Chapter XIII: The Aplodontia Leporina. (Rich.) 346
ILLUSTRATIONS
FOR
THE FIRST VOLUME.
The Kettle Falls: a Salmon Leap on the Upper
Columbia _vignette_
A group of Spokan Indians _frontispiece_
Viviparous Fish _to face page_ 106
Sturgeon-spearing 〃 〃 185
Sharp-tailed Grouse 〃 〃 300
North-Western Hummingbirds 〃 〃 328
Urotrichus 〃 〃 338
Aplodontia, or Ou-ka-la 〃 〃 346
ERRATA IN VOL. I.
Page 88, line 19, _for_ blubbering _read_ blubbery
〃 105, 〃 20, _for_ within _read_ in
〃 157, 〃 2, _for_ scenery on my left. The _read_ scenery. On my
left the
〃 158, 〃 23, _for_ Nimkis _read_ Nimkish
〃 164, 〃 9, _for_ this cannon _read_ these cannons
〃 177, 〃 13, _for_ cauiare _read_ caviare
〃 179, 〃 9, _for_ are _read_ is; and line 16, _for_ fourteen
_read_ seven
〃 195, 〃 9, _for_ three _read_ one
〃 232, 〃 8, _for_ pack and equipment _read_ pack equipment
〃 268, 〃 5, heading to chapter, _for_ The Desert Prong-horned
_read_ The Desert—Prong-horned
〃 296, 〃 8, _for_ Reiney _read_ Reiner
〃 349, 〃 12, _for_ Actomys _read_ Arctomys
VANCOUVER ISLAND
AND
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
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