lectcd plants in that vicinity at Ranch Creek (June 11, 15, 25, July 5), Red Mt 62° 51' (May to July) and Steamboat Slough (July 7), about 200 numbers in all. About July 19 he went on a trip to upper White R., where his raft was destroyed and his collections lost. On Sept. 7 he returned to Dawson. which place he left on Sept. 21. He passed Sitka Oct. 5 on his way home. GORMAN's Yukon collections are in Nat. Herb., Washington. In 1902 GORMAN started again for Alaska. He then made a collection of about 300 numbers in the Iliamna Lake region. The collection is now in Nat. Herb., Washington, but many duplicates were distributed to other herbaria. One set is in Riksmuseum, Stockholm. The specimens are often labelled »Lake Iliamna region» only. More detailed data are, however, often found on the Washington set. GORMAN visited Iliamna Bay June 21, Iliamna R. June 28, Iliamna Bay again July 6 and Iliamna R. July 14-10, Head of Lake Clark July 30, Lake Iliamna and Nogheling Trail Aug. 7 and Iliamna Pt Aug. 22. He published a paper on the Economic Botany of S. E. Alaska (Pittonia 3, 1896). Several of his new species were published by GREENE in Pittonia.
        1894.   Bretherton, Bernard J., collected in June and July on Kodiak I. about 60 specimens, now in Nat. Herb., Washington.
        1894.   Jacobs, W. V. E., collected in July a small collection on Atka I. and at Sarannaja Bay on the north coast of Attu I. Specimens in Nat. Herb., Washington.
        1894.    White, James T., surgeon of the Revenue Cutter Bear, collected about 200 specimens at Seward Penins. He visited Teller July 3 and Cape Espenberg July 28. He also collected on the Asiatic Coast. Specimens in Nat. Herb., Washington.
        1895.   Howell, Thomas, accompanied GORMAN in southern Alaska May to Aug. 1895 and collected at the same stations as he about 200 numbers, now in Nat. Herb., Washington. Some of his finds are published in his »Flora of Northwest America».
        1895.   True, Fredrick William, of the U. S. National Museum, and Prentiss, D. W. Jr, collected in July and August on St. Paul I. and St. George I. (Aug. 6), August 28-29 Unalaska was also visited. The collection, 144 numbers, is now in Nat. Herb., Washington, duplicates in N. Y. Bot. Garden.
        1895.   Bonser, Thomas, of Spokane College. made a collection of plants in Alaska, which is now in the Field Museum.
        1896.   Scale, Alvin, accompanied the Stanford Expedition to