broken from iron concretions and “cone-in-cone”. In one place large numbers of gasteropods were broken from iron concretions. Down the hill some distance is a perfect mass of bivalves of several species, including a few gasteropods which I take for Viviparus. A short distance to the south a gulch has exposed what appears to be typical Laramie white sandstone containing “cannonball” concretions. As we found no other exposures except recent I am compelled suspect that this locality, though said to be 18 miles from Greeley, is the place called 15 NE of Greeley in the reports, from which ten or more Laramie species have been described. Has been a fine day but the air feels decidedly frosty tonight.
Wednesday July 4, 1906
People were passing along the road until midnight, and most of them Halloed as they passed the camp. At 5 a.m. they began passing again on way to Greeley to take early excursion
