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[[underlined]] Hudsonian zone [[/underlined]] marks the warm slopes and peaks from 9000 to 10000 as nearly as I could tell, and lies at least 1000 feet lower on cold slopes.

It has an occasional Pinus albicaulis, striates of dwarf Abies subalpina, & Picea englemani. Some Ribes oxicanthoides, geum rossi & G. , Penstemon, Delphineums a great white Aquilegia , Phlox douglasi, and a poor assortment of small vegetation.

Woodlands and a few Ochotora [[strikethrough]] omtp [[/strikethrough]] and Neotomas inhabit the rocks.

Transcription Notes:
I believe that the instructions say it is no longer necessary to indicate that there is a blank page, i.e., [[blank page]] [[end and start]] oxicanthoides = oxyacanthoides?