INCORPORATED 1885.

CAPITAL $600,000.

The New Omaha Thomson-Houston,
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY
ARC-INCANDESCENT-POWER

S. L. WILEY, PRESIDENT.
H. E. CHUBBUCK, SECY AND TREAS.

(Omaha, Neb.)

OFFICE: 1612 CAPITOL AVENUE.
STATION FOOT OF JONES STREET.

Dec. 31st, 1926.

Mr. O. C. Marsh,

Yale University Museum,
New Haven, Conn.

My dear sir:-

Your inquiry regarding the question as to my having
found a bone in a sand stone quarry, half a mile north of Green-
field, Mass., was correct. I loaned the stone in which the bone
was imbedded to Mr. Stoughton, who has either lost it or given it
away to some other party.

I remember distinctly the general appearance of the bone. It
apparently was the end or joint of the bone, and was, as I remember,
an inch and a quarter to an inch and a half square, or nearly
square.

I am unable now to give you any further details, but I dis-
tinctly remember it had the appearance of a bone, and was firmly
imbedded in the stone.