Haell shales have thin grms of li. coal, these beds are from 6 inch to about 18 inch thick. At the top of the sandstone I get foliform propeticis of this specin. At the base of the li. coal some I got two specimens of Phyllograpthus, and in another close adjacent some a fine Tetropterus and other forms. This then proves that some of these shales carry St. Joseph are Lewis and not Liley. Back to the hotel at 1.30. Had dinner and at 3:15 came off for home. There are more brilliant red shales but in this grms at the east end of the big Lewis cut, from there is not enough red shales to make the foreign Liley.