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8. Rid the premises of mosquito breeding pools for a season.
9. Draw life-size, recognizable tracks of a man, woman, child, dog, cat, and mouse.
10. Draw life-size, recognizable tracks of a rat, rabbit, gray squirrel, sparrow, crow, chicken. All of these can be secured in and about the city, especially in the large parks, and are easiest when the snow is on the ground, but possible in mud or with even wet tracks on dry pavements.
11. Make and set up at some suitable place and operate for at least a week a flytrap. (On the screen-cone principle.)
12. Know gypsy moth and report finding of any to state entomologist, also browntail moth.
13. When muzzling laws are passed report all infractions to police.
14. Provide satisfactory records of the tracks of three animals, according to the following method: cover a stiff sheet of paper with black ink and so place it that the animal runs over it and on to a fresh sheet of paper, which receives the tracks.
15. Know 100 signs of the Sign Language, including 10 traffic signals.
Indian Craftsman
The Degree of Indian Craftsman may be conferred on any one who takes fifteen of these tests:
1. Follow a track one mile without help. Snow or tracking irons allowed.
2. Know 100 signs of the sign language.
3. Know six standard blazes.
4. Know the four stone signs. Demonstrate in Council.
5. Know the four twig signs. Demonstrate in Council.
6. Know the four grass signs. Demonstrate in Council.
7. Know two standard tests of eyesight used by Indians.
8. Make a bead band at least eight inches long and twelve beads wide.
9. Make a piece of porcupine quillwork at least one inch by eight.
10. Make and paint an Indian four-post bed.
11. Carve and paint a totem pole, Chief’s seat, or Tally Keeper’s table.
