It is his duty, also, to inspect all camp-sites and "give his opinion in writing on the salubrity or otherwise of the proposed position, with any recommendations he may have to make respecting the drainage, preparation of the ground, distance of the tents or huts from each other, the number of men to be placed in each tent or hut, the state of cleanliness, ventilation, and water-supply."

Club BY CAPTAIN QUINCY ALLEN 1911 CONTENTS I PLANNING THE CAMPAIGN II READY FOR THE START III THE RACE FOR A CAMP-SITE IV UNDER THE TWIN HEMLOCKS V

CHAPTER III THE RACE FOR A CAMP-SITE "All aboard for Kamp Kill Kare!"

A few minutes later of more moderate traveling brought them to a point where a view could be had of the camp-site.

We talked it over last night when you were busy with your camera, after we chased around for the stone-thrower; and agreed that since Andy and his mates couldn't get this camp-site, the next best place for them to go would be that little cabin up near the shore of the lake," said Jerry.

" The Montanan found a good camp-site, dumped the supplies, and left Cuffy as a guard.

The camp-site was a good one.

The seven men who first braved the dangers of the icy trail in the work of rescue came over a trackless, ragged waste of snow, varying from ten to forty feet in depth, and approached the camp-site near the lake at sunset.

In answer would state that Supervisor Shoop would be glad to have you call at your earliest convenience in regard to leasing a camp-site on the White Mountain Reserve.

While Lorry was away with the pack-horses and a week's riding ahead of him, the writer arrived in Jason, introduced himself and his daughter,a rather slender girl of perhaps sixteen or eighteen,and later, accompanied by the genial Bud, rode up to the Blue Mesa and inspected the proposed camp-site.

But as for myself I was tired, and the ride had been rather unprofitable, and this camp-site, to say the least, did not inspire me.

After the long, hard rides and the barren camp-sites what delight to awaken in this beautiful valley with the morning cool and breezy and bright, with smell of new-mown hay from the green and purple alfalfa fields, and the sunlight gilding the jagged crags above!

Darkness was upon us with the camp-site Edd knew of still miles to the fore.

As to this camp-site being a joy compared to the ones stretched back along the road he was assuredly right.