the gulch and came on down for Dr. Hunt. [37] He feels awfully sore, bruised and lame, but seems to have frozen m- ly two or three toes on his left foot. How badly they are frozen remains to be determined. Norman's dan- ger was his exhaustion from fatigue, hunger and the cold; the last would have finished him before long, had he not been found when he was. He realizes the close call that he had. About 12:40 he began to get up, and succeeded, in spite of his stiffness, but by 2 o'clock he was glad to lie down again. He frosted some fingers as well as the toes. Out alone for 4-mile walk about head of bay. Freedom of ice of southern from new snow half of bay seems to indicate that the recent big storm was a north-