collected quite a lot. They were small species. The strata dipped south. A few rods further up the beach we found the Pecten expansus and Opalia horizon and collected a lot. Proceeding north up the beach the bluffs got higher and we got into lower horizons, the dip being perhaps 5 or 10° S., but no more fossils. Got some recent Pomaulax undosus. Left the beach at Bird Rock and walked to La Jolla, where we got a room at Cabrilla Hotel at 5 p.m., very hot and tired. Had a tremendous load. At 6 p.m. we dined at the "Brown Bear", $1.00 for the two of us. After dinner I wrapped our fossils and got them ready for packing.
La Jolla, Colo. ((clearly Henderson meant 'Cali.')), Friday. June 24, 1910.
Up at 7:20, breakfast at private boarding house 60¢ for the two of us. We then
