region. At Le Roy the shale is quite black while at two miles east it is blue. The Corn from corn gone in immediate above the Chan- daya limestone in clay beds said to be about 75 feet thick. The clust in some beds is very abundant so that the farmer looked to be nothing but one yard of broken chert, however, the goal is said to be good. Mr. Ege will see his collection for $1.00 but outside of six pieces his collection has no value to the National Mus. Aug. 23- Collected on Mr. C. J. Hill's farm about five miles south of Le Roy and about one mile south of Acberg Chapel. In the small creek on Hills farm the upper layers of the Hamilton are exposed and equivalent to