Monte Cristo Mine, Too; Depto S. Morazan, El Salvador. Dec. 19, 1941. From the weeds by the side of a dry road running through the Barrios settlement. Dec. 20/41 Hunted Thompson's garden for worm-snakes. Leitz told me that he had often seen them in damp & muddy places there. Thompson told his native gardener what I was looking for, and to help me in my search. The gardener seized a shovel and headed for the nearest muddy spot, under a dripping water faucet; shovel- ed up some earth--uncovered a fine mess of earthworms. I straightened him out as to what I was after, but we found no snakes though we hunted high & low. Found one Pana (941) under some slatting beneath a faucet. Returned to camp & collected some Avalie & Brownheaded lizards in the afternoon. Also prepared the lotoise Leitz sent me Dec. 18. Dec. 21, 1941. Prepared an opossum which some native boy had brought from Divisadero the day before. Stinton, Gealey, & Leitz went to look over a fossil locality at Gigante, 2 mi. SE of Monte Cristo. Stinton saw a large gray Colubrid (960) of the same species as 912; on the brushy bank of a small stream. When he went after it the snake took