Charles Bessey, Letters, 1891

Albion, Sept. 5, 1891. Prof. C. E. Bessey Dear Sir Your communication received. Thanks. It will help me out. I will send the rest of the plants I have collected in installments as I get them ready, as far as I can. Some of my specimens are rare and the ones I have are the only ones I have seen. I will send you a list and all the specimens I possibly can during the year if I should remain in the county. I should like to have you give me the names of those I have failed to determine, and correct the mistakes I have

made which I presume are not a few. I first send you the rest of the grasses I have, and the willows. Yours, R. [ ] Henderson Albion, Nebr.

UNITED STATES

POSTAL CARD. GORDON 1891 ONE CENT NEB.

Nothing but the address to be on this side.

Prof Charles E Bessy.

Lincoln Nebr.

Charl E Bessey ' Linc -Neb Dear Sir, Owing to the lateness of the season it is very hard to supply you with the varietys you wish. The Buffalo berries make fine jell so they are gathered by the settlers as soon as they are ripe. I will send what varietys I find on my place. Plums and berries are so near gone that it is difficult to get the best that this County affords. Very Resp G A Heywood.

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