2mi. W Smith Creek Cave, 6,300ft., TTH. Rough, White Pine Co.-Nevad 2 Lu Arnold 1937 Itinerary entire front end was covered with a slimy slime-like substance. There was a hole torn into its side just anterior to where the trap wire clutched it. The other mammals caught were: 4 Peromyscus crinitus 2 Neotoma lepida Last night I shot & adult ♀ Myotis. I left the traps in the same locality because I did not have time to set them elsewhere. This morning I had: 2 Peromyscus crinitus 1 Ad.♀; 1 Imm.♂ 1 Peromyscus maniculatus Ad. ♀ 2 Neotoma lepida 1 Ad ♂; 1 Imm.♂ It is interesting to note that the Peromyscus maniculatus is the first one caught on the north side of the canyon. June 15, Yesterday it rained for several hours. After making a cover for the supplies and myself out of the tarp I skinned the days catch. In the middle of the afternoon the rain stopped as quickly as it had begun. I took my traps and went up Smith Creek to see if I could find any habitats which had not as yet been trapped. After going a mile I left the traps and continued on. The canyon narrowed down in places to [illegible] where it was only wide enough