At Clear-crat Creek a Cyrtoceras roll and one beam and a single Orthorynchula suggest the presence of the Orthorynchula beds but the strike dips rapidly down stream from here and from the lower Congerville is at river's edge. The next exposures come beyond Craw Creek. The Ridley Ortho- ryhynchula brown is not ex- prired here at all. About a third of a mile west of Craw Creek several, the Congerville bed appears to be at water's edge. No abundant Bryozans lensy Ples., found except Albertella. From here the rock is essentially horizontal, as far as 70 miles locality. Here the rock rises strongly down stream! The lower rock at river edge is Congerville. At 70 the rock has risen enough to expose the Ortho- ryhynchula beds with Raf- es gregina in upper layers, then below with Orthoryn- chula, Comatellaria's STE- frii forms, rugos williams, and such othera as this; above 70, on W side of river, the rock dips down slowly.