Friday August 19 - 1932 Wea. WED. JUNE 16, 1909 Ther. Then [illegible] Parker slate that looks like a crylomite, N Then 75 yards across Parker slate, Now 50' x across slate with two layers of shot meeting dol described in person veecum. The top dol is 6 to 8 feet thick. These are thrown to [illegible] NW. Then 75 yards across Parker slate. — Then on a minor dome cloud dol 8'-10' thick dip all along or far is about 10° S.E. The railroad telegraph line. It is then 330 yards of Parker slate are dipping S.E. at about 9°-10°. — Then for about 100 yards the dip is reversed, Then it reverses again and dips N.E. for 1008 m.s. No further outcrops to E. The road is now on the height of land and one turns S.E. to Bradridge about one mile S.E. The section across the strike would be ten private 3/4 mile and this distance is taken up by more Parker slate, the Mid. Cambrian and the Highgate having at the top the Ardenian dol.