Omaha, Nebraska, Feb. 6, 1902.

Dear Wolcott:

 I enclose money order for $3.55, to be applied as follows:

      Membership fee [?]      -    -    -    -  $1.00 
     Publications            -    -    -    -            1.50 
     7 copies Proc. N. O. U.  -    -    -         1.05 

If you have not already arranged for shipment of my copperplates
better let it go for the time; I will probably be down again during
spring, and have no present use for them.

Have not commenced to get over the enjoyment of my Lincoln trip.
There is not a particular in which I would have had the program varied.

Hastily,

To Dr. R. H. Wolcott,
Lincoln, Nebraska.

ELLERY W. DAVIS, UNIVERSITY
PRESIDENT
J. H. POWERS, CRETE
VICE PRESIDENT
R. H. WOLCOTT, UNIVERSITY
SECRETARY
G. A. LOVELAND,
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU
TREASURER

BOARD OF  DIRECTORS
L. BRUNER, UNIVERSITY WM. CLEBURNE, OMAHA C. H. GORDON, LINCOLN H. B. LOWRY, LINCOLN THE PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND TREASURER EX- OFFICIO

THE NEBRASKA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE
FOUNDED 1891

 LINCOLN,  Feb. 11, 1902.

My dear Shoemaker:-

I enclese receipts for the money sent. I am bery glad indeed
to know of your safe return Since when you got on the car here I had
some doubts as to whether you would make yaur train.
I am sure the enjoyment yau derived from your trip here could not
have been greater than that we felt in having you with us. I am already
looking forward to another visit from you later in the spring when I
shall be sure to have all sorts of good subjects "on tap" for your edifi-
cation.
I am expedting to make use of your slides this evening in giving
a talk on birds before the Young People's Society of the Methodist
                                                                                                                    u
church and yuu are too far away to prevent my throwing a bo^quet this
 time if I wish.
 With very cordial regards to Miss Van Zant and Mr. Van Zant as well
as yourself

Very truly yours,
Robt. H. Wolcott

Mr. Frank H. Shoemaker,
Omaha, Nebr.