Field notebook # 2, 1904-1905, notes from the Harford-Owego quadrangle

Barnett Harford-Owego quadrangle. U.S.G.S. 1904 U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY TRAVERSE BOOK Field note - V.H. (2) Barnett Return to H.S. Williams

Note Book No. 2 Dr. Geo. Carey Fels Book, 1904. V. H. Barnett Directions. In making collections, line the sections from below upwards. Mark the collections and the zone in which no fossils are discovered according to the following rules: Topographic sheets furnish the initial letters for the mark. Dr = Dryden, Ow. = Overez, Blk = Hartford; Ap. = Appalachin Mo = Moravia, Ct = Cortland (See each topographic sheet made of int. Blocks one minute with numbered across the top from the upper right-hand corner 1 to 15. and from right hand upper corner down give capital letters A to O. In taking notes, X covers

and in marking the specimens place the sheet letter first Dr C, etc - next place the block number 1 2 3 etc (Cabinets) next the block letters thus, Dr.2.B. The first section for each block will be letters 1 The second section 2. Each zone of the sections give a small letter following the section number, thus, 1a, 1b, 1c, etc., marking each zone of the section whether containing fossils or not, but in general giving one zone letter for the rocks not containing fossils unless some prominent change in character of the strata is observed and can be decided. In making long sections which pass across from one block to the next - change its block designation, for instance if it passes from block 2 to 3. The block designations will change from Dr.2.B to Dr.3.B. If the change is going southward then its designation will change from Dr.2.B to Dr.2.C. In marking the collections put the Block designations above a line and its zone designations below thus, Dr.2.B, 1a, 1b, etc. On passing from one block to next begin the zonal designations again thus if sections pass from Dr.2.B to Dr.3.B. the next zone will be marked Dr.3.B + write then go on 1a 1b 1c etc - In each case of crossing a block line note in notebook between which zones the boundary line comes, as between Dr.2.B and Dr.3.B 1f A.S.Williams x cover

Dr 4 C Out on the road on hillside 2a due west of road of Dryden lake 8x10" Ban 17'15" Dryden by auto - (6-30 '09) Dr 3D In town 1/2 mi. southwest of Dryden lake. a Covered & Soft bluish gray flagy ss Ban 15', 20' b Covered 48' d Grayish flagy ss, filthy covered 6 e Covered 18' f Grayish soft shly softly covered 4' g Covered 9' h Soft dark blocky sh 4' i Covered 70" x j Bluish gray rather flagy ss 4' "" "" "" "" 10' x l "" "" "" "" 4' ss "" "" "" "" 15' x ol "" "" "" "" 3' x fl "" "" "" "" 4' x fo Drab colored ss 10" "" shly ss 3" a Bluish gray stiff sandy covered 12 I Covered 9'

"Dr 3D" continued from page 1 r Covered 10' s Bluish gray sdy, 25th cowd. in bottom wood 7' t Bluish gray rocky sdy sh. 8' x m Bluish gray pgy ss. 10' n n n 10' n Covered Bar. 17'9" 3A (July 4-1864) Glenwood creek section Bar readings wagon road bridge 560' Ry bridge 630' Sp. Lewis zone 650' Matson 'ty'dike 785' The Matson dyke crosses Glenwood creek in a north and south direction. it is about 4 acres at a place where the stream makes a turn from east 20° north to east. The dyke has forced itself up through this soil shale, almost vertically, being pulled a little to the west, and has weathered away at about the same rate as the adjoining rock. Dr 6B (7-6 '64) I examine flowing north first cl. is at 1425' d Bluish gray sdy sh with ss. bands Bar 1425" a Band of bluish gray ss. b Bluish gray sdy sh, wt't 3'4' c Covered Bar. 1880 Bar. 1460' x D Bluish gray sdy sh. 5' x E " " sdy as. 5' x f Bluish gray sdy, blacky sh. 2' x g Bluish gray sdy sh. 4' h Covered 4' x i Bluish gray sdy sh. 10' j Covered 30' x k Bluish gray rocky ss. Bar. Bar. 1520' 3' l Covered 3' m Bluish gray sdy sh, pthy, cr. 25' n Covered 16' x O Bluish gray sdy sh. 4' p Covered 10' x g Bluish gray sdy sh at ss. 5' t Covered 3' s Bluish gray sdy slightly covered 12' x Covered 9'

m Bluish gray sdly sh. 3' ? Covered n Bluish gray sh at sand Ba. 16'60" x Covered (7-7-8/04) Harford Section Hd 13E This Co. is nearing the first on east side of valley below Harford Bar 1210' x a Bluish gray shly ss 6 x b " " sdly blocky sh 3' e Covered 3' x d Bluish gray shly so. 3' x e " " " 2' f Bluish gray SS. at sh 2 x g Bard fossilifera ss. 4" h Bard of Hard bluish gray ss. 18" x i Dark bluish gray blocky sh 10" j Covered 4' k Bluish gray shly ss. 4' x l Bluish gray sdly sh 6 x m Bluish gray shly so. 4' n Bluish gray sdly blocky sh. 6 o " sdly covered Bar 1260' p Covered (drift) Hd 12D This is an Co. of sdly and blocky shale on west side of stream which flows south. This Co. is below faked bend. Bar 1270' x a Dark bluish sdly with blocky sh 3' No Thick x b Bluish gray blocky shale 5' d. 6 1/4" c " " " 10' about 5"" Bar 1290

7-10-1049 At 134 Dha Dc stew in farm just west of Sanford Mills, My Bar 1240 a Bluish gray sdly sh. & constanta 12' b Bluish gray sdly sh at flags. 15' Sully digg. X c Bluish gray sdly sh 1' d Bluish gray sh at flos. 5' e Bluish gray sdly frag.sh covered 4\n f Bluish gray sdly frag.sh. 5\ng Hard stone band 1' h Fusogeneous sh with 1 bands 20\t1363 X i Hard bluish gray ss. 1' j Bluish gray sdly ss. 5" k Dark bluish sdly sh 6" l Bluish gray sdly ss & flags. 15' right mark m Bluish gray sdly ss. 8' xn Bluish gray sdly sh 5' X o Hard bluish gray ss. 1' X p Bluish gray sdly hardy sh. 4" g Hard bluish gray ss. 1' x r Bluish gray sdly sh. 1' s Hard bluish gray ss. with sh 8' x t Bluish gray sd&nd sh 15' u Covered 6' X v Bluish gray rather blacky sh 15' w Covered 30' xx Grayish slbky sdly sh. 10' x q Grayish blocky sdly, shy. 15\tBar 1458 q Drift 7-11-16 '04) Messengerville Section Hd5A This section begins at Bar 1030 on east bank of Fingerlago river at below Messenger ville My. x a Bluish gray sdly ss. Bar 1045' x b Calcareous (local) 8" c Bluish gray sdly ss. 7' { xa Bluish gray sdly ss. Box 1050' Lost of X b Hard rather calcareous band 6" in Messengue l Bluish gray sdly ss. 7" at hold. x d Hard rather calcareous band 6\tBroughing mine l Bluish gray sdly ss. 10' X f Bluish gray sdly ss. Bar 1045' At ledge x g Hard rather calcareous band 8" of King river South dips above 70

"Holt 5A Continued from page 7 X A Bluish gray rather blocky sh. 3' D? mi X i Hard rather calcareous band 3" about X j Grayish slhy as. X k Hard rather calcareous band 9" X l Hard slhy as. X m Hard bluish rather calcareous as 4' Bluish gray rather blocky sh. 4' X o Hard calcareous band 4" p Bluish gray sdy sh X q Calcareous band X r Bluish gray slhy as. Holt b A Continuation of 5A 1/2 X a Calcareous band X b Bluish gray slhy as. c Bluish gray sdy sh. X d Hard bluish rather calcareous as (8" X e Bluish gray has as as sh fissile X f Hard Bluish as. g Hard bluish gray sdy sh h Hard bluish gray slhy as i Bluish gray sdy sh j Hard concretonary as. Bar 1114 k Bluish-gray slhy as with calcareous band X l Bluish gray sh. with massive cover, about 23. X m Bluish gray slhy as. X n X o X p fissiles from 2" band with concretions X q Blunshgray sdy sh. X r Bluish gray sh X s Calcareous band X t Grayish rather blocky sh u Grayish shale X v Concretonary as. w Bluish gray as & sh Bar 1280

6780 This section starts with an exposure about ten fathoms at south edge of block 80 and extends in small ravine in North eastern direction from (b) a Covered Bar 1298' X b Hard sdry sh 10' X c Bluish gray shly ss. 10' X d Bluish gray shly ss. with 3' X e Bluish gray shly ss. 7 f Covered 12' x g Bluish gray ss. 1' h Covered 3' i Grayish ss. 1' j Bluish gray sdry sh 6 X k Bluish gray rather blocky ss. 12 X l Hard rather massive ss. 2' m Covered 10' x o Bluish blocky sdry sh et ss. 7' o Covered 5' p Bluish gray hard sdry sh 7 q Covered 2 X r Bluish gray sdry sh 4 s Covered 5 X t Bluish gray sdry sh 15 Bar 1420 Drifts 680 The lowest (C) of the section is in small stream just above water and it is in north half of block 80 at 1360 a Covered Bar 1360' b Bluish gray sdry sh 3' c Bluish gray sdry sh 20' d Covered 17' x e Bluish gray sdry sh. 10' f Covered 10' g Covered 30' x h Bluish gray sdry sh. 2' i Covered 289' 678N This is a continuation of 802 1740' x a Bluish gray blocky shale 10' b Covered 5' c Bluish gray clay shale 4' d Covered 20' Glacial e Bluish rather blocky shale 2 Bar 180' drifts 159'. f Covered very bad shale

7-18-1864 The Killawog Section. HD 2 G This section starts at road a few rods above B. by k put 1 1 Killawog on the line between A and G. X a Covered Barometer 1096' X b Blushy edgy sh. sh. 5' X c Bluish rather fthy so. 4' X d Bluish gray rather fthy 4' X e Covered gray rather fthy 3' X f Bluish somewhat fthy shly so. 5 X g "" "" "" 5' below s'd bridge X h Bluish shly so. 10' X i Bluish shly so. 7' X j Bluish edgy sh & so. 15' X k Bluish shly so. 15' X l Bluish shly so. 25' Bar 11.00 m Curve at HD3 B. 1A. Killawog Section (cont) HD 3 G This is a continuation of 2 G & and is in that with the block in road leading up hill southwest. XA Bluish shly so. fthry. Bar 17.26 / 155 a Covered 50' X c Shly so. fthy, cov. 15' d Covered 12' e Shly sh 3' f Covered X g Shly s'd. fthy, cov. (fthry) Bar 17.55' h Shly so. fthy cov. 36' i Covered Bar 18.85 / 2.80 50' X j Shly sh colored with iron. 15' Bar 18.50' HD 4 This section starts in stream at Killawog just above ridge at Bar 10.10'. Dip from the bar figs from agreement with old figures. a Covered from right Bar 10.16' / 1038 X b Bluish gray shly so. 8' X c Hard bluish shly so. & sh. 10' Xd Hard bluish so. 6' Xe Bluish shly so. 10' Xf Bluish gray so. 2'

Hd 2 D Continued from page 13 x g Bluish ss and of. Find g as in 1 Hd 2 E and should be Hd 2 E and d The Southwest Marathon section Hd 3 D. This section is in small ravine west of the south west corner of Marathon N. starts with a rocky ss (7-20/04) to e at 1145' elevation a Covered from given Bar 1145' x b Bluish gray ss hy ss 4' x c Calcareous ss bands 3rd 1' x d Bluish gray ss hy ss 5' x e Bluish rather rocky sh 3' f Covered 2' g Bluish gray sh hy sh 4' h Covered 5' i Bluish gray ss hy ss. fthhy4' j Covered 10' x k Bluish gray hy ss. fossiliferous? calcaconous and l. Covered 2' m Bluish shy rather blockyish 3' n Covered 9' o Bluish body sh hy fthy,ew 5' p Covered 3' x q Bluish gray rather fluffy ss 8' r Covered 12' xt s Bluish gray sh hy sh 15'/ / Hd 13 E Bluest gray ss hy sh. fthy?ss 48 1/a Bar 1230', a Bluish gray ss hy sh 6' x b Bluish gray ss hy sh 9' ..c Bluish gray ss hy sh fthy,ew 25 CA 2 A The Dully section in ravine on west and N side. of the lower end of block 28 as at 1045' above (7-21/04) a Covered wagon road Bar 1243' x b Dully sh. (Bluish gray) xc " " " Bu 1260' d Covered 50 CA 3 B a Dark bluish sh 2' f Hard bluish ss. 1' g Covered 10' x d Black fissile sh 2' e Covered 28' f Black fissile sh 2' g Covered 10' Bar 1378

"h Bluish gray sdy st ss 160" "i " " " th cov 1598' j Covered Bar 15'98" CASE The Heights b section Preparation as alone Heights Creek. The first fess as all 11820 (7-22-'04) Covered Bar 11'85' x a Black fissle st. " Bluekish sh. XL Black fissle sh. d Blackish " " 4' " 10'-12" " 26' /CA 5D xa Blackish fissle sh 19' b Blackish fissle sh 8' c Bluish gray flgs. d sh. 18" d Bluish gray hardiness. l = 8" e Hard bluish gray ss. Bar 12'50' (7-23-5-'04) /CA 8F This section starts at Bar 12, R. and S. stream N.W. of Fitzgerald Bar 12"9V a Hard bluish gray flgs. 25' b Bluish gray rather shly ss. 2' x c Bluish shly ss. 10' d Bluish shly ss. 43' e Covered Bar 105' Ban 13'45 f Bluish flgs (just above wood) 2' g Covered 4' x h Bluish gray sdy shot shly ss 5' x i " " " " 10" x j Bluish gray sdy sh 9' k Bluish shly. ss. Bar 14/15 " 18' l Covered 67' x m Bluish rather massive ss. Bar 1360 5 (just about) wood m Covered 50' CA 8E xa Bluish gray other sdy shly st. 15 b Covered 260 Bar 17'70 xc Bluish shly ss 29' d Covered e Grayish shly ss. Bar 18'0"

7-26-8104 / Hd 12 L The Berkshire section 1 I ran the northerment of the village of Berkshire Bar 1095' xA Bluish flagy sh. & Covered xC Diab shly ss. d Covered xE Bluish flgs ultmst with sh. X f Diab blocky sdy sh X g Bluish blocky sdy shd ss. X h Bluish gray rather blocky sh xi Bluish gray so alt. with sh j Covered X k Bluish rather blocky sh x l Bluish blocky sh. / Hd 13L Continuation of 12 L. 1 x A Bluish gray blocky shd ss. b Covered x C Bluish gray ss. x d Bluish gray sathy blocky sh. c Hard bluish gray ss. X f Bluish gray hard sdy sld ss. g Covered xA Bluish gray blocky sh i Covered x j Grayish rather blocky sh mild ss bands near top & Covered X l Grayish sdy. blocky sh X m Bluish gray rather blocky sh. xm Bluish gray blocky sh o Covered p Bluish gray sdy blocky sh. q Covered r Bluish gray ss xA Bluish gray fluffy sdy sh t Covered & Hd /th/14. Hd 14K Am C of Bluish gray ss in wood at 1570 just W of farm home. xU Bluish gray ss t Covered & tip f hill

Dr 159 1 In N.N. corner of Driscoll's Quarry at Ithaca. This is a clay seam coming up as it is to the strata, which only so I think origin. The clay is a sort of green color and contains an abundance of mica flakes. The seam is separated by 2' 3

Dr 13 I'm in block 13 & just below Covering Swaggon road and Sparry mill creek is an Qe of hard shale. The stone has been stopped by the stream while they is about a half acre uncovered. It shows a decided joint structure, the joint plane being approximately N 65 deg E and S 82 deg W. All this plane but fingerately parallel. At this place then is a small dyke running NNE and SSE. It started at a point in south part, extends north for 25 pace where it jumps to the east and continues being under water but still in sight for 6 or 7 open fathoms making an angle of approx 3 deg passes horizontal distance. The dyke therefore is 30 pace long the south end pinching out at right angle while the north end stops abruptly at a cross joint and is replaced by a fine seam of shale. The dyke is 27 thick throughout most of the exposure but for 26 at both ends it is less than that. It is much softer material than the dyke in Cascadilla gorge being a sort of conglomerate, of a greenish color. Dr 13 F. This section starts in small ravine in N end some 1 block 13 F. A old gay mill just above wagon road. Below the road there are 75 or 80 ft shales and 15' between but they were not worked a Covered from Swaggon road b Bluish gray s2. c Bluish gray rather fisile sh d Hard s.s. band (M) e' e Bluish gray sh f Covered x g Bluish gray, silky sh, s2, Ash. Sp., Plu. Capabana ?, Lingula spatica, Bivalvid stems and Algas stems remains h Bluish gray shiny sh & shy s2. i Covered j Bluish gray rather fisile shy sh k a few centimeters with 20"5.3 ss bands l Covered m Bluish gray adj. sh. Dr 14 & a Covered x b Bluish gray hard adj. sh. alternated with ss, burds (Lingula) c' c Bluish gray hard adj. sh alternated with 20"ss bands d Covered e Bluish gray adj. sh alternated with ss bands from 2"8" thick 30" f Bluish gray adj. sh (Calida) x g Bluish gray adj. sh alt with ss bands 20' Cascadilla sh & blue sh just top of the h Covered i Bluish gray adj. sh all with ss bands x j Dark colored s2, (Lemeticus) k Bluish gray shiny sh alt with ss bands 34" x l Bluish gray shale (Conios). 18"

'Dr 9f The White Church section (8-8-04 This section is in small ravine and road running north from White Church covered. Xa Bluish gray alternately hard and soft Bar.1105 chaly. (Lingula) covered 10' 55" c Bluish gray sh A 2s bands (pl.stem) 3' d Covered 18' e Bluish gray sh 6' f Covered 20' x g Bluish gray rather blocky sh Bar.12.06 (Lingula and Palemito) 5' h Bluish gray hard so 5" i Bluish gray shy sh 1' j Covered 5' k Bluish rather blocky sh (Lingula) 1227 Bar-13.06 (8-9.64) l Covered 12' xm Bluish rather blocky sh 10' (Amb-oelia and Postulella) m Bluish rather blocky sh 6' n Covered 20' xp Bluish gray shy, blocky sh alt with so Rhipidomella Orbicula Prochotella, Ochysphora impura Liptolypna Gonle, strophopneus, Dithynus Pleurotomaria Ban.2-5" s/1 x J Same as p but with Lipodulotera and Orbicula at road side on east side of cut 10'&1225

"The Tracy Creek section 26 App. 5 N. On road leading up hill 1178. Just west of Tracy Creek village (30m) 1177. Not C.C. Airport grounds. (Aug 10 '04) x A Grayish sh alternate with calcphy, var. 20' b Covered 33' x C Bluish gray sand 20' (Schist, Limestone, etc.) 1' x d Grayish sdy sh. (Cretaceo. Tertiary?) 5' x e Hard grayish or bluish, ss aggrmt. witted. (Cretaceo., Lepidoc. lept., Phisoma, Rodocitella, Dexonymy, Allocephon, Coreto, etc.) 30' 130' (Aug 11 '04) f Covered x g Spanish sdy sh (Coreto, etc) sdy. Bdwd sh. 2' App.6 A. h Grayish soft shale pthy cov. 95' A grayish rather flgy ss with heat fractures and containing Cretaceo. Lepidoceros, Rodocitella, etc. sdy. Dithyris, Whyspa, Corito, 3' (46,000) b Grayish soft sh. pthy. covered 12' c Covered 15' x A Grayish rather flgy ss (Par. 1378) Bdwd sdy. 1' c Covered 5' f Grayish or cinnamon sh. 6' x g Hard grayish ss (Dentaculites) 1' l Blocky sdy sh (grayish) 3' x i Hard bluish gray calcareous ss. (Cretaceo. Cretaceous?) sdy,) 1' j Drab or grayish sdy rather flgy ss. 2' x k Hard calcareous ss (Didym, Leptopa, Dentaculites, etc.) chmng., 1' etc.) x l Grayish sdy, blocky sh. Rodocitella, Dentaculites, Par 1374 3' m Drab colored sh pthy cov. 8' x n Drab colored ss with Dentaculites 1' x O Drab sh pthy cov with 3" local calcareous ss containing Cretaceo. Didymophis and- Dithyris. p Grayish drab sh pthy, cov. 5' f Covered 25' Ban 14' 40' r Grayish rather flgy ss 1' (Aug 12 '04) App. 6 N. This section small & indistinct x of App. 5 N. in S. middle of block E. 398m 1870 a Blushy gray sdy sh. 2' x b Bluish gray rather flgy ss (Whys) 6' c Covered 3' d Grayish rather flgy, ss. 2' e Covered 3' x f Grayish blue sdy sh containing, Calomito, Emitis, etc.) 10' g Covered 10'

h Drab colored rather flgy ss. Bar 14/40 4' I Covered 5' x j Linnemo gray shdgy (Paleo) 16' At this place is the bed of the stream at two small ridgeds. They are parallel along joint planes which are about 9 above X and in a N by 12 E and S by 12 W direction. Below as a drawing of same. [illegible] h Covered 14' x l Bluish gray flgy ss w/ sh. (Commotosticha) 9' I m Covered Bar 16'85 AplO x a Bluish gray shdgy or flgy ss. and bluish sk with [illegible] b l Bluish gray shdgy with an occasional 3/16 to and. 12' l Covered 9' d Shly ss 2' x l Drab or brownish flgy ss containing a fragm of g. f Covered 15' 30' g Bluish gray ss (inward slope) 2' h Covered 30 i Baysh flgy ss. 8' j Covered 4' k Baysh flgy ss. 9' Bar 16/26 l Covered m Bluish gray shly ss from low hills m Covered n Bluish gray with black sk 1' p Bluish gray rather flgy ss Bar 17/30 q Covered Aug 13 - 1984 The Crestal kinter section Apl 1924 The section is in 1st left hand bench of huge creek above Crestal kinter Covered x a Bluish gray shly or flgy as grana Bar 16/80 (Comts, Paleo) sftosticha 7'10' x l local band rather calcareous (Comts and sftosticha) 5'' x c Hard bluish ss somewhat flgy 5' (Intaorite) xd Hard bluish gray ss rather shly flgy. (Pineal Comets Intaorite etc.) 10' 8"

Ap1 M Continued from P.27. xc Bluish gray sly or fluffy ss. Containing fossils Lomoncous xf Hard bluish gray ss. Containing large oval cut away images some of which are calcareous. One of fossils (Pterias, Coris, Pteraculus) along its lower edge forming an arc of about 45 with the concave side up, thus; 3 1/2" 10' xg Hard bluish schyphale (Gonotite, Rhunid, Sp. Desj.) 3' xh Hard Bluish concretory rather clay ss. (F. desj. Kargya) 4' i Covered Aug 15/704 Ap1 O This section starts in west middle of block 10, at 11:59 in road just south of house. Covered xa Dark colored sly sh becoming more spongy red ss. (F. desj. Pakaby, Anselvia, Prodructella, Labritia.) 10' J Covered At 2Q.1a. Ap2O xa Dark colored rather schyph 10' b Covered 3' c Bluish gray rather fluffy ss. 1' d Covered e Dark colored sh st as sly coe 4' f Harder dark colored ss. 4' xg Dark colored rather flgy ss (Park plat) 6'

Aug 16 Bq 150 In block Bq 150 mean S.E. Cover is an Oc rather coarse grained and extend 40, 16 or 12 thick. It is a massive so having a marked cleasy appearance the bedding little note or less irregular. 2d Oc forms a cap to the sand and bridge at calcification. 173.50 It is now seen up for some distance and huge blocks with tubbing for some distance down the hill side. Bounded Bar 1168 x A Ledge flag, or in lower limestone (in place) of hard coarsely grained. Blocks are of this cov. and are from 21-3 thick. I Bounded 375' C Coarse grained slab or rather irregularly bedded flag. 12' Bar 1550 August 16th - 1844 Ap 3M This Oc is in S.E. cov d block a led stream. The lowest part of Oc at 1030. - Bounded A Bluish gray sdy sh 1030, 2' xB Calcaceous bluish sand containing Sh. Descothida, Conus, Palaeoliths pilosa, Myphid c Bluish gray sdy sh at 29. 15' d Governed E &c &c

August 17, 1904 Qw 1 L This Oc is as a quarry along E & W road of full sand y Coverd. Oupg's about 798 elevation. Xa Dlab. Colvd rather blacky as Containing 36' # Capparaceae Made by Knowlty J. Bladichorus but albi, costhynpa family, Pitymea, Rhypsa, Bleutomania, 10' t Covered X L Dlab s. A hard sh. forest growin in 2' Road Coves. Gnodopellea, Carnovliea, Silicula Ambrocelia silicoloma. 12' Xd Dlab sand sh. containing Pitymea, Carnovolea, Ambrocilia, Polibella, sp. chij. 10' X E dlab hard 2ch with 3" ady lands 10' X f Dlab colour as alt w/ sh. Containin g Covered August 18-1904 Qw 2 K This section is grazed leading up hill on N.E. part of Cock, the first Oc is at 1080' AL which hides the road from a S.L. at N.W. direction having made a head from N. ad S. a little down down Coverd Xa Dlab withth Bar 1180' X a Dlab colored dry sh. 1522 (sp. daj, Corita, Pitymea, Noel and spathella) (Pthy cov.) 15' Xb Dlab colored, dry sh. sp. chij. (Pthy cov.) 10' Xe Dlab colored whiny withth (othenwise shady qas) ady sh at 2' Coves, Ptn) 15' Xd Dlab colored as Shidy qas dry sh X a son. Coral, Conila, Ellygpa. 10' Qw 1 K Xa Dlab colored s day sh. daj (pilly row) (diorosynchral lanretollacia), t Covered Xe Dlab alky 22. A qh. containin Ambrocelia, Grata, Carnostocha, Dammypia, Sphenotus. 5' d Covered X e Blush gray shet as fully cov. Bm 1196' Lullipua, Pitymea, Insellnia (Covels at 1092') Xd f Bluish gray ady sh. Ajag (Cambridli) (Rodustella) Bilygnd. 8'

"Qu 1 R Continued from page 35" x h Bluish gray rather flgy as fthy cov i Covered x j Bluish gray shty ss ftt cov (S) j Productella, Donita, Produstella, Plathelata, Palonic, 40' K Covered x l Bluish gray shty ss containing Productella, Placemia, Camistechia, Palonica, Edmondia, Banaetella, 6" m Covered August 19 - 1904 Qu 3 R This Qu is along the south side of the Duzegahama River about 2.5 miles below (bridge) Covered Bar 805' a Drab colored shtly marked bands of from 2976' 5' x b Drab colored sh rather flcky. containing Palonica. 5' c Drab colored rather flckyy sh containing a band of shards ss concretio in near middle 8' d Drab colored sdy sh (Productella) 18' e Drab colored sdy sh as 32' f Drab colored sdy sh it ss containing Palonica, edpteloma. Bar 870' 5' G Drab or bluish gray sdy sh et ss. 8' x h Drab or bluish gray shted as 2' (Byssozoa, Zuthynost) i Bluish gray shty or rather flcky 36' g 10 x j Bluish gray shty or rather flgy. ss. Productella, Palonica, 5' k Bluish gray shty ss in seawed Oes otherwise covered 105' x l Bluish gray shty ss (Cathetus chomogenis Sp tri) Bar 1020' 5' on Covered x m Bluish gray shty or flgy as. Sp, Monothialis, 10' n Covered 36' x p Bluish gray shty ss containing Cathetus chomogens-cep Palonia, 18' x q Bluish gray shty ss. Productella, Thernea, Athynpa, Sp diz Magwoster 16' r Covered Bar 1180' 37

"Aug 22 1964 Dr 13E The Green Tree Falls Dyke" 1 About 100 yards above the lowest cascade and at Bar. 645'. This dyke crosses the upper strata nearly S and is in a N W to S & E direction. There as a deep and long narrow hole of water on the grove when dyke crosses and at the surface of the water on the north side of the dyke go about 10 thick mints or Sand, it is deeper than 5 ft. The dyke plunges from so it gets higher and is about 4' above the water & disappears entirely. The material of the dyke (?) the characteristic of this by a clean light grey or nearly pure white rock with an abundance of fine mica specks and look of shale stink with it. 106E Dyke [sketch] Water level Above is a sketch of dyke on S side I gave as it appears from private note about 1/2 along the dam, which is broken up into blocks at what from 4' to 2' apart. Aug 23 - 1964 Geno 3d Just below the cap right (th) 12 left of the falls at Saldiville, is a 5" light gray shale containing bands of pink & orange from these I collected few specimens: Pyrochlophite, ? pyroxene, ? Deij Somophote, ? (?) Bar. 470's. (skips several lines) Geno 3d: At Bar 50' in the bed stream and about 20 yds above record cascades Caprol with it above Salma Creek via dyke. Crossing the stream again with the N, S & E & SE. This dyke is made up of two great dykes with minute distance apart. The greater dyke are neither of them continuous, they are 5' apx., the one on the west dyke continues or might, say, of a stream a fraction of an mile thick to perhaps and 720 ft is depth and maybe on the middle. The dyke 12' from north end this 6" thick from this on for 15 feet it has been eroded away leaving a crack in the rock which is filled with gravel and sand. All of the dyke is covered. " & The east dyke starts about 12' south of north I next dyke with its thickness on razor edge and gets thicker northward until where it becomes rounded 15' north to 4 1/2" thick. To come a sketch drawing of water and dykes. These dykes occur in the valley side and one of them (6) extends into the rocky sh immediately above."

Sina 2d 1 Ludlowville, N. 4 S. Dyke b Dyke a N. August 24-1904 Sina 2d About 5 mile & the stream from 2d on a sort of amphitheater formed in the cliff by a fault there are three or four small dykes. Dyke A This is the thickest of the dykes at this place being 6" thick after the northern part exposes which goes under the water but going south end up the side of the cliff it becomes thinner until it pinches out entirely at about 12" it really had some horizontally, but appears again 14" farther on as a 2" slab. This however is opposed by B. Dyke b This appears as a very thin dyke at base of cliff about 14" east of dykes A it is about 5" long here being about 3" thick in middle and pinching out to zero each end but 9" farther north and south underneath as the cliff it appears again struck this getting wider until 5" higher and 4" south it breaks off abruptly (with little being in a natural cliff) at which place it is about 1 1/2 thick. Dyke c This dyke cuts across in the over hanging part 7th of A about 1 minute distant from B. It is milk and to so that it seems to have come in as a lateral dyke its lower side breaking it abruptly and extends up the side gently for 30' when it pinches out 9". The thickness on 7th dyke is about 2 1/4. Dyke d This is a very thin dyke (the last east) a north 1/2 minute distance from c. It is about 2" long making pinch out at either end.

Dyke C This dyke is similar to c in that it seems to be a lateral dyke. It is broken off breadth at lower part or same height with base of and about 2i feet vertical east of " At lower part this dyke is about" thick but gets thicker higher up in the cliff while it reaches a thickness of about 40" Below is a sketch of dykes as they appear in the vertical cliff. Vertical distance 35' Horizontal distance 12' Genoa? L (La Patagia?) In second branch on east side of Salmon creek at 650 elevation are al number of small dykes. Their general direction is N.40Wd S.60E. Dyke A This is a small dyke the pointed west edge of which on south side starts from 80' and reaches to the base " in the " exposure beyond which it is ground " B This dyke starts from about 1' east of 9" and about 30' south. starting at A. Extends N. under the water of stream reaching a little on and back on this form. " L This dyke at west edge is 3" thick is 15' east of B and breaks off under middle of stream but extends 5' and goes under covered. ( A ) This dyke is 5" thick and extends to middle of stream and then the corner to southly stream about 10' exposure. It is 5 1/2' east of L. " C This dyke is 6" wide with a 3/4" shale band dividing it in middle the oh horizon forming one edge of water but starts to S. A 15' from north N. is good exposure and is 3 1/2' east of A. North of B in middle of stream. " D This is a thin dyke the thick part on west edge) 7/8' and peaks out in either direction to S. end making an all about a 7 exposure, Mid4' 4" east of C. " G As a very thin one 1/2' thick at Sand I found it ran up to 3 feet within 7'. " H Is a little one beyond A 1' long & Thick exposure as I could not tag it. Located from g below.

Sketch of Gen 2 L dyke No. 34 Gen 2 L This is a very small dyke in 4 1 yard and goes 80 to cascads 1 yard strikes (L side) below Southville it is at 360 elevation Dyke A On half inch thick in middle famed on east end on S and running under water of N. about 8 exposures Gen 2 L At Bar 570 down stream from 24 exposure parallel dyke nothing there they are 7 apart and each is about 1 1/2" thick. Dyke a is a 1" dyke running across stream bed N.W. and S.E. it is pretty well rolled and is soft. b is a 1 1/2" dyke at S extremity of but at extremes S. end about 3/4" thick and at N end 8 from distance inches on the you is 1/4 as. There are two or three thin beds of dykes between a and b. Between both Dyke b Horizontal distance 22' Dyke a

Dr.15D 3 Aug 25 - 1904 From my feet horizontal distance east to the other side of bridge is a dyke crossing the Castalla gorge it is 3 thick and is typical upon one side I gaze in the other. The sides of this page are marked by notches where I note then Dyke A The material of this dyke is darker color than the average small dyke being very dark almost blackish with a little of the greenish tint from it cuts through almost at 90 deg in N & W and S & E direction (appears) Dyke B Thirty feet west of A is the light colored remains of a 23" dyke exposing the zone paralleled to Dyke A The clay is a reddish cast with numerous particles mica mixed with thin shale clay dyke is exposed on north side 79 gauge only being covered on S side. Dr.15E About sixty feet east of bridge down Fall Creek gorge and about 100 yds above Tunnel and same distance below water works land is a small dyke. It overlooks the deep notch or south end gorge from which is an old fladder. The dyke doesn't extend gorge into the north cliff at least I can not be seen from S side Jetiam Dyke A The dyke is 4" thick at lowest part of it here it will proceed but with a kind of a decided rusty slate cut where floor it is 50 thick 1st. (B) 1 Aug /28th Glen The form Glenn as Mr. Penny there from point running along the middle of Glen and at Bar 440's is a small anticline with traces at this point flows. This joins in East 8 deg and 14 degs. Below rough sketch: [diagram] Our hundred yards above the strata become horizontal and trace of anticline appears. August 26 - 1904 Looked through Butternut Creek gorge and the first one north also the holes opposite side of L & Ky. but found no dykes. August 27 - 1904 Looked Through Buttermilk Falls gorge and got around south and through Williams Brook gage at S & E corner Lake Cowana and found up dykes by Mr. Indian Creek gorge The following described dyke seems Dr.3B In Indian Creek gorge at 735' elevation a 2" dyke across the stream almost at 90 deg apparently on N side. The dyke when found appeared as a 2 order fault filled with sand and gravel to waste dipping

into the fissure I found the clay seams of greenest grey color and after digging more than 1/2 I found the solid marlbed clay to be a dark brick color of earth all same composition as the dry clay which occurs in Elmwood Creek about 3/4 mile N. The adjoining shale at bottom is into greenish gray parallel to the clay, and from 1/2" to 1 foot Senoa 30. In the first row N. 1. Glowing of the Smashed. Side of Lake Senoia. Lake level 376' 4" a Lowed. & Seneca sh (black fire) 95' X E Dark bluish rather coarse shly 20 (Corbin, Corvallis) D Black sh & with 10" 20. bds 2" thick becoming black gray about 10" from C. e Covered by massive fragmen fudge D3B 1 In the middle of the stream at Bar 30 so far offing to a bed marlbed clay, & the surface is reddish light gray, digging it up found right a red color and very hard. It is a set of coarse gravel large angular pieces of rock from the side of a pea up to three or four inches in diameter. It all goes to connect to the country rock and the cracks some of them or filled with the clay. The clay of about 15" off & C, while the eastern half coming up to shale on the north side the top that is over Card with drift soil while the stream helps it clear. 6. On the N and S points, which are very narrow in fact the rock has a decided black appearance. Years gone as three or four thin beds of shales which are traceable across themselves under the water. There are about 80 feet down stream from the clay @ C. Bar 725' August 31-1964. In this last well, I as found at about 153' but will make plus 3424. Main & has been finished all materials for return before they had to turn. A three inch man was tapped with 1/8" and 60d. & full line it would flow it all out and the gas could be heard all over Hoffling. Pressure about 150-160 lbs. Putting down more wells will have more supply. & shift 15% to water bit. Geo. E Reynolds Elmira, My said blank well need look if I need J Watkins gas well.

4A 11a In B of stream above the Northern Gate By at about N 30 elevation are three joints filled with galate. They cut the bed of the stream in a N and S direction. a This calcite dyke(?) is about 2" thick in thickness that can be seen (the post in middle of stream is on top) of water and covered with gravel). 24" extends from one side of the stream to the other. N. 16 to E. b Fourteen feet N. 10 a about 12" in extent, in bed of stream line then 5" thick with a few fine lines parallel to that road. N. 16 to E. c There is a gorge less than 4" spurs, roughly parallel running from a rift judged for a calcite as N. 10 while the galate as N. 25 to E. This is about 4' thick? At Box 75 (above box A) are some 10 or 12 cracks filled with galate. They are exposed on both banks of the stream and their direction is N. 18 to S. 28 to E. A striking feature with the joints of this great big stream as they all are mostly N and S joints very few E and W measurements. The N and S joint vary from 18 to 25 to E. And the E and W At 78 elevation and about 15 yards below main ridge on Big Stream the silicified phenomenon occurs in the south wall of gorge. Practically Horizontal 30' 10' 40" N. Sept 1 - 1984 Aceton Falls joints N. 25 to E. 16 to E. E. 15 N. 51

Sept 2 - 1904 Joint directions in Mathew Glen The E and W joints are near. N. 23 deg E +/- 15 deg Q. W E. 16 to 25 deg N Just below the Grand Plain Core in Glen Cathedral in bed J strata in Mathews Glen is a Calcite by 1/2 to 3" or about 1/4" thick and is, by, 20 deg. Way as seen for 20 when it separates the water. Above this numerous Calcite Arks are seen and particularly just above Shadow Gorge. In the other end of Glen in Glen Cathedral in bed J strata is a single block fault with a small sketch of it. The throw is 14". The right hand or western joint, the fault is very jagged and curved. The eastern being angular, the direct of two joints being 22 deg N +/- 15 deg Q and 3 deg W +/- 15 deg Q. Covered Shaly S.S. Shale The block's width at natural edge wider out to about 15' or 20' of top, going about 40' above.

"Elm Chaos of Havana Elm" 54 It appears that the disturbance by which this part of Havana Elm is owned to many, is a fault right up axis something quite clear. In the north and the Elm Chaos is an about 20 feet long by approximately 1/2 in depth, extending for about 38' (Length) and meets N and S (N 29 W) Cliff forming the corner in N West part. The glen 50' East of the even on the E and W wall (which by the way is covered from within 12' to top within a further foot mat), and is covered to the is a still higher foot wide covered all the way up. On each side of this slip, the strata is more or less tilted while on each side drops 50'. The rock on either side of the conglomerate is so uniformly while that there is no bend that may be traced with any degree of certainty. In this Elm Chaos, the line of fault I was I only able whenever station in place coming in contact with the horizontal strata of the red wall but the tilted strata was from 45' to or 70 at extreme northern part of C. and to about 1 m southern part. On East side farthest from the strata are turned up on edge at an angle of 45' while in it, a little farther (30) with a dip of 29 east Direction highest tilted strata N. 20 W. 55

Joints in Ravenna Glen N. 5° to 25° W. N. 22° S. to 13° N. Sept 3-1904 Joints in Cory Glen. N. 7° to 16° W. E. 10° to 12° N. Opitzi N. September 5-1904 Whit Church section (Cut from p. 25) Le 7 I This section comprises sand and clay, with seams of coal, and is continuous for 39 f. Bar 295 a Bluish gray rather sandy sh. containing Lingula, Crustata (Arboidea) etc., 10' b Covered 5' c Bluish gray rather clayey. 20' d Covered 10' e Bluish gray argy, thin shale containing Delthyrum, Crustata, Productella, Palaeo... 10' f Dark bluish, rather sandy s.s., containing Myriophyton reticulatum, Delthyrum, etc. (Lepidoceras?) 6' g Bluish gray, sandy sh., containing Pleurostoma, Productella, etc. 4' h Covered 4' i Bluish gray sandy s.s. with coals 6' j Covered 35' k Bluish gray rather blocky s.s. containing Delthyra impexa, (Embryon), Choristites, Delthyrum. 6' l Bluish gray blocky sh. (Ambocebia, Palaeonto) 6' m Covered 12' n Bluish gray sandy sh. containing Pleurostoma, (Amb...) Bar 1470

Dr 72 (Continued from P 5-7) 1 m Bluish gray rather silky sh diff grs 30' a Bluish gray blocky sh. folly cov'd 29' b Drab-gray rather had sh. 20 d Covered 58 g Bluish gray rather silky so, alt ed sh 4' r Covered x s Bluish gray blocky sh. (deptostepha) (deptsphonia) Bar 13-35 - 4 Coved September 6 - 1904 'Dr 7 F This section is in wagon road leading of hill east. The next half of block, the first Dr is just below turn of road at Bar 1085. Coved a Bluish gray shly ss. Bar 1/5-1 b Covered and rolled sh. 75' xL Drab bottle sh coated with iron ox containing Lingula. 10' d Drab to bluish gh alternating with thin layers of ss. e Bluish gray ss. hard 1' f Drab to bluish rather brittle sh. 4' xg Lighter bluish gray ss (Chorites, leiohymnus) 1' X h Drab colored iron stained sh with SS beds deptoderma,) Bar 17-05 15' i Bluish ss. hard 1' j Bluish gray ss alt with drab sh. 30' h Covered 4' k Drab to bluish sh at ss. Bar 12-35 15-1 m Drab soft sh, fthy, cov. 15-1 n Drab soft sh. alt. with ss. 7' o Covered 15' p Bluish gray shly ss. 9' g Covered 15' r Bluish gray shly ss alt with sh 28' x s Drab soft sh (Lingula) 8' x t Drab blocky slightly cov. (Lingula) 10' u Drab blocky sh, fthy, cov. Bar 14-40 12 v Covered 40' Del 8/4 In stone I wagon road opposite home 7 x a Drab blocky sh alternating with ss. bands Productella, leptoderma, Ambroselia, Amalita schimmigii (grammopis), Chorites Camostrea) Pleustomaria capillaria 1' 80

September 8 - 1954 Degr's Damming section Obs 2 H: This section is along stream east of Degr's Damming the lowest Ob. is about ½ above Dragon road Covered Bar 8' 45' X a Bluish gray rather fluffy as to clay Sandy, Chertina hemiptynensis, Ohoutus Pleurocites brancata, Sp. mesaschiel, Oternea, Pentactitus, Byrgozon, 8' Covered Obs / H Continuation of Obs 2 H in stream X a Bluish gray rather blocky soft ss. Choricles, Oternea, Palaeontalis k Covered X c Bluish gray rather blocky ss. Choricles, Oternea, Palaeontalis (Pellucidus) 8' Orz. Orthotheca Chrysopyxis Pelucida) Blutype and fish slate of local Calcwoodland X d Bluish gray rather flaky sh & ps. Oternea, Palaeosia, Sp. this, Chorid, Edmondae, 10' X e Bluish gray rather shly ss (riflemanoid) s Sp. stuff, Palaeonitis, 7' X f Bluish gray ss Asd. of. Oternea, Orthotheca, Sp. this, Chorides), 10' X g Bluish schy of As21 (Sp. this) 8' h Bluish 15' X i Bluish gray schyph et As banks. Byrgozon, Orthotheca) Ptygpa, X j Bluish gray rather flaky ss et sd. Orz. this, Byrgozon Plestia, Panigone), k Covered X l Hard bluish gray rather massive. (Camwobechia, Chorule, Dingula) m Bluish gray rather blocky ss. m Covered X o Bluish gray flaky sh all with as Cammotwichea, Chorute, P. Ambolica, p Bluish gray rather flaky as & sh. X q Bluish gray flaky sh (Pseudochitius Ocamwobechia, Schollite. X r Bluish gray flucky sh As23. 10' X s Bluish gray flucky sh As23. Large Pinductella. Bar 16' 48' k Covered

September 9 - 1954 Hunts Creek section Qw 5 This section is in Hunts Creek group. Finds lie at the top of this place there is all shale covered. X a Bluish gray schist and limestone (Radostella, Anthoscelis, Planaria, Palaeonia) 1' X b Bluish gray ss with sp calcareous containing Radostella Calymene 4 X c Bluish gray ss locally calcareous containing abundance of gastropods 6 X d Bluish gray schist and sards (Anthostella, Anthoscelis, Planaria) 15' X e Bluish gray calcareous sand containing Radostella 6 X f Bluish gray schist all with sp (Radostella, Philistrion, Camptostrophia) 10' Qw 5221 1 X a Local calcareous sand containing Tintantulia, Radostella, Planaria etc. 6 a Bluish gray schist and sards 10 X c Darkish gray bluffy schiecon (Planaria, Anthostella) 5 9-15-04 X d Bluish gray schist all with sp (Anthoscelis chemungensis, Planaria) 3' X e Local calcareous sand (Phlyctaea, Clelia, Goral, Rhizodexia?, Rhizaceras?) 4" f Bluish gray schist all with sp. 30 X g Hard bluish gray calcareous ss (Anthoscelis chemungensis, Aletha impervius and large Radostella, Atropo sphata) 6 a Bluish gray schist all with sp Bar 1048 20 X i Bluish gray rather liocky schist of (Planaria, Palaeonia, Cheloste) 4 g Covered 94 h Bluish gray ss 2 l Covered Bar 1050 4 X m Bluish gray rather flabby and concretary ss (Radostella, Cleptopora togo, Aphrodona) 1 m Covered September 12 - 1954 The North Canda section Qw 7 A This section starts with an Qc. I ssy sh in small schiecon but just south of the road in S E corner of block covered. x a Bluish gray schist blocks (Atropo, Radostella, Palaeonia) Bar 1060 6 X b Bluish gray schist rather liocky schist (Palaeonia, Radostella, Planaria, Atropa) 6 c Covered 4

"On 7A" Continued from 63. x d Bluish gray rather thick sh. (Palaeonites, Umbrellar, Rudistella) 4' e Covered f Bluish gray sdy sh alt with ss burds? x f "Spinifex", Palaeonites, Lichnites? &c &c. (Rhipidoceras, ? Camerotoecia, Pleurotomaria, Gastomygia,) 5' x h Bluish gray head ss (Chipsdally, Ammoides (?), Cornuiscella) 1 x i Bluish gray sdy ss. (Liohychaea 5', Delthyris, Chonetes) j Covered 3' x k Bluish gray s shy ss. (Delthyris, Ammogyra, Pleurotomaria, Chenites) 9' x l Bluish gray sdy sh (Antediluvian. Rhipidocella, Hypsodactylias, Cleutonium, Palaeonites, ? Eptoceras, Delthyris, etc) 103 slip to 3-1954 x m Bluish gray s shy ss of fossil sh mostly with "local bed" &c &c. (Palaeonites and some are Pteropodinae, ? Infusibilia, ? Rhipidomph Delthyris, Camaro Wichea, Chonetes Pleurotomaria, ? Eptoceras, ? Cyrena hamiltonensis &c ? Amarcay?) 7 m Bluish gray blocky sh. 4 s Hard ss burds at mouth w/ sh. 6 p Covered (at fence between lots) 3' q Bluish gray sdy sh 1 r Bluish gray ss rather flgy or shy 1 2 Bluish gray sdy sh alt with ss burds? A Covered 3' c Bluish gray sdy sh alt with ss. 22' "On 16A (Continuation of 7A) Bon 11/68" x a Bluish gray schy sh Ass. (?) 15' b Covered 20' x c Bluish gray massive ss (Atypa, ? ? Umbrellaria, ? Ep, Loral.) 3' d Covered 2' x e Bluish gray sdy sh A (?) (Leptoceras 3', Operculum, Flacochites, etc) f Covered 20' g Bluish gray sdy rather tough sh. 2 Bon 12/5 h Covered

Sept. 14 - 1904 Catalog section On 3, G. Section starts with an (Ce.) Bluish gray shaly. rock and remains to its depth, to 40'. The lowest Ce. is at 40' covered X a Bluish gray sdy. rather blocky, (Palaeonilo, Bryozoa) Bar 850 10' b Covered X c Bluish gray sdy sh alt Pterina, (Conularia, Rhizopis, Pentacrinus, Planera, Palaeonilo, Bryozoa chemugensis) 10' X d Bluish gray sdy fluffy sh. (Colitholites Massadilites, Palaeonilo, alto to last all form, etc.) 12' (X e Bluish gray sdy fluffy X Palaeonilo 16' sp. productus alt) x f Hard flysh rather massive ss. (Colitholites chemugensis) 2' X g Bluish gray sdy sh rather blocky, (Sp. divj, Palaeonilo) 12' X h Bluish gray sdy sh fl as (Palaeonilo sp.) Bar 925 19' On 40 G / X a Local calcareous sand (Prodretilia, Sp. divj) 2" x b Bluish gray shly ss (Sp. divj, Palaeonilo) 10' e Bluish gray shly ss. 27' X a Bluish gray sdy as. (Colitholites) Pellingtys 3' C Bluish gray sdy ss. Bar 975 18' x f Hard bluish rather calcareous, (Utrygia, Prodrutella, Sp. divisiora, Bomia, Nightarea, etc.) 9-15-04 X g Bluish gray sdy ss (Sp. divj, (Pterina, Palaeonilo etc.) Bar 993 10' x h Bluish gray sdy ss (Pterinea, Sp. divj, Palaeonilo) 5' x i Bluish gray sdy ss (Sp. divj, (Prodretilia)) 16' x j Bluish gray sdy ss (Pterinea, Sp. divj, Colitholites, Palaeonilo, etc.) 10' x k Bluish gray sdy ss (Pterinea, Palaeonilo, Gommetilia, Pentacrinus) 16' x l Bluish gray sdy ss (Ptygina, Palaeonilo, first Pterygites) 6' x m Bluish gray sdy sh alt ss (Codgy! Pterinea, Coral, Prodretilia) n Covered 3' o Bluish gray shly ss containing some flint as corculum 4' p covered q Bluish gray sdy ss. 4' r covered l' x t Bluish gray sdy sh (Gormostorchiek etc.) 2' t Covered Bar. 115 50 u Bluish gray hst ss.

On 13th Stationk section Cut from 12' to 1 Covered x m Bluish gray sldy so Athyrsa, (Poquetella, Ptarmica, Lethyrus, Silvophon, Antrobia) Bar. 1/30 ? x Covered Checked (On born section 7-15-64. On 13 O This section starts means at Bar. 8 to and finishes at a 1/300 in M.F.p of thek 116. Covered Bon 840 x a Bluish gray sldy so alt. with 3% of sp. fossils. (Ptarmica, Antrobia, Poquetella, Grammypia, Palaeoroidis) 10 x B Bluish gray sldy sh so. Poquetella, Grammypia, Palaeoroidis) Checked Covered 116' On 19 O Continuation of On 13 O / a Bluish gray sldy oh A to. x b Bluish gray rather blky sh. (Ptarmica Siliphophon, Poquetella, Palaeoroidis Lethyrus etc) 2' e Bluish gray shky so Bar 876' d Covered 4' Checked x C Bluish gray sldy rather concrete way. (Ptarmica, Athyrsa, Lemig, Atepa etc) 10 f Bluish gray sldy as. Lthy cor 25' x g Bluish gray shly so. A sh. (Athyrsa, Poquetella, Siliphophon, Athyrsa, Ptarmica, Athmoris) Bar 78'. x h Bluish gray sldy so fossil in (Poquetella, Athyrsa etc) At bord. 10' Bon 1640' (105-+) i Bluish gray shky sh A to. 15' x j Bluish gray sldy oh. (Sh) Grammopridos, Lethyrus Palaeoroidis) 10' k Bluish gray concrete way so. 18 l Bluish gray shky so. 12 x m y Real calepouros band montane (Athyrsa, Ptarmica, Climata, cantos) Grammopridos) 6' / x n Bluish gray sldy so. fossil in Bar 840 & 850 Calepouros 3' (Athyrsa, Lethyrus, Poquetella) 8' o Covered 3' Checked x p Bluish gray shky so with local edemum, Bar 96' (Siliphophon, Schrobels etc) q Bluish gray sldy so. Jthy cov. and schky. 10 r Covered 380' End of On 11 O This is on 2e at Bar 1500 in M.F.and Swaled. O only a few sq. ft and no good finds found in it 1/2c Checked x A Bluish gray sldy so. Jthy cov. 10' (Siliphophon, Ptarmica) Bar. 1500 x b Bluish gray sldy so. Ath. (Bio grammyridos, etc) 15' o Checked ``` </s> <end_of_thought> <start_of_parsing_output> ```json {

September 17 - 1904 The Barton section On 13th this section starts with an C. Lippin on a road side in N.E. Corner of Block 13th near No line 160s At Bond Covered. Bar 875' x A Bluish gray shly silt cov (Alypia, Almyra, Etc etc) 15' x b deep very fragile loose sand some what calcareous on top Almyria (Alypia, Lithothela, Pichnellia) On 13th Covered Bar 1048' / x A Bluish gray shly silt of Azh. fossils na3. Bond (Schizolopha, Almyra etc.) 5' & Bluish gray shly silt. 10' x E Bluish gray shly silt (Alypia, Almyra, Albsellia, Coral etc. 10' A Covered 3' x C Bluish gray shly silt off clay Lithothela Coral, Stenogyraena 2' f Covered ? September 19 - 1904 Down the bed of Salmon Creek about 150 yards below the bridge below Jones elects rather little Salmen and Big John mine (At Bar 185' [Bar 74] is an extensive C. E. Bence etc.) The N and S joints are very well developed, at one place they are very close together from 2" to 6" apart & at this place for about third of the width it streaks or 12" the streak is filled slipping Out from 90th to 12th the joints being N. 13th E. The carpathia of the crevice with the contect and beds below is in the N. bank of stream at this place At Bar 770' N. 19' E. A 13th. E. 12 N. About a half mile down stream from the above, to Lapping gray sh with the contectary band below in about 68' [Bar 675] and at this place also at lower end (C. E. in stream) the N and S joints are very well developed And the same filling is found, aggres found above the dipping from 60 to 130 No being from N. to 18th Wpad and N. 13th E. Sind A Black fissle sh having a very black appearance frame of tilting dark joint struck / x A This is bed 4 Salmon Creek almost enter the block X in a rock X below the present sh containing collections. (Cabospider, pingulide, Lurhyena 3' Choire, Gnidodstina) x b E. Gray rather softy stuffy sh (Chorita, Polycora, Lithella, Corvata, Cardiosta?) Bar. 668' 71

September 20 - 1904 Sen 3 F AT Bar 870' in small ravine having its head at Dawningwell a loose slab was found containing x a gray flint specimen 5" p. levis At this point or just above rather is an old idam the story for which having been quarried from Bank Bottom which quarry however is all covered grass so that only the impression in bank remains to which the spot. 10 p.d. Densel in this ravine is at 680' Sen 3 I This is in 2nd ravine N. of Dawningwell a Bar 675" W. p.d. Densel is 490' below at Bluish gray shly ss. x a Bluish-gray rather dirty shly ss. containing Plunilina plumarial and Black slabs 1" Bluish gray shly ss. Note in this ravine a little further down just observed Bar is at stretch system all or 8 Alt. and at 11 p.d. was 160' from the above figures are calculated according Sept 21 - 1904 The Five Conn's section Sen 4 G This section starts with an Occ in grayish rather fluffy sh in bed of Salmon Creek about 1 m. N. of 5 Corners and runs up ravine to S. of Salmon Cr. Bar 760' x A Grayish rather fluffy sh Densel Portage parting Calamites, Lirorhynchus Coral, ? Brallio. x B Black fissile sh containing Lirorhynchus, Lingula, Plantatom 5' Covered. 46' x d Bluish gray shly rather fluffy ss 2' (O p. levis) x E Bluish gray shly ss with cor. (Climinith head, Cardioids?) 4' x f Bluish gray sdry shly ss. 5' (Calamites) g Bluish gray sdry sh alt. with ss 60' Bar. 920' ht 2 69' h Bluish gray ss. hard i Bluish gray sdry sh alternating with ss 30' j Covered 12' k Bluish gray had ss rather shly [illegible] (ss) 2' l Covered 29' Sen 5 G Covered m Bluish gray shly ss. Bar. 1616' n Covered 3' o Bluish gray shly ss. p Covered 5' Bar. 1084' x q Bluish gray sdry rather fluffy ss Gyrinida, Homilomericia, ? Shell, ? Calamites, Bryozoa, Planthania) 1' 6" r Covered s Bluish gray ss 29' 3'

2d January East of Kings ferry points N. 15 E and N. E. Joints are few and rock to be broken out. Jan Emerson in 2d ravine N. of Atwater E. and W. joints are numerous whole N. & S. are and almost entirely wanting. Direction is E. 17 N. 2dth Emerson in approximately. Emerson is 60' and top ofully is at 75' In second ravine N. of Atwater the joints are E. 18 N. Left 23 - 1904 Joints in 4th ravine N. of Atwater from sh. N. 20 W. to 5 1/2 S E. 15 N. Emerson in Margarine 130' thick. Top of fully is at 870, 600 Left 1st A Bar 10' in ravine in the foam sh. is a small basin four f" across from the basin cracks radiate in every direction from 3/4 of the basin itself being shattered as if a flat bed had shot it but each as no effect that we could hear in shooting the sh at the place. It possible light try did it Left 24 - 1904 Gen 79 This section is in 4th ravine N. of Atwater at starts at the top of the July lo. (600') Fully So. Bar 600' a Covered 1' x b Blackish hard brittle calcareous (Chorinite) 3' l Covered 20' d Black brittle rather embonaceous sh. 76' x e Black fissle sh. (Chorinite and sluichynochus) 6" f Black fissle sh. 15' x g Black fissle sh. containing Liohyhnchus, Chorinite and Abiola 8' x h Black fissle sh. (Goniatite, Abiola, Liohychnus) 4' x i Black fissle sh. (Goniatite, elongata, sluichynchos, Chorinite) 10' x j Grayish rather fissle sh containing a few concretions and a 2" sh bryo. 3' band at top. Bar 740' x k Bluish gray sdgy rather flaky sh (Cardiola, Liohychnus, Goniatite) 8' x l Bluish gray shly or sl. (Bladocora) 10' or Bluish gray shly's all sh. 20'

Apr 9th Continuation of 9E. / A Bluish gray ss et sh. 35' X B Bluish gray sch. sh. Palaeovert 2' C Bluish gray ss et sh. 45' d Covered Bar 855' Dr 14th April 7-1905 S A Box at Compus external Cascade gorge] at 720. Walked to Six Mile creek gorge and in the gorge at 525 elevation on N side of stream just above newly found quarry found the two following described dikes. a Dark finish gray hard 4" thick, direction N by 40 west. b Ten paces east of a same appearing rock but surface weathered to depth of 1". The weathered clay is redish but side but becomes greenish near solid interior after dikes is I with direction N by 40 west (magnetic). Several joints plane were measured near these dikes and found to be practically the same as above dikes at N by 20 West. The above dikes are at a point on the map N by 23W [inadable?] the extrem east end of D A M switch. I failed to find these dikes on the south side of Valcagn. The rock is partly covered to wait at a point where the dikes ought to obem.

April 20 1965 Shugers Glen At a point on South Fork gorge is a seam I calculate about 3" thick its vein lays somewhat (it) not judge well) like a dyke and like other palete bands observed but dips Northby 222 at the Hamilton dk. has nodded away at the seam giving much the appearance of just fault. This is just below a fall at Dan 518' The calctite vein goes under the water on the north and dies out in about 30' in opposite direction. There is a similar vein a little & west which dips in opposite direction at about 12o. The calcite of these veins shows nicer crystal forms.

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758 from Compting. 19 Packtd at Chag's by the 16 & sold 1864. Contents from On? A in 1 Ht and O 5 & on 18 734 20 Packd at Chag's by the same 735 21 Packd at Chag's by this 1st day of July 736 22 Packd at Chag's by the 15th July. Contents from On? A in the 4 & O 9-4. For the 4th & contents from On? A. 737 23 Packd at Chag's by this 6th day of June 738 (3) Packd at Chag's from Boston, and 1 package from Boston 739 (4) Packd at Chag's from Boston 740 24-25-6 Packd at Chag's by this 9th day of June

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