Oct 1931 San Antonio, 5406 ft., Nye Co., Nev. Sept. 18, 1931 Removed to private collection of R.T.Orr # 329 Paragnathus meridianus - ♂ 138-74-19-6 wt 6.4g. 5¼ mi. NE San Antonio, 5700 ft., Nye Co., Nev. # 330 Ammospermophilus l. leucurus - ♀ 200-60-37-10 wt 86.3g 5½ mi. NE San Antonio, 5700 ft., Nye Co., Nev. # 331 Dipodomys merriami - ♂ 249-140-39-12.5 wt. 45 g (Skull only) # 332(d) Microdipodops - ♂ 164-92-24-9.5 wt 13.3g (skull only) # 333(d) " - ♂ 162-85-25-9.5 wt. 11.3g (skull only) # 334(d) " - ♂ 164-90-25-9 wt. 12g (Skull only) 5¼ mi. NE San Antonio, Nye Co., 5700ft, Nev. # 335(d) " - ♂ 157-86-24.5-10 wt. 12.1g. (Skull only) # 336(d) " - ♂ 153-79-24-9 wt. 10.9g. (Skull only) # 337(d.) " - ♂ 160-88-24-9.5 wt. 10.5g (skull only) Sept. 19, 1931 Packed up and moved camp this a.m. Left at 10:45 and arrived in Tonopah about noon. Meet Mrs. Bradshaw of the Nevada Fish & Game who told us of some South American Owl he had taken from the region. Description fitted a White-faced Glossy Ibis. Mr. Piles of Goldfield was in town and directed us as how to get to Ralston valley where we finally made camp this evening. We are located on the north shore of Mud Lake (a dry lake normally) where there are a number of low brush covered sand dunes. The night is very cold & windy. Set out 94 traps by 4:30 p.m. An inspection of the trap line