Charles 1958 Journal pg. 16. June 20. Mt. Shasta to Wagon Camp, Siskiyou Co., Calif (cnt museum specialists along a very small stream, adjacent part of the meadow and in the bordering woods. After supper we tried to shoot but but did not see a single one. The temperature by 10 P. M was 44° F and a wind was blowing. June 21 Wagon Camp to Mount Shasta State Fish Hatchery, Siskiyou Co., Calif. Up about 7 A.M. Checked and took up my traps before breakfast. I had one gopher, three microtus longicaudus, one Eutamius amoenus, and three Peromyscus maniculatus (discarded) after breakfast we put up specimens until about 1 P.M. Then broke camp and returned to the hatchery via yesterdays route. The Hills again invited us to dinner and let us use their shower. After dinner we tried out shooting but I had only one shot that I missed. June 22 Mt. Shasta Fish Hatchery to Crystal Spr. State Fish Hatchery, Shasta Co., Calif. Up at 7 AM, packed and left by 8:15. Took Rt. 89 South and East to US 299 then into Requa for groceries. About 11:30 AM. we arrived at the Crystal Springs State Fish Hatchery. Mr. Hill had arranged with the superintendent here, Mr. Delbert (Bug) West for us to stay here. Although Mr. West was