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Wednesday June 13 June 13, 1906

Markman and Harry both complain of sour stomachs this morning. Took some soda and went without their breakfasts. Refreshing breeze this morning, from the northeast. I peeled potatoes, then chiseled out and wrapped fossils until breakfast. Started for fossil beds at 9:30 a.m. Collected fossils until about 4 p.m., without food or drink, then brought a sackful of smaller ones to camp and wrapped and packed about 150 of them. Collected about 200 specimens today, mostly small bivalves – Callista Callista, Volsella Volsella and Pteria Pteria, selecting only the best Inoceramus Inoceramus to show variation- also a few Pinna Pinna and Scaphites nodosus Scaphites nodosus. Hot all day when sheltered from the breeze.