W. Riemer 1949 Journal 24 June Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, Utah well informed person, mammalogist of vertebrate zoology museum of U. of Utah, and Mr. & Mrs. Mulaik also of zoology department. The latter not particularly well organized or well informed couple. See R. Stalbrin journal for information on collecting in Utah obtained. S.L.C. City appears attractive town situated in valley bound in part by Wasatch Mts. At present still with large patches of snow. Town green, lot of trees and lawns, clean, quiet. University appears well situated and pleasing in appearance. Strongly impressed with entire city. In late afternoon looked for Pseudacris without success in Welch's Fish Hatchery, 1.5 mi. E Murray, S of Salt Lake City. Did take several R. pipiens and T. elegans however. Also looked for Pseudacris in sedimentation basin and channels N of Salt Lake City on 8 West (St.). Camp again set up in canyon above Capitol. 25 June Salt Lake City to Hobble Creek, E Springville, Utah Co., Utah. Broke camp 0915 and before leaving town collected small series of Amblypteryx tigrinum, in reservoir near University of Utah stadium. Then drove