alright now these days rocks could have gotten where they are moved by ice action. In this connection, we see not the slight evidence of ice action, nor strange rocks off shore if the immediate formations. The great flood of L. C. mantle rests very irregu- laf upon the Upper Millton Then dedded lie. Priddle 20m had a ledge with fossils and finally we all concluded that those beds are in place and that upon it rest the great Flood. I then broke area for near the towns and gathered a number of fossils, among which Agnostus is most conspicuous. All reminded me of the middle fossil zone of the Upper Millton, and this then led to the view that the U. Millton is here in place. Before I told Keith then d he was holding the beds to be the paste filling in the space underneath the great Flood. The shale beneath those Upper Millton li. and owing the great flood are therefore Middle Cambria. There is a great width of those slate terminated to the west by the then basal part of the Lower Millton. Priddle and Keith collected a few fossils and when down there concluded they were of On.