the morning of Aug 4th. Fortunately I found that Mr. Street was in town, & I soon found him. We boarded together, & then ran over to Deadwood on the Canada, where we had a chance to go thru' the famous mining works. The evening spent pleasantly at the The afternoon was half gone when we returned, & called on Gov. Hoggad, at four o'clock. The Governor is a very pleasant man & after an hours call came back to the hotel, Gardner. The evening Mr. Street spent pleasant at the home of Judge Folson of Jamean. On the next morning at 3 P. M. we left for the Ubalay station at the south end of Admiralty Co. in Nursner's Carr. The day was cold & rainy & in the evening a heavy fog settled down. As usual a part of the engine broke & we were delayed several hours when we were just fifty miles from the station. We finally got under way but had a tasty time as the wind from the floating icebergs was cutting & the rain & fog cold. However after con- siderable difficulty we got to the station at 11.30 P. M. & were soon,