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Wea. THUR. JAN. 7, 1909 Ther.
Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1924.
Walked at Dr Lewis to see the old
fossil that I have looked at so far, saw
nothing new. By afternoon begin to
feel better.
Wednesday Aug 13, 1924
Concluded trip on Tr Port Daniel and
got my ticket and berth to Matepedia.
Then went once again to Lewis, and
once especially to see the relation of the
red Lillery to the older Lewis. At Point
Lewis the contact of the two formations is
well exposed, where however all is so much
jumbled that meaning argue for over thrusting
or for conformable contacts. All along to the
south from Lewis railway station one faces
a zone of thick folded Olinatms filled,
overfolded and attending to some faults. How-
ever one does not get out of this zone until
one gets to Point Lewis- the old abandoned
PR station. Here then first appears above
the limestone the red formation green chelas, and tha