Letters of Condolence on death of Jane Stanford, 1905

ROY E. WALTER, C.J. LIGHTSTON, CLERK. DEPUTY.

City of San Jose,California

OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.

Charles G. Lathrop, Esq., Dear Sir:- The enclosed Resolutions, drafted by a Committee regularly named for that purpose,were reported to the Mayor and Common Council of this City and duly passed by a unamin- ous vote on March 13th, . Under instructions I am sending them to you, and at the same time foreward an engrossed copy to the Board of Trustees of the University.

Sincerely,

City Clerk.

Kobe, March 22

Dear Dr. Jordan:

I was deeply grieved to hear of the sudden death of Mrs. Stanford and I can well imagine the greatness of sorrow felt by the professors and students of your institution. Allow me to render you my heartfelt sympathy.

Yours Truly

S. Kokubo

{preprinted: "Century Club of California San Francisco."} To Charles G. Lathrop Esq Palo Alto.At a meeting of the Century Club of California held on March 22nd 1905, the enclosed Resolutions were unanimously adopted, and the meeting the adjourned as a mark of respect for Mrs. Jane L. Stanford an esteemed and honored member of the Club.-

Mrs. B. F. Norris, Cor. Sec.

{preprinted: "Century Club of California San Francisco."} To The Board of Regents of the Leland Stanford Jr. University Palo Alto: The enclosed Resolutions were unanimously adopted at meeting of the Century Club of California held March 22nd 1905, and the meeting the adjourned as a mark of respect for Mrs. Jane L. Stanford, an esteemed and honored member of the Club.-

Mrs. B. F. Norris, Cor. Sec.

Dear Mr. Lathrop -

Wishing to extend to you in your bereavement the slight consolation of our sympathy, the Stanford Club of San Jose have adopted the following resolutions. I assure you that they but fully express the sorrow and sympathy of the members.

May the knowledge that a kinder and nobler woman than Mrs. Stanford never lived, afford some comfort to you in this hour of grief.

Sincerely

Herbert C. Jones.