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136 THE CONDOR Vol. XVII H. C. Sprunger, Wickenburg, 'Arizona; H. W. Brandt, Cleveland, Ohio; all the above proposed by W. Lee Chambers. Edward J. Brown, Los Angeles; Clarence E. Smith, Woody; George Polkinghorn, Los Angeles; M. C. Badger, Santa Paula; proposed by A. E. Colburn. T.C. Stephens, Sioux City, Iowa, and Win. H. Nevin, Pasadena? pro- posed by A. B. Howell. L. A. Tope, Clear- field, Iowa, by O. E. Baynard; M. R. Cheez- man, Murry, Utah, by A. O. Treganza; T. T. Gillette, Pasadena, by H. A. Edwards; H. S. King, Gardena, by A. Cookman; J. A. Weber, Palisades Park, N.Y., by L. E. Wyman; W. A. Goelitz, Ravinia, IlL, by W. A. Strong; E. S. Coorobs, Boston, Mass., by D. I. Shep- ardzon; E. M. Anderson, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, by H. S. Swarth. The resignations of Miss Edith S. Waterman, Alameda, and Robert B. Rockwell, Denver, Colorado, were read and accepted. The annual financial report of the business man- agers, covering the year 1914, was read and accepted. This ended the business before the meeting. Mr. R. Magoon Barnes talked at some length, and most entertainingly, on certain phases of the work of keeping wild ducks, geese and swans in captivity, in which he is an acknowledged authority. His com- ments upon the Trumpeter Swan in partic- ular brought home to those present many facts regarding this rare and little known bird which most of us either did not know or imperfectly realized. Mr. Fred Gran- ville, recently returned from a trip to north- ern Alaska and Siberia, had on exhibition three skins of the Ross Rosy Gull (Rhodos- tethia rosea), adults and iramatures, and two adults of the Spoon-billed Sandpiper (Eury- norhynchus pygmeus), together with photo- graphs of other species of birds, nests and eggs. Dr. L. H. Miller exhibited an inter- esting series of bird photographs, mostly of exotic species; and Mr. Hegner showed pic- tures of winter scenes in some of the more remote parts of the San Gabriel Mountains. Mr. J. E. Law displayed a selection of spe- cimens exhibiting most of the plumages of the Pacific species of Murres, Auklets, and Murrelets. Adjourned.--H. S. Sw?Trr, Secretary. MARCH.--The regular meeting of the Southern Division was held at the Museum of History, Science and Art, Thursday even- ing, March 25, 1915. President Law was in the chair and the following members were present: Mrs. Gertrude Husher and Messrs. Blain, Brown, Daggett, Holland, Jewerr, Little, Morcom, Nokes, Rich, Snyder, Swarth, Willett and Wyman. Mrs. Law was a visitor. The minutes of the February meeting were read and approved, followed by the reading of the March minutes of the Northern Division and of the Inter-Moun- tain Chapter. The following new members were elected: L. A. Tope, T. C. Stephens, Clarence E. Smith, H. C. Sprunger, W. S: Richrdo?d?'-l? P. Skinner, Ernest M. Anderson, Edward S. Coorobs, Walter A. Goelitz, J. A. Weber, Harold L. King, Thurlow T. Gillette, M. R. Cheesman, Win. H. Nevin, M. C. Badger, George Polkinghorn, H. W. Brandt, H. H. Mitchell, George G. Cantwell, Joseph Kitt- redge, Jr., Herbert K. Job, and Edward J. Brown. New names were presented as follows: Miss Ellen G. Scott, Tropico, Calif., and Mrs. Katherine S. Wakeley, Los Angeles, both presented by A. E. Colburn; J. Frank Wilson, Monrovia, Calif., and Charles O. Trowbridge, Farmingham Center, Mass., by W. Lee Chambers. A communication was read, received from Mr. A. B. Howell and dealing with the prob- lem of bird banding. L.E. Wyman was ap- pointed to take charge of the matter and see what could be done toward arousing the interest of Club members in this work. Ad- journed.--H. S. SWARTrr, Secretary. DIRECTORY OF MEMBERS OF THE COOPER ORNITHOLOGICAL CLUB Revised to May 1, 1915 (Residence in California unless otherwise stated. Year following address indicates date of election. Star preceding name indicates life member.) HONORARY MEMBERS Allen, Dr. J. A., American Museum of Nat- ural History, New York, N.Y. 1910. Beal, Prof. F. E. L., Biological Survey, U.S. Dept. Agriculture, Washington, D.C. 1910. Belding, Lyman, Stockton. 1896. Merriam, Dr. C. ?-Iart, 1919 16th St., Wash- ington, D.C. 1909. Ridgway, Robert, 3306 New Hampshire Ave., N. W., Washington, D.C. 1905. Stephens, Frank, 3746 Park Blvd., San Diego. 1912. ACTIVE MEMBERS Adam, Frederick, 603 Vassar St., Tropico. 1914. Adams, Ernest, Carlotta, Humboldt Co. 1896.