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| December 21, 1903,
10:00 p.m. “Our party is strongly
and most happily reinforced by the arrival of Harvey Sargent,
topographer, who will from now on do all the map-making. I knew
(Sargent) as one of the most skillful topographers of the United
States Geological Survey...also as a tried explorer and a staunch
reliance in an emergency. He is a New England man, one of that
fine stock that has manned our schooners and clipper ships for
several generations.” (from
Friendly China/Two Thousand Miles Afoot Among the Chinese,
by Bailey Willis, Stanford University Press, 1949) |
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