104 THE SOCIETY'S ACTIVITIES. Babylon, The Evergreen Shore, The Homesick Prospector, The Ride of '42, and Other Poems. By Joseph W. Dorr. Illustrated. Tacoma, 1897. Presented by the author. Description of the World, about 1765. Mutilated. 605 pp. 8vo. Maps. COINS, ETC. Partlow, J. W., Oregon City, coins as follows: English penny, 1861; Canadian cent, 1876; Canadian 25-cent piece, 1874; 3-cent pieces, 1852, 1865, 1870; 5-cent pieces, 1850, 1857, 1863; 1 cent, 1863; 20 cents, 1875. Lieberman, Albert S., Duluth, Minn.: 15 Danish coins from 1798 to 1901. From miscellaneous sources : one quarter Anna, India, 1892; Ca- nadian one cent, 1903; 10 ore, Denmark, 1894; 5 centimes, 1861; 2 pfen- ning, 1875; copper cents, 1857, 1859, 1860, 1862, 1863, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904; one cent 1835; 2 cents, 1857; silver coin, Spanish, 1825; i, 1, 2, 5, and 10 sen, Japanese: one thaler, 1820; 5 pennia, 1889; English penny, 1881; half dollar, 1807 the words "half dollar" on edge of coin; 50 pennia, 1889; Spanish centimes, 1879; skilling danske, 1771; Hong Kong cent (English), 1879; peculiar silver coin, size of a dollar, 1824, found in a garden at Harrisburg, Oregon; Spanish coin, Carolus IIT., dei gratia, 1776; Canadian 5-cent, 1896; Spanish coin, Carolus III., 1787; 2 pfenning, 1875; coin of Republica La Bogota, 1825; 5 centimes, 1861; English halfpenny, 1902; penny, 1903; one mil, Hong Kong, 1865; English copper coin, 1780; Hawaiian coin, hapa haneri, 1847; Medal- lion, General Grant, 1868; Medallion, Myles Coverdale, struck "to commemorate that glorious event, the publication of the First English Bible by Myles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter, Oct. 4, 1535, and the third centenary of the Reformation Oct. 4, 1835"; 3-cent, 1859, 1866; 10-cent, 185.8; nickel, 1867. Bills as follows : $2.00 on Bank of Cincinnati, about 1836 ; 5-cent scrip good for meat at Bishop's Central Storehouse, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 1, 1898, presented by C. Kasson, cousin of Hon. John A. Kasson, ex-Postmaster General ; 10-cent scrip, good for produce at General Tithing Storehouse at Salt Lake City, Utah; $20 on Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville, date and signature badly faded ; $20 on Southwestern Railroad Bank, bill No. 95, Charleston, S. C., July 1, 1862; $5.00 Merchants' Bank, New Bedford, Mass., March, 1864; $5.00 Confederate bill, Richmond, Va., February 17, 1864, donated by Earl Crosby ; un peso Republica Dominicana, 1848 ; Vale un peso, August 17, 1895.
