Between Edward J. Connolly and Woodbury. Also rejection notices from the Journal of Wildlife Management and from the Saturday Evening Post.

Dr. Woodbury began a study of the Mountain Lion in 1948 under a cooperative grant from the University of Utah and the Utah Department of Fish and Game. In 1951 one of his graduate students, Edward J. Connolly joined Woodbury in the study.

Dr. Woodbury began a study of the Mountain Lion in 1948 under a cooperative grant from the University of Utah and the Utah Department of Fish and Game. In 1951 one of his graduate students, Edward J. Connolly joined Woodbury in the study.

Twenty-four page manuscript, one hand written, one typed and accompanied by photographs. Dr. Woodbury had a continuing interest in the relationship between science and religion and in Mormonism. He wrote several essays on these topics and collected works of interest by other authors.

Five page typed manuscript.

Two versions of the essay, both typed with many handwritten additions and corrections. Also included is a rejection notice from the Edward W. Hazen Foundation.

Twenty-one page mimeographed essay. Text is similar to the above.

Four versions, all typed. Three very similar texts, dated 1934, with numerous additions and corrections. The fourth copy is a revision dated 1954.

Woodbury's typed notes from the Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and the Journal History.

Among these pamphlets and reprints are "Problems in Mormon Text," by La Mar Peterson and "Organic Evolution and the Bible," by Eldon J. Gardner. The latter is accompanied by two pages of criticisms from Dr. Woodbury.