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Subgroup 1. Personal/Family Records, 1838-1961Series I. Personal, 1880-1961Series II. Family, 1866-1959Series III. Personal Books, 1838-1918

Subgroup 2. OSU Work, 1907-1960Series I. Board of Regents, 1907-1924Series II. Memorial Union Board of Governors, 1931-1960Series III. Reports on the Oregon State College Dept. Of Buildings, 1933

Subgroup 3. Local Development Issues, 1863-1939Series I. Corvallis Water Company vs. the City of Corvallis, 1897-1901Series II. Corvallis Watershed Protection, 1913-1920Series III. Corvallis Water Commission, 1905 & 1932-1939Series IV. Transportation Issues, 1863-1925

Subgroup 4. Oregon State Game Commission, 1892-1959Series I. Administration, 1929-1961Series II. Fisheries, 1929-1949Series III. Game Birds, 1936-1954Series IV. Big Game, 1939-1945Series V. Radio Broadcasts, 1940-1944Series VI. Speeches, 1937-1948 & undatedSeries VII. Oregon Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, 1935-1959Series VIII. Conferences, 1936-1950Series IX. Issues and Activities, 1936-1950Series X. Reference Materials, 1892-1947

Subgroup 5. Business/Real Estate RecordsSeries I. Title Abstracts, Benton County Abstract Company and other companies, 1904-1925Series II. Plat Maps of Benton County Towns and City Additions, undatedSeries III. Financial Statements, Benton County Abstract Company, 1939-1946Series IV. Abstract and Deed Correspondence, ca. 1901-1903Series V. Mortgage Additions (title correspondence and search information arranged city addition or county township)

Subgroup 6. Legal Records

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Page 6 of 29Guide to the E. E. Wilson Papers, 1838-1961

Detailed Description of the Collection

Subgroup 1. Personal/Family Records, 1838-1961

Series I. Personal, 1880-1961Box

School Notes & Reports, 1882-1884 1College Notes & Reports, 1886-1900 1Law School Records, 1891-1893

Correspondence, 1891-1893 (2 folders)1 Questions and answers on lectures, 1891-1893 (5 folders)1 Other notes, 1891-18921 Exams and assignments, 1892-18931 Oregon Supreme Court documents, 1892-18931

Law Practice Recognition, 1893-1959 1Correspondence, 1898-1961 (3 folders) 1Democratic Party materials, 1894-1918

Correspondence, 18941 Lists, 1894 & 19141 Poll Book, 19061 Political literature, 19181

City Attorney Petitions, 1917 1Oswald West newspaper articles, correspondence, booklets, 1935-1953 1Kennedy Inaugural Invitation, 1961 and 1919 [Invitation for Luncheon with the President and Mrs. Woodrow

Wilson.] 1

Speeches & Presentations, 1889-1914 1Speech by Robert Ingersoll sent to Wilson, undated 1Corvallis Land Settlement History (article by Wilson), undated 2Gene Simpson Pheasant Material, 1908-1935 2Pheasant File, 1904-1907 2Clark Family Search, 1895-1896 2Parker Stadium Contributions, 1951-1954 2Benton-Lincoln Electric Cooperative, 1937-1953 2Izaak Walton League, 1922-1958 2Men's Garden Club of Corvallis, 1943-1960 2Portland University Club, 1937-1960 2Fraternal Mystic Circle, 1907-1917 2Insurance & Tax Statements, 1912-1917 2Other Memorabilia programs, invitations, booklets, 1893-1961 2Native Sons of Oregon organizational materials

Informational flyers and recruitment letters, ca. 19002 Constitution (mounted inside leather document pouch), 18992 Thos. H. Benton Cabin No. 21 records, 1900:

List of members (bound inside leather document pouch)2 New member notices2 Secretary's record book2 Receipt books2

Letter from Grand President, Feb. 19002 Supplies list2 Extra supplies, song sheets, constitutions, membership blanks2

Autograph album, 1880-1884 2Bank books, statements, canceled checks, 1909-1924 2



Calendars and memoranda books, 1891-1900 2Miscellaneous calenders and appointment books (not used), 1907-1947 2Address book, undated 2Wilson's funeral memorial book, 1961 2Newspaper clippings about E.E. Wilson, 1914-1949 & undated 2James R. Haddock letters, envelopes, 1884-1889 2Oswald West Retrospective, Oregonian Magazine, October 3-October 31, 1937 (apx 20x24 in.) 7Two U.S. flags, ca. 1900 (apx 20x24 in.) 7Scrapbook, Corvallis newspaper clippings (some written by Wilson?), 1891-1892 (apx 12x17 in.) 4

Series II. Family, 1866-1959Obituaries, biographies (Lewis and Rose Wilson), 1927 & 1938 5Sympathy correspondence, 1927 & 1938 (2 folders) 5Correspondence, general, 1884-1937 5Correspondence, from Rose's sister, Mahala Shearer, Yakima, WA, 1908-1909 5Organizational documents Women's Club, Literary Society, Sunday School, undated 5OSC Women's Day, 1928-1929 5Speeches/Presentations, 1893-1898 5School papers, undated 5Daughters of the American Revolution, Russell genealogy, 1917-1929 5Letter from P.B. Hayden to Lewis Wilson, 1866 5Negro Puppets, undated 5Legal documents, tax receipts, insurance policies, 1902-1921 5Birthday, Valentine, calling cards, 1868-1919 5Postcards, 1901-1934 5Wedding invitations, 1893-1932 5Inspirational booklets, undated 5Miladi article, Woman and her daily life, undated 5Crochet instructions, undated 5Other materials programs, lists, invitations, dance cards, 1883-1930 5Newspaper and magazine articles

Corvallis society news (articles mentioning Rose Wilson), 1930-19375 Lessons in French, Oregonian, 19005 Pioneer Mother articles, 19275 Poetry and stories, 1879-1961, most undated (3 folders)5

Pathfinder magazine issues, March 1934 5Plans for alterations and additions to E.E. Wilson's home, drawn by Bennes & Herzog, architects, 1930

Specifications and supplies lists5 Elevation drawings and floor plans* Detail drawing of pergola and porch columns*

Rand-McNally vest-pocket map of Oregon, 1895 *Yakima Signal and Yakima Record, January 5, 1884 (apx 20x24 in.) [Contain obituaries of Rose Wilson's

mother.] 7

Corvallis Gazette-Times newspaper, selected issues, 1889-1959 (apx 20x24 in.) 7The Modern Priscilla, 1893-1903 (apx 20x24 in.) 7Oregon Union newspaper, April 15, 1898-May 6, 1898 (apx 20x24 in.) 7The Idaho Republican newspaper, July 27, 1906 (apx 20x24 in.) 7Yaquina Bay News-Reporter, Dec. 9, 1909 (apx 20x24 in.) 7Yaquina Bay News, Sept. 21, 1933 (apx 20x24 in.) 7Crochet instructions, undated (apx 20x24 in.) 7Office floor plans, undated (apx 20x24 in.) 7

Series III. Personal Books, 1838-1918 [Listed below in chronological order of publication dates are personal booksfrom Wilson's collection. Many of the books appear to have been originally owned by someone other than E.E.Wilson; inscriptions are noted. Some books appear to have been Rose Wilson's from when she attended college.



When a book could be confirmed as a Corvallis College text, it is noted by an asterisk (*). In addition, a list ofWilson's books no longer available through the Archives is included in the first box of books.]

The Young Ladies' Class Book Boston: Gould, Kendall and Lincoln (1838) [ Bailey, Ebenezer] 9The Holy Bible; Containing the Old and New Testaments New York: Methodist Episcopal Church (1839) (apx

12x17 in.) 4

Letters to an Anxious Inquirer, Designed to Relieve the Difficulties of a Friend under Serious ImpressionsPhiladelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication (1840). Signed by Rosella Russell (1840) [ Henry, T.Charles]

9

Sanders' Spelling Book Designed to Teach the Orthography and Orthoepy of Dr. Webster New York: Ivison& Phinney (1846). Signed by Wm. Thornton. [ Sanders, Charles W.]

9

Notes on the Gospels, Critical and Explanatory Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication (1848). Signedby Alma Knight. [ Jacobus, Melancthon W.]

9

The Life of John Wycliffe, D.D., Father of the English Reformation Columbus: Isaac N. Whiting (1849) [ Coxe,Margaret]

9

The Sacred Melodeon Cincinnati (1849) [ Hayden, A.S.] 9The Fulfilling of the Scripture for Confirming Believers and Convincing Believers (abridged from the 3rd

edition), Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication (ca. 1850). Signed by Wm. E. Thornton Goodrich,S.G. [ Fleming, Robert]

9

A Pictorial History of Greece; Ancient and Modern New York: Huntington and Savage (1850). Signed byWilson.

9

The Mirage of Life New York: Lane & Scott (1850) [ Kidder, D.P.] 9The People of Persia New York: Lane & Scott (1850) [ Kidder, D.P.] 9General French and English Dictionary Paris: Baudry, Librairie Europeenne (1853) [ Spiers, A.] 9Die Bibel New York (1856). Pages of writing in German on the front and back pages. 9Sanders' Series. The School Reader Fourth Book, New York: Ivison & Phinney (1856) [ Sanders, Charles W.] 9Weld's English Grammar, Illustrated by Exercises in Composition, Analyzing and Parsing, Sanborn Boston:

Carter and Bazin (1856) [ Weld, Allen H.] 9

Abridged History of the United States; Republic of America New York: A.S. Barnes & Co. (1857) [ Williard,Emma]

9

The Science of the English Language, A Practical Grammar New York: A.S. Barnes & Co. (1858). Signed byMiss R. Russell. [ Clark, S.W.]

9

Science of the English Language. First Lessons in English Grammar. National Series. New York: A.S. Barnes& Burr (1860). Signed by Mahala A. Russell and William Thornton. (Mahala Russell, the sister to RoseWilson (Russell) attended Corvallis College with Rose in 1866 as a preparatory student.) [ Clark, S.W.]

9

Discoverers and Pioneers of America New York: Derby & Jackson (1860). Signed by William Thornton andWilson. [ Parker, H.F.]

9

Jenkin's Vest-Pocket Lexicon Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company (1861) [ Jenkins, Jabez] 9The Principles of Latin Grammar New York: Sheldon and Company (1862) [ Bullions, Rev. Peter] 9Sanders' New Speller, Definer and Analyzer New York: Ivison, Phinney & Company, 1863 (2 copies; 1 partial)

[ Sanders, Charles W.] 9

The New Testament New York: American Bible Society (1866). Signed by Mrs. E.A. Knight. 10New Elementary Algebra: Embracing the First Principles of Science New York: A.S. Barnes & Co. (1866).

Signed by Rosella Russell, Corvallis College, Sept. 10, 1866. [Rose Russell, Wilson's mother, attendedCorvallis College in 1866 as a preparatory student.*] [ Davies, Charles]

10

New Rudiments of Arithmetic Combining Mental and Slate Exercises New York: Clark & Maynard, Publishers(1872) [ Thomson, James B.]

10

Pronouncing Handbook of Words Often Mispronounced and of Words as to which a Choice of Pronunciationis Allowed Boston: Lee & Shepard (1873) [ Soule, Richard Loomis J. Campbell]

10

Spencerian System of Penmanship, American Educational Series, Book Four, Ivison, Blakeman New York &Chicago: Taylor Co. (1873). Signed by Wilson.* [ Spencer, P.R.]

10

The Pacific Coast First Reader San Francisco: A.L. Bancroft & Company (1874 & 1877 editions). Both signedby Wilson. [ Patterson, A.W.]

10

Song Evangel inscribed: The Calvary Sabbath School (1875) 10Independent Fourth Reader A.S. Barnes & Company (1876). Signed by Wilson. [ Watson, J. Madison] 10



Beadle's Dime Speaker Series, The Dime Select Speaker New York: Beadle and Adams, Publishers, (1877) 10The Aeneid of Virgil (edited with explanatory notes), Philadelphia: Eldredge & Brother (1877) [ Chase, Thomas

(ed.)] 10

Elementary Lessons in Logic: Deductive and Inductive New York: MacMillan and Co. (1877). Signed by AlmaKnight. [ Jevons, W. Stanley]

10

Methodical Text Book to Round Writing for Self-Instruction and for Use in Schools (Ninth Edition), New York,NY: Keuffel Esser Co. (1877) [ Soennecken, F.]

10

The Elements of Political Economy New York: Sheldon & Company (1878). Signed by Alma A. Knight.* [Wayland, Francis]

10

The First Lines of English Grammar New York: William Wood & Co. (1879 & 1882 editions; latter signedby Wilson) [ Brown, Goold]

10

A Latin Reader New York: University Publishing (1880).* [ Gildersleeve, B.L.] 10A Brief History of the United States New York: A.S. Barnes & Company (1880). Signed by Wilson. 10Paradise Lost, ca. 1880 [Front cover missing. Includes discussion and criticism. Signed by Rose J. Wilson.] [

John Milton] 10

The Normal Elementary Arithmetic Philadelphia: Sower & Potts & Co. (1881). Signed by Wilson. [ Brooks,Edward]

10

Illustrated Science for Boys and Girls Boston: D. Lothrop & Company (1881). Signed by Wilson. 10The History of Landholding in England New York: The Humboldt Publishing Company (1882) [ Fisher, Joseph] 10Hypatia New York: John W. Lovell Company (1883) [ Kingsley, Rev. Charles] 10Architectural Studies, Twelve Designs for Low-Cost Homes New York: William T. Comstock (1885) (apx

12x17 in.) 3

Architectural Studies, Interior Woodwork New York: William T. Comstock (1886) (apx 12x17 in.) 3Vathek, An Arabian Tale New York: John B. Alden, Publisher (1887) [ Beckford, William] 10The Pilgrim Handbook on the International Lessons of 1887 Boston and Chicago: Congregational Sunday-School

and Publishing Society (1887). Signed by Wilson. [ Hazard, M.C.] 10

The Student's Manual John B. Alden, Publisher (1887). Signed by Wilson. [ Todd, Rev. John] 10The People's Song and Dance Album Boston: Warren Richardson (1887) 10Chronicles of the Schooenberg-Cotta Family New York: John R. Alden Publisher (1888) [ Charles, Elizabeth] 10City of Corvallis Charter Portland, OR: Lincoln-McCord, Co. (1888) 10Thoughts for a Young Man New York: John B. Alden, Publisher (1890) [ Mann, Horace] 10Old Homestead Songs: A Collection of Standard and Popular Old Songs New York: Richard A. Saalfield (ca

1892). Signed and dated by Wilson, Portland, Oregon, Jan. 23, 1892. 10

Social Evolution New York: MacMillan and Co. (1895). Signed by Rose J. Wilson, Oct. 14 (1895. [ Kidd,Benjamin]

10

Four-Part Songs for Women's Voices Boston: Oliver Ditson Company (1896). Signed by Mrs. Lewis J. Wilson.[ Perkins, W.O.]

10

The Choral Class Book Philadelphia: Theodore Presser (1898). Signed by Rose J. Wilson. [ Leason, L.S. H.H.McGranahan]

10

An Examination of the Scheme for Engrafting the Colonial System of Government upon the United StatesConstitution Boston: George E. Ellis (1900) [ Brooks, Francis A.]

10

Gems of Song for Eastern Star Chapters Chicago: Lorraine J. Pittkin and Jennie E. Matthews (1900) 10The Biennial Report of the Board of Trustees of the Agricultural College of Utah for the Years 1905, 1906 Salt

Lake City: The Deseret News (1907) 10

Proposed New City of Corvallis Charter (1909) 10Yearbook of the United States Department of Agriculture 1912, Washington: Government Printing Office

(1913) 11

A Reference Book for Speakers, Win the War New York: League to Enforce Peace (ca. 1917) 11Speech Stuff: Second War Fund Drive Wash., D.C.: American Red Cross (1918) 11Oregon Law Review Eugene, OR: University of Oregon (December 1924) 11Normal Written Arithmetic, ca. 1877 [Partial book.] 11Book of Alphabets, Designed for the use of Painters, Sign Writers, Draughtsmen, Etc. New York: Excelsior

Publishing House. 11

Captain Fremont's Narrative (ca. 1848; partial book) 11



The Temperance Manual the New York: American Tract Society [ Edwards, Rev Justin] 11The Spiritual Garden Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication [ Hamilton, Burder M'Cheyne] 11Handbook of Croquet 11Reasons for Not Embracing the Doctrine New York: The American Tract Society. [ Hawes, Rev. Joel] 11How to Conduct a Debate (partial book) 11Speaking Instructions (partial book) 11Lessons in Elementary Physics [Includes a letter, Don't destroy this paper for on it depends my life, liberty +

happiness guaranteed to every American citizen... ] 11

One Hundred Choice Selections (partial book) 11The Alphabet San Francisco: A.L. Bancroft & Company. 11Sanders' New Series of Readers, Second Reader, Ivison & Phinney [ Sanders, Charles W.] 11Chemical Problems and Key Signed by Wilson. [ Thorpe] 11Universal History, About the Different Peoples of the World (partial book) 11Fife and Drum Folio [ Walston, E.C.] 11Watkins, Songbook Winona, MN: The J.R. Watkins Company. 11



Subgroup 2. OSU Work, 1907-1960

Series I. Board of Regents, 1907-1924Correspondence, 1907-1912

1907-1909 (2 folders)12 1909-1910 (2 folders)12 1911-1912 (2 folders)12

Report on the Cooperative Managers Association of Corvallis, Ore. Prepared for the Board of Regents ofOregon Agricultural College, June 1924

12

Series II. Memorial Union Board of Governors, 1931-1960Annual Program Reports, 1955-58 12Yearly Financial Report, 1956-1960 12Monthly Financial Statements, 1954-1960 12Financial Audits, 1948-1955 12Board Minutes and agendas, 1931-1960 12Reports 12

Report of Study of Other Student Union Buildings and Activities as Compiled on Visiting TourAuthorized by Board of Governors at Meeting, March 20, 1948

12

A Look at the Memorial Union Activity Center, 1949-195012 Untitled report re: MU history from 1919-194312

Correspondence, 1945-1960 12Budget Materials, 1948-1960 12Lease, 1959 12Securities lists, 1954-1960 12Clippings, MU remodeling, 1955 12

Series III. Reports on the Oregon State College Dept. Of Buildings, 193312



Subgroup 3. Local Development Issues, 1863-1939As an attorney who specialized in land acquisition and disposition, Wilson became involved in many local developmentissues. Wilson's interest in water usage began when he served as the city's attorney in the dispute between the CorvallisWater Company vs. the City of Corvallis from 1897-1901. Additionally, documents from 1913-1920 indicate he wasactively involved in protecting the Mary's Peak watershed, the drainage that supplied the city's water. Wilson servedon the Corvallis Water Commission from 1932-1940 and encountered a water shortage in 1938 which led to expansionof the city's reservoirs. The transportation series consists primarily of legal records documenting Wilson's representationof clients in actions involving railroads and other transportation companies.

Series I. Corvallis Water Company vs. the City of Corvallis, 1897-1901Legal briefs, bill of costs, 1897-1899 12Correspondence, 1899-1901 12Notes 12

Series II. Corvallis Watershed Protection, 1913-1920Correspondence with members of Oregon's congressional delegation, 1913-1920 12Correspondence with U.S. Representative Willis C. Hawley, 1915-1919 12Correspondence with Merritt C. Griswold, 1916-1917 12Other correspondence, 1915-1920 12Statement of W.C. Galloway, 1918 12Notes, clippings, resolutions, 1916-1920 12Maps, undated 12Oversize maps, 1916 and undated (apx 20x24 in.) 7

Series III. Corvallis Water Commission, 1905 & 1932-1939Correspondence, 1932-1939 13Reports, 1932-1939

City Water Works Report, 193213 Audit of City Water Works, 1933 & 193413 Municipal Water Works, Corvallis, Oregon: Specifications and Contract Documents for Furnishing

Materials and Building Pipe Line and Appurtenances for the Rock Creek Water Supply, 193813

General Reports, 1932-193913 Corvallis water shortage, 1938, 1939 (2 folders) 13Corvallis water rates, 1938-1939 13Speeches, newspaper articles, notes, 1932-1939 13Letterhead paper, City Water Works 13Timber tracts maps, Corvallis watershed land (apx 20x24 in.) 7Map showing location of source of water supply, storage reservoirs, pipe lines for City of Corvallis and

Philomath, undated *

Map, watershed land, City Water Works, Corvallis, Ore., undated *Map showing ownership of land in Rock Creek water shed (from water shortage files), undated *General Map and Profile of Municipal Water Works, Corvallis Oregon (from water shortage files), August

1938 *

Map showing location of pipe line from south fork of Rock Creek to the City of Corvallis, Oregon (from waterrates file), November 30, 1905

*

Series IV. Transportation Issues, 1863-1925Materials pertaining to the Oregon Pacific Railroad; the Oregon & California Railroad; Willamette Valley &

Coast Railroad; Coast Land & Livestock Company; Corvallis & Alsea River Railroad; Portland, Eugene& Eastern Railroad, 1884-1925 (2 folders)

13

Boehringer vs Oregon & California Railroad Company, 1905-1908 13Yaquina Bay Wagon Road Company, 1863-1879 13

Articles of Incorporation, 1863-187213 Stock certificate book, 1871-187913 Correspondence, 1865-187513



Subgroup 4. Oregon State Game Commission, 1892-1959E.E. Wilson served on the Oregon State Game Commission from 1935-1949, and was chair of the Commission from1939 until his separation from the Commission in 1949. The Game Commission was charged with preserving wildlifein the state for hunters and fishers (the Oregon State Fish Commission protected and propagated fish for commercialpurposes during these years). It operated fish hatcheries for the artificial propagation of trout and salmon, and gamefarms for the propagation of game birds. In addition, the group made policy regarding big, medium and small gameanimals.

His papers provide primary source documents from a variety of perspectives. The Commission's efforts are reflectedin the radio broadcasts presented from 1941-1943, in Wilson's speeches and correspondence, and may also be foundin Game Commission reports and in the minutes of monthly meetings. He personally researched topics relative toGame Commission issues and left an extensive group of reference material on wildlife practices from the late 19thcentury through the 1940s. Papers from his service on the Game Commission consist of 10 series:

Series I. Administration, 1929-1961 [This series includes Game Commission biennial reports, minutes from monthlymeetings, historical information, and the reports of the Legislative Interim Committee, the group that investigatedthe ability of the Game Commission to deal with the state's game problems in 1948.]

Administrative Organization, 1932-1950 General Orders on Organization of the Oregon State Game Department13 Adopted by the Oregon State Game Commission, April 11, 193213 Miscellaneous Information about Oregon Game Laws, Commissions, etc., April 14, 193213 Game Commission Flow Chart, undated13 Duties of F.B. Wire, C.A. Lockwood, M.L. Ryckman, H.R. Mangold, undated13 Notes on Oregon State Game Commission, undated13 Sketch Outline, Oregon Game Department, undated13 Outline of Game Commission Operations, undated13 Oregon State Game Commission, General Policies, 195013

Annual Report, Game Division, 1956, 1960 13Biennial Budget, State of Oregon, 1943-1945 13Biennial Reports, Game Commission, 1929/30-1935/36, 1939/40-1941/42, 1945/46, 1957/58, draft of 1935/36,

draft of ca. 1943 13

Bulletin, Game Commission, 1959-1961 13Correspondence, 1936-1954 13Fisheries & Wildlife Department, Oregon State College, 1940-1946

Progress Report of Wildlife Investigations and Services Rendered the Oregon State Game Commissionby the Department of Fish and Game Management and Veterinary Medicine, R.S. Besse, OregonAgricultural Experiment Station, 1940

13

Memo on Budget Reductions and Possible Elimination of the Fish and Game Dept. to OSC Pres. F.A. Gilfillian,Frederick M. Hunter, Chancellor, Oregon State System of Higher Education, 1942

13

Report on Cooperative Assignments or Requests Made to Oregon State College, A.V. Myers, Oregon StateGame Commission, 1945-1946

13

History of the Game Commission, F.B. Wire, The Oregon Democrat, Vol. VI, No. 12, 1938 13Honeyman Building Purchase, 1943 13Legal Documents, 1935-1948 [Titles, Leases, Police Reports, Court Summons, Correspondence.] 13Notebook containing clipping, map of hatcheries, game farms and eggtaking stations, general orders on

organization, and regulations, 1932 & undated 13

Pocket notebook containing various statistics on hatcheries, fishing, and hunting, 1945-1947 13Minutes, Game Commission, 1935-1949 (11 folders) 14Personnel

General, 1941-195214 Rayner, Dr. H. John, 194214 Ryckman, Matt, funeral, 194314



Wallace, Lew, 194714 Reports, 1936-1957 (3 folders)

List of Miscellaneous Claims Vouchered and Submitted for Approval in 193814 May Payroll, ca. 194114 Audit Report, State of Oregon Game Commission, 1943-194414 Personnel Directory, Oregon State Game Commission, Regular Employees, March 195714 Oregon Farm Labor Service, Office Forms, (undated)14 License Sales: Ten and Twenty Year Comparison, 1920-194014 Comparative Summary - Licenses Sold, 1940-194114 Summary of 1944, License Sales by County14 License Sales by Watershed, 194614 Comparative Sales, 1948-194914 Analysis of Game License Sales for the Month of March, 1949 and Calendar Year to Date Showing

Comparative Sales for the Same Period, 194814

Report of Departmental Activities, F.B. Wire, State Game Supervisor, Nov. 5, 193614 Monthly Report, C.A. Lockwood, April 194414 Monthly Report, Big Game Survey, John W. McKean, April 194414 Monthly Report, F.B. Wire, April 194414 Report of Receipts, 193914 Separation from the Game Commission14 Correspondence & newspaper articles, 1947-195014 Reports, 1947-194914

Oregon's Wildlife Program (10 Year Plan adopted in 1931), Oregon State Game Commission,1947

14

Game Commission Employees, 194714 Recommendations to Interim Committee for Investigation of Oregon State Game Commission,

Benton County Wildlife Association, 194814

Report on the Study of the Oregon Game Commission to the Oregon Legislative InterimCommittee, Ira N. Gabrielson, Wildlife Management Institute, ca. 1948

14

House Bill No. 217, Committee on Game, 194914 Map, Comprehensive Plan for the Development of the Columbia River Basin, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation

(includes attached note from Oswald West), 1948 *

Series II. Fisheries, 1929-1949 [As increasing numbers of people emigrated to the state and fisheries declined, thepropagation of trout and salmon became major projects for the Commission. This series includes files on theCommission's attempts to secure Eel Lake as a brood lake for coastal streams, the lake and stream survey detailingOregon's inland water resources, records on the Rogue River Coordination Board and the effects of placer miningon fisheries, and reports on the Willamette Valley Project which promoted high dams and increased numbers offish hatcheries on the tributaries of the Willamette River.]

Correspondence, 1935-1947 14Eel Lake, 1929-1947: 14

Correspondence, Mary Noble land, Russ Dunham land, Hugh Barclay, 1938-1941, 194714 Correspondence & legal documents, Dunham land acquisition, 1939-194014

Legal documents, including appraisal notes, 1929-194014 Maps, undated (apx 20x24 in.) 7Fish Hatchery Allegations, 1939 14Hatcherymen's Short Course, 1937, 1941, 1946 14Lake and Stream Survey, 1939-1942

Notes on the Natural Spawning of Cutthroat Trout in Oregon, Frederick K. Cramer, Oregon State College,1939

14

General Work Plan for Stream and Lake Surveys Coordinated with Liberations, C.A. Lockwood,(undated)

14

A Biological Investigation of the Forty Lakes of the Upper Deschutes River Watershed in Oregon, HughRoss Newcomb, Oregon State Game Commission, 1940

14



A Program for Scientific Investigation of the Waters of Oregon, Hugh Ross Newcomb, Field Leader,Lake Survey Unit, Oregon State Game Commission, 1940

14

1940 Catch Record, R.C. Holloway, Assistant Biologist, 194014Clackamas River Cooperative Fisheries Management Study, C.A. Lockwood, Oregon State Game

Commission, 194014

First Annual Progress Report, Clackamas River Study, Reed S. Neilson, Fish and Wildlife Service, andCharles J. Campbell, Oregon State Game Commission, 1941

14

Stocking Recommendations for Forty Lakes in the Deschutes National Forest, Hugh Ross Newcomb,Oregon State Game Commission, 1941

14

A Preliminary Report of Investigation on the Rogue River and Tributaries, 1941, Hugh Ross Newcomb,Oregon State Game Commission, 1942

14

Progress Reports, June 194114A Reconnaissance Survey of Oregon Coastal Streams, F.H. Sumner, Oregon State Game Commission,

194214

Reports, General, 1939-1949Report on Fish Hatcheries, Fred Foster, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 193914Report on Fish Hatcheries, Dr. H.J. Davis, 1940 Fisheries Problems of the Rogue River with Suggestions

for Future Investigations, H.S. Davis and P.R. Needham, 194014

Discussion with Dr. H.S. Davis and Dr. Paul Needham, 194014Remarks by Fred J. Foster, 194014Inspection of Fish Lake, Oregon, Reed S. Nielson and Charles A. Lockwood, 194214Investigations at Cliff and Buckeye Lakes, R.C. Holloway and H.R. Newcomb, 194214Summary of Work Plan, Fisheries Division, Paul Needham, 1947141948 Fish Liberations by Watershed, 194914

Reports, Dr. Francis Griffiths, 1937-194214Oregonian article, 194214Description of Watersheds14General Notes and Other Recommendations14A Summary of the Relationships which Exist Between the State Game Commission and the Oregon

State College with Respect to Work in Fisheries14

A Proposal to Summarize and Systematize the Data Available on Oregon Lakes in Order to Facilitatethe Allocation of Fish and the Proper Planting and Management of These Lakes

14

A Plan for the Establishment of Regional Biologist in Game Fisheries for the State of Oregon14Instructions for Treating Eggs to Prevent the Possibility of Disease Transfer14State of New York, Conservation Department, Albany, NY14Measuring Fish for Planting14A Comparative Study of Oregon Coastal Lakes from a Fishery Management Standpoint14Measurement of Fish for Liberation by Weighing, (undated)14Report of Preliminary Feeding Trial at Alsea Hatchery, 193714A Proposal to Summarize and Systematize the Data Available on Oregon Lakes in Order to Facilitate

the Allocation of Fish and the Proper Planting and Management of These Lakes: Report on Ten MileLake

14

Scale Study Report, by Donald R. Johnson, 193914Molalla River Recommendations, 193914The New York State Fish Hatchery Feeding Chart14A Summary of the Relationships which Exist Between the State Game Commission and the Oregon

State College with Respect to Work in Fisheries14

Report on Scientific Investigations of Conditions at Fall River, Rock Creek, Necanicum, Cedar Creek,Bandon, McKenzie, Willamette hatcheries and Round Lake, 1937

14

Letter from Arthur S. Einarsen, Associate Biologist, Bureau of Biological Survey, 193914Letter from T.D. Schrunk, 193914Considerations Affecting the Introduction and Distribution of Non-Native Fish in Oregon14Principal Fish Providing Sport Fishing in Oregon14Letter from Edwin T. Reed, Oregon State System of Higher Education, 194014



Reports, Monthly, Matt L. Ryckman, Superintendent, Bureau of Fisheries, 194014Reports, Monthly, Dr. Paul Needham, Director of Fisheries, 1946-194814Rogue River Coordination Board, 1939-1941:

Correspondence, 1939-194115Turbidities of the Samples Taken by the Coordination Board, Earl K. Nixon, State Department of

Geology and Mineral Industries, April 193915

Rate of Settling of Muddy Water, Earl K. Nixon, May 193915Turbidity Readings, L.A. Stanley, May 193915Report on Examination of Rogue River and Tributaries, August 5-8, 1939, Francis P. Griffiths, Oregon

State Game Commission, August 1939, 193915

Rogue River Water, Muddy, Oregon State Police, May 194015Turbidity Readings, May 194015Fisheries Problems of the Rogue River with Suggestions for Further Investigations, H.S. Davis and P.R.

Needham, July 194015

Minutes, 1939-194115Resolutions and notes, 1939-194015

West Coast Federal Fisheries Research Lab, 1940-1943:Senate Bill 164415Correspondence15Newspaper Articles15

Willamette Valley ProjectCorrespondence, 1945-195115Reports, 1947-1949:

List of Dams Proposed under the Willamette Valley Project and Weight and Number of Troutto be Reared at two Hatcheries and Planted in Connection with Each, Paul R. Needham,Oregon State Game Commission, 1947

15

Report on 1946 Coordination Act, Clarence Cottam, Fish and Wildlife Service, 194715Report on Colonel Walsh Speech, Paul R. Needham, Oregon State Game Commission, 194815Response to Report of the Oregon State Fish and Game Commissions on Review of Survey

Report, Willamette River and Tributaries, Oregon, O.E. Walsh, Corps of Engineers, 194815

Some Comments on the Detroit and Meridian Dams Report, E.E. Wilson, Chair, Oregon StateGame Commission, (draft), undated

15

Letter to Colonel O. C. Walsh, U.S. Corp of Engineers, subject-Report and Recommendationswith Reference to the Willamette River Project Involving the Construction of Dams on the

15

Willamette River and Tributaries, E.E. Wilson, Chair, Oregon State Game Commission,undated

A Report on Fish and Wildlife Resources in Relation to the Water Development Program of theWillamette River Basin, Oregon, Dr. Frederic F. Fish and Ralph Imler, Fish and Wildlife,Department of the Interior (draft), 1948

15

Series III. Game Birds, 1936-1954 [Loss of habitat, pollution and other human perturbations challenged Oregon'sbird populations as well as fish populations. The Game Commission ran farms to support artificial and naturalpropagation programs to supply game birds for hunters. This series documents the establishment of a game farmon Camp Adair, a former World War II training camp (which has been dedicated to and named after Wilson),documentation of the Sauvies Island project, history of the introduction of the Ring-Necked China Pheasant, andtwo book manuscripts by 'Gene Simpson, the Game Commission's first Superintendent of Game Farms.]

Camp Adair, 1942-1954Correspondence15Wilson Dedication15Newspaper Articles15Senate Bills15Legal Documents15Ownership map of Camp Adair, U.S. War Dept., February 1942*

Pheasants, correspondence, 1936-194715Pheasant Reports, 1936-1947



Eliza Island Project, Other15(History) Introduction of the China Pheasant, Oregon State G Commission, undated

What the Oregon Game Farms are Doing, 'Gene M. Simpson, Superintendent of Game Farms,Oregon State Game Commission, 1936

15

Directions for Raising Chinese Pheasants by 4-H Club Members, 'Gene M. Simpson, OregonState Game Commission, 1936

15

Brooding Incubator Pheasants, (chapter from Game Birds), 'Gene M. Simpson, WesternAssociation of State Game and Fish Commissioners Conference, Denver, Colorado, 1937

15

Suggestions for Ring-Necked Pheasant Management for 1940 in the Willamette Valley, ArthurS. Einarsen, Oregon Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, 1940

15

Malheur County Pheasant Inventories, 1943-1944, Arthur S. Einarsen, Oregon CooperativeWildlife Research Unit Pheasant Statistics, Oregon State Game Commission, 1946-1947 (2folders)

15

1946 Pheasant Allocation, 1944-194615Field-Rearing of Ring-necked Pheasants on Refuge Areas; A Practical Procedure, Arthur S. Einarsen,

Oregon Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, 194715

A Sketch Outline of the Research Problem at Eliza Island, Washington, Arthur S. Einarsen, U.S. Fishand Wildlife Service, 1947

15

Summary of the Eliza Island Pheasant Study, Robert F. Scott, 194715Pheasant Liberations, (undated)15Sauvies Island Waterfowl Area report, William B. Morse, Senior Biologist, ca. 194615Maps*

Simpson, Gene M., manuscripts on game birds and State Game Farms, undated15Series IV. Big Game, 1939-1945 [Documents from this series illustrate the conflicts between deer and elk hunters

contrasted with the interests of ranchers who herd cattle and sheep in Eastern Oregon. The Game Commissionbecame involved in the long standing conflict during World War II by attempting to mitigate issues of grazinginterests, forest service practices and hunting regulations.]

Murderers Creek-grazing issues, 1939-1945Correspondence, 1939-194515Report of Grant County Antlerless Deer - 1939 Season15Eastern Oregon Elk Hunt - 1939 Season, A.V. Myers, Oregon State Game Commission, 1940151940 Elk and Deer Population Survey, Ukiah District and Areas Immediately Adjacent, A.V. Myers,

Oregon State Game Commission, Harold Dobyns, U.S. Biological Survey, Carl Ewing, UmatillaNational Forest, 194

15

Transcript of Testimony...Relative to the Effect of the 1939 Antlerless Deer Season in Grant County,Oregon State Game Commission, 1940

15

Forest Service Statement of Modoc-Fremont Rocky Mountain Mule Deer Problem, L.H. Douglas, U.S.Forest Service, 1940

15

Report on Grazing Conditions in Umatilla Forest, Arthur S. Einarsen, Oregon Cooperative WildlifeResearch Unit, 1940

15

Range Management Includes Big Game, G.D. Pickford, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range ExperimentStation, 1943

15

Winter Range Conditions Affecting Deer in the Ochoco National Forest and Adjacent Areas, Arthur S.Einarsen, 1942

15

Annual Wildlife Report, Region Six, 1943, L.H. Douglas, Assistant Regional Forester, 194415Annual Wildlife Report, Region Six, 1944, L.H. Douglas, Assistant Regional Forester, 194515Some Federal Functions in Wildlife and Forest Management, Lyle F. Watts, U.S. Forest Service, 194415Big Game on National Forests, L.H. Douglas, Oregon Wildlife Federation, undated15Progress Report of the Committee on Administration of Big Game, James O. Beck and A.B. Hatch,

undated15

Series V. Radio Broadcasts, 1940-1944 [Starting in 1941 the Game Commission produced 15 minute radio spotsbroadcast bi-monthly over KOAC, the local public broadcasting radio station. These spots utilized members ofthe Game Commission and the staff as spokespeople who highlighted projects and issues the Commission addressed.



The spots continued until 1944 when the Commission suspended the broadcasts due to a lack of materials andpersonnel that had been devoted to the war effort.]

Radio Broadcasts, Preliminary Proposal, 194115Radio Scripts, 1940-1943 (3 folders)

Introduction of Game Commission Broadcasts , E.E. Wilson, Frank Wire, James Olson, Nov. 20, 194015Game Commission Goals , E.E. Wilson, Jan. 1, 194115Trout Liberation , Charles Lockwood, Jan 10, 194115The Sportsmen of Tomorrow , Merrill Rose, Game Commission member, Feb. 5, 194115Stream and Lake Survey , Charles Lockwood, Feb.19, 194115Pittman-Robertson Projects , Ralph Rittenour, Director, Pittman-Robertson projects in Oregon, March

5, 194115

Conservation, A New Trend in Our Daily Lives , Arthur S. Einarsen, Leader of Oregon CooperativeWildlife Research Unit, member of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, March 19, 1941

15

Oregon Game Commission's Educational Program , James D. Olson, Director of Information, OregonGame Commission, April 2, 1941

15

Fishing in Oregon in 1941 , Frank Wire, State Game Supervisor, April 16, 194115Cooperation of Sportsmen with the State Game Commission , Merrill Rose, Game Commission member,

May 7, 194115

Game Law Enforcement , Captain Charles McClees, Oregon State Police, May 21, 194115Fish Liberation , James D. Olson, Director of Information, June 4, 1941154-H Club Summer School Broadcast , E.E. Wilson, Chair Game Commission; H.C. Seymour, State 4-H

Club Leader; Wayne Harding, Marion County Club Agent; E.A. Britton , Dougla s County ClubAgent, June 18, 1941

15

1941 Hunting Regulations , Frank Wire, State Game Supervisor, July 2, 194115Unusual Discoveries Made by Game Commission Field Men , Ralph Rittenour, Aug. 6, 194115Diseases of Game Fish , Dr. Francis Griffiths, Oct. 15, 194115Care of Sick Fish , Dr. Francis Griffiths, Nov. 5, 19411540 Years of Fish Hatchery Experience in Oregon , Matt Ryckman, Nov. 19, 194115Refuges for Upland Game Birds in Western Oregon , Irving Hazeltine, Field Leader, Oregon State Game

Commission, Feb. 18, 194215

Upland Bird Game Management and Studies in Western Oregon , Irving Hazeltine, March 18, 194215Big Game Surveys in Oregon , Irving Hazeltine, April 1, 1942151942 Angling Regulations , Frank Wire, State Game Supervisor, April 15, 194215Fish Hatchery Operations, No. 1 (no speaker listed), May 6, 194215Browse Plants; Their Importance on Eastern Oregon Winter Ranges , Irving Hazeltine, May 6, 194215Fish Hatchery Operations, No. 2 (no speaker listed), May 20, 194215Fish Hatchery Practices , E.E. Wilson, May 20, 194215Fish Hatchery Practices , E.E. Wilson, June 3, 1942151942 Hunting Regulations , Frank Wire, July 1, 194215Fish Allocation , Charles Lockwood, Assistant Game Supervisor, July 15, 194215Upland Bird Studies in Eastern Oregon , Irving Hazeltine, Sept. 6, 194215Hunting Seasons and Bag Limits , CharlesLockwood, Sept. 16, 194215Oregon Elk Herds , A.V. Meyers, Oct. 7, 194215Oregon's Fisheries Resources as seen by a Newcomer , H.J. Rayner, Chief Aquatic Biologist, Oregon

Game Commission, Oct. 21, 194215

Waterfowl Surveys and Management in Oregon , Irving B. Hazeltine, Nov. 18, 194215This Year's Work in Fisheries , Charles Lockwood, Dec. 2, 194215Resume of Game Activities for 1942 , Charles Lockwood, Dec. 16, 194215Some Natural Enemies of Upland Game Birds , Irving B. Hazeltine, Jan. 6, 194315How the War is Affecting the Game Commission's Program , C.J. Campbell, Jan. 20, 1943151943 Angling Regulations , Frank B. Wire, Feb. 3, 194315A Design for Fishing , H.J. Rayner, Feb. 19, 194315Results of Investigations on Artificially Propagated Pheasants Released for Study Programs , Irving B.

Hazeltine, March 3, 194315



1943 Hunting Regulations , P.W. Schneider, June 16, 1943151943 Hunting Season in Oregon , Charles Lockwood, Dec. 1, 194315Correspondence, Game Commission suspends radio broadcasts until the war is over, Jan. 18, 194415

Broadcasts not airedLake and Stream Surveys , Charles Lockwood15Fish Allocation , Charles Lockwood15Western Oregon Pheasant Liberations , John McKean15Introduction of Exotic Game Birds in Oregon , John McKean15Suggestions for Prevention of Crop Damage by Wildlife , Arthur S. Einarsen, U.S. Fish and Wildlife15The Table Use of Game , Arthur S. Einarsen15Bait Fishing in Oregon , H.J. Rayner15Beaver Management in Oregon , Frank B. Wire15

Series VI. Speeches, 1937-1948 & undated (4 folders) [Over 20 speeches, mostly given by Wilson from 1937-1948,that address topics such as Science and the Commission to the Post-War Program of the Game Commission , areincluded in this series. He addressed local groups, like the Eugene Chamber of Commerce, as well as made formalpresentations at conferences such as the Western Association of Fish and Game Commissioners.]

Subject-raising of pheasants and fish, Salem Rotary, Nov. 17, 193715Talk to hatcherymen, Oregon Game Commission's Fish Hatcherymen's Workshop, Dec. 6, 193715The Objective of the Oregon Game Farms - Quality not Quantity , Western Association of Game Commissioners

(Wilson did not attend; speech sent to be read), Aug. 29, 193815

Program of the Oregon Game Commission Oregon Wildlife Conference, Fourth Annual Meeting, Dec. 8, 9,1939

15

Subject- Science and the Oregon Game Commission, Izaak Walton League, Jan. 19, 194015Subject- fish propagation: artificial vs. natural, Izaak Walton League, Coos County, April 5, 194015Subject-the Game Commission as a commercial enterprise, East Side Commercial Club, May 22, 194015Subject-the Alsea Hatchery and fish culture, Science Club at Alsea Hatchery, May 25, 194015Subject- the importance of the abstract of titles, Rotarians, Sept., 194015Talk to hatcherymen, Oregon Game Commission's Fish Hatcherymen's Workshop, Dec., 194015Subject-pheasant and fish propagation, Salem Hunters & Anglers ("not followed" - note from Wilson on

manuscript), Jan 9, 194115

All Farms Are Private Game Preserves , Salt Lake, UT, June 6, 194115Talk to hatcherymen, Oregon Game Commission's Fish Hatcherymen's Workshop, Dec. 3, 194115Subject-hunting on farms/private property, Klamath Falls Rotary, June 30, 194215Subject- Game Commission presentation: use of surplus funds to emphasize natural over artificial fish

Propagation, 194215

Pheasant Decline , Izaak Walton League, 194615Subject-defense of the Game Commission's methods, Izaak Walton League, Bend, Oregon, June 21, 194615Post-War Program of Game Commission , Izaak Walton League, Sept. 20, 194615Oregon's Fish and Game: What are the Problems? , Eugene Chamber of Commerce, June 1, 194815Undated

Need of Scientific Research in Fish Culture in Oregon , ca. 194515Subject-Improving the Game Commission's Fish Hatcheriesca. Oregon Game Commission's Fish

Hatcherymen's Workshop, ca. 194015

Subject-damage by big game, Baker Grange, ca. 194115Subject-China pheasants15Subject-meeting with Washington Game Commission15Subject-cold storage for fish food, ca. 193615Subject-pheasants15Subject-role of the Game Commission, ca. 193715Subject-work of the Game Commission15Subject-wildlife and farm life15Notes and partial speeches, 1941 & undated15

Series VII. Oregon Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, 1935-1959 [The Game Commission was one of four groupsthat contributed to the establishment of the Unit in 1935 to address practical field problems and basic research in



game management. This series documents the Unit's planning and implementation, and includes various quarterlyreports from 1940-1959.]

Reports, 1935-1945Oregon Research Unit: Plans, 193515A Resume and Evaluation of its History, Organization and Accomplishments, Arthur S. Einarsen, Oregon

Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, 194515

Quarterly Reports, 1940-194415Quarterly Reports, 1945-1959 (2 folders)16

Series VIII. Conferences, 1936-1950 [The annual meetings of the Oregon Wildlife Conference and the WesternAssociation of State Game and Fish Commissioners are documented with this series, as well as various othermeetings Game Commission staff attended. Programs and some proceedings are included from 1936-1949.TheOregon Wildlife Conference was held yearly on the Oregon State College campus.]

Oregon Wildlife Federation, programs, correspondence, proceedings (held annually in Corvallis at OregonState College), 1936-1949

16

Izaak Walton League, 1941 & 1947-194816American Wildlife Institute, 1937-195016Others, 1941-194216Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners, 1939-1949:

Programs, 1940-194916Resolutions, 1941-194216Correspondence, 1939 & 194316The Game Specialist and the Public , speech by George Aiken, 194016

Series IX. Issues and Activities, 1936-1950 [This series includes documentation regarding the Game Commission'sparticipation with the federal Pittman-Robertson wildlife restoration projects in Oregon from 1939-1947, theKueny Land donation which involved a 28,600 acre private land grant in SE Oregon, and the Post-War ReadjustmentProgram.]

Kueny Land Donation16Correspondence, 1948-195016Notes, clippings, resolution, drafts of correspondence, 1950 and undated16Section map, ca. 1950*

Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration Projects, General, 1939-1947:16Information on Approved Federal Aid Projects in Other States, 193916Pittman-Robertson Projects in Oregon, Ralph C. Rittenour, State Director of Projects, ca. 194216Summer Lake Project, 1941-1947

Correspondence, 1941-194716Preliminary project statement, 194616Maps, 1941 & undated*

Post War Readjustment, 1943-1946Correspondence, 194316Reports16

Oregon State Game Commission Post War Program, 194616Progress Report of Survey of Wildlife Resources in Oregon, 194616The Sportsmen's Guide for Preparing Plans (Prospectuses) for Post-War Public Works Projects

in Fish and Wildlife Restoration for Oregon, Frank Wire, Oregon State Game Commission,(undated)

16

Post War Lake and Stream Survey, (undated)16Sanitary Stream Survey, ca. 1943-1945:

Correspondence, 1944-194516Reports

Regulations-Hunting/Fishing, correspondence, newspaper articles, 1936-194716Series X. Reference Materials, 1892-1947 [Wilson collected professional articles and books, as well as conservation

magazines from different states to educate himself on the science of wildlife management from the late nineteenthcentury to the 1940s. This material covers game fish, birds and animals, and includes some classic works likeDavid Starr Jordan's, Salmon and Trout of the Pacific Coast .]



Game BirdsThe Flight of Woodcocks The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. 13, No. 12, March 1943 [ Bennett, Logan

J. P.F. English]16

The Liberation of Pheasants in Relation to Reports of Pheasants Killed in Connecticut Game ManagementCircular No. 5, ca. 1936 [ Connecticut State Board of Fisheries and Game Management]

16

Sex and Age Determination of Wild Turkeys The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol XIV, No. 8, November1943. [ Keiser, Leon P. Edward L. Kozicky]

16

Food Habits of Foxes in Wild Turkey Territory The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. 14, No. 4, July1943. [ Kozicky, Edward L.]

16

Artificial Propagation of Pheasants, Progress Report Agriculture Experiment Station Circular No. 102,Oregon State College, August 1934. [ Lunn, A.G.]

16

What Grouse Eat During the Winter Season The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. 13, No. 11, February1943. [ Merritts, Helen V.]

16

The Relation of Science to the Conservation and Increase of National Wild Life Outlined Radio addressgiven over the NBC-WJZ network during the National Farm and Home Hour, New York, NY, 1936.[ Osborne, Lithgow, New York State Conservation Commissioner]

16

Where Did the Turkey Go? The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. 13, No. 9, December 1942. [ Smith,Orrie Edward L. Kozicky]

16

Dry Skim Milk In Ring-Necked Pheasant Chick Rations GAME Breeder & Sportsman, Vol. 46, No. 6,Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station, June 1941 [ Stadelman, W.J. R.R. Murphy E.W.Callenbach R.V. Boucher]

16

Satisfactory War- Time Rations for Pheasant Chicks The Journal of Wildlife Management, Vol. 8, No.1, January 1944. [ Stadelman, W.J. R.R. Murphy E.W. Callenbach R.V. Boucher]

16

Fisheries (7 folders)Pacific Salmon Fisheries Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 839, 1917. [

Cobb, John N.]16

Care and Diseases of Trout U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries, Investigational ReportNo. 22, Volume 1, 1934. [ Davis, H.S.]

16

Care and Diseases of Trout United States Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, ResearchReport No. 12, (revised), 1946. [ Davis, H.S.]

16

A Comparison of the Value of Certain Fish Foods undated. [ Donaldson, Lauren R., University ofWashington Fred J. Foster, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service]

16

Stocking Interior Waters of the United States U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries,Fishery Circular No. 8, 1931. [ Fearnow, E.C. M.C. James]

16

Common Fishes of the Waters of Oregon undated (2 copies) [ Gill, John]16A Comparative Study of Oregon Coastal Lakes from a Fish-Management Standpoint Oregon Agricultural

Experiment Station Technical Paper No. 316, ca. 1940. [ Griffiths, Francis P. Elden D. Yoeman]16

Salmon of the Pacific Coast copy of the original 1893 manuscript typed by Louise Lewis, Secretary,Fisheries Department, 1947. [ Hume, R.D.]

16

Salmon and Trout of the Pacific Coast Board of Fish Commissioners, State of California, Sacramento,CA, 1892. (2 copies, signed and dated by Wilson) [ Jordan, David Starr]

16

The California Trout Investigations California Fish and Game, Vol. 19, No. 2, Sacramento, CA., 1933[ Needham, Paul R.]

16

Observations on the Spawning of Steelhead Trout Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, Vol.64, Wash., D.C., 1934 [ Needham, Paul R. C.A. Taft]

16

A Stream Survey of the Waters of the Sierra National Forest, California, 1934 Department of Commerce,Bureau of Fisheries, 1934. [ Needham, Paul R. H.A. Hanson]

16

Quantitative Studies of Stream Bottom Foods Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, Vol. 64,Wash., D.C., 1934 [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

A Cheap, Adjustable Fish Grader Tansactions of the American Fisheries Society, Vol. 65, Wash., D.C.,1935 [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

Stream Improvements in Arid Regions, Proceedings, North American Wildlife Conference Wash., D.C.,1936. [ Needham, Paul R.]

16



Report of the Klamath-Trinity River Fact Finding Committee California State Chamber of Commerce,Conservation Department, 1936. [ Needham, Paul R. Edwin J. Regan H.L. Ricks W.C. Van FleetE.L. Bosqui James Allen]

16

The Hot Creek Rearing Ponds California Fish and Game, Sacramento, CA, 1936. [ Needham, Paul R.]16Methods of Measuring Anglers' Catches in Inland Waters Copeia,No. 1, April 10, 1937. [ Needham,

Paul R.]16

Quantitative and Qualitative Observations on Fish Foods in Waddell Creek Lagoon Transactions of theAmerican Fisheries Society, Vol. 69, 1939. [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

Migratory Fishes and Dam Construction in West Coast Rivers, Transactions of the Fourth North AmericanWildlife Conference American Wildlife Institute, Wash., D.C., 1939. [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

The Experimental Stream, A Method for Study of Trout Planting Problems Copeia, No. 1, March 9,1939. [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

Production in Inland Waters United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Fisheries, undated (2copies) [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

Plans for Protection of Salmon Runs That Will be Blocked by Shasta Dam U.S. Fish and WildlifeService, (undated) [ Needham, Paul R.]

16

Stream Surveys and Improvements U.S. Bureau of Fisheries, undated. [ Needham, Paul R.]16North American Fish Policy Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, Vol. 68, Wash., D.C.,

1939 [ North American Fish Policy Committee]16

History of the Montana Grayling Montana State Fisheries, ca. 1941. [ Phillips, Elmer G.]16A Survey of the Waters of the South Umpqua Ranger District, Umpqua National Forest U.S. Department

of Agriculture, Forest Service, Portland, OR, 1937. [ Roth, A.R.]16

Fisheries Resources of the United States Senate Document No. 51, 79th Congress, 1st Session, U.S.Government Printing Office, 1945. [ Secretary of the Interior]

16

Furunculosis in Oregon Fish The Cornell Veterinarian, Vol. XXX, No. 1, January 1940. [ Shaw, J.N.L. Seghetti]

16

A Stream Survey in the Mono and Inyo National Forests, California, 1934 Department of Commerce,Bureau of Fisheries, 1935. [ Smith, Osgood R. P.R. Needham]

16

Artificial Propagation of the Atlantic Salmon, Rainbow Trout, and Brook Trout extracted from theRevised Edition of the Fish Manual, Wash. D.C., 1900. [ U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries]

16

Artificial Propagation of the Lake Trout, Grayling, and Whitefish extracted from the Revised Editionof the Fish Manual, Wash. D.C., 1903. [ U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries]

16

Artificial Propagation of the Salmons of the Pacific Coast extracted from the Revised Edition of theFish Manual, Wash., D.C., 1903. [ U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries]

16

Better Stocking Methods The Progressive Fish Culturalist: News and Views from Many Sources onPractical Hatchery Problems, Memorandum I-131, No. 9, Wash., D.C., August 1935 [ U.S. Departmentof Commerce, Bureau of Fisheries]

16

Fishes Price List 21, 28th Edition, Wash., D.C., 1938. [ U.S. Government Printing Office]16Placer Mining on the Rogue River, Oregon, in Its Relation to the Fish and Fishing in that Stream State

of Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, Bulletin No. 10, Portland, OR., 1938 [Ward, Henry Baldwin]

16

Big Game, Other MaterialsA Study of Deer Populations by Use of Pellet-Group Counts The Journal of Wildlife Management, Vol.

4, No. 4, October 1940. [ Bennett, Logan J. P.F. English Randall McCain]16

The Food Habits of the Black Bear in Pennsylvania Journal of Mammalogy, Vol. 24, No. 1, February1943. [ Bennett, Logan J. P.F. English R.L. Watts]

16

Sickle Cells in the Blood of Western Deer The Journal of Wildlife Management, Vol. 3, No. 1, January1939. [ Dougherty, R.W.]

16

Raising Rabbits for Meat Pennsylvania Agricultural Extension Service, Pennsylvania State College,Circular 249, December 1943. [ English, P.F.]

16

Spring Color Change of the New York Weasel The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. XIII, No. 7, October1942. [ Glover, Fred A.]

16

Killing Techniques of the New York Weasel The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. 13, No. 10, January1943. [ Glover, Fred A.]

16



A Study of the Winter Activities of the New York Weasel The Pennsylvania Game News, Vol. XIV,No. 6, September 1943. [ Glover, Fred A.]

16

A Study of Monthly Variations in the Nutritive Value of Several Natural Winter Deer Foods The Journalof Wildlife Management, Vol. 4, No. 3, July 1940. [ Hellmers, Henry]

16

Other MaterialsThe Pennsylvania Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, March 15, 1938-July 1, 1942 The Pennsylvania

Game News, Vol. XIII, No. 5, August 1942. [ Bennett, Logan J.]16

The Nature and Scope of Training Undergraduates in Wildlife Conservation Transactions of the SeventhNorth American Wildlife Conference, American Wildlife Institute, Wash., D.C., 1942. [ English,P.F.]

16

Wildlife An Essential Resource Transactions of the Eighth North American Wildlife Conference,American Wildlife Institute, Wash., D.C., 1943. [ English, P.F.]

16

A Report on National Planning and Public Works in Relation to Natural Resources and Including LandUse and Water Resources with Finding and Recommendations: Part II, Report of the Land PlanningCommittee Wash., D.C., November 1934 [ National Resources Board]

16

Salmoning' of Dogs Oregon State Board of Health Bulletin, Vol. 5, No. 2, April-June, 1911. [ Pernot,Emile F.]

16

Periodicals, 1937-1948 (4 folders)California Fish and Game, Conservation of Wild Life Through Education California Division of Fish

and Game, San Francisco CA, January 194716

Maryland Conservationist Maryland State Game and Inland Fish Commission, Summer Issue 1939 (2copies) [Includes Wilson's article, The Objective on the Oregon Game Farms Quality, Not QuantitySpring Issue, Baltimore, MD., 1947.]

16

Michigan Conservation Michigan Department of Conservation, Lansing, MI., July 1945; August 1945;October 1945; December 1945; May 1946; August 1946; October 1946; February 1947; March-April1947; November 1947; February 1948; March 1948

16

Modern Game Breeding and Hunting Club News California Game Breeders' Association, AmericanGamekeepers' Society, and Iowa Game Breeders' Association, Doylestown, PA., January 1937

16

North Dakota Outdoors North Dakota State Game and Fish Department, Bismarck, ND., March 1946;October 1946; January 1947; September 1948

16

The Ohio Conservation Bulletin Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources, Columbus, OH.,June 1946; September 1946

16

Outdoor America Izaak Walton League of America, January 1947, February 1947, Chicago, IL.16Outdoor Life Popular Science Publishing Co., New York, NY., August 1946; December 194616Pennsylvania Game News Pennsylvania Game Commission, Harrisburg, PA., May 1937; February

1945; January 194716

The Saturday Evening Post (partial), November 11, 194416



Box Subgroup 5. Business/Real Estate Records

Series I. Title Abstracts, Benton County Abstract Company and other companies, 1904-192518, 19Series II. Plat Maps of Benton County Towns and City Additions, undated19Series III. Financial Statements, Benton County Abstract Company, 1939-194619Series IV. Abstract and Deed Correspondence, ca. 1901-190320Series V. Mortgage Additions (title correspondence and search information arranged city addition or county township)21-27



Box Subgroup 6. RESTRICTED: Legal RecordsAccess to legal records in Subgroup 6 is restricted due to the presence of confidential information. All requests for access to this material should be directed to the University Archivist.

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