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and there are some Halymenites major Halymenites major. I saw no Placenticeras Placenticeras or other fossils except those mentioned. The formation is practically the same as at Fossil Creek Fossil Creek, gray sandstone containing numerous ironstone concretions, some several feet in diameter, the formation having a tendency toward forming an escarpment on the west side of the ridge and a gentle slope on the east side.

Ft. Collins Ft. Collins, Colorado, Oct. 9, 1907 October 9, 1907

Started for mouth of Owl canyon Owl Creek Canyon at 7:55 (25 minutes late on account of slowness of livery man) with team and driver from Mt. Ave. stable. Took the road running north from La Porte La Porte, Colorado, following the Niobrara ridge most of the way. Found Benton formation mostly covered in a valley west of Niobrara, but outcropping in places as a calcareous sandstone just below Niobrara limestone, indeed forming a trans-