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Thompson
Grand Canyon
Interview with Hamilton
Nov. 3, 1930.
1000. He doubts this number.
Game have always been scarce
here owing to scarcity of
water; except coyotes & bob-
cats, which have always been
plentiful.
Nov. 3 1930
Trip to Yavapai Canyon
Distance 35 miles from G.C. [illegible]
This trip was taken to look
over the proposed extension
southwest of the park.
The territory is entirely
covered with pinyon pine, juniper
& sagebrush, as well as other
chaparral plants, but no
yellow pine. Hence there
could be no lumbering.
Grazing is the only other
possible use of the land
as this area is very dry. He
saw about 10 water holes.
But owing to the open nature
of the cover & large old burned
over areas, the land would
be ideal for antelope & deer.