(promotional material) -Personal Correspondence (chronological by year c~ alpha within each year)

Correspondents include: Horace Ghiselin, William Garlick, Gen. Petrol Co.

Armsbys - Jim & Cordon re: "Woof" Club, Raymond Armsby (related?) re: two parcel of land in Pebble Beach purchased from horse for $20,0O0 and Mobots - N.Y.C. stockbroker re: Tale-Harvard Game.

Capt. John Barneson of Uen. Petrol Co. Barneson (cartel like business proposition).

William McCormick Blair of Lee, Higinson Co. related to correspondence, Invitation to opening of L.A. Biltmore Hotel Prospectus from Bowman of Biltmore Hotel (Beau-Site Co.) to all stockholders. Miss ~Elizabeth Boit, Warafield, Mass. (Miss Aunt Lizzie), The Bohemian Club, Rolden Lee Borden of L.A. Income Properties Inc. with Prospectus ~ Article of concern.

Burlingame Country Club, Matthew G. Brush N.Y.C. (Kopper Co. & Columbia steel).

William F. Glow Jr. of James B. Glow & Sons (cast iron pipe, water rights). Form letters from S.F. Chamber of Commerce; correspondence and reports on Californians Inc.; letter and info. on newly formed Calif. Historicai Society; Harold S. Chase (Realtor) from Santa Barbara.

William H. Crocker (in ~I.LC.); C. Templeton Crocker (in N.Y.C.); W... Crocker -Cracker Bank.

letter of appeal from M.H. de Young on Chronicle stationery; brochure of Mooreheart School.

George Watkin Evans Consulting Coal Engineer, Paul Elder & Co. - Publishers Book Sellers.

Asked to be Director of Co. "exploiting the Hope Ranch" - refuses.

Letters to son, Sammy and other members of his family, 2nd wife Relda; Aunt Augusta, Athens, Ohio; son Jack; Daughter Nancy Morse - living with mother Mrs. Richardson, Lake Forest, Ill.; LB. Morse Bakersfield; Philip C. Morse, N.Y. Broker; William U. Morse Fortuna; Secretary V. McDonald.

Mr. & Mrs. (Rosa - Morse's sister) Arthur L. Notman - Hollywood

Fairfield Osborn Jr. Redmond Co. N.Y. Philadelphia, D.J. O'Brien - Chief of S.F. Police

Description & blue prints of 'proposed' lot at Pebble Beach; J. Murray Page, Chicago re: automobile; Philips Andover Academy, Pacific Union Club.

About Crock era 6oing into newspaper business to Samuel Pierce, Santa Barbara.

Richardson's (George, his wife Anne ~& Harriet) concerning the children - 12/l6/23 - letter to Harriet (very critical) about Senator Hiram Johnson - references to "Southern Pacific Political Machine" (Anne Richardson was Morse's first wife and mother of his children, she & George lived in Lake Forest and he worked for the Marshall Field Estate. Harriet comes from Neutonville, Boston)

Foster Rockwell, Banker's Trust Co. N.Y.C. re: stocks 'bonds - oil - "Market street Railway Co."; from (Leo. H. Roose - Roose Bros. S.F.

San Francisco Opera Season (23-24) Literature.

To Hon. Samuel Shortridge (no signature) (U.S. senator against Soldier Bonus); Paul Shoup, Pres. Assoc. Oil Co. San Francisco.

"Chain letter" against Soldier Bonus, George Sterling, poet S.F., Alfred E. Stearns, Principal - Phillips Andover.

C.B. "Buck" Stuart; Henry H. Storey, V.P. Standard Oil.

Ernest B. Tracy - prospectus on Louisiana Shooting Club, LI.C.; Mr. & Mrs. Urban T. (Marie) Thompson.

Universal Bldg. Products.

Frederic N. ~atriss '1.Y.C. re: fishing trip in Mexico; letter to Sec. of War John W. Weeks asking his recommendation to President of Samuel Knight for Federal Judge; J. Watson Webb - more correspondence on Tuohy case.

Jack A. Williams; Mrs. Malcolm (Jennie) D. Whitman

Yale (Alumni Fund, Univ. Press etc.).

Letters, pictures, blue prints, bill of sa1es concerning buying & selling of boats - mostly yachts.

more of the above - most business done through Stephen's bros., Stockton, Calif.

Gordon Abbot most1y on Ivy League football tickets and cruise vacations; brochure for Associated sportsmen's Clubs of Calif. of which S.F.B. Morse became life member - Conservation Group. Raymond Armsby bought Morse's land in Pebble Beach, letter to pep up Andover Football Team 1926.

Charles Baad, Manager of Biltmore Hotel, L.A.; Cart. John Barneson - Gen. Petroleum Co. re: S.F.B.M. subdividing and selling his land in Hillsborough. They were neighbors.

(Aunt Lizzie) E1izabeth Boit, Boston; William McCormick Blair - Lee Higinson, Chicago; William Born S.F.B.M. finally exchanged his land in Hillsborough for Born's land in Del Monte (copies of contract)

Harold Chase, Santa Barbara, Fund Rais1ng Brochure for Walter Carp Memorial in New Haven

Crocker First Nationl Bank of San Francisco ; John W. Considine, Jr., Hollywood, Cypress Point Golf Club, Templeton Crocker; Thomas Coleman re: S.F.B.M. Science Bldg. at Andover Academy

Correspondence "B" - Joseph P. Day Management Corporation, Real Estate 932 Eighth Ave, New York City re: a transaction where S.F.B.M, would trade Crocker Farm and $3 million for General Motor Bldg. in N.Y.C. - outcome? Correspondence through an agent: George F. Montgomery - only his letters are in the file - no copies of Morse's are there, Floor Plans . Articles concerning General Motors building. Morse also interested in Delmonica Bldg. and some Jackson Heights. Property also Park Central Hotel (floor plan, brochure, economic history included) in all possib1e transactions he hoped to trade Crocker Ranch, Merced, Calif.; letter of introduction to Cecil B. DeMille for J. Lawrence Poole - newsman.

Letter from Don Tresidder Preaiuent, Yosemite Park's Curry Co. re: Morse's trip to Yosemite in October.

Herbert Fleishbacker - Banker S.F. ; Tirey L. Ford Jr. - Swayne & Hoyt Co., S.F.; letter of introduction to Douglas Fairbanks Jr. for some Yale football players.

Gladding, McBean & Co. Retorts to Stockholders.

Gale Griswold Stanford University student, temporarily contracted to tutor S.F.B. Morse, Jr. so that he might enter Stanford University, plan fails.

Letter of introduction for same Mr. Toole to Howard Hawks - for Studio; Mr. Genevieve Hay (his sister) in Reno mostly concerning familial problems with another sister - Rosa.

Guy Hutchinson, N.Y.C. - Yale; Harold C. Hunt, L.A.; Robert Hooker, San Francisco re: sub-dividing Morse's land.

T.A.D. Jones - supervisor of Yale football, New Haven; St. Francis Yacht Club, S.F.B. Morse joins, Hiram J0hnaon Chairman.

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Kerry, Beverly Hills; Thomas Kenney, Boston.

H.A. Lafler, specialist in properties on the seacoast of Calif., long report on possibilities of developing 14600 acres of land on coast in Sonoma County (96 miles North of San Francisco) Two maps included; Harold W. Law, Attny., S.F. re: Law's father's land in S.F. - possible trade for S.F.B.M.'s Burlingame property.

Elihu G. Loomis, Attny., Boston (cousin of Morse), concerning familial business affairs in Boston.

Classic "Prohibition" Note from Cassol of Paul Masson Champagne Co. 3.1/23, information of economic value (assests & liabilities) of Mark Hopkins Hotel, G.W. McNear, S.F. re: letters of introduction for S.F.B.M. Jr. in New Zealand & Austra1ia

Edwin Evans Mentzner "Economic Letters" (27 in all) on all sorts of international investment prospects, Evans was stocks and bonds Consultant in S.F.; Hamilton G. (Mike) Merrill, Palo Robles, Ca. re: possibilities of Morse buying land to develop on Morro Bay; A.R. Williams of Metcalf & Ryan, realtors in L.A., re, values of different L.A. hotels i.e. Huntington, Gaylord, Ambassador which S.F.B.M. thinks of investing in, but finally decides against, letter of recommendation of Gale Griswold as tutor to S.F.B.M. Jr. from J. Mitchell, Registrar of Stanford University; part of plan for S.F.B.M. Jr. to be coached & tutored & enter S.U. in Fall 1927.

George Montgomery, N.Y.C., concerning the proposition whereby the Crocker Ranch would be traded for some N.Y. C. real estate, members of his family: Sam Jr. at sea then working in Chicago; Jack at St. Paul's in N.H.; Nancy in Chicago; Harry (his brother in L.A.); Augusta (his Aunt in Athens, Ohio).

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Notman, L.A., (his older sister Rosa and her husband).

I thank you note.

Pacific Mutual Life (Insurance) L.A., Philips Andover Academy; Henry Patrick - from Elihu Loomis Firm in Boston, trustee of father s estate.

Letter to and from Grantland Rice ret U.S.C. football star Morley Drury, Harriet Richardson (sister), Mr. & Mrs. George Richardson (Anne - his ex-wife) re: S.F.B.M. Jr.

John Rosseter, S.F. re: a planned cruise to Mazatlan, Mexico.

St. Francis Yacht Club, G. Foster Sanford, Smyth, Sanford and Gerard Insurance, N.Y.C. & S.F; scattered lnformation on possible real estate deals in S.F.

Paul Shoup, Grant Selfridge MD -(S.F.B.M's doctor).

Alfred E. Stearns, Principal, Philips Andover Academy.

C.S. (Buck) Stuart, Clark, Childs & Co., stock broker, N.Y.C.; Stanley Sweet, N.L.C.; R.T. Smith researches and estimates value of S.F. land.

Ernest Tracy, N.Y.C.; Mrs. Urban T. (Marie) Thompson; S.L. Poole, newspaperman of S.F., out of work asking for help; Joe Toplitzky, real estate, L.A.; article sent by Harry ~1ickox 1/20/27 - commemorating 89th anniversary of 1st telegraph message. The inventor was S.F.B. Morse's great-grandfather.

L.D. Van Horne, L.A. out of work asking for help; Paul Veeder, N.Y.C.; W.C. Van Antwerp, S.F.

Nothing of real note.

Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, President of Stanford U. re: the plan of S.F.B. Morse, Jr. to be tutored on enter S.U. also re: tutor Gale Griswald.

Yale University, 20th Reunion, Annual giving etc; C. C. Young, Governor of Calif., S.F.B. Morse recommends a certain Lida C. Reed as Notary Public on beha1f of friend, Willima C. Matthews (Special Asst. to the Attorney General)

Joseph Zemansky re: possible purchase by S.F.B. Morse of the Hotel del Coronado - San Diego, sketch map included.

Covernote to the effect that "All correspondence received in connection with Pacific Improvement Co.. sent to Miss MacDondald."; mostly inter-organizational memos and directives - some correspondence with their lawyers Thomas W. Dahlquist in S.F. (re: Carbon Hills Co., Carbondale, Wash.) and Welks V. Moot in Buffalo, N.Y.

Covernote sketching contents of file -"Contains: 1. copy of agreement with Carbon Hill Coal Co. - (supplemental Agreement #3), 2. balance sheet P.C. ~. N.R.R., 3. correspondence re: lease - Evange1ine Parish" (Louisiana) - the cover note is accurate: 1. the supplementa.1. Agreement #3 is between Carbon Hill Coal Co., (William Crocker, President, S.F.B.M., Sec.) and a Pacific Coast Co. whereby C.H.C.C. allows P.C.C. an extension on debts -- 2. P.S. & N.R.R. - Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern Railroad. In file there is General Balance sheet of receiver's Accounts and General Balance Sheet of P.S. & N.R.R. sent by Welles V. Moot, attorney in charge. Also some correspondence on the Shawmut Coal & Coke Co. - (subsidiary?) from President. -- 3. parties concerned in Evangeline Parish Land Lease correspondence are: S.F.B.M. and Jack Beaumont, Asst. Secretary P.I.C. ; J.0. Davis of Tinton, La. who is pushing for oil exploration on or around the land; Judge Charles R. Gline of Lake Charles; La. attny. representing Pacific Improvement Co., Intereta and J. Elmer Thomas, geologist and oil expert from San Antonio, Texas - employed by Pacific Improvement Co.. to give opinion on land.

Inter-organizational memos and directive, S.F.B.M. - J. Beaumont (Asst. Sec'y. re: La land), S.F.B.M. - Richard J. Wulzen (Manager of Carbon Mill re: the same and its relations with Pacific Coast Co.); Pacific Improvement Co.. - statement of Commission Payable Nathaniel D. Moore, V.P., Pacific Coast Coal Go, Judge Charles Cline in Louisiana, special report to Directors of Pacific Improvement Co.. regarding Carbon Hill Coal Co., Oct. 1936 - proposing liquidation of that concern, also some of the correspondence done in the accumulation of the report; C.0.G. Miller of S.F. -representing Stanford Univ. on Pacific Improvement Co. Board?

J. Beaumont re: Louisiana and Carbon Hill/Pacific Coast Coal; Louisiana Land and Exploration Company, Annual Report 1938; Welles J. Moot re: "Weidenfeld Appeal" (case against Pacific Improvement CO. dragging on for years); Nathaniel Moore same subject; letter to Robert Underhiil, Sec. & Treas. U.C. Berkeley explaining Weidenfald vs. Pacific Improvement Co. case. Memorandums to the Board of Directors.

Ernest B. Tracy, 1 Wall St., N.Y.C., president La. Land and Exploration Co.. with interesting business "news" rumors from Germany, May 28th, 1940. Tryinh to sell Carbenado - Carbon Hill - Moore, Wulzen etc.

Louisiana Land and Exploration Company Annual Reports 1941 and 1942; George Watkins Evans, Consulting Mining Engineer, Seattle, Washington; Charles S. Elms, Industrial Engineer with Ferrous Metal Producer Co., Sacramento, Ca., wants lease on Carbenado nine; summary of operation for Pittsourg, Shawmut Northern R.R. - 1st 3 months of 19142 compared to same months 1941; William Tudor Gardiner (Governor?) re: Carbenado coal output.

Judge Cline; Welles V. Moot; balance sheet of Pacific Improvement Co. as of Oct., 1944; H.H. Kuester, Standard Oil Co. of Calif. re: Louisiana land; S.F.B.M. tries to get Henry F. Du Pont to buy old Carbon Hill site - refused, not interested; C.0.G. Miller steps down as Director of Pacific Improvement Co.. so that Frank E. Walker, Financial Vice President of Stanford University might take his place; Balance sheet for Pacific Improvment Co. Dec. 31, 1943 and cover letter from S.F.B.M. explaining general situation: Only 3 concerns left. Carbon Hill Coal no longer working. Pittsburg, Shawmut & Northern R.R. and Mines, breaking even because Mines gains balance Railroad losses. Land in Louisiana - promising as land may be leased or sold to oil company. Directors listed - William Crocker, C.0.G. Miller, D.J. Murphy, J.K. Moffett, Sidney N. Ehrman, Robert N. Underhill, S.F.B.M.

C.R. English Vice President and General Manager of Pacific Coast Coal Co. me: the sale of surface land belonging to "1945" Carbon Hill Coal Co.; cover letter far Annual ~3tatement of Pacific Improvement Co.. (but no statement) dated Jan. 3., 19145 - Pacific Improvement Co. - very little if any profit.

(enigmatic "to here" note on Del Monte Properties Co. note pap r). William G. Conable of Mr. Moot's Law Firm in Buffalo re: preparation of a claim of depositary under Plan and Agreement of Reorganization for the P.S. & N.R.R. result of S.F.B. Morse's suggestion; R. Manning, Manager of Real Estate Dept. of Southern Pacific Co. trying to acquire some land near Bakersfield from Pacific Improvement Co.. through S.F.B. Morse; C.R. English, Pac. Coast Coal Jeep ~ G.M., me: completion of payment by St. Paul - Tacoma Lumber Co. for the surface land belonging to Carbon Mill Coal, S.F.B. Morse still trying to sell the mine. Jack Beaumont retires. Henry Tiedeman becomes new Assistant Sec. Of Pacific Improvement Co.

Keystone Exploration requesting permission to perform seismatic survey on La land - granted; C.R. English; Charles S. Elms, George Hopkins (new consulting engineer), James Ash, George Watkins Evans - all concerning the sale of the mine in Carbondale; letter to Robert H. Underhill, U.C. Berkeley explaining the claim prepared under Section 77 (of 3-9) which was denied; Shell Oil asks permission to take gravity survey for oil indications on La. land - granted; English; contract between P.I. Co. and Pac. Coal Co. terminated as well as Power of Attorney which P.C.Co. held for Carbon Hill Co. as of Oct. 1, 1947 - these special considerations shift to George Hopkins; some Quitclaim Deed Agreements for land once owned by Pacific Improvement Co. subsidiaries; many memos between S.F.B. Morse and his secretary Margaret Skehen (he is always at Pebble Beach and she held things down in S.F.); G.M. Plain, Assistant Cashier, Trust Dept., Hudson County National Bank, Jersey City, New Jersey - bank bills P.I. Co. for keeping certain worthless bonds in trust for years. copy of 1919 agreement between Pacific Improvement Co. & Bank included). Bill $700, settle for $175; Annual Statement of 1946 prepared by Beanwald & Renz; c1ipping of article in Journal of Commerce 2/21/147 - war assets administrat.ion trying to sell or rent Coke & Coal Plant in Wikeson, Washington; Statement of Assets in Memo (1/4) from Margaret Skehen to S.F.B. Morse $17,760.62 in Crocker Bank, $20,000 invested in U.S. Certificates of Indebtedness - also held in Crocker Bank; statement of accounts due S.F.B. Morse for 1946; map showing acre tracts in Carbenado, Washington.

Again mostly Inter-organizational memos and directives between S.F.B. Morse & Margaret Skehen in S.F. and Constance Lamb (S.F.B.M.'s secretary at Pebble Beach); Maurice Mouton, Attny., Lafayette, Louisiana, interested in buying Evageline Parish land S.F. B.Morse refuses because of land's "oil bearing possibi1ities", listing of cash returns (royalties to P.I. Co. on two successful wells on La. land - reported in letter from M. Skehen to Chas. Cline 10/7/48; Charles Elms still trying to make big deals for them: 1. Carbondale Coal & 2. Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. belong 51 % to Crockers, cycle of correspondence between Elms, George Hopkins and S.F.B.M. re: selling Carbondale Mine or just 117 acres of surface (timber), also some discussion and exploration of Wilkeson Coke & Coal Plant War Assets Administration leased land which might be sold together with Carbondale and mined by one company; Clifford C. Redell, Sec.-Treas., Baton Rouge National Farm Loan Assoc., claiming that some of the oil being drawn by Pacific Improvement Co.. well is coming from another tract of land and the rightful owners are not being compensated; resolve by directors of Pacific Improvement Co.. empowering S.F.B.M. to lease oil, gas and mineral rights to some of the La. land (which Stanolind Oil Co. had abandoned) to Charles B. Ghetson, also copy of the lease and much correspondence leading up to agreement and lease.

Inter-organization memos again Skehen-Lamb-S.F.B.M. Daniel J. Murphy -announcement of Director's Meeting, record of Louisiana land owned by Pacific Improvement Co.. by parcel (total: 2,383.25 acres) part of effort to complete informational files on La. holdings per .J.B.i4.'s orders, more quitclaim proceedings, copy or lease (1944) by P.I. Co. to Continental Oil Co. of 200 acres of Louisiana land; Judge Cline severs relations as representative for Pacific Improvement Co.. due to health, Mr. S.W. P1auche, Attny. of Plauche and Plauche, takes over; correspondence between Pacific Improvement Co.. - A.B. House -Humble Oil leading to a lease agreement for oil rights and another tract of La. land; Mr. M.C. Davis of Sun Oil Co. requests and is granted permission to locate gravity meter. Survey stations on Pacific Improvement Co.. land for 6 months, telegram from J.F. Fotentot at the end of the year offering to lease some Pacific Improvement Co. land; almost entire file re: Louisiana land with a few letters in early December from Hopkins and Elms.

L.O. Fusier bargaining through Plauché & Plauche tries to buy or lease (long term) surface rights of part of the Evangeline Parish land for a hunting site; Percy F.J. Fotentot also interested in buying or leasing land in order make a duck lake (for hunting); S.F.B.M. not interested in selling ; contract through P1auche & Plauche to have timber cruiser go over La. land; two copies of a "thumbnail history" of the Pacific Improvement Co.. & more specifically on its relation to certain parcels of land in Pacific Grove and Del Monte. written to Mrs. Lacy McLean of Pacific Grove, Julius Young, Mamou, Louisiana wants to buy 1435 acres of the Evangeline Parish land; Shell Oil requests permission to conduct seismographic operations on P.I. Co. La. land through one J.D. Hunnicutt; John F. Forbes & Co., Accountants, re: licensing fee for Carbon Hill mine; I.J. Goode re: acquiring Mineral, Gas Oil rights lease on certain Pacific Improvement Co.. land; financial statement of Carbon Hill Coal Co. for 3rd quarter ending Sept. 30th from George Hopkins; 3 copies of letter to George D. Hughes of the John F. Forbes Co. accompanying and explaining a "conservative" estimate of the market value of stock owned by P.I. Co. in March 1913, since the records are lost S.F.B. Morse estimates from memory; George Hopkins trying to convince investors to work C.H.C.C. again rather than dam a river 100 miles from Tacoma for power.

S.F.B.Morse wants to sell C.H.C.C. if possible for $250,000; 1950 Annual Report prepared by John F. Forbes & Co.; letter to Corydon Wagner, V.P. St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., giving some history and pertinent facts on Carbon Hill Coal Co. 5/16; Hopkins 2nd quarter report on C.H.C.C. 8/16 - Hopkins sells remaining 180 acres of surface land (timber) to Cascade Piling Co. for $5,000 also asks for quit- in favor of town of Carbonado so that town might make improvements on land being used as cemetery, copies of both deed for timber land and quitclaim deed included; S.F.B. Morse wants to sell as much of the timber on the Louisiana land as possible correspondence with H.D. Foote Lumber Co. and Joseph Saucier, Mamou, La.; finally leases timber rights on 1435 acres to saucier for 10 years 11/20 - copy of deed included, lease checked without objection by W.K. Rambolt of Sun Oil Co. since they have lease to gas, mineral & oil rights on same land.

Annual Report of P.I. Co. for 1951 by J.F. Forbes & Co.; correspondence between S.F.B. Morse, Hopkins and C.R. English of Pacific Coal Co. re: sale of C.H.C.C. to Japanese concern or government through P.C.C. connections; falls through; another possible buyer Eximporting Co. of S.F. who are looking for source to supply a Japanese contract, related correspondence between Hopkins, S.F.B. Morse and Jack Schweitzer of Eximprting Co.; 11/17 - letter to Attny. T.J. Dalquist .F., referring to some legal problem concerning C.H.C.C. land but not explained fully because enclosure is not there.

J.F. Forbes Annual Report for 1952; explanation of problem alluded to above in copy of letter from George Hopkins to Corydon Wagner, President, St. Paul Tacoma Lumber Co.; 3 page report entitled: Coal Prospects of C.H.C.C.; results in much correspondence between Hopkins, S.F.B. Morse and Norman Jacobson, Chief Forester of St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co. because C.H.C.C. wants to buy mineral rights to land in the middle of their land which had been lost during the P.C.C. administration of C.H.C.C.; 5 small maps of lands owned in Evangeline Parish, La.

Correspondence between J.F. Forbes & Go., Plauche, S.F.B. Morse and M.E. Bird, Chief of Corporation Franchise Tax Section re: P.I. Co. legal protest against increased taxes; Schweitzer of Eximport Co. once again shows interest in C.H.C.C. mine and talks of prospective buyer; copy of Summary and Conclusion of George WatkIns Evan's 1942 Report on Coal Deposits at Carbonado sent to Hopkins 3/18, small. , rough map of land in Acadia Parish, Louisiana; Humble Oil lease expires on La. land; Sun Oil does not renew lease and part of that 200 acre package is leased (mineral, oil & gas) to Vincent Welch Co. in Louisiana immediately; protest against tax increase not granted taxes on property in ward 2 of Evangeline Parish go from $25O to $1,123.60 for one year, S.F.B. Morse thinks about contesting in court and local press but finally pays reluctantly, correspondence between Plauché, J. Nilas Young, of Clanton & Young, Eunice, La., S.F.B. Morse and Jesse Johnson, Assessor of Evangeline Parish.

Plauche re: further griping and action on the huge tax increase and Fotentot leases agricultural rights on some of the land; George Hopkins sends a proposal to use the C.H.C.C. Mine as a Steam Power Generating Plant for Carbonado, explaining the advantages over the approved state plan for two dams on Cowlitz River, cover letter explaining that the proposal would never be accepted but if S.F.B. Morse might O.K. it he could submnit it anyway - for publicity sake - S.F.B.M. does O.K. it, another letter from Hopkins recounting his history; more correspondence Plauche - S.F.B. Morse - J. Nilas Young (Fotentot's representative re: buying or long term leasing the land. Fotentot already has leased, all of the many offers to buy La. land is refused because it presupposes fortitude of mineral, gas & oil rights.

Very anxious to sell C.H.C.C. mine and mineral rights, writes C.R. Engiish and sends Richard Osborne (son-In-law of S.F.B. Morse to Seattle after that purpose, also needs new representative for P.I. Co. interests since Hopkins is so very old and sick and moved to Seattle, clipping of editorial In the Tacoma Sunday News Tribune 11/18/56 re: feasibility of using Carbonado and Wilkeson Coal Mines as steam power plants, sent ; Sheridan Hopkins, son of George and new representative of Pacific Improvement Co. interests, along with a letter announcing the death of his father.

Inter-organization memos per usual, to Colonel George Shimmel outlining some of his financial exploits on beha1f of P.I. Co. through the years and asking if the Crocker Estate has any record of the amount it had received in dividends from Pacific Improvement Co. since l9l5 (when S.F.B. Morse took over management); possible buyer or leasee for C.H.C.C. is Northern Pacific Railway Co., correspondence between Sheridan Hopkins, S.F.B. Morse and Earl McMillan, manager of mines for the above company (no definite results though all parties seem willing); Sheridan Hopkins trying to expedite the sale of some land in Carbondale that belongs to an elderly couple but Pacific Improvement Co. has a re-purchase clause in their deed; also a letter to Directo of Pacific Improvement Co. written by S.F.B.M. but signed by Carol Toschi (new secretary) outlining grand totals of profits and expenditures of La. lands since 1936, also the summary itseLf year by year.

Pacific Improvement Co. Annual Report for 1957; article clipping on the reopening of a Wingate Coal Mine neighboring on C.H.C.C. land by Pacific Coast Company; correspondence concerning quit-claim deeds that Pacific Improvement Co. is granting in California & Washington; Irving S. Olds, Wall Street, N.Y.C. old Yale friend who was at one tine connected with U.S. Steel trying to get Steel Cos. interested in C.H.C.C., R. M. Lloyd, V.P., U.S. Steel writes asking for information and a meeting re: C.H.C.C., 2 copies of a 5-page report titled Coal. Prospects of Carbon Hill Co., Plauché & Plauche, state of Louisiana plans to put a road through Pacific Improvement Co. land, so a "right-of-way deed" is drawn up, report 10/17 bringing the figures on income and expenditures for La. land up-to-date; Sheridan Hopkins re: alteration in contract, reducing the royalties, with Tony Basselli, who is working part of C.H.C.C. mine (very ~na1l part).

Possibility of U.S. Steel buying or leasing C.H.C.C. falls through; another nibble from McMillan of the Northern Pacific Rai1way Co. pricing and inquiring as to the status of C.H.C.C.

P.I. Co. Annual Report 1959; Sheridan Hopkins re: some dispute over C.H.C.C. right to mine coal arises when some of the surface land owners threaten to sue Basselli for trespassing. Blank copy of the Washingtcn Business Activities Statement which C.H.C.C. obviously had to fill out, sent by Jack J. Gilbert, Auditor, Washington State Tax Commission, Excise Tax Division; sent to Hopkins to fill out, C.H.C.C. declared exempt from Washington State Taxes; Edgar Hitzman, Dept. of Highways, State of Louisiana requests another right-of-way agreement for P.I. Co. lands, granted at Plauche and Plauche recommendation, Hopkins re: further trouble between McFadden and Basselli about mining C.H.C.C.

Copy of Prospector's Lease for Basselli and his partners drawn up by Hopkins, slightly modified by lawyer then signed and executed; Pacific Improvement Co. Annual Report 1960; William A. Harding, Pacific Coast Company, trying to get him interested In buying C.H.C.C. since it seems he has an inside track to Japanese interests that have bought neighboring coal mines; copy of "The Real Estate Bulletin of Louisiana, March 1961"; Ralph J. Tucker, Attorney for Triple X, Inc., Reno, Nevada, re: quit-claim deed deal whereby Pacific Improvement Co. would receive $1,000 for 15 acres and have option to buy into the interest; 4/14/61 letter to William A. Harding, of Pacific Coast Co. giving sketchy history and content of 11 volumes containing all the data available on the coal, coke, iron and alloy resources available on the Pacific Coast. 5 copies of "Notes on: Study of iron, steel and Coke Industry of the Pacific Coast 1916, 17, 18" one page long dictated entirely from memory by S.F.B. Morse; copy of a Pacific Improvement Co. quitclaim favor of a Merwyn H. Brown giving him possession of various Winnemucca, Nevada land; the Louisiana land and Exploration Company, Report to Stockholders, Jan - June 19ó9, Inter-organizational Memorandums re: a certain Harker quitclaim that might overlap property previously quitclaimed to Tucker and the Triple X; quitclaim charge upped by S.F.B. Morse from $l0 to $100.

Pacific Improvement Co. Annual Report for l961, letter to Plauché considering selling all of La. lands? to Stanley Jones, Sec. & Treas. Of Northwestern Glass Co. trying to find buyer for C.H.C.C., Louisiana Oil Exploration Co. asks permission to make a seismic control exploration of some land in Evange1ine Parish; re: sale of La. lands W.R. Farley, geologist contracted by Plauché. submits evaluation of all Pacific Improvement Co. lands divided into 4 tracts, (2 copies of evaluation report) one map for each tract of land, also a letter from Farley including written agreement giving him exclusive rights for 2 year to sell land, Timber Cruise summary submitted by Maxwell Chesson, forester and a cover letter for both summaries from Plauché., copy of signed agreement between Farley and Pacific Improvement Co.; summary of Revenue of Expenses on La. land for previous 10 years August 1967, to be used to convince Pacific Improvement Co. Directors to sell land; copy of agreement between Pacific Improvement Co. and a certain tenant, Murphy Fuselier permitting him to erect a fence around the property he is 1easing to protect his cows; newspaper clipping re: Hydraulic Coal mining at Wilkeson Mine by ~Iorthern Pactfic sent by . Hopkins.

Annual report 1962; correspondence re: proposed Redde11 Field units for extraction of gas, original proposal for a hearing on this proposal made to James H. Gill, Louisiana Commissioner of Conservation, by J.B. Mi1lers, Attny. for concerned parties A.B. Crutcher & J.D. Tufts. (map of proposed field included.), correspondence ensues S.F.B. Morse - Plauché. - William Farley because Pacific Improvement Co. land included in the proposals, also some announcements of hearing by Commissioner Gill, more problem re: McFadden, deed and property in Carbondale, McFaddens want assurance that C.H.C.C. will reimburse them for damage to their land from mining and they want it written into the deed, Utah Construction & Minng Co., S.F. researching possibility of working coal mines In Carbondale area, Methodist Church of Washington wants to buy some land on C.H.C.C. mine for a campsite, but dislike mining rights clause that C.H.C.C. reserves so they want mineral rights as well - S.F.B. Morse repeatedly refuses, National Bank of Washington notifies Pacific Improvement Co.. that they will no longer grant 1st mortgages for peop1e to buy surface rights to Carbondale land because of C.H.C.C. restrictions which strictly applied could make deeds null and void if buyer excavated for a basement; two connected news clippings re: C.H.C.C. 1.) "U.S. report gives History of Local Coal Mines" 2.) "Report Outlines Coal Renewal Problem", from the Buckley Banner sent by Sheridan Hopkins; S.F.B. Morse responds to R.B. Wallace, Manager of the National Bank of Washington, very explicitly stating that sub-surface rights referred to in the deeds refers only to mineral rights; further correspondence ensues on restating restrictions so that loans might be extended again.

Through Pauley comes an offer from Hosea Deshotel for 280 acres at $125 per and the remainder of the land at $40 per. First part of deal accepted, latter part rejected; letter to Wal1ace Sterling, President Stanford University, suggesting that Stanford should have a director at the Pacific Improvement Co. board perhaps Jacobson; reply 9/15: W.W. Crocker dies, vacancies on Board of Directors, Margaret Cordellos to be made Asst. Sec. and perhaps Director of Pacific Improvement Co.; Ster1ing suggests Jacobson and Almon F. Manspeaker as Stanford's Directors on Pacific Improvement Co. Board, S.F.B. Morse refuses to compromise further on Carbondale deeds, Wallace threatens with possib1e legal action; P.I. Co. Cash statement (10/1), Directors agree to allow 50 under residence in Carbondale for loan purposes but with understanding that mining might start up again sometime, copy of deed of land sold to Deshotel; Plauché. re: leasing minera1, oil and gas rights on 435 acres to a Wilson Ellison, re: sale of lumber to D.W. Moorehead, V.P. Kellog - Graves - Moorehead Lumber Co., Inc.; Pauley Agency Inc. re: offer for the rest of the La. land from Roy O. Martin Lumber Co., Plauché. suggests upping the price, money from Deshotel deal received, dividend paid to owner, bonus to Mrs. Cordellos; Wallace not satisfied with Director's resolve, wants protection for landowners against cave-ins; sticks to original demands.

Annual statement 1963; correspondence re: deed restrictions continues with Wallace, copy of letter that Wallace writes to his Congressman, Thor Tollefson (1/29), Tolefson writes President Kerr U.C. Berkeley, who refers it to Owsley Hammond, Treasurer to take it up with S.F.B. Morse and Pacific Improvement Co. ; two copies of land valuation made of Pacific Improvement Co. land by Pauley Agency inc. (realtors) Lake Charles, La. and a realtor's Sales Agency Contract made between Pacific Improvement Co. and above, more pressure to waive surface restrictions on Carbondale land deeds, S.F.B. Morse acquiesces to a point; updating of report on Revenue and Expenses of Louisiana lands (1954-1963); R.B. Wal1ace appeals directly to Hammond at Berkeley and David S. Jacobson at Stanford includes an article clipping entitled "Caroonado folks 0n Land, but...Will Stanford Let them Dig Holes"; also includes copy of six Covenants running with the land which he feels constitute an economic stranglehold on all the land owners; concerning some subject S.F.B. Morse recounts short history of C.H.C.C. and summation the deed restriction controversy to Robert Underhiil (6/l0 ; Jacobson of Stanford takes evasionist standpoint ; S.F.B. Morse decides to give individual permission to lay underground foundation etc. upon request, Wallace replies that loans will still not be made.

Plauché. - Pauley (Realtor) - S.F.B. Morse re: different offers to buy remaining La. land in parts or all together; "Resolution (by Town Council of Carbonado) for Removal of Restrictive and Suppressive Covenants to Deeds to Property" wording almost identical to Wallace's constant demands, response from Berkeley and Stanford Administrators; Annual Report of Pacific Improvement Co. for l96Z~ whenever a piece of land is sold in La there is a copy of the Deed - smaller parcel of land sold to Kellog & Graves - Moorehead Lumber CO. and Roy 0. Martin Lumber Co.; Pacific Improvement Co. Summary of Retained Earnings as of Dec. 31, l964; resolution drawn up by Plauché to be ratified by Pacific Improvement Co. directors which conveys full authority to sell remaining La. land to S.F.B.M. and Emmet Solomon (Pres., Board of Directors Pacific Improvement Co. & Crocker Bank), Cash statement for Pacific Improvement Co. up to Mayl; Minute of Directors Meeting 5/12; Plauché.'s resolution approved with amendment that each sale must be resolved through the mail by the Directors; quitclaim deed for land in Bakersfield.

Overall rerort by John R. Kibbutz, V.P. of Pauley Petroleum Inc. on the value of remaining Pacific Improvement Co. lands in La., includes reports by Alvin White, Consulting Petroleum engineer, and T.A. Freund Consulting Geologist, both from Louisiana. Report made for the Regents of U.C. at the direction of Edwin Pauley (oil) they recommend sale at Pauley Inc. prices; P.N. Brownstein, Commissioner of the Federal Housing Administration in a letter to Congressman Floyd V. Hicks, states that the F.H.A. will insure mortgages on properties in Carbonado with Pacific Improvement Co. provision for use of land to 50 ft., and if C.H.C.C. agrees to pay for damage caused by mining, S.F.B. Morse refuses second stipulation, Senator Warren Magnuson of Washington writes to Senator Thomas Kuchel of Calif., who in turn corresponds with S.f.B. Morse, nothing is resolved; deed for parcel of farmlands and sold to Delino Fotentot; Pacific Improvement Co. Assets (11/10); clipping of article from Seattle Paper entitled "By It's Deeds Carbonuale is Doomed", very critical of deed covenants, sent to U.C. Berkeley forwarded to Pacific Improvement Co. by Hammond; correspondence straightening out some confusion about taxes on recently sold land; correspondence S.F.B. Morse - Wallace - Senator Kuchel re: same "economic stranglehold issue" (see esp. Wallace's letter 11/27); letters from Gene Emry who "can't sell his land because of the covenants" and an article about him entitled "Enumclaw Man Joins Fight to Relax Land restrictions" another clipping of an editorial in the Enuxnclaw courier-Herald entitled "The Carbonado Controversy", ensuing correspondence between S.F.B. Morse, Wallace and Robert Olson, editor of the Enumclaw Courier-Herald, S.F.B. Morse writes Sheridan Popkins about offering sale to Wilkeson very anxious to unload; S.F.B. Morse to Emmett Solomon re: terminating his (S.F.B.M.) connections with Pacific Improvement Co.

Andrew Orricle, P.I. Co. Attny., suggests that they meet some of the Carbonado demands i.e. - compensation for damage to land due to mining, Dwight Barrett of Enumclaw expresses interest in buying C.H.C.C. Mine; Directors resolve to sell remaining La. lands (l717.94 acrcs) for no less than $1O3,074.40; minutes of Jan. 5th Directors Meeting, some important resolves: 1. that they take all necessary action to liquidate within one year. Much correspondence re: selling both C.H.C.C. (best prospect is Garrett) and La. lands - many different offers through Plauché. and Pauley; some maps and old reports on C.H.C.C.; Basselli Prospector's lease is up will be renewed annually rather than every 5 years; another right-of-way deed sought by Louisiana Dept. of Highways through Pacific Improvement Co. land; copy of a detailed report made on C.H.C.C. by Bailey Willis (Stanford Prof.) and R.J. Walzen in Sept. 1923, also Summary and Conclusion of report by George Watkins Evans made in 1954, Annual report for Pacific Improvement Co. 1965.

Correspondence Andrew Orricle, Attny - S.F.B. Morse - Wallace form of agreement between C.H.C.C. and residents of Carbondale; all remaining land in La. is sold to Thibodeaux, Aucoin, Fotentot et al. for $107,371.25, copies of many legal papers re: deed, titles, future royalties to P.I. Co. prepared for the buyers by their attny. Guillory; most of remaining correspondence re: C.H.C.C. on one hand trying to find a purchaser and on the other trying to settle some differences with towns people of Carbonado through compromise. Emmett Solomon has taken over most of the responsibilities for the former task and Attny. Andrew Orrick is doing most of the work in the latter case. but copies of most of the correspondence still reaches S.F.B. Morse's file; copy of 25 page report; "Memorandum report on Current Condition at Carbon Hill Washington" by Bailey 4Uis Oct. 1920; memorandum from S.F.B. Morse re: report with little sketch of Willis; Margaret Cordellos - S.F.B. Morse - Attney. Andrew Orrick clearing up method of procedure for quitclaim requests on old Pacific Improvement Co. land.

Pierce County Board of Equalization reassesses C.H.C.C.; quadrupling assessed value and therefore quadrupling taxes - Wallace suspected; new concessions made by C.H.C.C. to surface landowners not sufficient to secure them mortgage - letters to this effect from several Washington state banking & loan institutions and the Federal Housing Administration forwarded by Wallace; listing of Pacific Improvement Co. securities and values 8/1.; agenda and minutes of Board meeting 8/5; Solomon sugge.ts transferring C.H.C.C. stock to inhabitants of (l1/l3) Carbondale as a gift, S.F.B. Morse reacts with 4 page letter with more reflection of the history of Pacific Improvement Co.; minutes of 10/12 Board meeting and copy of deed transferring all rights on C.H.C.C. land to towns people; controversy over 25 acres of La. Land that Pacific Improvement Co. sold but due to legal pt. did not own, reimbursements, Plauche submits final bill and is paid; C.H.C.C. rights transferred to town; final dividends paid to owners dividing all the rest of P.I. Co. assets.

Reports on tax refund for C.H.C.C. from John Forbes Inc.; minutes of the final Board of Directors meetings; letter to a Charles A. Sargent where S.F.B.M. records history in the West Coast Magnesite business with Bart Thane and Roy Bishop; correspondence between H. Cordellos - Plauche - Fotentot re: Pacific Improvement Co. royalties from La. land; clipping of an article "Biographies of Roy N. Bishop, Samuel Morse" by Charles Sargent, Continental Oil Co. and Andrew Orrick also became involved in dispute over Mineral and Oil Royalties in Louisiana, finally Continental Oil Co. transfers interest in mineral, oil and gas leases away from Pacific Improvement Co. to new owners, J. Forbes last bill.

To Gov. Allen Griffin with a more complete history of Pacific Improvement Co. and S.F.B. Morse's relationship to it.

Advertising and publicity brochure

Correspondence concerning: 1. the construction of a saltwater pool, 2. construction of a breakwater, 3. the purchase of a yacht - all for the beach club members.

(9a) Personal and business correspondence between Del Monte Properties (Morse, Ford & Beaumont etc.) and owners or prospective owners. Concerning buying selling or building on Del Monte plots of land.

Mostly correspondence from M. Hollins, who was a Special Representative for Del Monte Properties Co., to Morse concerning sales of Pebble Beach land

Fred Punier of Del Monte sent out offers of a reprint of an article in Architect and Engineer on homes constructed by members of the Monterey Peninsula L.C. sent to most Calif. residents (prospective land buyers), and folder contains returned offers requesting article.

Correspondence with Attorney Goodfellow and some Pebble Beach landowners or prospective landowners, but predominantly memos between S.F.B. Morse, Beauford, J. Beaumont, H. Tiedeman, F. Purner, V. MacDonald and the salesmen. Also reports on sa1es in 1927, analyzed different ways (re: by area, by salesperson etc.).

concerning sale, letter from George Gould, reale~tate appraiser, and memo S.F.B. Morse. to Beaumont.

Correspondence with insurance companies, especially .Alexander Field of Johnson Higgins of Calif. - S.F.

Three stockholders in Del Monte Properties who did not receive dividends for 1923 because of address change or mistake. Straightened out by H. Tiedeman and V. Mac Donald. Orrick is a Pacific Improvement Co. lawyer and a partner in the same firm as Goodfellow (Goodfellow, Sells and Orrick - S.F.).

from Beaumont to Morse, gives total, breakdown and increases.

Correspondence and memoranda concerning the sale of company stock and bonds and the payment of dividends. Correspondence at the end of the year with Herbert Fleishhacker of the Anglo and London Paris National Bank, S.F. and A.F.B.M's 50 % partner in Del Monte. They make and persona1ly secure a large loan ($l.5 million) in order to redeem their outstanding bonds. (9/21/27 - W.L. Comyn mentioned, Del Monte Stock that he owned is transferred to a Kenneth Kingsbury, Pres. of Standard 0il of Calif. (of JL 23 Item #1).

Inter-organization memos: 1. requesting reimbursements, 2. attached to letters asking for donations and subscriptions, all. channeled through H. Tiedeman,. in charge of finances. 11/23/27 letter to Morse from Roy N. Bishop (Auditorium).

Various bills to Del Monte Co. and records of payment of same.

Different reports on assets, earnings and inventory.

Carl Stanley, Manager of Del Monte Lodge, prices new (1928) Cadillac, Lincoln & Lasalle and reports to S.F.B. Morse.

Correspondence and memos re: sale and/or development of ranch land. Latter to & from Gordon Armsby 12/16/27.

Memos and tasks given to Olmsted by S.F.B. Morse.

Two memos to Stanley, manager of the hotel, from S.F.B. Morse.

Letters to contractors and architects and inter-organizational memos re: construction of private homes or club facilities on Del Monte Property.

Correspondence to and from. Minutes of meeting. Directors : Include: H. Fleishhacker, Morse, Beaumont, D.J. Murphy, Humphrey, K. Kingsbury, Goodfallow, R. Bishop.

Correspondence with Grace Parsons Douglas and D.L. Roscol. Former has girl's summer camp in Pebble Beach and school in Los Angeles. Latter wants to open boy's military school.

Memoranda re: the projected sale of lots in the Carmel Woods area of Del Monte Properties.

Legal actions taken by or against Del Monte Properties Co.

S.F.B. Morse corresponds with Congressman A.M. Free and General R.E. Mittelstaedt, in an attempt to move the camp off of the Monterey land it is renting from Del Monte Properties Co. to Gigling Reservation nearby.

Part of Del Monte Properties is a business selling san run by A.J. Gunnel. Folder contains some correspondence relevant to this business.

Various personal and handwritten notes to S.F.B. Morse and other people in his organization asking favors for themselves and their friends. Jobs, job referrals, recommendations, introductions, etc.

Correspondence and memoranda concerning sa1es, salesmen, club membership. Del Monte Properties Co. general correspondence.

Correspondence and memoranda concerning sa1es, salesmen, club membership. Del Monte Properties Co. general correspondence.

Correspondence and memoranda concerning sa1es, salesmen, club membership. Del Monte Properties Co. general correspondence.

Correspondence and memoranda concerning sa1es, salesmen, club membership. Del Monte Properties Co. general correspondence.

Correspondence with R.C. Mason, head partner of Mason, Co1e & Co. rea1tors who were the Southern California agents for Del Monte Properties Co.

Correspondence with members, memos concerning club activities and improvements.

Inter-organization memos re: payment of commissions to sales people.

Salesman's Daily Report Form submitted by Purner in the San Franciaco and Oakland Area (Jan.-March) and then S.C. Scofield in the Palo Alto, Stanford Area (Sept.- Nov.). Gives name of new and old prospects and a statement of prospect's attitude towards buying Peninsula land, some times addresses are included.

forms dated Jan.-June submitted by Phil M. Wwand in San Francisco. Gives name of new and old prospects and a statement of prospect's attitude towards buying Peninsula land, some times addresses are included.

One form (l0/2/27) submitted by B. schoch. Gives name of new and old prospects and a statement of prospect's attitude towards buying Peninsula land, some times addresses are included.

Gives name of new and old prospects and a statement of prospect's attitude towards buying Peninsula land, some times addresses are included.

Gives name of new and old prospects and a statement of prospect's attitude towards buying Peninsula land, some times addresses are included.

Includes D.M.P.C. Bulletin (12/1/21); salemen's licenses for 1926 and 1927; press release for Golf Tournament; April, 1927 copy of Monterey Peninsula Country Club News, reprint from 0ct. 1926, Architect and Engineer with article, "Monterey Enchantment"; brochure o: the S.A. Born Building Co. called Home and Garden samples of form letters to be used to boost sales; Block Book for Pacific Grove Beach, Block Book for Monterey Peninsula C.C.

Predominantly memos from sales Manager Ford to his salesmen notifying them as to which lots are up for resale,

Two memos from Purner to Ford re: resale of this lot.

Memo from Miss MacDonald to Tiedeman (5/25/27) which accompanied all the files re: this stage line; correspondence in March 1927 between S.F.B. Morse and W.E. Travis of California Transit Co. re: the discontinuation of the line.

Trade cross-country (New York to San Francisco) telegrams in early July, 1927 concerning the incorporation of Cypress Point Golf Club.

Includes correspondence regarding the organization, incorporation and construction of Cypress Point U.C., membership list, blueprint of golf course and residential subdivision surrounding it. Contract of sale between D.M.P.C. and Cypress Point Golf Club.

Marion Hollins secured an option to buy a certain amount of land from D.M.P.C. to be made into Cypress Point U.C. also includes her proposal of the Club and a tentative contract.

cover letter to B.L.Thane, in back anL map - "Location of Raw Materials for the Manufacture of Steel on the Pacific Coast from Alaska to Baja. (Table of Contents).

inside cover a note dictated "from memory" by S.F.B.Morse in May 5, 1961. Explaining a bit of the history of the Report, also summarizing conclusions contained in vol. I which, like some other volumes, is missing; full title of vol. II "Reports and Data on the ~oa1 and Coke Industry of the Pacific Coast"

very extensive report from all over the world, complete, 7 page index of contents, abstracts of every chapter, reports, figures, maps.

limited to United States, Index of Contents.

B.L. Thane, Exploration Dept., F.B. Hyder, E.M. Engineer of Mines, divided into reports on 5 different locations: Alaska, Baja, Lower California, Providence Mts. in Calif. and one other Calif. place, each report has own complete index.

Progress Report, summary and reports on almost 100 places, (Index).

Index - reports on deposits in British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Ca1ifornia, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, Mexico, Philippine Islands.

Index -marker at the beginning of the report on C.H.C.C. There is a typographical error on the binding of this volume where VIII appears as "III", correction cover.

Index - different reports on different places by different engineers.

Index and List of illustrations.

(Contents List of Illustrations).