July 27 Thursday Camp III Every thing is damp this morning and we feel our in the broken up. Everyone is busy packing his material to ship to the railroad. I have two packs which I have addressed to him. I suppose they were rebanded. We broke camp by nine and got started at ten. At noon we take lunch at Thornton ranch in the bottom of Rock Creek. Here is a fine example of streams crumbler not less than 8 forks in a half mile of medium bottoms. It rains again quite heavily by one and near three we have built camps ad rain. On approaching the highland before we enter the Inman county are see flock after flock of antelope. They are in herds of from 8 to 72. Thirty or