DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY              

HENRY B. WARD, PROFESSOR
ZOOLOGIST STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
ROBERT H. WOLCOTT, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
WILLIAM A. WILLARD, INSTRUCTOR
RALPH S. LILLIE, INSTRUCTOR

GEORGE T. HARGITT
HERBERT R. BROWN
CAROLINE E. STRINGER

S. FRED PRINCE, ARTIST

1903
Lincoln, May 11.

My dear Shoemaker - 
Have waited to find out about transporta-
tion. Can not get it over F. E. & M. V. Ry. but have it over Burlington.
So our itinerary must be :

Leave Lincoln - | May 26 | 5.00 p.m. | B. & M. 
Arrive Thedford - | " 27 | 2.22 a.m. 
Leave " | " " | 7.30 " | stage 
Arrive Kennedy - | " " | evening. 
Drive out to ranch. 
Birds | May 28 to June 8. 
Drive in to Kennedy, evening of June 8.
Leave Kennedy - | June 9 | morning | stage - 
Arrive Thedford - | " | evening 
Leave " | " 10 | 8.19 a.m. 
Arrive Lincoln - | " | 5.30 p.m.

Cannot you come down next Sunday or week after and talk
over plans? I shall not be able to be in Omaha.

I did not send Proceedings because I feared it would be too
much of a tax on your time. But am hoping you can call on a
few people there for us.

Saturday Prof. Bruner and Dr. Lowery took in Lake and Oak Cr.
and got a list of 78 species; Swenk and I, Salt Creek to Waverly
and listed 76; Bates and Baird south, only saw about 50. All
combined made a list for the day of 105.

But I hope to see you next Saturday -

With regards & best wishes -
Robt. H. Wolcott

Lincoln, Apr. 7, 1903.

My dear Shoemaker,

Your letter just here -

I talked the matter over thoroughly with
Ward last night. I must go between May
27 and June 11. Summer session begins
on June 12 and I must be here on the 11th,
as I shall have charge of the department,
Ward going away.
Hope you can change date -
Yours, Wolcott