106 PRIMARY TRIANGULATION AND PRIMARY TRAVERSE, [bull. 201. 
[Latitude 47° 43' 15.595". Longitude 113° 38' 24.80".] 
To station- 
Azimuth. 
Back azimuth. 
Log. distance. 
McDonald 
/ // 
29 18 20.25 
81 11 21.24 
180 42 06. 12 
255 57 25.72 
347 45 20.68 
o / // 
209 06 01.90 
260 56 43.68 
42 26. 09 
76 14 46.05 
167 47 57.74 
Meters. 
4. 6322527 
Moss - 
4. 3986100 
Baptiste - - - - - - 
4. 6572513 
Silvertip - 
4. 4793510 
Holland - - 
4. 3214981 
VULTURE, FLATHEAD COUNTY. 
A high, ragged peak with glacier remnants on east, on ridge dividing 
waters of Little Kootenai Creek and the North Fork of Flathead River. 
It is between the head of Quartz Creek on north and Logging Creek 
on south. Most easily ascended from near the head of Little Koote- 
nai Creek via trail to summit of ridge one-half mile north of large 
cairn on prominent peak, thence southwesterly around head of Quartz 
Creek across bench due east of peak, thence over snow field and 
through gap just south of station, thence north across snow field to 
top of ridge, thence along crest to station. 
Station mark : A bronze triangulation tablet under center of cairn 
8 feet high. 
[Latitude 48° 50' 20.78". Longitude 114° 01' 21.20".] 
To station- 
Coal bank 
Cleveland 
Siyeh 
Heavens _ 
Azimuth. 
17 11 42.70 
232 52 39.49 
293 35 42.22 
319 18 22.24 
Back azimuth. 
197 06 43.77 
53 00 36.56 
113 52 35.32 
139 25 55.88 
Log. distance. 
Meters. 
4.4403850 
4. 2086134 
4. 4776027 
4. 2767308 
QUIGG, GRANITE COUNTY. 
A high, rocky peak, about 20 miles south of Quigley and about 3 
miles east of Rock Creek at point where trail to Stevensville, via 
Burnt Fork, leaves main Quigley-Phillipsburg trail. Peak is about 
4,100 feet above river, and the slopes are covered with small scatter- 
ing trees. About 2 miles east of station is a similar peak, bare, and 
perhaps higher. 
Station mark : An aluminum tablet cemented in ledge, close to edge 
of precipice north of station. 
Reference marks: Copper nail in notch on west side of pine tree, 
blazed on northeast and west sides (S); true azimuth, 352° 48'; dis- 
tance, 53.4 feet south. Copper nail in top of pine stub blazed on 
