351 From W.A. Kentis to Joroweep Point May 3, 1933. It has been suggested by Mr Tillotson that the south boundary of Kentis homestead be the deadline for grazing in the valley - that all land within the valley south of this line be reserved for antelope range. This morning we drove over the area. It is well covered with grass and white sage, but very closely cropped. It would return to normal in a very few years if given protection. The area in question is about 3 miles wide by 5-6 miles long. There would then be about 15-20 sq. miles of antelope range available. The forage appears to be excellent for antelope. A seep is located at the east side of the valley about half way to the river. This would supply some water at times. The antelope may have wintered only in the past in this valley, but I cannot say yet. Anyway, any such arrangement would confine them there the year round. The experiment might be worth trying. At the north foot of Vulcan Peak is an artificial dry lake. It may cover about 160 acres. By building a low dam - say 6-10 ft. high, the water