1. C star.  2. Identified as a giant candidate by MX
spectroscopy.  3. Observed by H94, but with low S/N.  4. H-beta in
emission.  5. Listed as EDOH and EDOE in Table 1 of H94 and as EDONH
and EDONE in their Table 3.

The 1950 coordinates given here are not derived from PPM J2000
coordinates transformed back to 1950.  Instead, B1950 coordinates of
the standard stars were used to determine the reference frame (see
Vol. 1 of the PPM Catalog, pp. 11, 14, and 26).

Comments on star names:
We tried to be economical of star names.  We did not invent any
unnecessary names, nor did we carry along unneeded designations.  That
said, the nomenclature is complicated and many stars have acquired more
than one name.  COS### names are from the proper motion survey of
Cudworth etal (1986).  Names of the form ##q# are from the original
iris photometry of Schommer, Olszewski, & Kunkel.  Some of these have
Van Agt (1967) numbers embedded in them.  Although the ##q#
designations are unpublished, they have been used in some previous
studies.  Most are cross-referenced in Cudworth etal (1986) and we
give them only if there is no COS number.

JI## names are from the work of H94.  H94 also observed stars noted by
Olszewski to be velocity members and stars from the COS list.  Their
designations seem to be mixed and matched; they called these stars
CUD### and EDO###.  We provide cross references to these names.

Stars labelled N## are from an unpublished study by Olszewski.  We
suppress these names unless MMT velocities had been obtained using
those names or unless the star was in our master list because of that
unpublished study and because of the existence of MX spectra.  Finally,
almost every star has a 5-digit number.  This number can be considered
a running number; it is from a large body of APM photometry of the Ursa
Minor region provided to us by M. Irwin.  Although this photometry is
unpublished, that is how we referred to the stars throughout the
reduction.  We remind readers that some mistakes may have crept into
the cross-identifications; the coordinates are the ultimate way to
settle any dispute.