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Board of Education.
Z. D. Scott, President.
G. W. Kimberley, Clerk.
Geo. Spencer, Treasurer.
W. H. Stultz, Supt.
A. W. Bradley.
C. E. Bostwick.
F. C. Bowman.

Office of the
Board of Education,
Duluth, Minn., June 11 1885

Prof. Bessey
Lincoln, Neb.

Dear Sir:

I am indebted
to you for information communicated
to Prof. C. W. Hall in regard to specimens
of Adoxa moschatellina L. I found it
in two localities on the border of Brewer
Creek about a mile north of
Lake Superior. The fungus AEcidium
albesceus G[?]. appears only on plants growing
in very damp mossy places.

I shall retire from my position here
July 1 and seek a milder clime.
Can you give me any information
of a position where a man of 15 yrs.
experience in the school room can find
employment? I am ready for any kind
of work – prefer the [Classics?] – Mathematics,
Natural Sciences, Botany – if Adoxa was too much
for me. Since the time I left College I have
lived in the school room. I shall be very
thankful if you can point me to any field
of labor.

Very truly Yours
Wm. H. Stultz.