Name/Title
Letter from Harry George to Charles F. BooherEntry/Object ID
Q1430.634.26CDescription
Vol I pg. 26C
A typed letter on letterhead from Harry L. George, a mill agent and general commission merchant to Hon. Chas. F. Booher, dated February 20, 1912. George is expressing a request to obtain copies of certain ethnological reports. The letter specifies a list of publications associated with ethnology and anthropology, with handwritten notes and annotations, including check marks, underlined text, and numerical markings such as "9.35," "2.70," and "8.00." There are corrections and additions, demonstrating a detailed request for specific works related to anthropological studies. The topics range from Indian linguistic families to ethnological studies of the Pueblo pottery. The document also features handwritten reports related to "The Mountain Chant," "Medicine Men of the Apache," and "The Seri Indians," with annotations indicating publication details. The letter ends with "Your prompt attention and reply as to how these may be had will oblige. Yours very truly".
(This is actually page one of the letter while entry 26B is the second page)Subject
Harry George
Charles E. Booher
Washington, D.C.Subject Person/Organization
Harry L. George Collection
