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Wea. THUR. JULY 29, 1909 Ther.
The manor drl. finally has at its western base
a decidedly blue-black intraformational cgl. It is a
fangled mass of breccia bound in a muddy blue-
black dolomite paste. About 4' is exposed above
low water and about 14' more can be seen in the
water. Honey is still thickan. In any event it
is the same cgl. seen on Thursday at the Road metal
quarry NW of Highgate Center.
This then establishes the conclusion that there is no
Middle Cambrian here, and that the Milton here rests
on the Parker Slate.