Correspondence written by and about Joaquin Miller and his daughter Juanita Miller.

Papers document Juanita Miller's life as a poetess, songwriter, performer, and steward of her father's (Joaquin Miller's) legacy. Includes correspondence; papers regarding her dispute with Harr Wagner Publishing Co. over copyrights to her father's work; programs of her performances in Oakland, California; notes regarding her father; words and music for songs; her diary, 1915; scripts for plays, vaudeville sketches, etc.; clippings; and a small amount of personalia.

Consists of letters, poems, ephemera, and miscellany written by or concerning Miller, his second wife, Abigail Leland Miller, and their daughter Juanita Joaquina Miller. Includes one poem by Edwin Markham. Manuscript letters and poems by Joaquin Miller are accompanied typed transcriptions. Includes postcards and ephemera, including programs for music and poetry performances featuring Juanita Joaquina. Also includes an obituary of Joaquin, along with a typed transcription of a biographical radio broadcast about him (1930). Poems are chiefly about Calif.