Journal, v4151
Page 447
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24 B. Richardson 1936 General Account Jan.19 This morning Latta, Elma Aldrich and I drove some 75 miles northward to Fresno Co. Squaw Valley Fresno Co. This trip had been advised by Mr. Latta yesterday in order that we might interview Mr. Henry F. Neva, who lives then with his daughter Mrs. H. Burk. He is a man 97 years of age, very deaf as well as partially blind. To put our questions across it was necessary for his granddaughter to point them in his ear. The following are notes taken from the answers to questions we submitted: Animals on the Kaweah (Visalia) Antelope Wild Horses Tracks of Grizzly Bear He never saw one. Grizzly bear (Club foot) at the head of Tulare Lake. Brown bear man lake in Deer in dark. He saw the den and where the fun had been killed by another party. Elk in the Tulare - delta & Visalia. Animals about Tulare Lake. Elk