1060 A No 4 - a ledge on north shore ab Hugh Redmonds farm called by the lumbermen "The Joe Ledge". It is about 1/4 mile S.E of No 3. The thickness is about 375 ft thick - dips 5-5° N 20 W. June 7-89- 2 A.M. took letter up to Sturgis farm where it will be taken to Jacktown on Monday, As a raft of logs was almost at the mouth of the river we hurried down the lake and entered the rapids. The river for 6 miles is quick water, &t trav very exciting work going through. 1061 A 57 Camp near Little Brasuna Lake this night, On the way some fossils were noticed in the ledge at Stony Brook, Left for examination until return trip. June 8-89- A 1061 Sandwich trip Little Brassua Lake 1061 A on south shore Little Brassua Lake - along &the line of C. P. R. R. The section begins at the 237 mile mark and extends about 3/4 m. along the R.R. track eastward. A° is a heavy bedded sandstone barn - thickness unknown.