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69_30 -Ball, John. One of the founders of the Alpine Club in London in 1857. cf. Appalachia, Dec. 1939, p. 517. I think this is the same John Ball who botanized in California. See "California Botanical Explorers," vol. 1 or 2. -Wagner, Henry R. Cartography of the Northwest Coast of America to the Year 1800. 2 vols. Maps. 9 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches. 1937. (This is a Univ. Cal. Press publication.) -Palmer, Elizabeth Day. Collected in Los Angeles County about 1900. Died in late Nov., 1945. For a note on her activities, see California Monthly, Feb., 1946, p. 30. -Michener, C.E. See Jepson Correspondence, sub Jean Backus, Mar. 15, 1946. |
69_31 -Greene, E.L. In American Midland Naturalist, for 1933, on cover, are advertised the publications of Greene as follows: Pittonia, 5 vols. _14.00, Leaflets Bot. Observation and Criticism, 2 vols., _6.00; Manual Region S.F. [San Francisco] Bay, _2.00; Flora Franciscana, Parts 1-3, _2.00. (Part 4 lost in S.F. earthquake). [?Cybile?] Columbiana, _.75. When Greene left Berkeley in 1895 he took with him all his belongings (herbarium, library and so on in South Hall) and a good deal of University belongings (sheets from the herbarium). He left in personal custody of J.W. Flinn, the University printer, who was a Catholic, a large dry goods box containing Flora Franciscana and Manual of Botany of the Region of San Francisco Bay. Years later, probably |
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