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SOUTH DAKOTA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND EXPERIMENT STATION.
DEPARTMENT OF
FORESTRY, HORTICULTURE AND BOTANY.

CHAS. A. KEFFER, PROFESSOR IN CHARGE.
TOM A. WILLIAMS, INSTRUCTOR IN BOTANY.

Brookings, S. D., ________________1891.
the aquatic plants common to Nebr. and quite a number of new ones.
For a socalled dry state Dak. is remarkably rich in aquatic forms. Have found two [charas] and oedogonium tc. in abundance.
[Bruni] surprise was complete as well as pleasant.
My next term's work will be more pleasant than the last I think.
Have been promised a raise in salary next year but just now the board is talking economy again so don't know whether it will materialize or not.
Well I wish you a good summer's rest. Give my regards to Mrs. Bessey and the other U. of N. people.
Very Resp'ly
Thos.A.Williams

512

SOUTH DAKOTA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE AND EXPERIMENT STATION.
DEPARTMENT OF
FORESTRY, HORTICULTURE AND BOTANY.

CHAS. A. KEFFER, PROFESSOR IN CHARGE.
TOM A. WILLIAMS INSTRUCTOR IN BOTANY.

Brookings, S. D., ________________1891.
the aquatic plants common to Nebr. and quite a number of new ones.
For a socalled dry state Dak. is remarkably rich in aquatic forms. Have found two [charas] and oedogonium tc. in abundance.
[Bruni] surprise was complete as well as pleasant.
My next term's work will be more pleasant than the last I think.
Have been promised a raise in salary next year but just now the board is talking economy again so don't know whether it will materialize or not.
Well I wish you a good summer's rest. Give my regards to Mrs. Bessey and the other U. of N. people.
Very Resp'ly
Thos.A.Williams