Saturday August 13-1932 Wea. SUN. MAY 23, 1909 Ther. I saw a quartzite layer about 5'-8' thick and striking E-W. It comes in less than 10' above the Mallett. The actual contact between the Parker slate and the Mallett is not exposed, the ground area being out more than 10' above. I don't if that is a head here as Keith states. The place of this section is marked on my map. Saw no Mallett cpl. in this section though I did not look for it everywhere nor in all of the Mallett exposed. This Lawn County sequence seen this af- ternoon is a duplicate of the one to the north and seen on Thursday. The thickness of both the Ginnock and Mallett can be measured and estimated from the map. This must be done at home,