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Quadrille Ruled Form.
John C. Moore Corporation, Rochester, N. Y. Binder and holes in leaves, each Patented 1906
East part of square 100 ft
broadly sloped road. Light
colored (lavender to gray)
gray palyolite underlying
(to west of) purple tuffs,
palyolite flow lines N.64°W
to N.75°W. dipping +45°
N.E.
The tuffs and corn
posed of small purple fragments
the size of a pea or smaller &
with occasional small gray
basic-looking fragments.
The purplish massive
palyolite forms the entire
100 ft broad on the S. side
of the road where it continues
in a ridge S.E. to just abt
S. of the middle of the 1.22.2/5 line.
On the east side of
the road for the N.E. corner
of 1.22.5 occurs a mass
of green-gray amygdaloidal
tuff, which reappears a
couple of hundred yards
S.E. in the road in N.W. and
continues S.E. as far as
At the junction of 1.22.6-
1.23.4 the tuff has a width
of nearly 7 25 ft N.E. x S.W.
The trap is composed of amygdal-
noidal, west & coarse N.N.W.
1.22.6 amygdaloids in bands
striking N.144° W. dip + 30° N.E.
Amy Specimen
Amy amygdaloidal specimen
1.22.1.
1.22.2/5
1.22.6
1.226 A