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Letter From Bolton Hall To John Muir, 1910 Jan 29., Bolton Hall
Letter From Bolton Hall To John Muir, 1910 Jan 29., Bolton Hall
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Nrftt #nrfe Aaanriatinn for % Gtolttfratum of Harant HotaCOMMITTEEDAVID II. GRBEB HENRY M. LEIPZIGER M. ALLEN STARR ROBERT BAKBRSO pine street new york.January 29th, i
Letter From Thomas Price To John Muir, 1910 Jan 28., Thomas Price
Letter From Thomas Price To John Muir, 1910 Jan 28., Thomas Price
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[2]very much. The boys have all been reading and enjoying it also.I am glad to know that the autobiography is progressing. It will be a fine thing when finished. The animal stories would as you suggest, make a good volume themselves, and I think it a good plan. But, if that is your decision, leave them until after the "auto" is published! We are[1][letterhead]January 28/10My dear Mr. Muir:-I was very, very glad to hear from you again, and want to thank you, both for writing me, as well as for "Stickeen". I have had the pleasure of reading that little …
Letter From Florence Merriam Bailey To John Muir, 1910 Jan 26., Florence Merriam Bailey
Letter From Florence Merriam Bailey To John Muir, 1910 Jan 26., Florence Merriam Bailey
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
not heard from her. I do not know whether it reached her.Mr. Bailey gave me Stickeen for Christmas and we enjoyed reading it aloud, thinking of the camp fire in the Sierra where you told us the story. How we did enjoy your being with us![1][letterhead]January 26, 1910.My dear Mr. Muir:"And the box of nuts and raisins from Mr. Muir!" was the announcement again this year.Don't you think you are too good to us?
When friends drop in of an evening, before they go we gather around our wood fire and have a feast.. Such beautiful white nuts! - such …
Letter From John Muir To Marian Hooker, 1910 Jan 25., John Muir
Letter From John Muir To Marian Hooker, 1910 Jan 25., John Muir
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Martinez, Jan. 25, [1910].My dear. Marian:I was in the City all last week, getting notes written out. Was anxious to see you, but recollecting how busy you were became conscience-smitten and asked Mr. Colby to telephone I would stay away.I mean to start for Los Angeles and Pasadena and the desert tomorrow, leaving S.F. at 8 P.M. by the Coast road. I have just got word that Col. Sellers, my dear friend, is very ill, and wants to see me.Oh this dust-to-dust death, what sore benumbing sorrow and heart-ache it brings, though so natural and foundationally right and good! With …
Letter From Henry Fairfield Osborn To John Muir, 1910 Jan 25., Henry Fairfield Osborn
Letter From Henry Fairfield Osborn To John Muir, 1910 Jan 25., Henry Fairfield Osborn
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HSTORY NEW YORKOFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT25 January,1910My dear Muir:I am greatly impressed with your Hetch-Hetchy Valley document, and am writing strong letters to Ballinger as president both of the Museum and the New York Zoological Society. I hope your splendid appeal will have its reward.The money-grubbers surround us on every side, and. I am reminded of the hymn, "Christian up and smite them".Mrs. Osborn and I would love to see you again, and it is possible that we may because we are turning our faces toward California for the six weeks beginning March 1st. How early …
Pacific Weekly, January 25, 1910, University Of The Pacific
Pacific Weekly, January 25, 1910, University Of The Pacific
All Issues - Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly
No abstract provided.
Letter From R. B. Marshall To John Muir, 1910 Jan 21., R. B. Marshall
Letter From R. B. Marshall To John Muir, 1910 Jan 21., R. B. Marshall
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Washington D.C.Jany 21/1910My dear Mr Muir-How can we thank you for that generous box of christmas 'goodies' - they are fine and I know it would do your heart good to see our darling babies get their little [illegible] chairs and indian baskets and say "come on Dad lets have a feast with Mr Muir" - The 'grown ups' are not far l[illegible]ed and we do so enjoy your kind thoughtfullness -You know how dear to our hearts is John Muir - we love him - we wish it were in our power to have [moves?] of [this?] actual presence …
Letter From Katharine Hooker To John Muir, [1910 ?] Jan 20., Katharine Hooker
Letter From Katharine Hooker To John Muir, [1910 ?] Jan 20., Katharine Hooker
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[1][letterhead]Jan. 20thMy dear Mr MuirI came down here on Sunday, called by the death of my dear friend Margaret Graham. She passed away Sunday morning, they telegraphed me and I left by the first train I could get.If I had had time to communicate with you I should have felt like asking you04944
[2]if you wanted to lay aside your work for a while and accompany me, for you had spoken of the possibility of coming down here. For three days I have spent my time with those trio sisters, so [illegible]ft, so sorrowful.What she was to me no one …
Letter From Francis F. Browne To [John Muir], 1910 Jan 20., Francis F. Browne
Letter From Francis F. Browne To [John Muir], 1910 Jan 20., Francis F. Browne
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[1]Jan. 20, 1910!"Made no difference"! Good Lordy! Think of that! Then what would make a difference to these degenerate Scots who talk about "mealy pudding" and are ignorant of haggis— "great chieftain o' the puddin' race"! I [mad?] wish a pe[illegible]le were i' their [d?]oup!] 046816[2]Always yours,Francis F. BrowneJan. 20, 1910.04686
Letter From Marian Hooker To John Muir, 1910 Jan 20., Marian Hooker
Letter From Marian Hooker To John Muir, 1910 Jan 20., Marian Hooker
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Jan 20/10.My dear Mr. Muir-You will have seen in the papers news of the death of Mrs. Graham in South Pasadena. Mother went south at once, and may be there a week or more. You may not have heard of the death of our Aunt Maria Whitney yesterday - of pneumonia - this is also a sudden blow to us - I am04687
very glad she lived long enough to have the content of seeing the book of her brother's life completed before the end came for her too -I looked hopefully for you Tuesday- If you drop down on …
Pacific Weekly, January 18, 1910, University Of The Pacific
Pacific Weekly, January 18, 1910, University Of The Pacific
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No abstract provided.
Letter From Edward Whymper To John Muir, 1910 Jan 17., Edward Whymper
Letter From Edward Whymper To John Muir, 1910 Jan 17., Edward Whymper
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[letterhead]Holmwood,Jan. 17, 1910. Teddington,Middlesex,England-Sir,In reply to yours just received.I am entirely with you in desiring that beautiful nature spots should be reserved, and made unavailable to greed for mammon. But as I am a foreigner in regard to this matter (although much to my pleasure an Honorary Member of your Club) I think that anything I might say would be indiscreet.Mr. Bryce, the present British Ambassador at Washington is a man, who could and I think would do more for you than I can. He possesses distinguished ability, and has held his difficult position to all-round satisfaction for a long …
Letter From Francis George To John Muir, 1910 Jan 17, Francis George
Letter From Francis George To John Muir, 1910 Jan 17, Francis George
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Valona Jan 17th 10 Mr. John Muir Martinez Calif Dear Sir Enclose ck no 39 for $64.00 kindly credit as follows To Mr J. Talken on lot 2 months 20.00 “ “ S. Zuppen “ “ “ “ 14.00 “ Mrs Rose Gerz “ “ “ “ 30.00 64.00 As to the interest on the note of the Immanuel church trustees. They are making application to the Church through Mr Tinning or Mr McKenzie to sell the property. How is it about lots 3 & 4 Block 33 which the partie wasn’t to buy who bought lot 2 in same …
Letter From [John Muir] To Helen [Muir Funk], 1910 Jan 15., John Muir
Letter From [John Muir] To Helen [Muir Funk], 1910 Jan 15., John Muir
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
San Francisco, Jan, 15, 1910.Darling Helen:-I am down here getting some of my old notes type written, to try to find something worth while in it. I was at the Martinez Bank last Monday and had your term account written up. There is about Fifteen Thousand to your credit. I have with my other papers your Thousand Dollar note to that Stanford Club. Bank dividend is about to be declared and next Freburary the wharf rent will be due,which will increase your credit to about 16 Thousand.We were all well when I left home last Tuesday. I amgoing home to-morrow …
Letter From W[Illia]M H. Taft To John Muir, 1910 Jan 14., William H. Taft
Letter From W[Illia]M H. Taft To John Muir, 1910 Jan 14., William H. Taft
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
THE WHITE HOUSEWASHINGTONJanuary 14, 1910.My dear Dr. Muir:I have your kind letter of January 8th and thank you sincerely for the good will and good wishes and personal confidence that it shows. I an passing through rather a strenuous time, but I hope that in the end pounding away along the right path will prove to be the best course politically. Whether it does or not, it is certain to be the best course for one's own comfort.If I go to Alaska this year it would gratify me very much to have you join me at Seattle and take the …
Letter From R[Ichard] A[Chillies] Ballinger To John Muir, 1910 Jan 14., Richard Achillies Ballinger
Letter From R[Ichard] A[Chillies] Ballinger To John Muir, 1910 Jan 14., Richard Achillies Ballinger
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIORWASHINGTONJanuary 14, 1910.My dear Mr. Muir:Your letter of the eighth instant is received and I note with pleasure your approval of my course in connection with Hetch Hetchy affairs. I am pleased to get the information contained in your letter and also your commendation of my course in demanding a sweeping investigation.I will have in a short time from Director Smith of the Geological Survey and the engineers who are assisting him a report on our investigations in the Yosemite during the past summer. When it is in proper form I will be pleased to forward …
Letter From Hattie Allen Ray To John Muir, 1910 Jan 13., Hattie Allen Ray
Letter From Hattie Allen Ray To John Muir, 1910 Jan 13., Hattie Allen Ray
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[1]2146 San Antonio AveAlameda, Cal.,Jan. 13, 1910.Dear Mr. Muir,-Ever since Christmas I have been intending to write you and among other things wish you a happy New Year from the Ray family.Allen had a present of a little book which is very dear to his heart. Jessie sent it to him from Honolulu & it is "Stickeen" by John Muir Allen read it aloud to me and we both enjoyed it hugely. It was queer to hear04681 [2]Allen (13 years old) say "Mamma", isn't that told prettily. You can just see that storm."I am going to have it read aloud …
Letter From Josephine A. Chase To John Muir, 1910 Jan 12., Josephine A. Chase
Letter From Josephine A. Chase To John Muir, 1910 Jan 12., Josephine A. Chase
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[letterhead]Jan. 12, 1910Mr. John Muir:Thank you for your letter of Jan. 6. Adverse circumstances alone have prevented my becoming "a mountaineer" before this time. I shall write to the Sierra Club at once and hope to learn later that you have been persuaded to join in the next outing, for rumor has reported you so distinctly the soul of the party that no other name has been associated with it. You can appreciate how "impossible" the usual tourist party becomes when brought face to face with the elemental things of nature.Sincerely yoursJosephine A. Chase04680
Pacific Weekly, January 11, 1910, University Of The Pacific
Pacific Weekly, January 11, 1910, University Of The Pacific
All Issues - Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly
No abstract provided.
Letter From John Delaittre To John Muir, 1910 Jan 10., John Delaittre
Letter From John Delaittre To John Muir, 1910 Jan 10., John Delaittre
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEAPOLIS115 FOURTH STREET SOUTHJOHN DELAITTRE, PresidentO.C. WYMAN .Vice Pres &Asst. Treas.T.B.JANNEY, 2nd Vice PresN.F.HAWLEY Secy &Treasurer<>brF.P.GARCKEN, Asst Secy.G.H.RICHARDS, 2nd Asst .Treas.F.P.LEONARD. 3rd Asst. Treas.CLAUDE B.LEONARD, CounselTRUSTEES:H.C.AKELEY JOHN CROSBY JOHN DELAITTRE N.F.HAWLEY T.B.JANNEYC S.LANGDON E.H.MOULTON WM.G.NORTHUP ALFRED F.PILLSBURY JOHN WASHBURNO.C WYMANMINNEAPOLIS, MINN.Jan.10,1910.Mr. John Muir,Martinez, Cal.My dear Mr. Muir:-Pardon me for addressing you. I have read and am now re-reading your book, "National Reserves". I cannot express to you the delight I take in reading it and indeed I wish I. knew as much as you do. Where did you learn all of the …
Letter From Alice S. Jones To John Muir, 1910 Jan 9., Alice S. Jones
Letter From Alice S. Jones To John Muir, 1910 Jan 9., Alice S. Jones
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[1]325 W AdamsJun - 9 - 1910-Mr John MuirDear Friend,I am sending you a copy of our recent Resolutions passed - you may be interestedI also send you [illegible] of [illegible] Hall04677 [2]The only [thing?] of its kind in our city and a great success—.Mr [illegible] is greatly interested as well as every [body?] —We had hoped to see you at 325 — before this.[3]Uncle has been having a siege with Bronchitis and Lumbago which still keeps him in —Mr H[illegible] sitting near - sends greetings says not seen the light of your [illegible] countenance as yet —Cordially —(Mrs Fred …
Letter From Henry L. Abbot To John Muir, 1910 Jan 9., Henry L. Abbot
Letter From Henry L. Abbot To John Muir, 1910 Jan 9., Henry L. Abbot
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
2013 Kalorama Road N. W. Washington D.C.9 January 1910.My dear Mr Muir,It was a great pleasure to receive your circular about the Hetch-Hetchy Valley, and thus to know that you are well and still busy in your good work. I often think of our trip together through your mountain regions on the Pacific Coast, and wish that fate might bring us together again. Last summer I dined with Prof Sargent at his home, and met Brewer at New Haven; both were well, as I am myself. Hague I have not seen for several months, and Pinchot not for years. He …
Letter From John Muir To [Katharine] Hooker, 1910 Jan 9., John Muir
Letter From John Muir To [Katharine] Hooker, 1910 Jan 9., John Muir
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Den Monday Jan. 9, 1910Dear Mrs Hooker Ill gladly come as you say, flying on the wings of - of [Calhoun's?] [illegible]I'll be in Berkeley most of the week [at?] the Mills Building getting some typewriting done. I will try to start early from fear of getting lost in your chaotic F[illegible] wilderness.Ever faithfully yrs.J M Dr Mrs H & Marian, Here's a charming morning calm sunshine & frost. "glorious Hooker weather" I said as I looked out of my den window & saw a superb growth of white crystal ice-ferns adorning the tin roof. Fine for Marian, this with …
Letter From Cha[Rle]S F. Lummis To John Muir, 1910 Jan 8., Charles F. Lummis
Letter From Cha[Rle]S F. Lummis To John Muir, 1910 Jan 8., Charles F. Lummis
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
"TOMORROW SHALL BE THE FLOWER OF ALL ITS YESTERDAYS."The Southwest MuseumPRESIDENT, LIEUT. GEN. ADNA R. CHAFFEEVICE PRESIDENTS.JOSEPH SCOTT CLARA B. BURDETTESECRETARY, CHAS. F. LUMMIS TREASURER, W. C. PATTERSON CURATOR, HECTOR ALLIOTDIRECTORS.ADNA R. CHAFFEE JOSEPH SCOTT R. N. BULLA CLARA B. BURDETTEM. H. NEWMARK WM. LACY CHAS. F. LUMMISLos Angeles, Cal. Jan. 8, 1910Mr/ John Muir,Dear Muir:-Just got your letter. Happy New Year first of all.I don't know about your debts or your money orders and don't care a darn. If you got a bill from some of us it might be right. However I will have it looked up to …
Letter From John Muir To [Richard A.] Ballinger, 1910 Jan 8., John Muir
Letter From John Muir To [Richard A.] Ballinger, 1910 Jan 8., John Muir
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
26Martinez, Cal. Jan. 8, 1910—Dear Mr Ballinger:I think with you that definite action on the Hetch Hetchy affairs had better be delayed until after the San Francisco bond vote.The outgoing administration is strongly in favor of the bonds for buying Spring Valley, as well as for those for the so called Hetch Hetchy system. But the incoming Labor Union Mayor McCarthy is strongly opposed to buying Spring Valley and it seems likely the bonds for this purpose will be voted down. Next week we shall know.Anyhow it is clear that as long as private claims are allowed in National parks, …
Letter From John Muir To [William] Colby, 1910 Jan 8., John Muir
Letter From John Muir To [William] Colby, 1910 Jan 8., John Muir
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Martinez, Jan. 8, 1910Dear Mr ColbyI'll be down soon.Sincere thanks for arrangements.I have an interesting letter from the Secretary which I'll bring with me. Send copy of my letter to B. to F. W. Mondell Chairman, Committee on Public Lands, as to exchange of lands in the Yo. ParkFaithfully yoursJohn MuirOf course you will not say that the letter is a copy, nor mention B —
Letter From Luther Burbank To John Muir, 1910 Jan 7 ., Luther Burbank
Letter From Luther Burbank To John Muir, 1910 Jan 7 ., Luther Burbank
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
LUTHER BURBANKSANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIAU. S. A.January,Seventh,1910.My dear John Muir:Your beautiful letter of yesterday received. I cannot possibly tell you how much I prize it.You have had my unbounded admiration from the first, and I feel almost as well acquainted with you as if I had met you. I have been pained time and again in not seeing you when I thought it probable that I should have met you.Your beautiful little story "Stickeen" is a classic; and I never see your name written or hear it mentioned that it does not impress me something like a visit to the Sierras.I …
Letter From Katharine Hooker To John Muir, [1910] Jan 7 ., Katharine Hooker
Letter From Katharine Hooker To John Muir, [1910] Jan 7 ., Katharine Hooker
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
1435 Willard St.Jan. 7th 1910My dear Mr MuirThat was a very sweet and dear message which you sent us for the new year. There is nothing like the sincere affection of friends to make these anniversaries precious, because there are04673 other things that make them rather hard to bear.Marian has been away from home most of the time for two weeks, on hospital duty, and things have been very irregular in this house as you can fancy. On Monday her usualwork begins again. It is long since we have seen you. Won't you come out next Saturday (the 15th) afternoon …
Letter From John Muir To [Luther] Burbank, 1910 Jan 6 ., John Muir
Letter From John Muir To [Luther] Burbank, 1910 Jan 6 ., John Muir
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
Martinez, Cal. Jan 6, 1910—Dear Mr Burbank:Many thanks for check & the interest you take in saving our National parks. I have long wanted to know you. Strange how people so near are so long kept apart. For many years I have been one of your most ardent admirers & when I have thought of visiting I have always imagined you overwhelmed & inaccessible in a crowd.I have seen mean envious things in the press- especially since Carn[illegible]ge help had been given. But of course you will not mind them. Led by your genius you will plod doggedly industriously on …
Letter From Joanna [Muir Brown] To [John Muir], 1910 Jan 6 ., Joanna Muir Brown
Letter From Joanna [Muir Brown] To [John Muir], 1910 Jan 6 ., Joanna Muir Brown
John Muir Correspondence (PDFs)
[4]a letter this morning from Dan and his wife tells us of a fine article in Hollands magazine entitled "John Muir, Statures Man" which we will endeavor to secure, Your little thrilling story "Stickeen" has been must enthusiastically read, by some of our friends but thought it is so intensely interesting it is almost more than I can bear for it throws too strong a light upon your dangers and sufferings, and though it is so long past, it is almost a night more to me and always makes me want to get my arms about you - Now I …