Correspondence with David Starr Jordan

meteor he thinks he can find near Phoenix until he finds it. I have seen meteors fall myself and thought they were very near but found that other people long distances apart had seen the same meteor and all thought it fell quite close to them.

I telegraphed you today as follows: In regard to engaging Professors White Dudley Jeuks and Angel I cannot advise, You must exercise your own judgement as to the force needed.

Yours very truly

Leland Stanford

Number SF

Sent by Rev

Recd By Jo

Check 17 DH

Recieved at LD Jrll 8/18/92

Dated Washington D.C. 18

To Dr David Starr Jordan

Leland Stanford Jr University

I have telegraphed to Mr Lathnop to suspend arrangements for heating gymnasiums until I come to California

Leland Stanford

United State Senate

Mar 16 1892

Dr David S Jordan

Prest Leland Stanford Jr. University

California

Dear Sir

This will introduce to you Mr and Mrs Morris K [Jeranl?] of New York. Who with a party of friends are about to visit California.

They desire to see the University and I shall feel much gratified fi they have every opportunity of doing so.

Yours very kindly

Leland Stanford

United States Senate

Washington D.c. Mar 29 1892

Dr David S Jordan

Prest Leland Stanford Jr University Menlo Park

My dear Doctor

I have several letters from you unanswered but I have concluded to defer answering them until i can see you in person which will be very shortly as I expect to start for California n the 1st of April. My visit out there is mainly to see you and converse with you about the University and its needs. It is my intention to visit Europe this Summer.

We hope to have the pleasure of meeting President White while we are in California as I see by the papers that he will probably be there in April.

Hoping you are well and with kind regards to Mr. Jordan I remain Yours very truly Leland Stanford