46 A pebble like concretion in the stone contains a Dalmanella & Cameroceras = 6.52: P A ? On the west side of the Bay including the steepest well of the section which gives a type of only laminated thin bedded shale of a light lead grey color, similar to other ones in the same group but between just a couple hundred yards south of the latter, the strike runs aways around from N 4° E dip 37° E, through N. 5° W (dip 52°), through N. 30° W (dip 24° N E) to N. 46° W dip 25° N E. At the south end of the one containing the interior the beds as well as a trap like body extending N. 60° E. South of the cliff they are cut by another dike trending N 70° E, and the north part of the bay is formed of trap, the south margin trending about N 85° E. The upper part of the beds in the core just north of the noted grade into dark to nearly black which is the color of the shale, continues to spread. On the point at the N. E end of the core three blue slates appear forming the top in the west exposed layers below high tide. The shales take strike N S dip 20° E. badly containing some spe- cimens of Spirifer dawsonicus = 6.52: A just south of it, the little core striking northwesterly dips [6.52: interval 6], dark blue very firm from the ocean, the fossil resembling a lemniscus, Valentinus etc. strikes N 15° W dip 35° E. fauna = 6.52: B Spirifer dawsonicus ? cyclyptus above ? clavatus ocea Chonites costatus Yerkania wins Dalmanella the Orbiculoidea peats glyptoderas (?) (Dawsonicus) R. Algicites Between 6.52: B & 6.52: A there occurs in the shore a trap of exceedingly amygdaloidal trap and similar trap occurs in a rock-shelf near Mr. Ramsdell's house bearing 'Lent N 15° W strike' faunas = possibly that the shells 6.52: B may overly this trap 47 Scrub Island On the southwest end of Scrub Island on the N E side of the island there occurs parted out in clay green tuffs a good couple feet of dark green siliceous slates which give a means of fossiliferousness causing the many characters of 37° 49" S. Lat. strike N 43 W and dip Spirifera, etc. fauna = 6.52: A Cameroceras occurring very poorly preserved ? Orthonotella ? abundant ? Actinopelta 6.52: B see D 37 represented by only a few genera known as by us means to know Camerochris of Kidgley species (?) (R?) common Lingula (2 spp.) R. Obrichorda ocea Hastoldella Meristello-? bella R. Vreola ? Andromeda bella from Bay Ocean Cypricardinia ? glaphyrtus O. Goniophora sp (small) R. ? crinoid canbyi (crustell) R. Dialona R. Edmondia sp. (? Rotrod) R. Dit362 (?) the ? (crust.) right) ? thalchites ? Common Chocolate of Cypricardom (?) Dalmanella O. ? Neurellus ? (found within) R. ?? Leperdita R. Only about on line a a half were spent here collecting with others continually turning up which has not been to serve before we couldly went past it. of collectors can try to light many more species.