Peterson 1935. 16 net traps set amongst rocks of cliff at edge of small plateau about 500 ft. from Jakes Creek. Few mouse traps set here also + set of 65 mouse traps set on plateau. Coyote heard while making sets. 18 mi. NE Iron Point, 4600 ft., Humboldt Co., Nevada. July 28. Catch consisted of one Entomius m. scutator, one Perognathus p. olivaceus, one Vestoma lepida, 2 Vestoma c. cinerea, 2 Dipodomys o. columbianus, 2 Permygecus c. crinatus, 4 Dipodomys m. levipes, 9 Oryzomys l. breicaudus, and 10 Peromyscus m. sonorivensis. Animals gutted - mine by Dr. Hall. Parasitized liver noted in Peromyscus m. sonorivensis by Mr. W.B. Richardson. Found to be encripted (?) flukes. Many flukes + portion of liver with flukes in situ preserved in Bovinâ. Parasitized portion of large intestine of Perognathus p. olivaceus also noticed by Mr. Richardson. Found to be a several small encripted (?) flukes; preserved in Bovinâ. Pack up + leave for Santa Rosa Mountains via Paradise Valley, in which latter place gas + mater were obtained, as well as directions from Mr. Iravis, the Ranger of the portion of Humboldt National Forest & N of Paradise Valley. To reach aspen regions, directed to proceed N, over ridge into Road Creek Canyon where camp pitched on bank of Road Creek - a tributary of Martin Creek.