2/14 This unit (14) is what I believe is equivalent in petrologic connection to bed 11, section IV. 20 7/3/57 Morning went to Alpine to see about some photographs; SCS didn't have very good ones, so sent for U.S.G.S. photos - -Sampled from Section V- 7/3/57/8 - a rock sample from about 100 yds. east of section V, from the third unit: at this point unit 3 is dipping 26° S45W. It is truncated by unit 5 which is dipping about 10° N45W, 7/3/57/9 - from Uddintus zone next side of Geologist Canyon, loose specimens - believe the granitites are fairly high, porphyroblasts also- 7/3/57/10 - From top of #2's outlier - on dip slope- 7/3/57/11 - From top of a ls in Geol. Canyon. The question is if this is a Capitan ls then it would appear the #2 gran member King is not present such as much more than rubble at the base of his