St. John, A.B. May 18. Monday Bot here at 12 noon paston time, Dining at the Royal Hotel. Spend the afternoon collecting grapholites at the Suspension Bridge. To the creek is a magnesian mill white limestone standing almost in end. This of Portugorrie age. Then a fault gone with the Johannian or Upper Cambrian strating against the Limestone but with a less steep dip. The thickness I did not make out but may be 500 feet or more. This is a series of light green thin folded sandstones and sandy shales with but a single layer holding payments of Linguhella. Then another fault gone followed by the Tetrapodites shales, with a thickness of probably at once than 35-feet. There are also standing at a high angle and much crumpled and altered so that the parts appear only in places. At the very base are some [illegible] [D6085]