thick. In many places this turf is practically a tundra. Mr. Broujet says he often encounters frogs ground in digging holes for telegraph posts. These holes are just hiding grounds for ducks and we found of several brooding another. Of one flock if two or more are seen 7 and presents tem to the Broujet children. In our walk today we again encountered coyote dead on the shore but not so many as yesterday. All along this shore as well as at the Jupiter River every now and then of hits a seal head. They are quite common all along the coast. This morning Daddy had me go past the Jupiter River camp when I saw a big bear crawling down the upper thirty hills. A second bear was seen near the jump pass. Here about the Salt Lakes bears are so common that the Broujets are always