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"very oral friend. Late in the
afternoon spent the time at Mono and
supplied some fresh. My track-
" ride amounted to 3 20.
June 8
Greater part of day was spent at
State quarry. Found quite a lot of
Stylophora, 6 codacta and about
ten Nuculocrinus and a few
Holocrinus. Brachiopods were
scare and consisted mainly of
Rhynchina valva. Nucleosphara of
and Atypha acyptra were also repre-
sented. All these fossils came from
a layer that weathered with some
hornstone. This layer is 10 ft below
the shale layer covering the Columbus
stone. Of this shale for sample has
been taken.