Accepts Crocker's request to meet with his committee on the Veterinary School. Mr. Adams and Mr. Hooper would consider it a pleasure to meet him. 1 p.

Thanks Crocker for the monograph. The changes he has seen during his lifetime. Up to two years ago he had signed WE Jr. 1 p.

As chairman of the Finance Committee of the Republican Party, appealing for money to secure a sound financial plank at the Republican National convention. 1 p.

Mrs. Ely is writing to Mrs. Crocker. Will be visiting the Crockers in September. 2 p.

Asking if Crocker wants to participate in one of the programs of the Thursday Evening Club for the coming winter. 1 p.

Has been requested to circulate the enclosed (referring to signature of Edward Everett?). He will not prescribe any method: each class can do its own work. (Enclosed signature of Edward Everett). 1 p.

The Park Committee ought to retain the Granite Railroad as a historical monument. Visited South Kesington Museum and was pelased to see the earliest and latest models of locomotives. 1 p.

Note of thanks for Crocker's pamphlet: "From the Stage Coach to the Railroad Train and the Street Car". 1 p.

Invites Crocker to come to the legation and meet the Chamber of Deputies with him. 1 p.

Needs to send a letter to the Park Commissioners about the poor condition of the Avenue. 1 p.

Thanks for the Railroad Annual Report. Regarding the railroad crossings, he thinks if a change is made the town's share in the expense should be light. It could be local conditions that allow the city or town to bear the chief burden. Will go to the class reunion, if possible. 4 p.

Regarding a train accident of three years ago. 4 p.

Asking his opinion about the Senators of 1883 getting together, not in Carson City style, but at the banquet board. 1 p.

He cannot be Crocker's guest this year.  Some friends are going abroad, and he wants to sail with them. 3 p.

Thanks him for the book. Comments about means of transportation and how the book makes him feel. 3 p.

Accepting invitation of the Beacon Society. 1 p.

Letter of condolence on the occasion of Crocker's father's death. 3 p.

The suggestions will appear in some forum in the Resolutions. He may wish to confer with Crocker and Mr. Sprague. 1 p.

Accepts invitation for dinner. 1 p.

Friday the 12th would be a good day. 1 p.