ALS. Regrets misunderstanding 1897 Jan. 11 TL (copy) to R. J. Wilson. re Mexican International RR Co. 1897 Jan. 26 ALS. Mexican International bonds. 3 26 Incoming: Crocker, George, 1896-1899 1896 Mar. 2 Tel. congratulations 1899 Nov. 15 TLS. P.I. Co. matters. 1899 Dec. 14 TLS. Control of P. I. Co.; includes copy of letter from Thos. E. Stillman, 1899 Dec. 6, re P.I. proxy, Huntington a dangerous man, bonded indebtedness of Mexican International RR Co. 1899 Dec. 19 TLS. Crocker to be elected president of P.I. Co. [signature cut out] 3 27 Incoming: Crothers, George E., 1901-1904 Oct. 24, 1901 ALS. re. his discussion with Mr. Lieb. Nov. 6, 1901 ALS. re. copy of university grants and amendments. Mar 21, 1902 ALS. re. Crother's appt. as trustee; future Medical School Dec. 23, 1902 ALS re thanks for gift Jan. 30, 1903 ALS. re. a program of the "Act providing for determination of validity and legal effect of grants, etc. through the legislature" June 4, 1903 ALS, re. inventory of university property; copies of E.A. Ross letters. May 29, 1903 ALS publications nearly ready June 4, 1903 ALS trustee matters Dec. 20, 1903 ALS, re. library plans, publication of first Trustees Manual, work on "Articles of Organization." Dec. 28, 1903 ALS. re work on "Articles of Organization"; opinion of Trustees that Pres. Jordan should seek Board permission before leaving on trips away from the university. July 9, 1904 ALS trustee matters July 12, 1904 ALS. re. responsibility of Trustees. July 18, 1904ALS re Aug. 1 meeting of Trustees Aug. 25, 1904ALS birthday greetings Sept. 22, 1904 ALS. re. Trustee Wm. Stewart and the difficulties of obtaining a quorum at trustee meetings; with copy of letter from Stewart to Horace Davis 3 28 Incoming: Couper, William, 1890-1891 July 17, 1890 ALS. send photographs Aug. 12, 1890 ALS. re sphinxes, family group statue Sept 23, 1890 ALS. re. tomb and sphinxes. April 6, 1891 ALS. re. sphinxes. May 25, 1891 ALS. re. sphinxes. Aug. 21, 1891 AL. mss. copy of letter to Couper re shipping sphinxes [author unknown - not J.L. Stanford or Leland Stanford] Sept. 9, 1891 ALS. re. statue of Prof. Schliemann, sphinxes. Sept. 25, 1891 ALS. re. sphinxes. Nov. 7, 1891 ALS. re. sphinxes; family group statue. Nov. 25, 1891 ALS. re. sphinxes. 3 29 Incoming: Ca, 1893-1902 California girls "Cornell", Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Camm, Bertha, Jan 9, 1893 ALS thanks for your aid Campbell, Georgine, n.d. ALS photos, Bonuat portrait Campbell, Mary Grafton, Feb. 15, 1896 ALS praise for University from middle-aged student, sympathy for Mrs. Stanford Carlisle, John G., Dec. 30, 1895 ALS wine received Carlisle, M.J., Apr. 2 [1893?] ALS thanks for flowers Carnegie, Andrew, Jan. 11, 1902 ALS to call Carolan, Evelyn, n.d. ALS thanks for gift (dishes) Castle, Charlotte, Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Castle, Matilda L., n.d. A.N.S. congratulations Castro, Isabel, 1902 June 17 ALS re picture of Fr. Junipero she sent Mrs. Stanford Catherwood, Clinton, Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Catherwood [Catnerwood], Jennie S., n.d. ALS (2) personal notes Catherwood, Mrs., May 26, n.y. ALS. coming to University Wednesday 4 1 Incoming: Ce - Cl, 1893-1902 Center, Alexander, Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 1902 Apr. 15 passage on to Japan reserved for Jane Chandler, John Ries, Sept. 12 1895ALS congratulations on the University Chandler, Katherine (Mrs. Jefferson), July 11, [1895]2 ALS congratulations on government suit Chapman, Elizabeth, Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Clarke, A.L., Mar. 2. 1896 Tel. decision of Supreme Court Clarke, Letitia, Mar. 17, 1896ALS congrats. From Mrs. Stranahan Clarkson, Anna H., ALS Jan 24, 1896; Mar. 15, 1896 personal news, congratulations on government suit Clements, Isaac, 1895 Feb. thanks for sending memorial book on Leland Stanford to Cazenovia Seminary Clements, M. Redding, 1896 Dec. 28 and 29 regarding her dismissal from position at Roble Hall 4 2 Incoming: Coe - Cor, 1891-1902 Coe, Katharine W., Feb. 14, 1891 LS praise for establishing University Colonial Dames of America, Mar. 6. 1902 invitation to apply for membership s. Joanna Maynard Wright Colson, W (?), National Fine Arts Company, 1898 Aug. 16 painting by Benj. West for sale Colton, Lella Lee, Feb. 23, 1895 ALS visit to Palo Alto, etc.; mother was in Port Washington Combs, Ida, Oct. 15, 1894ALS praise and appreciation Convent of the Holy Family, Sister Dolores, Jan 6, 1894 and Feb. 8, 1896 ALS personal notes and thanks Cooper, Cyrus B., Mar. 3. 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Copeland, Clement A., Mar. 4, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Copeland, H. M., 1902 Mar. 14 TLS enclosing financial report Corning, Mary Parker, Mar. 4. 1896 Tel. congratulations on government suit Cortelyou, George B., June 14, 1901 LS and cvr. thank you note for Mrs. McKinley Cortelyou, George B., July 30, 1901 TLS and cvr. (holograph) acknowledgement for Mrs. McKinley 4 3 Incoming: Cot - Cz, 1891-1901 Cotton, Aylett R. Jr., July 13, 1895; Oct. 15, 1895; Mar. 2, 1896ALS all congrats on decisions in government suit Court, James, 1893 Sept. 7 ALS encloses draft of $100 from Albert Judson Covert, Mary A., July 1, 1895 Tel. congratulations Covey, F. W., 1895 Feb. 12, 1900 Mar. 30 ALS Palo Alto Stock Farm affairs, thanks for tickets Cox, Chas. E., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations, work of University can go on Coxhead, Edith M., Aug. 13, 1895; Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit, appreciation of University Crocker, Ethel, Mar. 1896 A.N.S. congratulations on government suit Crosby, C. H., 1890 Nov. 21 thanks for portraits of trustees, has valuable painting she might like to buy Crovat, Agnes, 1901 Dec. 25 thanks for Christmas gifts Crovat, P.L., Mar. 2,1896; Mar. 16, 1896 Tel. and TNS congratulations on government suit; encloses Cleveland letter Cummings, C.H., Tel. Mar. 3, 1896 congratulations on government suit Cuney, John, 1891 May 15 ALS re Father Junipero statue Cunningham, Carrie, 1895 June 15 ALS thanks for gift of the Quad Curtis, W.G., Mar. 2, 1896 ANS congratulations on government suit 4 4 Incoming: Dahlgren, Madeline, 1893-1894 Oct. 31, 1893ALS condolence Dec. 14, 1893ALS Christmas wish Feb. 20, 1894ALS has written Bishop Keane letter of introduction to Jane 4 5 Incoming: Davis, Horace, 1896-1904 Mar. 5, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Aug. 17, 1904 TLS resigns from Trust [Trustees?], recommends Frank J. Symmes 4 6 Incoming: Dawes, 1894-1896 Dawes, Anna L., Sept. 8, 1894 ALS RR strike, personal and family news Dawes, Anna L., Nov. 13, 1895 ALS with father in Arkansas for Indian Territory Commission work with Choctaw Nation Dawes, Eleeta S., Jan 26, 1894 ALS family news Dawes, Eleeta S., Mar. 4 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Dawes, H.L., Mar. 4, 1896 Tel. congratulations from entire family 4 7 Incoming: Dent, Annie B., 1891-1896 Oct. 1, 1891 ALS quilt of U.S. Grant's mother, would Mrs. Stanford like to purchase for museum Nov. 25, 1891 ANS quilt make by Gen. Grant's mother and presented to Mrs. Dent in 1882 Mar. 7, 1896 congratulations on government suit, explains financial troubles Nov. 16, n.y. going to Klondike, wants to borrow money 4 8 Incoming: Dimmick, Mary Scott, 1891-1893 n.y. July 8 ALS and cvr. introducing Mary V. Moore, artist n.y. May 3 ALS Calif. visit, Menlo Park n.d. ALS Mrs. Harrison invites Stanfords to call n.y. Jan. 17 ALS accepts invitation n.y. May 8 ALS Mrs. Harris invites Stanfords to call [1891], Apr. 26 ALS accepts dinner invitation to meet Pres. Harrison and his wife [1891], June 17 ALS and cvr. thanks for plan of tree planting at Menlo home [1891], July 8 ALS letter of introduction to Miss Moire, an artist [1892, Feb. 9] ALS and ticket Mrs. Harrison sends admission ticket [1892], July 2 ALS and cvr. Personal, nomination of Pres. Harrison 1893, Jan. 2 ALS personal, illness of Russell Harrison's child, part of White House quarantined 4 9 Incoming: Dodge family (San Francisco), 1895-1896 Dodge, H.L., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Dodge, Omira B., Jan. 6, 1895 ALS received her kind thoughts, hopes to see her soon Dodge, Omira B., June 30, [1895] ALS congratulations on government suit 4 10 Incoming: Dominican College, San Rafael, 1890-1896 Louis, Sister (M. Superior of Dominican College in San Raphael), Jan. 15, 1895, Jan. 21, 1895 and Mar. 12, 1896 ALS re RR pass 4 11 Incoming: Douty, F. S., 1896-1900 Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Apr. 4. 1900 TNS re RR bonds 4 12 Incoming: Da, 1893-1902 Dart, Walter C., 1898 June 9 ALS accounts at Vina are correct Daughters of the American Revolution, July 31, 1894 ALS thanks for contribution to Portrait Fund, signed by Ellen Hardin Walworth Davison, Henry, 1893 May 12 ALS encloses copy of Godey's Magazine, would like article from her Day, Clinton, 1902 Feb. 3 and 4 TEL re shipping photograph stand Dayan, Mattie [I], Mar. 16, 1896 ALS University Ave. improvements, asks for plants 4 13 Incoming: De - Di, 1888-1902 Dean, Bradford, 1902 Nov. 15 missed seeing her [with enclosure: letter of introduction from David Starr Jordan, Oct. 20, 1902] DeMott, Ada E., Jan. 1, 1894 TL [15 year old girl writes to her after reading about her in paper] Dennis, Mrs. S.W.. [1895] inscribed calling card Depew, Mrs. Chauncey (C.), Feb. 21, 1888 ALS asks aid for Hahnemann Hospital Dermot, Mary E., July 14, 1895 ALS thanks for having her husband placed in his former position with RR Co. Di Cesnola, L. [P.], Mar. 2, 1896 ANS congratulations on government suit Dickey, M.A., ALS Aug. 21, 1895 Congratulations from a deaf-mute 4 14 Incoming: Do, 1891-1898 Dodge, Melissa P. (Mrs. William E.), Mar. 16, 1896 ALS personal notes, congratulations on government suit Dole, Annie W., June 26, 1894 ALS indignant on her behalf regarding government claim on Leland Stanford's estate Dolph, J.N., Oct. 15, 1895 ANS congratulations on government suit Dooley, Edmond, 1893 July 24 ALS would like to meet with her about his book "Benefactions and Benefactors of California" Dorsey, Anna Hansen, Dec. 24, 1891 ALS personal, son killed in Civil War Dorsey, Rebecca Lee, 1893 Aug. 26 ALS requesting money to start hospital for women and children in Los Angeles Douglas, Maria A., Feb. 9, [1896]; Mar. 4, 1896 ALS expresses support for Mrs. Stanford Douthat, R. W., 1893 Aug. 30 ALS would like her to be patron of his book Doyle, John, 1898 June 14 ALS she has no power (based on foundation deed) to displace Dr. Taylor 4 15 Incoming: Edmunds, Susan Marsh (Mrs. George F.), 1892-1896 n.y. Jan. 15ANS invites her to lunch [1892] Sept. 26ALS wishes Stanfords good trip back to America Jan. 25, 1896ALS thanks for present n.d. AN best wishes 4 16 Incoming: E, 1891-1896 Earl, Mr. and Mrs. D. W., Mar. 2, 1896 inscribed card congratulations Easton, Adeline, Sept. 13, 1891 ALS accepting invitation for opening day ceremonies Easton, Louise A., Mar. 21 n.y. ALS thanks for book, relates story of her son's death Eaton, John, Mar. 3, [1896] TLS congratulations on government suit Edwards, Mary, 1893 Sept. 11 ALS re packing up of Washington house Elliot, John F., 1893 July 15 ALS expresses appreciation for Sen. Stanford's help in releasing him from San Quentin, has written book of poetry that he would like to dedicate to Mrs. Stanford; includes mss of poem Evans, Frank, Geo. S. and Wilson B., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations on government suit Ewell, Edwin, 1895 Jan. 4 ALS thanks for RR pass Examiner, The, n.d. TEL rumor you are selling jewels; includes negative answer from Mrs. Stanford 4 17 Incoming: Flint, Annie G., 1895 Oct. 1, 1895 ALS collection for museum Oct. 4, 1895 ALS received gift of book "Imitation of Christ"; relates her own tragedy Oct. 14, 1895 ALS congratulations on government suit 4 18 Incoming: Flood, Jennie C., 1888-1889 Oct. 7, 1888 ALS re her father's illness Dec. 2, [1888] more on father's illness, other personal notes Feb. 27, 1889 death of father, preparations for funeral Mar. 20, [1889?] ANS on card 4 19 Incoming: Fa - Fl, 1892-1896 Farquhar, A.B., Jul. 1, 1895; Mar. 2, 1896 2 Tels. both congratulations on government suit Farr, Lorin, Mar. 4, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Ferguson, L. C., 1893 Sept. 8 ALS encloses bill for Palo Alto Stock Farm repair; suggests course of action re certain properties Ferguson, L. C., Mar. 6. 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Field, Mrs. J. V., July 29, 1891 ALS enjoyed her visit with Mrs. Stanford Field, Mrs. J. V., Aug. 18, [1891] ALS going East, looks forward to future visits Field, Stephan J., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Field, Stephany, 1894 Oct. 15 TL resigning as regent of University to avoid conflict of interest ["Stephany" is probably typing error for "Stephen J"] Field, Sue V., n.d. ALS congratulations Fielder, Belle (Pres. of Roble), Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Fitch, Mary T., Feb. 3, 1892 ALS similarity of lives Fitzgerald, Mrs. H. L., 1893 July 11 ALS re mineral collection for sale Flood, Cora Jane, n.d. ALS invites Gov. and Mrs. Stanford to lunch 4 20 Incoming: Fo - Fr, 1887-1896 Folsom, E.C., Jan. 23, 1887 ALS from Exec. Mansion thanks for tickets Fonte, Mary de (K.), n.d. ALS sends Christmas present Fonte, R.C., Jul. 1, 1895; Oct. 12, 1895 Tel. and ALS congratulations on government suit Foote, Henry S., Mar. 8, 1896 ALS letter of support Forrest, R.F., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Foster, Mary Parke, 1896 Mar. 3 ALS congratulations on government suit Foster, William J., Dec. 28, 1893 ALS sending pictures of his family; best wishes [Fouts], M., June 18, 1893 ALS lost husband Frank, Day, Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit Fresh, M.S., [Mar.1896?] ALS congratulations, wants loan 4 21 Incoming: Gage, S.T., 1890-1895 1890 Dec. 19 TLS re Father Junipero statue 1890 Dec. 27 TLS re. Museum building, Father Junipero statue 1891 Jan. 2 TLS re. adoption case, Museum construction, statue of Junipero Serra, Gage's testimony on Murphy vs. Mahoney; includes ALS by W. T. Adel, Western Granite and Marble Co. re statue 1891 Jan. 14 TLS re. Museum construction, contacts of its cornerstone box, election of Leland Stanford to 2nd term as Senator. 1895 Oct. 14 ALS congratulations, Mrs. Gage ill 4 22 Incoming: Gardner, D. Charles, 1901-1904 ca. 1901 ALS re. Memorial Church murals and inscriptions. 1904 Mar. 17 ALS re. Memorial Church programs, activities as Chaplain, death of a student, tourists admiring campus buildings 4 23 Incoming: Gilmore, 1894-1896 Gilmore, Eleanor E. Feb. 1895 ALS anxious to see her Gilmore, Eleanor E. Mar. 25, 1895 ALS daughter Grace Gilmore, Eleanor E. Apr. 13, 1895 Easter greetings Gilmore, Grace H., Dec. 16, 1894 ALS working in D.C. Gilmore, Grace H., Apr. 7, 1895 ALS clerking in Pension Office Gilmore, Grace H., Apr. 11, 1895 ALS sorry to hear Mr. Nash ill, worried about keeping her position Gilmore, Grace H., Mar. 4, 1896 ALS congratulations on government suit, still has her position 4 24 Incoming: Gould, Elizabeth Porter, 1894-1903 Dec. 13, 1894 ALS visit to University, interest in kindergartens, friend of Miss Peabody; Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations and support June 20, 1903ALS thanks for gift, invitation to visit when in Boston, her own work 4 25 Incoming: Grant family, 1890-1899 (see also Dent, Dorsey, Sartoria) Grant, Fannie C. (Mrs. Ulysses Jr.) Dec. 19, 1890 ALS invitation to country Apr. 4. 1891 ALS to call at Palo Alto Apr. 13, 1891 ALS leaving for the east Grant, Jesse R. n.d. calling card and clip. re: Tia Jauna gambling concession Grant, Julia (daughter of F.D.G.) Sept. 6, 1892 ALS thanks for watch, cholera danger Jan. 10, 1895 ALS seasonal greetings May, 1899 ALS engagement to Prince [Cantacuzene] of Russia n.d. ALS (New York) regrets not seeing her, renewed thanks for the watch Grant, L.M.C. n.d. 2 ALS invit. to dine with Mrs. [U.S.] Grant; Dec. 1 n.y. moving to Piedmont Grant, U.S. Jr. n.d. ALS taking his mother to country, offers use of horse and carriage to Stanfords Apr. 19, 1895 ALS to see Sutro's new baths; Jan. 21, 1899 ALS forwarding of letter from Mrs. Grant, running for Senate, Herrin and RR opposition. 4 26 Incoming: Grant, Frederick Dent, 1889-1894 Mar. 12, 1889 ALS trying for mission to China; Sept. 17, 1890 ALS checks on antiques for J. L. Stanford Sept. 21 [1890] ALS received draft for antiques; Nov. 8, 1891 ALS and cvr. re: L.S.J.U. "Hereditary Prince" Jan. 19, 1894 ALS condolences on death of Sen. Stanford n.d. calling card with invitation to attend church 4 27 Incoming: Grant, Ida, 1884-1886 n.d. ALS newspaper accounts of Grant - Vanderbilt correspondence n.y. Dec. 10 ALS our boy Ulysses n.d. ALS regrets invite, leaving D.C. n.d. ALS sorry she missed her in New York n.d. ALS Gen'l Grant's stenographer would serve Stanfords n.d. ALS warm regards 1884, Aug. 1 ALS asking job for Col. Grant with RR, possible RR in Turkey, staying with Gen and Mrs. Grant 1884, Sept. 6 ALS Gen'l and Mrs. Grant enjoyed visit with Stanfords, Col. Grant would welcome position with RR in the west 1885, Feb. 17 ALS writing for Mrs. Grant, burial of Leland Jr. and Dr. Newman's sermon, Gen. Grant's illness 1885, Mar. 20 ALS Grant's illness and remedies 1885, June 5 ALS thank you from Mrs. Grant 1885, Aug. 15 ALS effect of death of Gen Grant 1886, June 20 ALS writing for Mrs. Grant, invites Mrs. Stanford to visit her in cottage at Elberon 4 28 Incoming: Grant, Ida, 1887-1889 1887, Jan. 1 ALS Mrs. Logan 1887, Jan. 1 ALS writes for Mrs. Grant, thank you for floral piece for tomb, Mrs. Logan's grief 1888, Jan. 15 ALS acknowledgement letter to Mrs. Grant, going to D.C. 1888, Jan. 28 ALS Washington visit 1888, May 25 ALS Mrs. Grant invites Stanfords to dine Bishop and Mrs. Newman to be present 1889, Mar. 10 ALS inauguration, "Chinese Matter" appointment, Dana's hatred, Mrs. Sartoris 1889, Mar. 28 ALS appointment to Vienna, Mrs. Grant to go with them [1889], Apr. 15 ALS to leave next day for Vienna [1889], May 12 ALS arrival in Vienna, meeting royalty in London and sight-seeing 1889, June 23 ALS at summer place, visited by Shermans 1889, Nov. 14 ALS Mrs. Grant returned in Sept., life in Vienna, death of Crown Prince of Austria 4 29 Incoming: Grant, Ida, 1890 Feb.- Dec. [1890?], Feb. 25 ALS Gen. Grant's son well received, Tracy and Blaine tragedies [1890], Mar. 14 ALS Mr. Blaine and party division, hope to have another term in Vienna [1890], Apr. 29 ALS and cvr. Stanfords coming to Vienna, diplomatic social life, Huntington's daughter married Prince Kalzfelds [1890, May?] ALS visit of Mr. and Mrs. Hewes [1890, Aug.?] ALS invitation to dine ALSo Mr. Lathrop and Mr. Nash [1890, Aug. or Sept.?] ALS invitation to opera; also Mrs. Catherwood [1890] Sept. 20 ALS Stanfords in Paris, dog "Kaiser" 1890, [Nov. or Dec.] ALS return home, L. Stanford's success in Calif. 4 30 Incoming: Grant, Ida, 1892-1899 1892, June 18 ALS Stanfords to return to Europe, renomination of Harrison 1892, Sept. 26 ALS visit of Henry Dodge, cholera epidemic; met Stanfords at Geneva 1892, Dec. 14 ALS death of Mrs. Harrison, Pres. Harrison's defeat, Col. Grant participating in Court Hunts [1893 or 94] A.L. (fragment) to Julia Grant, did not learn of L. Stanford's death until after funeral 1894, Jan. 1 ALS condolence, Mrs. Grant in Calif. 1894, Jan. 9 ALS J. L. Stanford's trip to Canada [1899, Aug.] ALS Julia's wedding 1899, Dec. 6 ALS husband in Philippines, daughter at St. Petersburg, son at West Point 5 1 Incoming: Grant, Julia D, 1884-1888 1884, Mar. 31 ALS condolence on death of Leland Jr. 1887, Jan. 24 ALS to visit Washington, ref. to floral piece at tomb. 1887, Mar. 11 ALS and card re: present personal, Fred Grant and family in Chicago. 1887, May 2 ALS articles from North American Review birth of a grandson 1887, Aug. 8 ALS at the Wilderness, Elberon, N.J. grandchildren 1887, Dec. 30 A.N.S. New Year wish and congrats. 1888, Feb. 9 ALS sending article, enjoyed their visit 1888, Mar. 19 ALS corresp. of Gen'l. Grant and Badaux, authorship of book (memoirs) 1888 Apr. 23 ALS sending Gen. Grant's uniform 1888 May 26 ALS gifts for traveling 1888, Sept. 17 ALS L.Stanford picked out Meissen plates for Mrs. Grant, deaths of Sheridan, Crocker [1888], Oct. 29 ALS please come tomorrow for family luncheon 1888, Nov. 18 ALS sent Gen. Grant's coat and lock of hair [Lincoln's] (for museum?) asks L.Stanford to help Fred, for China Mission [1888, Nov.] ALS an apology 1888 A.N. and cvr. Christmas note 5 2 Incoming: Grant, Julia D, 1889 1889, Jan. 29 ALS plates arrived, death of Mr. Sartoris (Nellie's father-in-law), expecting Mrs. Harrison 1889, Feb. 4 ALS can't come for inauguration 1889, Feb. 10 ALS regrets she can't accept invitation 1889, Mar. [23] Tel. Fred's confirmation 1889, Mar. 31 Tel. Fred goes to Washington 1889, June 2 ALS in Vienna, Lonson visit, Mrs. Dent with her, activities, sightseeing 1889, Aug. 9 ALS at Carlsbad, learned a little German 1889, Aug. 12 ALS at Carlsbad J. L. Stanford ill 1889, Aug. 18 ALS thanking her for her kindness 1889, Sept. 8 ALS leaving for home 1889, Oct. 28 ALS back in N.Y., presents from Europe 1889, Nov. 9 ALS thanks for flowers [1889, Nov. 17] ALS L. Stanford in N.Y. 5 3 Incoming: Grant, Julia D, 1890-1891 1890, Jan. 18 ALS J.L.Stanford in N.Y. [1890, Oct.?] ALS Stanfords back from Europe 1890, Oct. 11 ALS. delighted to see her, was ill over summer, writing 1890, Dec. 5 ALS Stanfords triumph in Calif. 1890, Dec. 26 ALS Had a delightful Christmas, will see her soon [1891] Jan. 27 ALS and cvr. Mr. Stanford's accident 1891, Feb. 8 ALS death of Sherman 1891 Feb. 16 ALS social note 1891, Mar. 1 ALS writing book 1891, Mar. 9 ALS and cvr. personal news 1891, Apr. 13 ALS Fannie has seen J. L. Stanford, the Newmans 1891, June 7 ALS grandchildren visited J. L. Stanford, appointment of Profs., etc. for University 1891, Oct. 17 ALS and cvr. opening of Univ... equestrian statue of Grant in Chicago 1891, Dec. 6 ALS and cvr. social note 1891, Dec. 31 ALS social note 5 4 Incoming: "An Easter Carol" [New York: E.P. Dutton, 1891] inscribed by Julia D. Grant 5 5 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., 1892-1893 Mar. 1892, Feb. 8 ALS and cvr. social note 1892, Feb. 14 ALS and cvr. social note [1892], Apr. 30 ALS and cvr. laying of cornerstone for Grant's Tomb, critics comments on her book 1892, May 30 ALS Blain-Harrison, suggests Stanford run [1892], Aug. 15 ALS death of Mrs. Hewes [1892], Oct. 16 ALS asks that Jesse be appointed Librarian or Curator of Museum 1892, Nov. 24 ALS and cvr. re letter about Jesse and place at University 1893, Jan. 9 ALS Florida, social 1893, Jan. 29 ALS L.Stanford ill 1893, Mar. 1 ALS social 5 6 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., 1893 Apr.-Nov. 1893, Apr. 15 A.L. (ltr. finished by Mary Coffey) social news, selling house 1893, June [13?] ALS Fred. and family returning, J.L.Stanford had picture painted of Mrs. Grant's grandson 1893, June 22 ALS condolence, death of L.Stanford 1893, July 6 ALS death of Mr. [Drexel] 1893, July 12 ALS death of L.Stanford 1893, Aug. 8 ALS death of L.Stanford; plans to move to Washington, book with publisher 1893, Aug. 11 ALS and cvr. her book to be subscription 1893, Aug. 27 ALS delay in earnings from book 1893, Nov. 3 ALS in Santa Barbara, took G.M. Dodge's private car 1893, Nov. 20 ALS social and personal 1893, Nov. 27 ALS son purchased house in San Diego 5 7 Incoming: Grant, Julia D, 1894-1895 1894, Feb. 4 ALS social, reference to RR strike 1894, Feb. 24 ALS and cvr. social 1894, Mar. 5 ALS and cvr. would like to meet with her [1894] May 9 Tel. returning East 1894, May 24 Tel. arrived 1894, May 28 ALS enjoyed J.L.Stanford's car in N.Y. 1894, June 9 ALS and cvr. social, summer plans 1894, June 21 ALS social, summer plans 1894, Sept. 18 ALS to stay in Washington with Nellie 1894, Nov. 11 ALS at Washington, social news, U.S. Grant Jr. to run for Senate from California 1894, Nov. 19 Tel. will come see her in NY if she waits 1894, Dec. 16 ALS social 1895, June 19 ALS social [1895? or '94?] Nov. 23 ALS social, in Washington 5 8 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., 1896-1897 1896, Feb. 6 ALS social 1896, Feb. 28 ALS government suit 1896, Mar. 2. 2 ALS and Tel. congratulations 1896, July 13 ALS social, Calif. delegates instructed to vote for U.S. Grant, Jr. for Vice-Pres. 1896, Dec. 19 ALS social. 1897, Jan. 26 Tel. greetings [1897, Feb.?] ALS invitation 1897, Feb. 27 ALS invitation 1897, Mar. 13 ALS and cvr. J.L.Stanford sells jewels 1897, May 30 ALS dedication of Grant's Tomb 1897, June 17 ALS social 1897, Sept. [20] ALS social 1897, Oct. 4 L. by M.E.C. and cvr. social (N.Y.) 1897, Oct. 27 ALS Fred. has been Police Commissioner 5 9 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., 1898-1899 1898, Apr. 21 ALS "the Maine", war 1898, July 19 ALS has had her book typewritten, Fred a Gen., Quo Vadis 1898, Aug. 29 LS a lock of hair cut from Lincoln's head by Barnes for museum, Fred in Puerto Rico 1898, Oct. 11 Tel. sorry to miss her 1898, Oct. 29 ALS sends lock of Lincoln's hair 1898, Nov. 19 LS and cvr. Ulysses Jr. candidate for Senate 1898, Dec. 20 ALS by M.E.C. Mrs. Grant ill 1899, Jan. 1 Tel. happy New Year 1899, Feb. 1 ALS and cvr. social 1899, Feb. 7 ALS and cvr. social and family news 1899, Mar. 14 ALS and cvr. J.L.Stanford's visit was too short 1899, May 29 ALS Fred on way to Manila, Julia's engagement, wants J. L. Stanford to buy book, M. Romero 1899, Dec. 25 Tel. Christmas greetings 5 10 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., 1900-1901 1900, Feb. 28 L. by Mary illness, social 1900, Mar. 11 ALS moving picture of Passion Play reminiscing 1900, May 8 L. by M. recommends as maid companion Anna Held, maid for Helen Terry 1901, Easter L. by M. social, Mrs. Newman 1901, May 20, ALS and cvr. social, family news 1901, Nov. 9 LS and cvr. would like to hear from her 1901, Dec. 16 ALS social note 5 11 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., 1902 1902, Jan. 8 Tel. invit. 1902, Jan. 8 L. by M. invit. 1902, Jan. 10 ALS social 1902, Jan.18 ALS "the young President" 1902, Feb. 4 ALS explosion near hotel 1902, July 19 L. by M.E.C. Mrs. Lawton, niece of J.L.Stanford 1902, Aug. 17 ALS social 1902, Nov. 7 L. by M.E.C. J.L.Stanford in N.Y. [1902, Nov.?] L. by M.E.C. luncheon invitation 1902, Nov. 10 A.N. thank you [1902, Nov.?] L. by M.E.C. and cvr? Dr. Gardner 1902, Nov. 28 L. by M.E.C. Dr. Gardner illness 5 12 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., n.d. Mar. 19, n.y. fr. N.Y. Lizzie's son (Chapman), has been to ill to sit for photos, Dayten Aster embralio n.d. "I think you and the Senator would enjoy a visit to West Point." n.d. Senator's interview, wishes to call, Fred and Ida out of town, happy New Year n.d. son went to call on Stanfords in N.Y. n.d. Dec. 23 (190_) Tel. Thanks for Xmas bag n.d. Jan. 5 (189_) Tel. thanks for Tel. n.d. cvr. invitation to dine while in New York n.d. note that accompanied hand-knit rug she sent to Mrs. Stanford n.d. notes and cvrs. personal and seasonal messages, introductions 5 13 Incoming: Grant, Julia D., calling cards with short notes and introductions and two greeting cards, n.d. 5 14 Incoming: Gray family (San Francisco), 1891-1896 Gray, Anna Spencer, n.d. [1891] ALS appreciation of opening day ceremonies Gray, Anna Spencer, ALS n.d. congratulations Gray, George E. June 30, 1895 and Mar. 6, 1896 ALS congratulations 5 15 Incoming: Ga, 1886-1902 Gamble, Mrs. J.F., June 5, 1895 ALS article by "Annie Laurie", 3 hour prayer for J. L. Stanford Gamble, Mary, 1893 Dec. ALS enclosing gift from children at Stanford Kindergarten Gardiner, C. H., 1902 Jan. 28 ALS is leaving New York, will call on her in California Garfield, Henry Whiting, 1895 May 10 ALS thanks from Albany Club for portrait of Sen. Stanford Garfield Hospital Board, (Wash., D.C.), Dec. 28, 1886 ALS of Bell [V.] Fleming, J.L.Stanford a member of board Garniss, Julia R., Mar. 7, 1896 ALS congratulations Gassaway, F. H., 1893 July 12 TLS re Examiner publishing souvenir issue on prominent Californians Gates, Elmer, 1893 July 10 ALS would like return of his book "The Mind-Art" Gates, I.E., Jan. 16, 1897 Tel. to F.S. Douty [P.I.C. bus?] Gates, I.E., Sept. 20, 1901 T.L. re stock 5 16 Incoming: Gi - Graves, 1881-1901 Giletti, S., 1901 Nov. 20 TLS re contract for tile for Univ. building Goette, Fr. John Capistran, 1893 Sept. 10 ALS account of Franciscan mission in China and request for assistance Goodenough, S., sec. of Calif. Universalist Convention, Mar. 12, 1896 ALS wants money for theological seminary at Palo Alto to be connected with L.S.J.U. to obtain Throop bequest Goodman, George, Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulations Gould, Helen Milly, 1894 May 1 ALS thanks for roses, sympathizes with her sorrow Grant, Mr., 1881 July 11 ALS re her accounts in Rome Grant, Bishop A. (AME Church), Aug. 26, 1891 ALS remembers his visit with her, is spreading word of the university Gravel, Emanuel, Apr. 14, 1895 ALS thanks for memorial addresses of L.Stanford Graves, Laura M., Apr. 17, 1892 ALS read of J.L.Stanford in "Ladies Home Journal" 5 17 Incoming: Gray - Gw, 1887-1902 Gray, George H., Oct. 13, 1895 TLS congratulations Gray, Geo. W., July 1, 1895 ALS sends clipping about court decision Gray, Geo. W., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations, sermon by Bishop Newman Gregory, M.E., Mar. 8, 1894 ALS sent flowers for L. Stanford's grave Grinnell, Jane S. C., 1902 Oct. 21 ALS would like to visit Grissim, J.D., n.d. ANS (Dr. in San Jose) will see her at 3 Gunn, J.A. Jr., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations from alumni (also signed by Ellsworth I. Rich and Arthur Barnhisel) Guthridge, Anna Sterling, Mar. 12, 1896 ALS congratulations, would like to have photo of her Guthridge, Jules, Mar. 6, 1896 TLS congratulations Gwin, Blanche, 1887 Sept. 12 ALS thanks for the gift for her son Gwin, Blanche, n.d. ALS congratulations Gwin, William M., 1893 Aug. 11 ALS will try to retain Mr. Redington in office our of loyalty to Sen. Stanford 6 1 Incoming: Hampton, Wade, 1894-1895 Oct. 25, 1894 ALS thank you for the book June 20, 1895 ALS visiting S.F. n.d. ALS congratulations n.d. ALS sends gourd seeds, will call on her 6 2 Incoming: Harkness, H. W., 1895-1899 June 30, 1895 ALS, thanks for gift, offers his help in any way Dec. 6. 1899 ALS welcome home 6 3 Incoming: Harrison, Benjamin, 1894-1895 1894, Mar. 7 ALS and cvr. thanks for seeing to his comfort while at Stanford U. 1895, Jan. 19 L.S and cvr. thanks for RR pass 6 4 Incoming: Harrison, Caroline S., 1889-1891 Apr. n.d. inscribed calling card and cvr. n.d. accepts lunch date Feb. 2 n.d. she and Pres. accept dinner invitation for May 20 n.d. ALS apologizes for sending letter to forward to Mr. Elliott 1889, Feb. 10 ALS introducing artist James H. Moses 1890, May 12 Mrs. Dimmick accepts invit. for Harrisons 1890, Dec. 14 ALS and cvr. thanks for fruit basket 1890, Dec. 22 ALS and cvr. invitation for Jan. 15 1891, Jan. 7 ALS very casual invitation to informal dinner 1891, Jan. 16 Invit. and cvr. (to meet Mrs. Grant) 1891, Jan. 24 Invit. and cvr. to reception in Blue Room 1891, Jan. 24 Typed note and cvr. calls off reception 1891, Mar. invit. and cvr. 1891, Apr. [2?] ALS visiting in S.F., L.Stanford ill, "call me friend" 1891, Apr. 2 ALS thank you for souvenir 1891, Apr. 26 ALS thanks for wine 1891, Apr. 28 ALS and cvr. sent something she painted 6 5 Incoming: Harrison, Caroline S., 1891 May-1892 1891, May 17 ALS and cvr. thanks for present, recalls visit 1891, June 27 ALS and cvr. thanks for wine 1891, Dec. 24 ALS and cvr. painting on china 1891, Dec. 28 ALS note of introduction 1891, Dec. 29 Invit., cvr., place card and seating chart for luncheon 1892, Jan. 15 ALS and cvr. borrowed sleigh 1892, Feb. 18 ALS and cvr. thanks for book 1892, Mar. 7 ALS and cvr. personal note 1892, Mar. 31 ALS and cvr. has been ill 1892, May 30 L. dictated good bye to J.L.Stanford who is leaving 6 6 Incoming: Harrison, Russell B. (Mr. and Mrs.): 2 acceptances to invitations for Feb. 2 and Apr. 28, 1891 6 7 Incoming: Hauen, Jean, 1886-1892 Jan. 1, 1886 ALS holiday wishes, sends photo of chapel and cross, Dr. Bean has been replaced by Dr. Hough May 26, 1886 ALS re church work in Paris, thanks for Stanfords' assistance Aug. 28, 1892 ALS consolation on death of Mrs. Hewes, his memories of her 6 8 Incoming: Hawley, Edwin, 1902 Jan. 28, 1902 TLS, encloses payment for Mexican International bonds Feb. 3, 1902 TLS, arranging for her return via the southern route Feb. 6, 1902 Tel, will call at 6 Feb. 7, 1902 TLS, transportation arranged, investment advice 6 9 Incoming: Hearst, Phoebe, 1893 n.d. - thanks for the privilege of showing some friends the Stanford collection [in Stanford home] 1893 Jan. 5 ALS. Regrets Mr. Stanford's illness 1893 Jan. 16 ALS. Hopes for Mr. Stanford's complete recovery 6 10 Incoming: Helbing, Ludwig: Letters and bills re purchases in Germany, 1890 6 11 Incoming: Hill, Jennie, 1893-1895 Nov. 24, 1893 ALS thanks for wine Apr. 8, 1895 ALS would like to visit with her July 13, 1895 ALS congratulations n.y. Jan. 30 ALS thanks for pass n.y. Apr. 27 ALS personal n.d. ALS government suit, personal 6 12 Incoming: Hodges, Charles E., 1893-1902 Aug. 26, 1893 ALS regarding employees in the Engine House Oct. 16, 1895 ALS words of support and sympathy Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations on settlement of suit; report of celebration on campus Mar. 17, 1902 ALS instructions on leasing to Sigma Rho Eta 6 13 Incoming: Hogg, Alex. 1895-1896 Oct. 17, 1895 ALS and clips. re government suit Mar. 3, 1896 ALS re successful settlement of suit 6 14 Incoming: Holbrook family, 1895-1896 Holbrook, Mary, Apr. 26, 1895 ALS re her engagement to Samuel Knight Holbrook, Susan M., Sept. 25, [1895?] ALS thanks for gift to her daughter Holbrook, Charles and Susan M., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations on successful settlement of suit Holbrook, Susan M., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on successful settlement of suit and personal notes 6 15 Incoming: Holy Cross Academy, Sister M. Angelica, 2 ALS, seasonal wishes, n.d. 6 16 Incoming: Hook, James, 1893 Aug. 11, 1893 ALS re his poem and 3 printed pamphlets of "Leland Stanford's Dream" Dec. 12, 1893 ALS thanks for her response, religious sentiments 6 17 Incoming: Hooker, John and Isabella Beecher, 1887-1894 Hooker, Isabella Beecher (Mrs. John), Feb. 15, 1887 ALS with 1885 clipping, personal news, condolences, conversational reception Hooker, John, Jan. 19, 1894 ALS with ANS by Isabella Beecher H. condolences, kindergartens in Conn. 6 18 Incoming: Hopkins family, 1893-1895 Hopkins, May, n.d. ALS sorry to hear of illness in Montreal, Lydia's Christmas tree Hopkins, Timothy, Aug. 18, 1893 ALS on money issues Hopkins, Timothy, Oct. 12, 1895 Tel. congratulations on favorable decision 6 19 Incoming: Hubbard, Thomas, 1894-1902 1894 Sept. 11. TLS re Pacific Improvement Co. obligations 1895 May 6. ALS re financial matters 1895 May 9. ALS encloses letter 1895 Dec. 24. TLS re non-purchase of Sacramento Transportation stock, with copy of letter from Chas. G. Lathrop to C.F. Crocker re same, Dec. 13, 1895 1896, Jan. 25. TLS traffic arrangements Monterey-Mexican Gulf RR, etc. 1896 Mar. 30. ALS understood offer to share burden of suit had been declined 1897, Jan. 20. TLS disposal of Mexican International Bonds 1897 Jan. 21. ALS disposal of Mexican International Bonds 1897 Feb. 2. TLS possible extension of Mexican railways. 1900 Jan. 17. Tel. Re P. I. Co. representative 1900 Jan. 18. Tel. Wait until Mr. Douty comes back 1900 Apr. 14. Tel. Re secretary-teasurer of P. I. Co. 1900 Apr. 16 Tel. suggests Lathrop and Green for treasurer and secretary of P. I. Co. 1902 Jan. 28 TLS re. investments. 1902 Nov. 22 ALS will call on her tomorrow Telegrams, some in code with translations, Mar. 4, 1896 - Feb. 5, 1897 and n.d. 6 20 Incoming: Huntington, C. P., 1894-1900 1894, Oct. 30. TL. Re J.L.Stanford's refusal to sign notes. 1894 Sept. 11. ALS and cvr. apology re: business notes (financial) 1895 Aug. 23. TLS Re bonds 1895, Oct. 6. LS. Won't call since she's leaving town 1896 Mar. 25. TL. Re appts. to Guatemala Central RR, with note by J. L. Stanford disapproving. 1897 Apr. 9. TLS Huntington, C.P. et. al. Disapprove J.L.Stanford's request for Wilson as 4th Vice Pres. 1900 May 14. TLS Present for Mrs. Douty 6 21 Incoming: Hurst, John F., 1891-1894 Jan. 27, 1891 ALS new edition of Mrs. Hurst's books Aug. 10, 1893, ALS would like a Leland Stanford Memorial Hall at his university Jan. 19, 1894, ALS personal note 6 22 Incoming: Ha - Han, 1894-1896 Hale, Eugene, Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulations Hall, Chas. E., Mar. 5. 1896 ALS congratulations, sends clippings Hall, Grace Spencer, Jan. 4, 1894 ALS thank you Hall, Grace Spencer, Apr. 9 n.y. ALS her father's health, Searsville road matter Hall, Harry 0., July 4, 1895 ALS congratulations Hamilton, Julia S., Apr. 16, 1895 ALS sends portrait of her father Hamilton, Julia S., Mar. 9, 1896 ALS wants advice, congrats. Hamper, Mary S., n.d. ALS from Leland's teacher of elocution Hancock, Bessie Stanford, n.d. ALS re Stanford genealogy 6 23 Incoming: Har - Hay, 1890-1903 Harriman[?], Mary, May 25, 1903 ALS sorry to have missed a visit Harris, Geo. W., March 3, 1896 ALS congratulations Harrison, Henry, April 11, 1894 ALS praise for Sen. Stanford, hopes to education his boys at University Harrison, Sophie, June 22, 1891 ALS personal and family news Harvey, Sallie E., nd. ALS congratulations on government suit Harvey, Susan M., Oct. 1, 1891 ALS appreciation of opening day ceremonies [Harvey?] Susan M., Dec. 29, 1893 ALS personal Hauson, Annie L., Jul. 23, [1893] ALS condolences Havemeyer, William F., Jan. 6, 1890 ALS and calling card; Mrs. Hewes kind to his brother Hawke and Wetherbee, Feb. 26, 1902 Tel. re package Hawkins, Georgianna D., July 28, 1893 ALS thanks for assistance in getting a job Hay [Mr. and Mrs. John], July 1, 1901 Ptd. formal note acknowledging sympathy on death of son Hayward, A., Sept. 9, 1895 ALS note received 6 24 Incoming: He - Hi, 1887-1896 Hellman, Isaias W., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations Henderson, Grace, n.m. 16, 1887 ALS thanks for $10 and wine Henderson, Grace, Nov. 8, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening day of university Hepworth, George T., n.d. ALS social note Heroy, Newman L., July 5, 1895 ALS J.L.Stanford's jewels donated to Univ., a roommate of D.S. Jordan Herren, Wm. H., July 1, 1895 Tel. congratulations Hewes, Anna Lathrop, Aug. 23, 1888 Tel. birthday greetings Hill, H.C., Nov. 20, 1890 ALS kindergartens, etc. Hill, Thomas, Mar. 5, 1896 ALS congratulations 6 25 Incoming: Ho, 1872-1896 Hodges, Myrtis Charles, Oct. 16, 1895 ALS personal news Hodges, Myrtis Charles, Mar. 10, n.y. ALS personal news Hoffman, J. W., Aug. 3, 1893 ALS asking for photo of Leland Jr. Hoitt, Ira G., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on successful settlement of suit Holtzman, R.O., 1893 note re sale of Washington house (?) Holtzman, R.O., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulations Hooker, J. (Maj. Gen'l.), Sept. 19, 1872 ALS arrangements for visit to Sacramento Hooker, May Osgood, Mar. 1896 ANS on successful settlement of suit Hopkins, E.W., Jul. 1. 1895 Tel. congratulations on Ross decision Hopkins Seaside Lab (Stanford Boarding Club), July 1, 1895 Tel. on successful settlement of suit Houghton, Mr. and Mrs. J.F., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS on successful settlement of suit Houston, Mrs. F. H., July 31, 1893 ALS naming their baby boy "Leland Stanford Houston" 6 26 Incoming: Hu - Hy, 1892-1903 Hubbard, S. Isabelle, Jan. 11, 1893, ALS re receipt of $150 for memorial Hubbard, S. Isabelle, Mar. 5, 1896, ALS with congratulations Hughes, Toby, Dec. 17, 1903, ALS re photo of Gen. Grant Hull, Lizzie, July 10, 1884, ALS re sending her Leland Jr.'s letters Hull, Lizzie, Mar. Mar. 15, 1885, ALS re thinking of her and hopes to see her on return Hulme, Edward M., Mar. 15, 1896 ALS and ptd. poem "In Memoriam L. Stanford, Jr." Hurley, W.J., Dec. 28, 1893 ALS re: verses Hutchings, Mary C., Apr. 20, 1892 ALS sketch of life of J. L. Stanford by Mrs. John A. Logan Huul, Catharine, n.d. ALS social note Hyatt, Francis A., July 5, 1895, ALS classmate of L.Stanford writes to congratulate her on Judge Ross' decision Hyde, James M., Nov. 14, 1894, ALS is grateful for his education Hyde, W.F., Feb. 14, 1898, ALS re lack of drinking water on the Quad 6 27 Incoming: Ingalls, Ethel, 1891-1893 (see also Blair, Ethel Ingalls) Oct. 17, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening of university Jan. 13, 1893 ALS inquires after Leland's health Oct. 3, 1893 ALS personal n.d. ALS sending some verses 6 28 Incoming: I, 1893-1902 I[illegible], [Geo.] H., Mar. 11, 1893 ALS from England, personal S. Ikeda and Co., 1902 Aug. 23 and Sept. 1, ALS to Bertha Berner, re bronzes Mrs. Stanford bought in Japan Iles, Ida M. F., n.d. ALS asking for a favor [missing page 1] Irish, John P., June 30, 1895 ALS congratulations Irish, John P., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations 6 29 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1891-1895 Oct. 23-24, 1891ALS to Camille Leach. Reorganization of Roble Hall. June, 24, 1892 ALS re. first commencement and graduates. Aug. 1, 1892 ALS re. university affairs; visit to Hopkins Seaside Laboratory; new Univ. of Chicago; marriage of Chas. Edward Hodges. June 25, 1893 ALS. sympathy note re. death of Leland Stanford. July 26, 1893 ALS. re. attack on Mrs. Stanford in the Examiner. May 27, 1893 TLS. with encls. re. addition to "The Camp." June 29, 1895 ALS. Re. decision of Court. July 3, 1895 ALS. Number of students in university not being increased. Aug. 4, 1895 ALS. Must trust loyalty of students. Oct. 16, 1895 TEL. Congratulations from students and professors. ca. 1895 ALS [draft]. Raising registration fees. 6 30 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1895-1900 March 2, 1896 Telegram. Congratulations. March 4, 1896 ALS. Invitation to come see the Faculty. Mar. 5, 1898 TLS. re. separate county school district for Stanford. Mar. 23, 1898 Telegram. Unauthorized statement in Chronicle. March 23, 1898 TLS. Mr. Cox associated Stanford with Summer School in Pacific Grove. May 9, 1899 AL. Trustees. May 13, 1899 ALS [with enclosure: Mr. Adams to Dr. Jordan]. Mr. Adams, farmer; leasing land on Stanford property. March 17, 1900 ALS. re. his visits to eastern universities. Sept. 18, 1900 ALS. "Barbara Jordan Library of Birds and Trees" in memory of daughter. Nov. 21, 1900TL Ross a shameless adventurer; would treat Howard as gently as we can Dec. 10, 1900 TN Ross affair; with note in J.L.Stanford's hand 6 31 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1901 August 4, 1901 ALS. Receiving letters from Murren; and Matthew Arnold poem. Oct. 30, 1901 TLS. re. location of engineering bldgs. Nov. 6, 1901 TLS. Mr. Lathrop's desire to not buy from California dealers. Nov. 12, 1901 ALS. Purchase of Tonometer Nov. 15, 1901 ANS. re. Prof. Newcomer's ode for the the Church dedication. Nov. 15, 1901 TLS. expense account for the new Chemical Laboratory of the University of Berlin. Nov. 15, 1901 TLS. re enclosed letter (from J. Abramowsky wanting to be agent for J. L. Stanford in purchasing Mexian relics) Nov. 16, 1901 ALS. Thanks for kind notes. Dec. 11, 1901 ALS. re. Mrs. Stanford's gifts to the university. Dec. 12, 1901 ALS. re. Schmidt affair. Dec. 16, 1901 ALS. Christmas greetings. 6 32 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1902 Jan.- Mar. Jan. 11, 1902 ALS. re. Prof. Pease and the dept. of Latin. Jan. 16, 1902 TLS and encl. re. Student Guild and student guild hospital. Feb. 6, 1902 TLS. What it takes to build up a real University as opposed to a first-rate college. Feb. 11, 1902 ALS. re. trip East. March 1, 1902 Telegram. Leaving for New York. March 19, 1902 ALS. re. German architect, Dr. Max Jaughaundel (?) Mar. 22, 1902 TLS. re. gift of medallion commemorating signing of treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Mar. 26, 1902 TLS. Real University work requires buildings and equipment. Mar. 27, 1902 TLS with encl. re. Jordan's letter to Rev. Heber Newton. Mar. 31, 1902 TLS. re. Mr. Farquhar and Mr. Stanley-Brown visiting Stanford. 6 33 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1902 Apr.- Oct. Apr. 20, 1902 ALS. re. performance of Antigone; law professors "stolen" from Stanford by Univ. of Chicago. April 30, 1902 ALS. re. another professor "bought" by the Univ. of Chicago. May 27, 1902 ALS. re. Prof. Pease affair. May 28, 1902 TLS [with enclosure from Mr. Soule] re. increase in Mr. Soule's salary. June 10, 1902 ALS. re. death of Mr. Nash. June 12, 1902 ALS. Greetings on way to Somoa. Oct. 4, 1902 ALS. re. address to Trustees. Oct. 9, 1902 TLS. re. demolition of Art bldg. given by Mrs. Barron. Oct. 13, TLS. 1902 re. letter of enclosure: espression of good will. Oct. 14, 1902 TLS. re. needs of Columbia College. 6 34 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1902 Nov.- Dec. Nov. 5, 1902 ALS. re. conduct on campus; morals; control of Roble Hall. Nov. 6, 1902 TLS. re. bldg. for YWCA. Nov. 12., 1902 TLS. re. conduct in fraternities and sororities. Nov. 12, 1902 TLS. Acquisition of testing machine for timber [with 2 enclosures: C.B. Wing to Jordan and F. E. Olmsted to Wing]. Nov. 13, 1902 TLS. re. Museum room in new science bldg. Dec. 13, 1902 TLS. Complete list of members of the Faculty. [List not with letter] 6 35 Incoming: Jordan, David Starr, 1903-1904 Mar. 20, 1903 TLS. re. needs of the Engineering depts. Mar. 2, 1904 ALS. re. Dr. Stillman, Dr. Marx, other faculty matters, new baby Mar. 11, 1904 ALS. re. controversy over location of Junior Ball. July 16, 1904 Memo re. use of Leland Stanford Jr. Scholarship. July 22, 1904 TLS. re. Rev. R. J. Campbell. July 26, 1904 TLS. re. Law School. July 27, 1904 TLS. re. Law School. Aug. 11, 1904 ALS. re. appt. of Prof. William James. Aug. 25, 1904 ALS. Entrance examinations beginning; Horace Davis letters. Aug. 25, 1904 TLS. Horace Davis letters. Sept. 5, 1904 ALS. re. Thos Welton Stanford endowed chair in psychology. Sept. 11, 1904 ALS. re size of University, building plan, difficulties for the faculty 6 36 Incoming: J, 1886-1896 James, Charles, Jan. 29 1886 ALS. sending book on economic education Jay, John, May 5, 1890 ALS. thanks for the California wine Jaywith (?), C. A., June 30, 1895 ALS. congratulations, religious sentiments Johnson, E., July 2, 1895 ALS congratulations Jones, Mrs. C. L., July 4, 1895 ALS. offers her services unpaid as matron of Roble Hall Jones, Frank, March 3, 1896 telegram. congratulations Jones, Georgina, n.d. ALS. thanks for flowers, praises the University Judson, Albert L., Aug. 7 [?], 1893 ALS. request for employment with Mrs. Stanford. Judson, Albert L., Sept. 27, 1893 ALS. re. postponement on payment of his loan from Mrs. Stanford. Judson, Maria, March 2, 1896 ALS. congratulations, news of family and friends 7 1 Incoming: Ka - Ki, 1884-1902 Kappa Kappa Gamma, March 2, 1896 telegram [no signature]. Congratulations Keane, John, March 9, 1896 TLS Congratulations Kearney, Denis, July 8, 1893 ALS would like to get back his letters to Sen. Stanford Keesling, F.V., Aug. 27, 1902 ALS re. his history of the passage of the constitutional amendment. Kellogg, Martin, March 3, 1896 ALS congratulations Kellogg, Peter, March 2, 1896 ALS congratulations Keyes, Charles, March 3, 1896 TLS congratulations King, Patrick M., July 10, 1891 ALS encloses sonnet written in their honor Kinkeed, Lizzie, July 13, 1893 ALS plea to help a friend of hers Kinne, Elizabeth D'Arcy, Sept. 8, 1887 ALS thanks for donation to Woman's Relief Corps Kip, Wm. Ingraham to Mrs. Hopkins, March 14, 1884 ALS please convey our sorrow to Mrs. Stanford 7 2 Incoming: Kn - Ku, 1893-1902 Knott, Regina, n.d. ALS thanks for photograph Knox, Mrs. G. R., March 6, 1896 ALS congratulations, news of her father A. L. Downer Kohl, Mary, January 16, 1894 ALS appreciation for kindness on death of her father Kohl, Mrs. William, June 29, 1895; March 3, 1896 2 telegram congratulations Krum, Mrs. Hetty, July 12, 1893 ALS condolences on death of Leland Kruttschnitt, J., March 2, 1896 TLS congratulations Kruttschnitt, J., May 18, 1898 TLS enclosing annual RR pass Kuma, T., Dec. 23, 1902 ALS and 2 encls. encloses his speech and list of Japanese students 7 3 Incoming: Lathrop, Charles, 1893-1895 Aug. 12, 1893 TL re. furniture. Aug. 16, 1893 TL re. payment to workers at Vina; other financial matters Aug. 16, 1893 TL re. payment to workers at VIna. Aug. 18, 1893 TL Payments from estate. Aug. 18, 1893 TL S ign checks for wages to be paid from estate Aug. 22, 1893 TL re financial transaction over tax on brandy Sept. 6, 1893 TLS re. $20,000 loan made to J.L. Stanford by the Nevada Bank. Sept. 6, 1893 TL Withdrawal of brandy. Sept. 6, 1893 TL Payment to Charley Wooster. Sept. 11, 1893 TL re. lease of Gwin Ranch to J.M. Stora. [probably J.M. Stone] Oct. 12, 1895 Telegram. re. court decision. 7 4 Incoming: Lathrop, Charles, 1901 Aug. 6, 1901 Telegram re. Mexican Int. RR. Aug. 7, 1901 TLS re. Pacific Improvement Co.; finance; labor troubles in city. Nov. 4, 1901 TLS Salviati and Co. Nov. 14, 1901 ALS re. Mr. Loeser's request for soil fill for his campus residence. Nov. 19, 1901 TLS re. carpentry work on the Natural Sciences bldg. Dec. 11, 1901 TLS Mexican International RR 4% bonds. Dec. 16, 1901 TEL [With 2 enclosures] Price of Mexican International RR Bonds. Dec. 19, 1901 TLS re. mosaics in Church and museum; financial matters. Dec. 23, 1901 TLS re. construction of Memorial Church; opening of [Stanford?] Inn. Dec. 26, 1901 TL Financial. Dec. 26, 1901 Coded Telegram Dec. 27, 1901 Telegram [to Bertha Berner]. Success of previous telegram. Dec. 27, 1901 TLS financial; personal; J. L. Stanford's operation for wens. Dec. 30, 1901 TLS Amount in banks. Dec. 30, 1901 Telegram Manhattan American Cotton. 7 5 Incoming: Lathrop, Charles, 1902 Jan.-Apr. Jan. 14, 1902 Telegram. Measurements for bedroom. Jan. 14, 1902 TLS financial matters; Memorial Church construction and other construction on campus. Jan. 16, 1902 TLS window screens, leave terrace contract until you return, certificate of deposit received Jan. 17, 1902 Telegram re. draperies Jan. 20, 1902 Telegram re. deed from Mrs. McCann. Jan. 20, 1902 Coded Telegram Jan. 20, 1902 TLS Financial. Jan 21-Feb. 8, 1902 telegrams (some in code) re financial matters, Paoletti drawings, business travel Feb. 20, 1902 TLS [with 2 enclosures] re. financial matters. Apr. 18, 1902 TLS re. inspection visit to Vina Ranch; construction on campus; Madrono Hall. April 29, 1902 TLS re. copies of cablegrams involving Salviati and Co. 7 6 Incoming: Lathrop, Charles, 1902 May- Sept. May 1, 1902 TLS personal; Ah Wing returned. May 8, 1902 TLS Hawaiian curios; Heber Newton; mosaics; construction on campus; opinion on Jordan; Memorial Church. May 16, 1902 TLS re. Memorial Church; dismissal of Prof. Pease; water carnival on Lake Lagunita. July 25, 1902 TLS Assuming power of attorney over Charles through Bank of California. Sept. 11, 1902 TLS Leasing of land for Phi Kappa Psi. Sept. 22, 1902 TLS Wholesale Druggists convention visiting Memorial Church. Sept. 22, 1902 TLS re. purchase of Japanese bronze lanterns. Sept. 23, 1902 TLS re. administration of museum collections. 7 7 Incoming: Lathrop, Charles, 1902 Oct.- Nov. Oct. 6, 1902 TLS re. payment of Jennie S. Lathrop tuition bill. Oct. 6, 1902 Tel. re hauling her RR car east Oct. 7, 1902 TLS re. Stanford's Albany, New York, property; bronze doors for church. Oct. 8, 1902 TLS re. contracts (Salviati and Co.) and agreements (Dunsmuir and Pacific Improvement Co.) Oct. 9, 1902 TLS re. Stanford private RR car; construction on campus; Sacramento Stanford residence; Memorial Church. Oct. 12, 1902 Telegram Lowest estimate for new house. Oct. 13, 1902 TLS re. dogs at Palo Alto residence; J. L. Stanford's will; possible rental of some Palo Alto property. Oct. 14, 1902 TLS re. Pacific Improvement Co. finances. Oct. 21, 1902 TLS re. additions to Memorial Church; Memorial Court; sale of Stock Farm horses; issue re. use of Assembly Hall; construction of the gymnasium. Oct. 23, 1902 TLS re granite pedestals for statues in Memorial Court. Oct. 24, 1902 TLS personal; financial. Oct. 27, 1902 Telegram re. Scribners and Sons. Oct. 27, 1902 TLS Book publishers; personal. Oct. 28, 1902 TLS Lamps; furniture for Memorial Church. Oct. 29, 1902 TLS with encl. Mr. I. W. Hellman and last address by Mrs. Stanford; personal. Nov. 3, 1902 TLS re. lamps, financial matters n.d. Telegram re. lamps. 7 8 Incoming: Lathrop, Henry C., 1892 June 16, 1892, ALS re. illness of Mr. Nash in London. June 17, 1892 ALS re. Illness of Nash. June 28, 1892 ALS re. illness of Nash; family matters. July 5, 1892 ALS re. money received, Nash recovering, July 6, 1892 ALS re. illness of Nash; family matters. July 11, 1892 ALS re. recovery of Nash. Aug. 19, 1892 ALS re. don't come until the weather is cooler 7 9 Incoming: Lathrop family, 1890-1905 Lathrop, Ariel, May 17, 1895 telegram does not accept position Lathrop, E.B.C., n.d. ALS family history and list of articles presented to Museum (incl. Lathrop family tree) Lathrop, Elsie K., Sept. 10, 1905 ALS requesting assistance in getting an education Lathrop, Mrs. Jane A., Sept. 4 1882 invitation to Jane A. Lathrop's funeral in Albany, NY Lathrop, Jennie S., Oct. 28, 1894 ANS personal Lathrop, Leland, Aug. 21, 1892 ALS death of Aunt Anna Rowell, Betsy Lathrop, Nov. 2, 1890 ALS sends pictures of her children 7 10 Incoming: Lawton, 1902-1904 Lawton, Jennie Lathrop Oct. 1, 1902 ALS re. article on Lathrop genealogy in Albany newspaper. Lawton, Jennie Lathrop n.d. ALS couldn't visit because of illness Lawton, Geo. P. May 3, 1902 ALS re. Shields genealogy Lawton, Geo. P. Mar.7, 1904 ALS re. admission of son to Stanford University 7 11 Incoming: Leib, S. F., 1900-1903 Mar. 17, 1900 A.N.S. and cvr. re: will March 21, 1900 TLS re trustee matter, water in a field March 24, 1900 TLS re new well March 30, 1900 TLS re his schedule November 20, 1901 TLS re unnamed business matter December 12, 1901 TLS re carrying out her wishes in regard to grants Dec. 30, 1901 ALS re business matters, glad she is feeling well March 17, 1902 TLS re purchasing Gill law library March 22, 1902 TLS re purchasing Gill law library March 26, 1902 TLS re Gill law library, getting power from Portola Reservoir, his success in different legal case April 9, 1902 TLS re purchase of Gill law library July 14, 1902 TLS re received her instructions re burials in arboretum August 18, 1902 TLS [w/ enclosure: Leib to Charles Lathrop, Aug. 18, 1902 and letter to Leib, Aug., 1902] re sale of land in Alameda County Sept. 25, 1902 ALS re visiting University on Oct. 6 Oct. 21, 1902 ALS re praise for her address to trustees December 2, 1903 ALS re death of Mr. Bowman, university running well 7 12 Incoming: Lippincott, S.J. (Grace Greenwood), 1885-1896 Jan. 1 1885 ALS and cvr. visit to Florence, house where Leland Jr. died (Hotel de La Paix), hardships, daughter ready for operatic debut but no money Feb. 22, 1885 ALS asks job for husband Apr. 14, 1885 ALS Annie to make debut in Trieste Aug. 1, 1885 ALS photos of Stanfords Feb. 23, 1887 ALS earthquake, University, Annie's illness Jan 18, 1888 ALS her proposal for biography of Leland Jr., has adopted Christian Science Dec. 8, 1889 ALS personal Mar. 24, 1893 ALS encloses note from Mrs. Burnett Nov. 27, 1894 ALS her health, daughter's marriage, praise for Jane Feb. 3, 1896 ALS recommends spiritual healer Miss Susie Clark March 3, 1896 ALS congratulations on court verdict 7 13 Incoming: Little Sisters of the Poor, Washington, DC, 1893-1894 7 14 Incoming: Logan, John A. Jr., 1886-1893 Feb 2 1892 ALS personal greetings Jan. 16, 1893 LS sending her clipping, hopes Senator is better Feb. 8, 1893 ALS avoids stock speculation and politics 7 15 Incoming: Logan, Mary S. (Mrs. John A. Logan, Sr.), 1886-1893 Dec. l9, 1886 ALS Gen. Logan suffering from rheumatism, charity affair [Dec. 1886?] charity for hospital Aug. 24, 1887 recovering from accident (stepped on by horse), son in Ohio Dec. 25, 1887 thanks for flowers, anniversary of her husband's death May 12, 1890 holding "Garden Fete" for Garfield Hospital at her home n.d. card hopes to see her soon n.d. introducing Albert Hall 7 16 Incoming: La, 1889-1896 Lachlan, J. M., Aug. 26, 1889 ALS has sent case of wine Lane, [S. C.], March 4, 1896 ALS congratulations Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham, n.d. Calling card. pencil note on back: "Doctor says Mama has intermittent fever has not yet been out of bed today" Lansing, [?] P., March 2, 1896 Telegram Congratulations. Lansing, Gerrit, n.d. Calling cards. Lansing, Mary, Feb. 25, [?]ALS re grief at loss of her son Lansing, Mary, n.d. please come to Century Club meetings Larger, Edward, March 20, 1896 telegram congratulations Largez, Edward, Feb. 9, 1896 ALS personal greetings, thanks for assistance in getting position Latham, Mollie, July 9, n.y. ALS letter of sympathy on death of Gov. Stanford Laurie, Annie (The Examiner), n.d. ALS [with enclosure: Letter from Stanford student with praise for the Stanfords and the University] 7 17 Incoming: Le - Li, 1890-1896 Leach, Camilla, Oct 21, 1891 ALS re Roble Hall management Leach, Camilla to D. S. Jordan, Oct. 23, 1891 ALS is resigning her position Ledyard, Dr. F. K., June 4th, 1895 ALS letter of praise Leech, Samuel, March 14, 1896 ALS congratulations, Stanford a great man Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. J.G., July 12, 1895 ALS support for her cause, plan to give addition to botanic collection of Pacific Coast conifers Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. J.G., Feb. 8, 1896 ALS Jane as a notable woman, invitation to their home Leonard, Elizabeth, Oct. 20, 1890 ALS re Lathrop family items she has Leonard, [M.] Helena, Nov. 26? ALS recommends Berkshire Inn Liegenfuss, C.O., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations Livingston, Frances, Nov. 30, 1893 ALS thoughts on her bereavement 7 18 Incoming: Lo - Lu, 1888-1903 Loeb, Wm. Jr. (sec. to Theodore Roosevelt), May 30, 1903 LS thanks from President Loeb, Wm. Jr., July 30, 1903 TLS and cvr. thanks for copies of her addresses Loeser, Robert M., Nov. 13, 1901 ALS re soil for his lot on campus Loomis, R.A., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Loranger, Mrs. F., Feb. 14, 1896 ALS loss of loved ones is greater sorrow than life of poverty Lothrop, Mrs. Harriet C., Dec. 12, 1902 ALS re Lothrop genealogy Lothrop, Harriett M., March 22, 1894 ALS not embittered by her lack of support, has sold publishing company Loubat, Joseph Florimond, duc de, Sept. 25, l892 ALS books, etc. for L.S.J.U., prizes established Louchard, Alice J. et. al., Dec. 28, 1888 ALS thank you from students of Prof. Elwood's Singing School in Menlo Park Loveland, Jane E., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations Lusk, F. C., January 5, 1895 ALS received RR pass, congratulations, offers assistance at Vina 7 19 Incoming: McCarthy, Helena, 1893-1896 November 12, 1893 ALS social news (Mrs. Hearst, the Leiter's, Clevelands) Dec. 21, 1894 ALS Christmas greetings May 3, 1895 ALS encloses clipping [Washington Evening Star May 1, 1895] Aug. 1, 1895 ALS thanks for kind thoughts, Mrs. Stewart's bicycle riding March 4, 1896 ALS Mar. 4, 1896 ALS brother John, congratulations on government suit 7 20 Incoming: McCarthy, John B., 1893-1896 July 27, 1893 ALS portraits and statues being shipped July 28, 1893 ALS son born Wednesday morning, named him Leland Stanford McCarthy, hopes to continue as her friend Oct. 1, 1894 ALS re published Memorial Addresses on Leland Stanford Jan. 1, 1895 ALS sending photo of son Mar. 2 1896 ALS congratulations on Government suit Dec. 19, n.y.Fragment. 7 21 Incoming: McIntyre, H. W., 1893 Aug. 6, 1893 TLS Vina Ranch: Financial. Aug. 6, 1893 TLS Vina Ranch: Financial. Aug. 22, 1893 TLS Financial re. payment to Vina Ranch employees [with enclosures: McIntyre to C. Lathrop 1893 Aug. 15 and list of Vina employees and their salaries] Sept. 4 1893 TLS with statement re Vina employees Sept. 5, 1893 TLS reassigning workers at Vina Ranch to pick grapes Sept. 5, 1893 TLS list of men sent into vineyards 7 22 Incoming: McKee, Mary Harrison, 1891-1894 n.d, ALS sends handkerchiefs and gloves n.d. ALS Mrs. Hines leaving n.d. ALS accepts invitation for May 20 dinner Apr. 26, [1891] ALS and cvr. accepts invitation May 4, 1891 ALS and cvr. stay in California has been delightful n.d. ALS accepts invitation, Mrs. Harrison at painting lesson Mar. 17, 1892 ALS endorsement of Lucy Fletcher Jan. 26, 1893 ALS death of Mrs. Harrison April 15, 1894 ALS enjoyed her stay at the University 7 23 Incoming: McNally, Father J. B., 1894-1895 June 19, 1894 ALS Feast of St. Aloysius day of L.Stanford's death; Dec. 27, 1894 ALS religious discussion Apr. 10, 1895 ALS religious discussion Dec. 30, 1895 ALS mistaken idea that Leland Jr. was a baptised Catholic. 7 24 Incoming: Mead, Larkin G., 1890-1901 Dec. 26, 1890 ALS choice of marble for group statue, cost $8000 Jan. 6, 1894 ALS condolences on death of Sen. Stanford, statue ready to be reproduced in marble Dec. 20, 1901 ALS hopes the family group in bronze arrived safely 7 25 Incoming: Mills, Susan [President of Mills College], 1903-1904 Jan. 25, 1903 ALS congratulations on Memorial Church June 1, 1904 TLS would like a meeting to talk over educational ideas July 9, 1904 TLS would like to talk about co-education 7 26 Incoming: Morrill family, 1891-1893 Morrill, Justin S., Apr. 19, 1893 ALS thanks for roses on 83rd birthday Morrill, Ruth S. (Mrs. Justin), Jan. 3 1891 ALS social Morrill, Ruth S. (Mrs. Justin), Apr. 5, 1893 thanks for flowers Morrill, Ruth S. (Mrs. Justin), July 10, 1893 condolences 7 27 Incoming: Morton, Harriet M. (Mrs. J. M. Morton), 1893-1896 Dec. 30, 1893 ALS season's greetings, condolences Dec. 30, 1894 ALS son in Pioneer Class Jan. 1896 ALS season's greetings, news of her son Feb. 3 1896 congratulations 7 28 Incoming: Murch, Chauncy, 1902-1904 April 17, 1902 TL re art works being shipped; reminiscences of his visit with her in Egypt January 5, 1904 TLS saw that she was returning to Egypt March 26, 1904 TLS thanks for the favor and good wishes for her journey 7 29 Incoming: McCana - McE, 1893-1902 McCana, Jan. 17, 1902 Telephone message re. when to meet McClatchy, Mrs. James, Mar. 3, 1896 Telegram congratulations McClure, Margaret M., Nov. 29, 1893 and Aug. 28, 1895 ALS social and personal notes McCoppin, Frank, May 23 [1893 or earlier] ALS personal McCoppin, Frank, July 1, 1895 ALS Letter of congratulations McCudden, Jas. W., Mar. 4, 1896 ALS congratulations McCullough, Mary, Jan. 17, 1895 -Mar. 4, 1896 ALS (4) congratulations and personal notes McCullough, [?], March 3, 1896 ALS Congratulations McElroy, Eliose, Jul. 14, 1894 ALS appreciated visit to campus McElroy, Wm. H., [Jul.] 1894 ALS appreciated visit to campus 7 30 Incoming: McK - McN, 1883-1898 McKay, John, Aug. 8, 1893 ALS Request for money McKay, John, Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. Congratulations MacKay, John W., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. Congratulations Mackay, John W., February 12, 1898 TLS re selling interests in Pacific Coast Railroads MacKay, John [W.], Sept. 18, 1898 ALS re: has not the time to visit University Mackay, Louise Hungerford, Feb. 17, 1889 ALS and cvr. introducing Lord Chesterfield Mackay, Marie L., Nov. 6, 1883 ALS re: making her "car" available to Stanfords in Paris McKenna, Jim [?], July 15, 1893 ALS re legal matter Mackenzie, Lydia A., n.d. ALS congratulations on court decision McKinstry, Laura Livingston, Mar. 4, 1896 ALS congratulations on court decision McLean, Emily Beale (Mrs. John R.), n.d. ALS and cvr. introducing Lord and Lady Randoph Churchill McLean, J.R., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulations McNeill, Mrs. K.M., Feb. 9, 1896 ALS congratulations, personal news 7 31 Incoming: Ma, 1890-1899 Madden, Jerome, Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations Manderson, Charles F., May 15, 1890 ALS encloses dinner card on which he has written Pres. Harrison's toast to Gen. Sherman Manning, A. W., May 1, [1895] and May 26, 1895 ALS re donation of writings of E. Swedenborg to library Mansfield, Edith, Dec. 1, 1895 ALS expresses her gratitude for year at Stanford Marimott [?], F., July 12, 1893 TLS requests his bill be paid Markham, Mary A., Sept. 19, 1891 ALS thanking her for her kind letter Martin, Father, Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulations Martin, Mrs. Mabel, June 30, 1895 ALS re: Miss Minkler as companion Martin, V.B., Dec. 17, 1890 ALS will be offering mass for Leland and Leland Jr. [Matthews], Mary K., Mar. 20, 1896 ALS congratulations Maynard, Elizabeth P., May 18, 1899 ALS sending her two old letters 7 32 Incoming: Me - Mi, 1890-1901 Merchant, R. H., July 5, 1893 ALS needs his papers back that he recently sent to Mr. Stanford Metcalf, John W., Mar. 5, 1896 ALS taught piano and harmony at Roble, gave 1st concert Miller, E.W., June 30, 1895 and Mar. 5, 1896 ALS congratulations Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, n.d. ALS congratulations Miller, Walter, July 18, 1893 ALS Leland Jr.'s collection arrived at museum Milne, Robert Duncan, July 17, 1893 ALS re his memorial poem Mitchell, Mrs. Alex, Aug. 25 n.y. ALS congratulations on government suit 7 33 Incoming: Mo - Mu, 1893-1902 Moffat, Edmund J., Oct. 13, 1895 ALS congratulations Montgomery, W.R., May 26, 1896 ALS package received [Morchetti], Ferdinando, July 27 ALS painted portrait of L. Stanford wants money or picture back Morrison, Angela, Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations Mortimer, John, Jan. 18, 1894 ALS and poem "In Memoriam" Morton, Anne, n.d. ANS thank you Morton, Levi P., May 13 ALS unable to accept invitation [Mott], Edward Marshall, Jan. 27, 1896 ALS letter of support Mott [?], L. C. [The Bancroft Company], July 7, 1893 ALS sending mourning paper Mullan, R. W., Oct. 17 [1891] ALS re opening of university Muller, Mary, Feb. 19, 1902 Telegram announces a death Murray, E.N. et. al. (Stanford students in northwest),Oct. 15, 1895 Tel. congratulations Mutsu, M. (Japanese Legation), n.d. LS postpones dinner Mutsu, Riyo (Japanese Legation), n.d. LS and cvr. daughter has recovered 7 34 Incoming: Nash, Herbert C., 1889-1902 Oct. 23, 1889 Tel. re: L. Stanford's transportation to reception Mar. 4, 1896 Tel. and ALS storm at Santa Barbara; heard good news on legal suit Nov. 21, 1901 ALS Thanks for theater tickets March 27, 1902 ALS On his health 7 35 Incoming: Newman, 1893-1895 Newman, A. E., Dec. 23, 1884 ALS thanks for gift; religious thoughts Newman, A. E., 1893 ALS expression of their friendship Newman, A. E., April 20, 1894 ALS re travels Newman, A. E., July 12, 1894 ALS travel news; religious thoughts Newman, John P., Mar. 18, 1893 ALS re exercise equipment he sent her Newman, John P., Oct. 14, 1895 ALS congratulations, wife with Mrs. Grant at Saratoga Newman, John P., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations 7 36 Incoming: Notre Dame Academy, Cincinnati, Ohio (Sister Lidgate), 1890-1891 Dec. 20, 1890 has left Washington for Cincinnati Feb. 23, 1891 sends satchel she has made 7 37 Incoming: Notre Dame Convent, San Jose, CA, 1894-1896 Sister Bernardine, 1894 Jan. 15 ALS Jennie happy at school, encloses poem by another Sister Sister Bernardine, July 24, 1894 ALS thanks for RR pass Sister Bernardine, 1894 July 22 ALS praises life in convent Sister Bernardine, 1894 Dec. 10 ALS news of Jennie, seasonal greetings Sister Bernardine, Jan 4, 1895 ALS thanks for RR pass Sister Bernardine, 1895 Mar. 11 ALS re seeing Father Serra monument and efforts to build school in Monterey Sister Bernardine, Mar. 16 1895 ALS sends prayer cards Sister Bernardine, July 1, 1895 congratulations on legal suit Sister Mary of St. Teresa Jan. 20, 1895 ALS Jennie wishes to be baptized, please advise Sisters of Notre Dame, San Jose Mar. 5. 1896 ALS Sister M. Bernardine gone east 7 38 Incoming: Notre Dame Convent, Washington, DC, 1890-1891 Sister Clare, Dec. 18, 1890 ALS personal Sister Josephine of the B.S., Dec. 18, 1890 ALS thank you Sister Josephine of the B.S., Dec. 1890 ALS sends book chosen by Sister Clare Dec. 18, 1890 ALS general thank you from convent Sr. Josephine, Jan. 5, 1891 thank you note for Sister Clare Jan. 23, 1891 Sr. Clare re: Madonna given by Stanfords; Sr. Josephine of the B.S. re: same and personal Sr. Clare, Jan. 29, 1891 L.Stanford's accident Sr. Clare, Mar. 7, 1891 Sr. Clare, Mar. 12, 1891 asks about J.L.Stanford's birthday and addresses Sr. Clare, Dec. 14, 1893 ALS re own health, religious sentiments 8 1 Incoming: N, 1891-1898 National Council of Women, Oct. 1895 TL with ticket, program, subscription, souvenir etc.; circ. letter signed by Mary Lou Dickinson re Pioneer Reunion on 80th birthday of Elizabeth Cady Stanton Neimeyer, W.G., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Newcomer, A.G., Mar. 4, 1896 ALS announcement of exercises for Founders' Day; Newcomer, A.G., Aug. 25, 1898 typed poem to J.L.Stanford on her seventieth birthday Nichols, William F., Mar. 6, 1896 ALS congratulations Nicholson, Watson et.al. (Stanford Club of Harvard), Mar. 14, 1896 LS congratulations Noble, Mr. and Mrs. John W., Jan. 31, [1891] AL withdraw invitation because of death of Sec. of Treasury Nordhoff, Lida, January 2, 1894 and Dec. 22, 1895 ALS personal news Notre Dame Convent, Columbus, Sister Lidwine, Dec. 21, 18[93?] ALS Christmas greetings, appreciation for help given by Stanfords to the school in D.C. run by Sisters of Notre Dame 8 2 Incoming: O, 1895-1902 [Ochellini], Thomas P., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations Ohara, Henlly Shoichi, May 16, 1902 ALS S.U. alum offers services during J.L.Stanford's visit to Japan Olney, Richard, May 27, 1895 TLS Acknowledgement for receiving Stanford Quad Olney, Richard, Dec. 24 n.y. ANS social note O'Neil, J. L., March 23 n.y. ALS will call on Monday morning Osborne, Henry Z., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulations Owen, Mrs. J.J., Feb. 12, 1896 ALS editor of "A Gallery of California Women" wants interview 8 3 Incoming: Pelton, J. C., 1895-1896 June 29, 1895 ALS congratulations Mar. 2, 1896 TLS congratulations Mar. 6, 1896 TLS reminiscences of Leland Stanford and praise for Jane, with typed poem 8 4 Incoming: Perkins, George C., 1896-1898 Mar. 2, 1896, Tel. re congratulations Mar. 11, 1898 TLS re: statue of Leland Stanford for Statuary Hall of National Capitol, encloses ALS Mar. 3, 1898 Justin S. Morrill to Geo. C. Perkins re same 8 4.1 Incoming: Phillips, Welton J., 1895-1896 1895 June 3 ALS wishes to see Mrs. Stanford 1895 June 11 ALS expresses gratitude for her help, offers his to her in re government suit 1895 June 29 ALS congratulations 1896 Mar. 2 ALS congratulations 8 5 Incoming: Pringle, Edward J., 1897 Jan. 11, 189[7] TL re: passage of bills for relief of University and fees Apr. 27, 1897 ALS re: his fees May 3, 1897 signed receipt for fees May 5, 1897 "revenge upon Gov. Budd" 8 6 Incoming: Pa, 1888-1903 Palmer, Burton M., calling card and holograph poem "Victory" Mar. 1896 Park, Alma A., Mar. 13, 1896; July 9, [1897] ALS Parker, Mrs. Julia, Oct. 28, 1893 ALS including poems Patten, Mary Elizabeth, Dec. 5, 1888; Mar. 1896 ANS Patterson, Alma, May 23, 1895 ALS Patton, Francis L., Feb. 5, 1902 ALS invitation to Princeton 8 7 Incoming: Pe, 1888-1903 Peeler, Mary E., Jan. 2, 1894 ALS sympathy [Peers], Alexander, May 28, 1895 ALS [Peet], R.B., [July, 1895]; Mar. 7, 1896 ALS [Pellet], K.A., July 10, 1893 and July 15, 1893 ALS Penny, George Barlow, July 25, 190[3] ALS with encl.: The Chimes of Lincoln Cathedral Perkins, B. H., Aug. 7, 1893 ALS request for money to help support his newspaper Pettibone, W.H., July 10, 1895 ALS congratulations 8 8 Incoming: Ph - Po, 1890-1896 [Phelon, W.P.], July 2, 1895 ALS Pierce, Margaret C., January 5, 1893 ALS Pinkham, Dr. and Mrs., Oct. 12, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening of university Pittenger, Mary D [Poor Mary], Dec. 27, 1893 TLS "America" copy of picture; Pittenger, Mary D [Poor Mary], Dec. 1894 TL Pixley, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M., n.d. AN on calling card Platt, Mrs. I.M., Mar., 1894 ALS daughter to be married Pond, Mrs. A.L., n.d. invitation for Feb. 8 Porter, David D., May 12, 1890 LS social regrets Powers, Thos. L., Mar. 9, 1896 ALS 8 9 Incoming: Pr - Pu, 1890-1902 Pracht, Max (American Protective Tariff League), Mar. 11, 1896 TLS with C.C. and pledge re: L. Stanford's signed pledge [Prather], Mary E., Feb. 25, 1895 ALS turn vineyards into raisin land, evils of wine Preston, Harriet Waters, Mar. 3, 1896 ALS to D.S. Jordan Prior, Frank E., Mar. 9, 1895 ALS thanks Proctor, R., May 23, 1890 and July 15 1890 TLS and ALS Pryor, Sara A., Jan. 16 - Mar. 17, 1896 ALS (3) Puckett, Mary C., Jan. 20, 1891 ALS with poem by her son Putnam, Alfred, April 29, 1902 ALS 8 10 Incoming: Quayle, W. A., ALS, July 11, 1893 8 11 Incoming: Reid, Elizabeth Mills and Whitelaw Reid, 1902-1903 Reid, Elizabeth Mills, Oct. 21, 1902 and Feb. 23, 1903 ALS Both social notes Reid, Whitelaw, Oct. 13, 1902 TLS re appointment to Board of Trustees Reid, Whitelaw, Oct. 21, 1902 TLS re documents for appointment Reid, Whitelaw, Mar. 30, 1903 ALS re visit, memo Reid, Whitelaw, June 13, 1903 TL re letters received and sent 8 12 Incoming: Robertson, Mrs., 1892-1896 July 19, 1892 ALS re: Mrs. Hewes illness June 21, 1894 ALS sympathy June 21, 1895 ALS sympathy July 1, 1895 ALS congratulations Mar. 3, 1896 ALS congratulations 8 13 Incoming: Romer, Cecile, 1895-1896 [May?] 1895 ALS re their friendship and Romer's business affairs Nov. 1895 ALS re ointment for horses Mar. 2, 1896 ALS congratulations 8 14 Incoming: Ra - Re, 1893-1896 Ramsey, Anne B. (Mrs. Wm. H.?), n.d. ALS (2) thank you Ramsey, Wm. H., Jr., Mar. 4, 1896 ALS Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H., Jr., n.d. ALS California visit from Port Washington Randall, H. F., Aug. 1, 1893 ALS Rawlins, James, Aug. 30, 1893 ALS Redding, ? [Mrs. Clements' nephew], Dec. 31, 1896 ALS re. her dismissal from Roble Hall Redstone, A. E., Aug. 2, 1893 ALS Reid, [S.?] L., n.d. ALS Requa, Mr. and Mrs., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. Retail Merchants Protective Assn. of Palo Alto et. al. (Tom Kemp), Mar. 2, 1896 TLS 8 15 Incoming: Ri, 1893-1896 Rich, A.G., Jan. 18, 1895 ALS thanks for passes Rich, Louise C., Jan. 19, 1895 ALS thanks, etc. Richardson, Lucy S., Oct. 14, 1894 ALS re the University Riggs and Co., Aug. 9, 1893 and Sept. 1, 1893 ALS Riggs, Kate G., Feb. 1891 ALS and cvr. sending poem by Mrs. Richard Lowell Riordan, W. O., January 4, 1895 and Mar. 2, 1896 ALS Riordan, Archbishop, n.d. Telegram Merry Christmas [Rixley or Riply], Mrs. M.F.W., Jan. 27, 1896 ALS 8 16 Incoming: Ro - Ry, 1887-1902 Roble Hall, n.d. card and cvr. congratulations Roe, Harriet W., Sept. 20, n.y. ALS from niece of Dot Covert; death of Auntie Dot's husband Sept. 19 Romero, Matias, Feb. 23, 1887 ALS accepts invitation [Rospigliosil] Marie Princess, July 8, 1902 ALS and cvr. estate built by Pope Clement IX, friends at London coronation, death of Mm. Di Cesnola Ross, Mrs. Albert E., Jul. 2, 1895 and Mar. 2, 1896 ANS congrats Ryan, E.B., Mar. 3, 1896 ALS 8 17 Incoming: St. Joseph's Convent, Sacramento, CA (Sisters of Mercy), 1891-1896 1891 Nov. 17 ALS thanks for donation, signed by Sister M. Vincent 1895 June 21 ALS sympathy on anniversary of her loss, signed by Sisters of Mercy 1896 Feb. l0 ALS welcome home, signed by Sister M. Liguori 1896 Mar. 3 ALS congratulations, signed by Sisters of Mercy 8 18 Incoming: Salisbury, Dr. J. W., 1893 May 11, 1893 ALS May 15, 1893 ALS May 23, 1893 ALS n.d. ALS regarding Leland Stanford's health April 21, 1893 ANS (prescription) 8 19 Incoming: Sartoris, Nellie Grant (daughter of U. S. Grant), 1889-1902 n.d. AN thank you note Feb. 15, 1889 ALS in mourning and cannot visit Aug. 23, 1902 ptd. wedding announcement for Vivien Sartoris Nov. 28, 1902 ALS mother better Dr. Gardner, visit of J.L.Stanford 8 20 Incoming: Smith, N. T., 1883-1895 May 5, 1883 ANS to J.S. Cone contract for purchase of Gerke Ranch March 7, 1892 ALS personal Mar. 9, 1893 Tel. birthday greetings July 27, 1893 ALS Sept. 23, 1893 ALS Dec. 23, 1893 ALS and T copy June 29, 1895 ALS Oct. 12, 1895 Tel. 8 21 Incoming: Speyer, 1902 Speyer, James [Speyer and Co.], Jan. 31, 1902 and Oct. 17, 1902 Speyer and Co., Feb. 6, 1902; Feb. 20, 1902; and Feb. 21, 1902[copies of telegrams] Speyer and Co., Nov. 25, 1902 ALS 8 22 Incoming: Stanford, Helen (Mrs. Josiah Stanford), 1892-1895 July 27, 1892 ALS personal and family news, Joe building hay barn and fermenting cellar, etc. Aug. 7, 1892 death of Anna May 7, 1893 ALS inquires after Leland's health, Joe's been sick Sept. 13, [1893] ALS praises Jane's work with University, details her own financial difficulties November 26, [1893] ALS regarding efforts on behalf of Mrs. Bigelow Dec. 12, [1893] ALS worried for Jane's health June 19, 1895 ALS, explains why she couldn't come to Menlo n.d. [1893?] sympathy for little Jennie 8 23 Incoming: Stanford family, 1884-1901 Stanford, Gertrude T., Oct. 30, 1894 and Feb. 6, 1896 ALS Stanford, Jane Eliza (Mrs. Charles), Jan. 18, 1895 ALS thanks Stanford, Jeremiah, Dec. 15, 1901 ALS Inquiring about possible relation to family Stanford, Josiah, May 31, ALS 1898 Resignation letter Stanford, Leland, Oct. 20, 1884 Tel. re. people to invite to dinner Stanford, Philip W., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. 8 24 Incoming: Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, n.d. June 20 ALS bird collection Nov. 28 ALS Woman's Bible, birthday celebration 8 25 Incoming: Stewart, William M. (photocopies from originals at Nevada Historical Society), 1894-1895 June 23, 1894 TLS re government suit, with enclosure: letter signed by senators in support of J. L. Stanford, June 23, 1894 May 8, 1895 TL re. payment of debt to Mrs. Stanford 8 26 Incoming: Sa - Sc, 1889-1902 St. Joseph's Asylum, Wash. DC, Sister Euphrasia, Mar. 30, 1892 ALS sorry J.L.Stanford can't visit orphanage [Orphan Boys of St. Joseph's Asylum]. St. Joseph's Asylum, Wash. DC, Sister Euphrasia, n.d. Poem to Mrs. Stanford [Samfisow], Emma, July 30, 1893 ALS Savage [M.] J., Jan. 29, 1902 ALS social Sawyer, Lorenzo S.B., Mar. 3, 1896 ANS Scanlon, P., Jan. 4, 1894 ALS thanks for pass Scanlon, P., Mar. 3 1896 congratulations Schlieffel[in?], Louise Shepard, Apr. 23, 1893 ALS Schliemam, Sophie, Jul. 4, 1891 ALS death of husband Schofield, J.M., [Jan.] 4, 1889 ANS thanks for sympathy Scott, Irving M., July 15, 1898 ALS 8 27 Incoming: Se - Shaw, 1893-1903 [Selal], Gregoire, March 7, 1903 ALS Selby, Elena [Atherton], Mar. 3, 1896 ALS Seward, Olive Risley, Sept. 25, 1893 ALS, cvr. and clip. condolence, death of father H.A. Risley Sexton, [?] E., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS Shaen, Jacob, Mar. 4, 1896 ANS Sharp, Josephine, Nov. 9, 1893 ALS personal news, husband on flagship of Pacific Squadron "Philadelphia" Shaw, Anna, Mar. 5, [1896] Tel. Shaw, John W., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. Shaw, Julia A. (Mrs. W.H.), June 14, [1894?] ALS sympathy Shaw, Julia A. (Mrs. W.H.), June 20, 1895ALS 8 27.1 Incoming: Shea - Sher, 1891-1904 Sheasby, Mrs. Nellie, Mar. 3, 1896 ALS Sheehan, John F., June 30, 1895 and Mar. 2, 1896ALS son a pioneer student at L.S.J.U. Sheldon, Henry D. (pres. Associated Students), Oct. 12, 1895 and Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. Shephard, A. D., July 20, 1904 TLS Shephard, Mrs. Vincent [L.], Feb. 27, n.y. ALS [with enclosure] Sheridan, Irene R. (Mrs. Philip), Jan. 7, n.y. ANS thank you Sheridan, Irene R. (Mrs. Philip), Feb. 23, n.y. accepts invitation Sherman, Cecilia S., Mar. 9, 1891 ALS thank you, Bishop Newman 8 28 Incoming: Si - So, 1893-1904 Simpson, Joseph Cairn, June 16, 1894 and January 1, 1895 ALS Sloss, Leon, Mar. 2, 1896 ALS Sloss, Louis, Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. Smith, Agnes, Mar. 7, 1896 ALS congratulations, wants a loan Smith, Mrs. Henry R., Mar. 4, [1896] ALS congratulations, interest in kindergartens, daughter a Latin teacher Smith, Joseph, July 30, 1904 ALS Smith, S., Feb. 28, 1896 ALS Sommerfield, Kate, Dec. 17, 1901 ALS Inquiry into Stanford admissions Soper[?], E. A., Aug. 18, 1893 Tel. 8 29 Incoming: Sta - Sti, 1891-1902 Stafford, Walter A., Feb. 24, 1896 ALS from Stanford student re. Government suit Staples, Mary Winslow, Dec. 2, 1891 ALS visit to L.S.J.U. with grandson now a student - Edward E. Painter Staubes, Chas., Aug. 17, 1893 ALS Re. conditions at Vina Ranch. Steinman, B.U., Mar. 3, 1896 Tel. congratulations Stillman, Elizabeth G., Apr. 17 [?]ALS visit to Palo Alto Stillman, J.M., Mar. 2, 1896 and Nov. 15, 1901 ALS Stillman, Leland, Jan. 13, 1902 and May 20, [1902] ALS 8 29.1 Incoming: Sto - Sw, 1892-1896 Stone, J. M., Sept. 11, 1893 ALS Stoner, Emma L., Nov. 25, 1892 thanks for helping boy ALS Stranahan, Clara H., Oct. 17, 1895 ALS Strange, R., Mar. 21, 1896 ALS [Strobridge], [illegible], March 9, 1895 ALS Swan, Louise S., Apr. 2, 1893 and Mar. 22, 1896 ALS Swift, Carrie D.T., Mar. 7, 1896 ANS 8 30 Incoming: Taylor, Agnes and Edward R., 1896-1898 Taylor, Agnes Stanford (Mrs. E.R.), July 16 [post 1893] ALS re dream of Leland Taylor, Edward R., Mar. 4, 1896 and Mar. 1896 ALS congrats Taylor, Edward R., May 30, 1898 re paying the legacy and fulfilling his duties as Trustee 8 31 Incoming: Thompson, Ellen F., 1895-1896 Jan. 15, 1895 ALS re gift of portrait to Roble Hall Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. congratulatory message Mar. 1896 ALS campus rejoices; expresses her gratitude for Jane's work on behalf of the University 8 32 Incoming: Towne, 1895-1896 Towne, A. N., Jan. 8, 1895 Tel. Towne, A. N., June 17, 1895 TLS re business advice Towne, Caroline A. (Mrs. A. N.), [Nov. 1895] and [Mar. 1896] ALS both congratulatory 8 33 Incoming: Tweed, Charles H., 1900-1902 Aug. 29, 1900 TLS re Huntington's death March 3, 1902 TLS re travel considerations for Dr. Heber Newton March 7, 1902 TLS re travel considerations for Dr. Heber Newton 8 34 Incoming: Ta - Te, 1890-1902 Taggert, Moses, July 24, 1902 ALS expresses appreciation for priceless gift Tallmadge, Harriet W., Mar. 27, 1890 ALS thanks for photos Tanner, M. L., Sept. 4, 1898 ALS Teller, H.M. and J.R. Hawley, Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. [Temberlake] Mrs. D.W., 1895 ALS invitation Temple, D.H., Mar. 9, 1896 ALS congratulations, daughter at Roble (gave Leland Jr. Bible lessons) 8 34.1 Incoming: Th - Tu, 1893-1904 Thomas, [?], Sept. 5, 1893 TLS List of men discharched from Vina Ranch. Thompson, David A., Dec. 9, 1901 ALS re. orphanage in Albany Thompson, William, Dec. 11, 1901 ALS Thornton, James, Sept. 18, 1893 ALS Thurber, [illeg.] (sec. to U.S. Pres.), June 15, 1895 TLS thanks for Quad Traveler, The, Aug. 2, 1893 Tel. re. article on Leland Stanford Tubbs, A.L., Sept. 13, 1893 and Mar. 4, 1896 ALS Tucker, Frederick Booth, n.d. and August 9, 1904 TLS and ALS 8 35 Incoming: V, 1891-1897 Valentine, John J. (Pres. Wells Fargo), Mar. 3, 1896 TLS Vance, [Florence] S., Jan. 30, 1896 ALS invitation to stay at her home while in D.C. Van Orden, Emily, May 24, 1893 ALS re. payment of medical bills Van Voast, James, Jan. 13, 1897 TL to Wilson and Wilson acting for legatee Chas. Stanford, L.Stanford will Vaughan, Sue L., Oct. 24, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening of university and on monument to Father Junipero Serra 8 35.1 Incoming: W, 1890-1891 Weir, Mrs. Andrew, Nov. 14, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening of university, her own loss of a child Wheeler, Sara, Oct. 31, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening of university Willey, William M., May 5, 1890 ALS re sending poem Wood, Mary, Oct. 4, 1891 ALS congratulations on opening of university, asks for RR pass for the bishop's parents 8 36 Incoming: Vivian, [Averil] (Mrs. H. Hussey), n.d. June 10, n.y. ANS invitation June 15, n.y. June 16, n.y. invitation for Duke's Reception n.d.2 cvrs.; calling cards of Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Botta in cvr. 8 37 Incoming: Western Granite and Marble Company, 1889-1891 Sept. 25, 1889 ALS, have drawn up contract March 7, 1890 ALS sending photos of the model for the statue of Fr. Serra July 1, 1890 ALS delay encountered due to difficulties in transporting stone to San Jose May 13, 1891 ALS statue is completed June 25, 1891 ALS acknowledges receipt of check; needs further instructions for coping Sept. 25, 1889AD copy of contract n.d.photograph by Hill and Franklin: drawing of Fr. Serra? 9 1 Incoming: White, Andrew D., 1893-1904 Oct. 3, 1893, ALS introducing Margaret Wickham July 13, 1895, ALS praising Jane for her handling of legal matters Aug. 15, 1895, TLS re his warm feeling for Stanford U. [with enclosed letter to Dr. Jordan Aug. 15, 1895] Oct. 16, 1895, TLS congratulations, praise for attorney Mr. Choate Mar. 3, 1896, TLS congratulations Feb. 13, 1903 TLS acknowledges photos, hopes she will build a hall in the Oxford sense, remembers meeting her son, is settled in Italy to do some writing March 17, 1904, TLS advice on needed buildings for Stanford U. 9 2 Incoming: Whitlock, George, 1895 Jan 8, 1895, ALS thanking her for arranging for raise in wages; reminiscences of Leland Jan 12, 1895, thanking her for sending Memorial Addresses on Leland Stanford July 1, 1895, congratulations on suit Aug. 13, 1895, his pension was dropped again Oct. 13, 1895, congratulations on suit 9 3 Incoming: Wilson and Wilson, 1893-1902

Letters are from Russell J. Wilson and/or Montford Wilson.

July 5, 1893, TLS re naming of legatees in Leland Stanford's will Aug. 9, 1893, TLS enclosing insurance check from Pacific Mutual Life ($11,784) Aug. 14, 1893, TLS re claims for salaries of professors and employees on the Farm Aug. 16, 1893, TLS insurance copy wants acknowledgement Aug. 22, 1893, TLS sending letters re Chicago property Aug. 25, 1893, TLS sending agreement June 8, 1895, TLS to Levi Maish re: lease of 1701 K St. in D.C. Oct. 12, 1895, Tel. congratulations May 9, 1896, TL encloses copy of agreement re Pacific Improvement Company [includes entire agreement dated Mar. 24, 1894 and an amendment dated Mar. 30, 1894] Jan. 19, 1897, TLS sending items as requested Feb. 16, 1897, 2 TLS re indentures, deed of house and contents Mar. 25, 1899, TLS received her two letters March 20, 1900, TLS will bring the document next Thursday Apr. 9, 1900, ALS and cvr. renew engagement for legal work for another year Feb. 21, 1902, TLS re health of Russell Wilson 9 4 Incoming: Wa - Wh, 1871-1902 Walery [Photographie Walery], Aug. 24, 1901 and December 1, 1901 ALS and TLS with invoice Wallischeck, Peter, Aug. 2, 1902 ALS Walter, Carrie Stevens, July 10, 1894 ALS personal news, "red flag of anarchy" Walter, Carrie Stevens, Mar. 2, 1896 Walworth, Ellen Hardin, Aug. 25, 189[5] ALS Warren, Minton,April 16, 1902 ALS re. Professor Pease Washington, Mrs. Carter, July 1, 1895 ALS (fragment?) personal news, Christian Science Watson, B.J., June 29, 1895 ALS Weed, Thurlow, Sept. 7, 1871 LS introduction for Victoria Andres Wetherbee, Nellie M., Sept. 13, 1894 ALS Wheeler, Benj. I., Sept. 25, 1902 thanks her for erecting chapel Wheeler, Zella Lentillian, Mar. 4, 1896 ALS congratulations, sightseeing in New England White, Ann Eliza, Jan. 13, 1893; Oct. 13, 1895; Mar. 3, 1896 ALS personal news and congratulations White Star Line, March 7, 1900 ALS Whittell, Mrs. A.P., n.d. AN sends photos of Sisson's 9 5 Incoming: Wi, 1891-1903 Wickham, Margaret Mary, [Mar., 1896] ALS Wier, Jennie E., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. Wight, E. B., July 12, 1893 ALS Wight, J.K., Oct. 13, 1895 ALS Metropolitan Museum casts of classic sculpture Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, Oct. 2, 1903 and April 7, 1903 ALS and TLS Wilder, A.D., Mar. 2, 1896 Tel. Wilkinson, Mary M., Mar. 28, 1895 ALS personal news Williams, Clara, Mar. 2, 1896 ALS Williams, Cornelia S.U. (Mrs. Geo. B.), July 1, 1895 ALS Williams, W. D., Dec. 27, 1892 TLS Wilson, Emily J., Jan. 25, 1895 ALS thanks Wilson, Emily J., n.d. roses and congratulations Wilson, J. B., July 25, 1893 ALS Wilson, John A.B., Mar. 2, 1896 ALS Wilson, Walter H., Aug. 1, 1893 TLS [with enclosure from Chas Shillaber and reply] Winchester, Col. R., Nov. 5, 1893 ALS encloses poems Winslow, Ellen T., Mar. 7, 1891 ALS death of husband, Mrs. Hearot; Winslow, Ellen T., Mar. 12, 1896 9 6 Incoming: Wr - Y, 1893-1902 Wright, E. C., Jan. 17, 1899 TLS Sends list of stockholders of S. P. Co. Wright, E. L., Oct. 17, n.y. ALS Wright, Jane A., Sept. 14, 1893 ALS re Leland Wright being named for Leland Stanford Wykert, Leland Stanford, Oct. 21, 1902 ALS Young, J. Lundley Murray, Mar. 7, 1896 ALS Younkin, Samual, Sept. 1, 1893 ALS 9 7 Incoming: unidentified correspondents; fragments Begging letters, mostly 1901

Letters from individuals or groups asking for gifts or loans of money for selves, children, churches, charities, etc., or for jobs, scholarships, items for sale, etc. From all over the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Italy, Germany, England, Russia, France, Ireland and Spain.

9 8 Incoming: begging letters, A 9 9 Incoming: begging letters, Ba-Bis 9 10 Incoming: begging letters, Bit-Bu 9 11 Incoming: begging letters, C 9 12 Incoming: begging letters, D 9 13 Incoming: begging letters, E 9 14 Incoming: begging letters, F 9 15 Incoming: begging letters, G 9 16 Incoming: begging letters, H 10 1 Incoming: begging letters, I - J 10 2 Incoming: begging letters, K 10 3 Incoming: begging letters, L 10 4 Incoming: begging letters, M 10 5 Incoming: begging letters, N 10 6 Incoming: begging letters, O 10 7 Incoming: begging letters, P - Q 10 8 Incoming: begging letters, R 10 9 Incoming: begging letters, Sa-Si 10 10 Incoming: begging letters, Sl-Sw 10 11 Incoming: begging letters, T 10 12 Incoming: begging letters, U - V 10 13 Incoming: begging letters, Wa-Wi 10 14 Incoming: begging letters, Wi-Wo 10 15 Incoming: begging letters, X - Z 10 16 Incoming: begging letters, unidentified 11 1 Condolence letters on the death of Anna Lathrop Hewes, 1892

Includes Mrs. J.C. Burnett, Sarah B. Cooper (3), Mrs. Timothy Hopkins, Maria W. Judson, Louise La Montagne, Mrs. Mac Kenzie, Mrs. Mc Neill (housekeeper of J. L. Stanford in Sacramento), Col. [Marius?], Mamie Lavinia Meagher, May J. Meeks, Amelia V.R. Pixley (Mrs. Frank), and Edw. G. Thurber.

Condolence letters on the death of Leland Stanford, 1893 11 2 A, includes C.B. and Harriet Alexander, Bertha K. [Ankam], and Alice Archer-Hornblow 11 3 Ba - Bi, includes Juliette M. Babbitt (Mrs. Chas. H), Alexander Badlam, Mrs. J.H. Bankhead, Mary S. Barnes, Luther F. Beecher (married the Stanfords), [Z.] W. Berryman, and Albert Bierstadt 11 4 Bl - Br includes Jas. G. Blaine, Jr. (Tel.), Henry W. Blair, John Bonness, J.H.C. Bont�, F.O. Boyd, and John Boyd 11 5 Bu - By includes Mary E. Bucknall, Fanny B. Houghton Bulkeley, Bell Parker Burns (see Century Club of Calif.), J.G. Butler, and Jennie Stanford Byington 11 6 Ca includes M.C. [Cading], Louise Marriner Campbell, J.D. Carr, Wm. B. Carr, M.C.W. Carter, Charlotte Castle, and Clara L. Catherwood 11 7 Ch - Cl includes O.B. Cheney, Sister Clare, J.N. Clements (Cazenovia Seminary), Endora Miller Clover, and Lewis P. Clover (friend of Lincoln) 11 8 Co - Cu includes Anna Ewing Cochran, Michael Conlan, Cyrus Cooper, Sara B. Cooper, G.H. Corey, Dot Covert, Ethel Sperry Crocker, George Crocker, Julia A. Crocker, and Mary Crocker 11 9 Da - De includes Madeline Vinton Dahlen, C.E. Daily (Comissioner for King Tebureimoa of Butaritari, Gilbert Is.), Anna Agnew Davis, Horace Davis, Anna L. Dawes, E.S. Dawes, Noble E. Dawson, and Lucy A.H. Deady 11 10 Di - Du includes Melissa P. Dodge (Mrs. Wm. E), Sister Dolores, and Robert W. Douthat 11 11 E - F includes Adeline M. Easton, Margaret Edes, George F. Edmunds, Morris M. Estee, W.W. Evans, Leila Johnson Ewing, W.W. Faris, Stephen J. and Sue V. Field, and George Frere Flint 11 12 Ga - Gw includes Julia R. Garniss, Grace H. Gilmor, George Goddard, Sarah Vail Gould, Julia D. Grant (Tel.), U.S. Grant, Jr., Anna Guthridge, and Wm. M. Gwin 11 13 Ha includes Harry O. Hall (with poem), [F?] S. Hamlin, Jean Hanen, Benjamin Harrison, and Susan M. Harvey 11 14 He - Hi includes Phebe A. Hearst, David Hewes, E.E. Hewitt, Jennie E. Hill, and Nellie Adelaide Hillyer 11 15 Ho - I includes Alex Hogg, Susan M. Holbrook, Timothy and May Hopkins, Thomas H. Hubbard, John F. Hurst, Frank [Hutton], Ida M.F. Iles, Anna Louisa Ingalls, Ethel Ingalls, and William Innis 11 16 J includes C.H. Johnson, Georgina S. Jones, David S. and Jessie Knight Jordan, Albert L. Judson, and Anna Juduh 12 1 K includes John J. Keane, Peter C. Kellogg, Maude Stanford Kinmouth, Elizabetha R. Kiplinger, Lucretia Wolcott Knowlton, and Mrs. J.H. Kyle 12 2 L includes Louise La Montagne, Julius Lansburgh, Lathrops, Jeannie Lathrop Lawton, S.V. Leech, Sister Lidwine, Jeanie Gould Lincoln, Mrs. Lippincott (Grace Greenwood), Mrs. John A. Logan, John A. Logan Jr., and Harriet M. Lothrop 12 3 Mac - Mc includes Helena Mc Carthy, John B. Mc Carthy, Edward M. Mc Cook, Frank Mc Coppin, John W. Mac Kay (Tel.), Mary Harrison Mc Kee, and Emily Beales Mc Lean 12 4 Mad- Men includes Jerome Madden, O.B. Mahone, and Margaretta Manning 12 5 Mer - Mu includes Justin S. Merrill, Nelson A. Miles, Frank Miller, and Adelaide Murphy 12 6 N includes Mrs. A. E. Newman, John P. Newman, Mary P. Nimmo, and Joseph A. Nunez 12 7 O - P includes Palo Alto Stock Farm Employees, Alma A. Park, Geo. C. Perkins, Mary Pittenger, Amelia V.R. Pixley, Edith Taylor Pope, and Wm. H. Pratt 12 8 R includes A. J. Ralson, Whitelaw Reid (Tel.), Sallie J. Rickey, D. (?) Riordan, Matias Romero, and Mrs. Albert E. Ross 12 9 Sa - Sh includes P. Scanlon, J.M. Schofield (Tel.), Irving M. Scott, Jessie D. Carr Seale, Searles, Henrietta J. Selby, Harriet A. Shafter, Albert Shaw, Frank Shay, Anne A. Shellabarger, M.E.W. Sherwood, and Daniel Shields 12 10 Si - Sp includes Sisters of Charity (St. Vincent's Institute, Santa Barbara), Sisters of the Holy Cross (St. Mary's Academy, Alexandria, Va.), Sisters of Mercy (St. Joseph's Convent, Sacramento), Sisters of Notre Dame (Redwood City, San Jose, Wn. D.C.), W.R. Smedburg, Jos. F. Smith (and Wilford Woodruft, George Q. Cannon - 1st Presidency of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), N.T. Smith, Society of California Pioneers (N. Milner), Maurice Soule, and E.N. Spinola 12 11 St - Sw includes Stanford family (Jane E. Stanford, Thomas Welton Stanford, and others), Stanford Faculty, Horatio Stebbin (Tel.), John N. Stewart, Clara Stoltenberg, and Joseph Swain 12 12 T includes Mrs. T.W. Tallmadge, H.M. Teller, Emma H. Tillotson, Lily Rosecrans Toole, A.N. Towne, Nellie L. Treat, Kate Trowbridge, and E.C. Tubbs 12 13 U - We includes J.J. Valentine, Rosa Wallach, John and Mary B. Wanamaker, J.H. Warnick, Alice C. Waterman (S. F. Council of Women), and Nora Stanford Wells 12 14 Wh - Z includes Andrew D. White, Ann Eliza White, Stephen M. White (Tel.), Geo. H. Whitlock, Blanche Whitwell, H.I. Willey, Emily J. Wilson, amd Ellen T. Windom 12 15 Unidentified: ALS from unnamed Stanford student; tel. with indecipherable name 13 Mrs. Stanford's letters (typescript copies), 1892-1905

Typescript copies of letters, primarily from J. L. Stanford to David Starr Jordan and primarily concerning the University; there is also an introductory essay on Jane L. Stanford by H. C. Nash, 1887. Also includes several excerpts from her journal of 1892 [which J. L. Stanford later destroyed].

Series 2: Business and Legal Papers, 1 1 Bank book from Metropolitan Trust (New York), 1899-1900 1 2 Bank book from Nevada Bank, 1897 1 3 Bank books from Union Trust (San Francisco), 1900-1902 1 4 Bank book from Wells Fargo, 1894-1901 1 5 Bills, receipts, and accounts, 1881-1904 1 6 Bills re shipment of marble pillars, 1901 1 7 Cancelled checks, 1897 1 8 Government Suit - clippings, 1894-1895 1 9 Guatemala Central Railroad Company, 1908. See also Pacific Improvement Co.

Typed copies of resolutions, reports, and correspondence of Thomas H. Hubbard, D.B. Hodgson, and W.P. Tisdel.

1 10 Income and Property, 1893-1900 Annual Income of Jane Stanford from interest on bonds, n.d. Annual Income from Bonds: Jane Stanford, Thomas W. Stanford, LSJU, Jan. 20, 1900 Account of income from RR stocks/bonds for 1893, 1894 Account of income for Jane L. Stanford, year of 1899 Description of real estate owned by J. L. Stanford in Sacramento, n.d. Description of real estate owned by J. L. Stanford and real estate deed to Board of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1900 1 11 Market Street Cable Railway Company, 1893 July 15, 1893 tel. to Charles G. Lathrop re electing Mr. Gage a director to replace Gov. Stanford July 17, 1893 tel. to Wilson and Wilson Mrs. Stanford wants Charles Lathrop to replace Gov. Stanford on the Board 1 12 Mexican Railroad Bonds, 1897-1900

Statements, resolutions, notes re bonded indebtedness of Mexican International Railroad Co.

1 13 Misc. Business Papers, 1876-1893 1887 Memoranda of RR bonds held by Arial Lathrop for J. L. Stanford Feb. 8, 1895 Power to Charles Lathrop to employ and dismiss employees at Vina or Palo Alto 1876-78 Letters re business matters of a Mr. Alfred Poett, 1887 Two letters to J. C. Bradley from Tunis and Jacobs re title searches 1893 July, Sept. Two letters re Russian horses to be exchanged for Palo Alto Stock Farm horses 1 14 Pacific Improvement Co.: Bay District Land Company, 1897-1900

Correspondence of Richard Derby, C.E. Green, H. Shainwald, and A. S. Baldwin re property values.

1 15 Pacific Improvement Co. correspondence and notes, 1899-1900 Nov. 2, 1899Dictation by Russell J. Wilson re PI Co. matters Sept. 8, 1898 Thomas H. Hubbard to William Mahl re settlement with P. I. Co. Nov. 24, 1899Thomas H. Hubbard to Russell J. Wilson with statement re indebtedness of PI Co. Apr. 16, 1900C. P. Huntington to Thomas H. Hubbard re Derby elected secretary of PI Co. Apr. 23, 1900C. P. Huntington to Thomas H. Hubbard re wants to do something for Mrs. Douty May 2, 1900 Tel. C. P. Huntington to Thomas H. Hubbard re sale of PI Co. properties May 2, 1900 C. P. Huntington to Charles G. Lathrop, with copy of his letter to Hubbard, May 1, 1900, re sale of Oakland properties of PI Co. n.d. Notes (in J.L. Stanford's hand) re. her dealings with the Pacific Improvement Co. (torn in 4 pieces) 1 16 Pacific Improvement Co. documents, 1894-1903 1900 By-laws Mar. 19, 1896 Memo of securities advanced the PI Co for use as collateral, 1893-1896 Associates Accounts Mar. 27, 1894 Agreement between PI Co. and J. L. Stanford Aug. 1903 Indenture between J. L. Stanford and George E. Crothers re PI Co. stock Mar. 31, 1900 Account: San Francisco Bills Payable 1896 Account: PI Co. to estate of Leland Stanford 1894-1895 Account: PI Co. notes bearing endorsement of Jane L. Stanford 1 17 Permission to leave California after Leland's death, 1897 1 18 Seale v Ward, n.d.

Henry W. Seale vs. Thomas Ward Defendant's Brief re: Rancho Rinconado del Arroyo de San Francisquito (Mex. grant to Meza 1841); Rancho San Francisquito Palo Alto (Mex. grant to Buelna 1839).

1 19 Southern Pacific Company - letter from A.N. Towne to T. E. Stillman, 1895 1 20 Stanford, Leland, estate matters, 1893-1898 1893 July 13. bill of John B. McCarthy to estate for services as private secretary 1893 Aug. 22 notice of stockholders meeting 1895 July 25 TDS to Legatees under Leland Stanford's Will. Status of suit; payments in kind; claims paid; values of estate. 1897 Feb. 26. Statement of payments to legatees under will of Leland Stanford 1898 Dec. Executrix's Final Account, Report and Petition for Final Distribution 1 21 Wells Fargo and Co. Express Shippers, Forwarding Receipt Book Series 3: Personal and Miscellaneous Papers, 1872-1952 1 1 Agreement on rental of boat for trip on Nile, 1901 1 2 Calling cards 1 3 Calling Lists, San Francisco and Washington, DC, 1892 and n.d. n.d.Bound volume list of visitors in San Francisco 1892Washington D.C. Calling list 1 4 Greeting card: "Fleurs de Gethsemani," Jerusalem, n.d.

Includes pressed flowers; sent by J. L. Stanford to her sister.

1 5 Honolulu - dinner menu and clipping, 1902-1952 1 6 Invitations, 1872-1891 1 7 Kindergartens in San Francisco: account book, mostly empty, 1884-1885 1 8 Miscellany

Includes memorial plaque inscriptions for Church, lease and purchase of shares in Professors Club House, printed invitation for reception for Bishop and Mrs. Newman, Passenger list "S.S. China" 1902, invitations, menus, contract for trip, passenger lists, place card, F.A. Robbins ALS 1905 with photo of J.L.Stanford's funeral procession, notes, poems, seating chart, news clippings of laces, clipping on ship "Jane L. Stanford", notes, membership list, and radio script.

1 9 Passports, 1883-1902 Aug. 10, 1897 TLS John Sherman to J. L. Stanford Apr. 25, 1900 TLS John Hay introducing J. L. Stanford May 21, 1897 TLS John Sherman introducing J. L. Stanford Apr. 26, 1900 TLS Geo. C. Perkins to J. L. Stanford Apr. 25, 1900 TLS John Hay to Geo. C. Perkins Dec. 9, 1880 passport of J. L. Stanford s. Edward F. Noyes Dec. 29, 1883 passport of J.L.Stanford, L.Stanford, and L.Stanford, Jr. s. Alphonso Taft Apr. 28, 1902 TLS [Miki] Saito introducing J. L. Stanford May 24, 1888 passport of L.Stanford and J.L.Stanford signed by Thomas F. Bayard 1 10 Poetry, commemorative, 1884-1902 Frank Allyn, Sept. 21, 1887 "There Is No Death," (bd. typescript) C. L. Frye, Jan. 23, 1891 "1876-1886" (mss) Dr. Guthrie, n.d. "The Watcher at the Gate," (mss) San Francisco Girls' High School, senior class, 1884 "Poem in Memory of Leland Stanford," (ptd) Mrs. Kate Scott, 1893 "Stanford University," (mss) Robert Whitaker, 1902 God Garners No Green Grain, (ptd) 4 anonymous mss poems 1 11 Poetry, commemorative : "In the Summer Land" by Jennie Hicks, 1884

Bound volume of mss poems with illuminated capitals and some full page paintings.

1 12 Religious publications printed for or prepared by J. L. Stanford 1 13 Statue - Junipero Serra

Photostats of request and permission to erect on site of old fort at Monterey, clips, photo of statue.

1 14 Travel ephemera, 1883-1903 1 15 Tributes "A Sonnet" by Alphonso G. Newcomer, poem "Charity" by A.F. Scott, poem Series 4: Death and Estate Papers, 1894-1921 1 1 Estate - Living Trust, 1903

1903 lease of San Francisco and Palo Alto residences to Jane Stanford, signed by S.F. Leib, Geo. E. Crothers (2 cc).

1 2 Estate - Northern Railway of California Bonds, 1908

Documents re bonds sold by Board of Trustees to estate of J. L. Stanford; documents signed by Chas. G. Lathrop, T.S. Crothers, and Timothy Hopkins.

1 3 Estate - conveyance of personal property to Board of Trustees, 1897

Covers residences in San Francisco, Palo Alto, and Washington, DC, and their contents.

1 4 Wilson and Wilson, attorneys, 1894-1900

Documents to and from lawyers re: services and will receipts from Wilson and Wilson, appointment of Russell J. Wilson as attorney to J. L. Stanford, accounts, memorandum in J. L. Stanford's hand re wills held by Wilson and Wilson

1 5 Will, holograph copy of 1899 will (in Jane Stanford's handwriting), 1899 1 6 Will, holograph copy of 1899 will (photocopy), 1899 1 7 Will, changes to be made (in Jane Stanford's handwriting), 1900 1 8 Will, 3 copies, with covers, 1901 1 9 1903 will as printed in The Daily Palo Alto (photocopy), 1905 1 10 Correspondence, S. F. Leib to Jeannie L. Lawton re provisions of J. L. Stanford's will, Mar. 6, 1905 1 11 Letters and papers re: death of J. L. Stanford, 1905-1921 1905 Mar. 14 TL to D. S. Jordan and manuscript and typescript copies of the testimony of Ernest C. Waterhouse 1905 Mar. 16 M.D. statement of conclusion re J. L. Stanford's death signed by DSJ and Timothy Hopkins 1905 Mar. 22 AL D.S. Jordan to S.F. Leib 1905 Mar. 22 TL [D.S. Jordan] to M.S. Wilson 1905 Mar. 22 TL [D.S. Jordan] to S.F. Leib listing 12 points re the death 1905 Mar. 23 TL [D.S. Jordan] to Montford S. Wilson re bicarbonate of soda 1905 Mar. 24 TL [D.S. Jordan] to Carl S. Smith re the physicians 1907 Jan. 28 ALS Jared G. Smith to D. S. Jordan re reliability of Dr. Story 1921 May 18 TL [D.S. Jordan] to Ray Lyman Wilbur re J. L. Stanford's death 1 12 Coroner's inquest in re: Death of Jane L. Stanford (photocopy), 1905 1 13 Funeral and Memorial Services, 1905 Friday March the 24, 1905Printed notice: General arrangements for the funeral of Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford Feb. 24, 1905 Order of Exercises, Memorial Church Feb. 24, 1905 Order of Service, Mausoleum Feb. 28, 1905 Memorial Service 1905 Typescript and manuscript drafts for memorial services 1905 Photo of wreaths at Mausoleum 1 14 Memorials (1 of 3), 1905

Letters by George M. Bower, Jas. B. Hamilton, Chas.K. Field, Ellwood P. Cubberley, Jos. Swain, Aylett R. Cotton Jr., F.H. Wheelen, K. Ugeno (Japanese consul), Chas. W. Fay, C.W. Wright, Luther Burbank (Tel.), John T. Doyle, James Agler, M.H. Hyland, John P. Irish, Ben. Ide Wheeler (Tel.) ,Grace H. Gilmor, Ray Lyman Wilbur, J.C. Branner, and Jno. J. Sabin; lists of pall bearers and marshals; and poems.

1 15 Memorials (2 of 3), 1905

Draft of program; typescript memorial of Board of Trustees; letters of Keinasuke Otaki, C.F. Curray, A. D. Shepard, George C. Pardee (Tel.); and lists.

1 16 Memorials (3 of 3), 1905

Lists; letters and telegrams from J. Culver Hartzell, C.A. Duniway (Tel.). Andrew J. Copp Jr., Wm. J. Crocker, Ben. Ide Wheeler, Isabell S.Hubbard, Lizzie M. Carr, John Garber, Geo.E. Crothers, Herbert C. Jones, James E. Phelan, John Hemphill, and M.H. de Young.

1 17 Letters of Condolence on death of Jane Stanford, 1905 Series 5: University Matters, 1887-1904 1 1 Agreements with D.S. Jordan, 1894-1901 1894 Mar. 6 re: monthly sum for faculty salaries 1897 May 15 re: support of the university 1899 Mar. re: monthly sum for faculty salaries 1901 May 1 re: monthly sum for faculty salaries 1 2-4 Amendments to Founding Grant, Drafts of

Manuscripts and typescripts, some duplicates, some contain explanatory statements not found in printed versions

1 5 Board of Trustees - Addresses to, 1897-1904 typescript copies of 1904 address, with copy of deed of Grant typescript copies of 1897 May 29 address typescript copy of 1899 May 31 address 1 6 Board of Trustees - Addresses to, 1897-1903

5 ptd. copies, several duplicates, 1897-1903; and 5 ptd. copies in 1 bound volume

1 7 Board of Trustees - Letters, 1896-1903 189- tel. from J. H. Choate Sept. 26, 1896 tel. from I.E. Gates Sept. 29, 1896 tels. from Thomas Hubbard and Stephen J. Field May 11, 1898 copy of resignation of Irving M. Scott Jan. 30, 1899 ANS H. C. Nash to Charles Lathrop forwarding copy of Scott's resignation June 5, 1899 TLS from Russell J. Wilson re papers sent by Mr. Leib June 6, 1899 LS J. L. Stanford to S. F. Leib, deliver deeds to Bd. of Trustees Jan. 26, 1900 ALS S.F. Leib to J. L. Stanford, received documents (original and copy) Nov. 8, 1900 TL Henry R. Worthington to J. L. Stanford specifications of water pump being shipped July 9, 1902 J. L. Stanford to S. F. Leib re problem of more burials in Arboretum (specifically Rev. Dr. Brown) July 9, 1902 J. L. Stanford to Bd. of Trustees reasons for closing burial grounds in Arboretum [final version and drafts] May 29, 1903 TLS J. L. Stanford to S. F. Leib re her resignation from Board June 13, 1903 TL Whitelaw Reid to Mr. Nicholson re Rev. Heber R. Newton and his resignation Dec. 14, 1903 TLS Crothers to J. L. Stanford, notice of meeting Dec. 26 Dec. 14, 1903 TLS Crothers to J. L. Stanford, notice of adjourned meeting Dec. 26 1 8 Board of Trustees - List of bonds transferred by J. L. Stanford to Trustees, n.d. 1 9 Board of Trustees - Papers, 1897 June 1, 1897 Conveyance of bonds and stocks, J. L. Stanford to Trustees June 1, 1897 Instruction as to location of buildings and places to be kept free 1 10 Board of Trustees - Papers, 1899 May 31, 1899 Deed. transfer of money for Leland Stanford Jr. chair of archeology and Egyptology, jewels, real and personal property May 31, 1899 Power of Attorney to Trustees (3 cc) 1 11 Board of Trustees - Papers, 1900-1903 Jan. 25, 1900 Notice of University property she is currently holding that should not be considered part of her personal estate (5 cc) Nov. 1, 1901 Organization of Trustees (2 cc) July 6, 1903 Resignation of rights July 6, 1903 Acceptance of election to Board of Trustees 1 12 Board of Trustees - Trust for the erection of Library, Assembly Hall [and others], 1897 1 13 Board of Trustees, statements to on various issues, Drafts (mostly holograph) 1 14 Book List : J. L. Stanford's books transferred from museum to library 1 15 Budget, 1903-1904

Mss. copies of correspondence between J. L. Stanford and David Starr Jordan. From the Horace Davis Papers

1 16 Constitutional Amendment, 1900 1900 Oct. 6 S. F. Leib to Charles G. Lathrop re: $5000 for expenses 1900 Oct. 8 Charles G. Lathrop to S. F. Leib sends $5000 1900 Oct. 9 Leib to Lathrop acknowledges receipt of $5000 1900 Dec. 22 Leib to Lathrop balance due on expenses 1900 Dec. 26 receipt for balance due 1 17 Deed of Grant (3 photo static copies) 1 18 Library (destroyed in 1906 earthquake), 1903-1905

Letters among Clinton Day (architect), Jane Stanford, George Crothers, Charles Lathrop, and Charles Hodges; estimates and receipts; agreements with Clinton Day; power of attorney to three trustees for matters relating to library construction

1 19 Memorial Church, miscellany, n.d.

Inscriptions for Jane and Leland's parents and their placement in the church, signed by J. L. Stanford, with letter from John McGilvray regarding the note, 1935

2 1 Miscellany, 1887-1899 1887 Oct. 13 T. Hopkins to H. L. Dodge re payment for trustee dinner in honor of Stanfords 1887 Nov. 10 invitation to T. Hopkins from Stanfords to come to Palo Alto for meeting with trustees 1899 May L. M. Rice to D. S. Jordan re Mrs. Stanford's purchase of library of Justice Field 1905 Two poems and a story by Amelia W. Truesdell from the Sequoia presented to Mrs. Stanford 2 2 Museum building: Contract and specifications for Museum wings, 1898 2 3 New York Alumni Reunion, 1902

Printed menu, invitation list, and telegrams and notes of acceptance, including those of A. Henry Suzzallo and Timothy Hopkins.

2 4 Opening Day speech, 1891 2 5 Roble Hall Matron: application of Mrs. H.E. Wright, acceptance and statement of rules, 1903 2 6 Ross Affair: Notebook containing D. S. Jordan's statement with exhibits and ptd. report of Committee of Economists 2 7 Scholarship, Leland Stanford Jr., legal documents 2 8 Sigma Nu Fraternity, 1898 1898 Oct. 27 Fraternity to C. E. Hodges re bill for meals while house was being moved 1898 Oct. 29 Charles G. Lathrop to C. E. Hodges re Sigma Nu bill 2 9 Social events sponsored by J. L. Stanford or in honor of J. L. Stanford by students or trustees 2 10 Thomas Welton Stanford Library : contents of cornerstone box, 1898 2 11 University leases: Sigma Alpha Epsilon House, "Bachelors Hall", and blank form Series 6: Biographical Materials, 1905-1975 1 1 Berner, Bertha, 1914 1914 ALS to Payson J. Treat with reminiscences and clippings 1 2 Crothers, George E. "The Educational Ideals of Jane Lathrop Stanford" 1 3 Estler, Suzanne. "Jane Stanford and 19th Century Feminism," 1975 1 4 Hopkins, Timothy, 1910 and n.d. n.d. Notes for a possible talk on J. L. Stanford 1910 Feb. 26 Letter to Rev. Charles Gardner re J. L. Stanford 1 5 Jenkins, Mrs. O.P., Reminiscences (typescript), ca. 1925 1 6 Jordan, David Starr 1909"Story of a Good Woman" 1912"Jane Lathrop Stanford; A Eulogy" 1 7 Jordan, Jessie K. Reminiscences of the Stanfords, 1922-1927 n.d. Memoirs of events following Leland Stanford's death 1927 Recollections of the Stanfords, read before the Palo Alto chapter of the DAR, (3 cc) 1922Jane Lathrop Stanford 1828-1905 1 8 Miscellaneous, 1905-1923 1905 May 9 letter to D.S. Jordan from F. A. Robbins re seeing J.L.Stanford's funeral procession at Honolulu ca. 1905 Lawrence, Mary V. T, Tribute to Mrs. Jane Lathrop Stanford and Mrs. Ellen Mason Colton read before the Sequoia Chapter, DAR, [1923] "The Church Chimes," Memorial Church, S. U., with essay on J.L.Stanford July 1905Peterson, Harry C., "Mrs. Leland Stanford's Wonderful Laces," Ladies' Home Journal 1 9 Nagel, Gunther W. Your Friend, Jane Stanford, ch. 1-7, typescript draft copy 1 1 10 Nagel, Gunther W. Your Friend, Jane Stanford, ch. 8-13, typescript draft copy 1 1 11 Nagel, Gunther W. Your Friend, Jane Stanford, ch. 14-end, typescript draft copy 1 1 12 Nagel, Gunther W. Your Friend, Jane Stanford, ch. 1-12, typescript draft copy 2 1 13 Nagel, Gunther W. Your Friend, Jane Stanford, ch. 13-end typescript draft copy 2 1 14 Radio and T.V. Scripts: "This is Your Home" [program on J. L. Stanford], 1945 1 15 Unidentified notes on J.L. Stanford Series 7: Clippings, 1892-1949 1 1 Clippings - estate matters and biographical article by Ethel Ingalls, 1892-1894 1 2 Clippings - mostly re managing university finances, including article by Annie Laurie, 1895 1 4 Clippings - Inheritance tax case, endowment, estate distribution, 1896-1898 1 5 Clippings - Inheritance tax case, endowment, estate distribution, limiting women students, 1899 1 6 Clippings - bequest $30,000,000 endowment, 1901 1 7 Clippings - N.Y. reunion, library, sued by Robert Schmid, 1902 1 8 Clippings - reception for women students, retirement, Heber Newton resignation, Pres. Bd. of Trustees, 1903 1 10 Clippings - poison mystery, death, funeral, 1905 1 11 Clippings, misc. (includes undated newspaper in Japanese), 1940-1962 2 OS 1 Clippings - government suit, disposition of San Francisco residence, 1894-1897 2 OS 2 Clippings - court decision, 1896 2 OS 3 Clippings - university affairs, 1902-1904 2 OS 4 Clippings, The Bulletin, re her death, 1905 Clippings, Daily Palo Alto, re her death 2 OS 5 1905 Mar. 1-1905 Mar. 3 2 OS 6 1905 Mar. 6-1905 Mar. 7 2 OS 7 1905 Mar. 8-1905 Mar. 10 2 OS 8 1905 Mar. 13-1905 Mar. 14 2 OS 9 1905 Mar. 16-1905 Mar. 17 2 OS 10 1905 Mar. 20-1905 Mar. 22 2 OS 11 1905 Mar. 23-1905 Mar. 24 2 OS 12 1905 Mar. 27-1906 Feb. 2 OS 13 Clippings, re her death in other newspapers, 1905 Feb.-1905 Mar. 2 2 OS 14 Clippings, re her death in other newspapers, 1905 Mar. 3-1905 Mar. 6 2 OS 15 Clippings, re her death in other newspapers, 1905 Mar. 8-1905 Mar. 11 2 OS 16 Clipping, obituary, California Christian Advocate, 1905 Mar. 9 2 OS 17 Clippings, re her death in other newspapers, 1905 Mar. 15 - Dec. 31 2 OS 18 Clippings, re her death and funeral, Palo Alto Times, 1905 Mar. 24 - Mar. 30 2 OS 19 Clippings - biographical, 1900-1949