Dry castor
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 82
(Zool.) A variety of beaver, called also parchment -beaver. Dry Creek, in Alabama , a post-office of Fayette co. Dry Creek, in California , rises in El Dorado co., and after a W.S.W. and S. course enters the Moquelumne river about 20 m. above where the latter joins the San Joaquin.-No. 1, traverses Yuba co., and joins the Bear river about 5 m. from its mouth. No. 2, traverses Yubt. co., and joins the Feather river about 6 m. above the mouth of Bear river.-No. 3, traverses Yuba co., and enters the Yuba river. Dry Creek, in Iowa , a former P. O. of Linn co. Dry Creek, in Mi ouri , a post-office of Crawford co. Dry Creek, in Ohio , a tributary of the Vernon River, which it enters near Mount Vernon. Dry Creek, in S. Carolina , a P. O. of Lancaster dist. Dry Creek, in Tenne ee, a village of Monroe co.
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