We proceeded to Richmond Hill and Chateaubelair for the night. The next morning we returned with ten men who pro- leveled off our new camp site and brought our luggage from the old down site, so that we were established in our new home by about noon. The wrecked tent was repaired so that it could be used in the lee of the huckleberry trees. Spence and I with two men spent the afternoon on the rim of the crater, but could do no instrumental work on account of the high wind that was blowing. The bad weather continuing on Tuesday, Spence went down to Chateaubelair in the afternoon and reported to Headquarters. He came up again early the next morning