lege; Aug. 31 Fairbanks; Sept. 4 McKinley Park Station; Sept. 8 Tunnel; Sept. 9 Cordova; Sept. 12 Kake.  As often only the date of her collections in McKinley Park is quoted but not the exact station within the park, it might be well to give a list of Miss MEXIA's route within the park, together with the corresponding dates and numbers of the plants collected: June 17 Head of Savage R. (2008-11); June 18 Inspiration Pt (2012-19); June 20 Head of Savage R., Inspiration Pt (2020-23); June 21 Mt Margaret (2024-28); June 22 Savage R. near Camp (2029-33); June 23 Savage R. N. towards Mt Francis (2034-39); June 24 Teklanika R. (2040-41); June 25 Head of Savage R. (2042-49); June 26-28 Savage R. N. towards Mt Francis (2050-59); June 29 between Superintendents office and Entrance (2060-63); June 30 Savage R. Sandy Stream Bottom (2064-65); July 1 Head of Savage R. (2066-71): July 5 Savage Camp, dwarf birch thickets (2076-79); July 6-9 Savage Camp (2080-90); July 11 Trail to Copper Mt, Polychrome Pass (2091-92); July 12-15 Copper Mt (2093-99); July 18 Copper Mt (2110-17); .Iuly 19 Copper Mt Camp-Grant’s Cabin (2118-24); July 21-22 Copper Mt (2125-30); July 23 Muldrow Glacier (2131-33); July 24 McKinley R. (2134-39); July 25 Copper Mt (2140-50); July 27 trail to Wonder Lake (2151-55); July 28-31 Wonder Lake (2156-2170); Aug. 1 Moose Creek, Kantshina (2171-80); Aug. 3-19 Wonder Lake (2181-2264); Aug. 22 trail from Wonder Lake to McKinley Bar (2269-73); Aug. 23 trail from Copper Mt to Toclat (2274-82); Aug. 24 trail from Copper Mt to Igloo and Polychrome Pass (2283-84); Aug. 26-28 Savage R. (2285-90).  Miss MEXIA'S travels are briefly mentioned in her necrology by H. P. BRACLIN in Mandroño 4 (1938).  Miss MEXIA wrote a short account of the vegetation in Mt McKinley Park in »Circular of General Inf. regard. Mt McKinley National Park» U. S. Dept. Inter., Nat. Park Service (Washington 1929).
        1929.    Wriheim, A., obtained a few specimens at Akutan in August.
        1929.   Tatewaki, Misao, Professor of Botany at Sapporo University, and Takahashi, Kikuji, obtained a collection at Attu I., Amchitka I and Atka I.  Specimens in Sapporo.   TATEWAKI published part of the collection in Transact. Sapporo Nat. Hist. Soc. 11 (1930).  The entire collection together with that of KOBAYASHI was published by TATEWAKI and KOBAYASHI in Journ. Agric. Hokkaido Imp. Univ. 36. 1934.  The Carex species were published separately by AKIYAMA in Bot.