DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

WASHINGTON, D. C.

You are charged on the records of the Library with the
books described on the list enclosed.

The Director desires to have by the end of this month a
full account of the same, and to that end you will please
return all those in your possession and make such statement
as is necessary regarding those that are missing, to the end
that arrangements to replace them maybe made.

Librarian.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, D. C.,

March 30, 1897.

Prof. O. C. Marsh,

New Haven, Conn.

Dear Sir:

If you desire that I shall continue sending the Library set of Survey publications for use in your New Haven office, please so indicate to me, and the volumes following those you already have will be sent to you immediately. These will be Monographs later than XXII, Bulletins later than 117, and Annuals later than thirteenth.

The set of Mineral Resources ends with 1893. Later numbers appear in the Annual Reports.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON, D. C., April 26th, 1897.

Prof. O. C. Marsh,

New Haven, Conn.

My dear Professor:--

In response to your letter of the 10th inst., I send you by registered mail for your personal set, Monographs VI and VII and Bulletin 3. Our records show that Monographs IV, V and X, Bulletins 14 and 27-29, and the Sixth Annual Report were sent you at various times. If, upon another search, these cannot be found, I will see what can be done. Bulletins 87-89 are not yet published, and the First Annual is out of print. Three bags of volumes are sent you also to complete your office set.

Very truly yours,