96 Quadrille Ruled Form. John C. Moore Corporation, Rochester, N.Y. Binder and holes in leaves, each Patented 1906 Carrying Place Cove On the Southeast side of Carrying Place Cove passing into Wintertown there occurs west of the point in western 5-53-7 and passing recently into 5-52-9, a fine series of exposures of shales. The upper few feet are thin, fine-grained, indurated beds similar to 5-52-9 A and contain a similar fauna, Unknown etc. This fauna not collected, except a single specimen of Bellithophora (globular form), Strike N. 40° W., dip. 35° N. E. These tough indurated shales overlie a series of more profile shale in which slaty cleavage was dominant over the bedding. Strike of cleavage N. 40° E., dip. 60° S. E. These shales are cut by a basal dike extending N. 30° E. The entire shale series may be 250 feet thick and just east of the point overlies a series of dark indurated slick-bedded shaly limestone containing grains of feldspar, glimmer-cysts, etc., and several seams full of fossils occur here. And thick bedded sediment etc. and include a very varied 5-52-9 C fauna. Wilsonia Leptostrophia spp. Chonetes cornuta C" bastini? occasional but abundant in a seam, lower down [illegible] ?Strophonella Dalmanella Rhudland Very Common Common Rare Rare