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66_98 The Coyote -cf. Cal. Ranger, vol. 7, no. 14. (2-29-1936) _Coyotes & Mustard._ -The Commonwealth, vol. 12, p. 272 (May 12, 1936) -Cal. Ranger, vol. 7, no. 31 (1936). Coyotes in L. Cal. -Wolf and Coyote Trapping, by A.R. Harding. P. 27, et seq. -Men and Manners, 11:50. -cf. index, Biology Library, titles sub Vernon Bailey. -Dedication note to Coyote. F.B. 31:152. cf. index to _Old-time days in Vaca Valley._ -Grinnell, Dixon and Linsdale, Fur-bearing Mammals of California. 2 vols. -Plan of the play in University grounds, in Strawberry Canyon. For the opening conversation cf. Men and Manners, vol. 11, p. 47. cf. also indices to all notebooks. |
66_99 Ulatis School The school ground was a grand place. A boy was as free as the air, as unrestrained as a blue jay. There were no home duties, no chores, no work. It was Elysium, the play field of the Republic. A Spring Day at Little Oak. cf. Men and Manners, 14:112. Winter at Little Oak -Sierra Nevada- a traveler might not know they were there, so much do they look like clouds on the far horizon. Trees in winter: Buckeyes change; Cottonwoods have another character; the oaks show well their architecture. Cont. from p. 101.) incredible slowness along the way to its destination :down-town._ Nate Holt was the drayman for long _ and I think his father before him, but of that I am uncertain. At any rate Nate was a feature of the village life, all during my early boyhood, say 1875 to 1890 he was drayman. _ July 10, 1941. |
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