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20.
coal smut in road gutter. Coal blossom
plowed up by Beitzel in corner
of field.
21
Coal smut in road gutter. Fed. Hill or Barton
22
Bank of Ames shale on N. side of road.
Harlem coal crops in gutter at base
of shale.
Attitude.
23
Slope mine to Lower Bakerstown.
Connects underground with Beitzel
mine(24). Opened by Fred. Bittinger.
Abandoned + caved.
24
Beitzel mine. Lower Bakerstown.
(John. Beitzel) This entry now abandoned.
See #56 entry just across road.
25
Old opening in Brush Creek coal,
caved and abandoned. No info.
26.
Carbonaceous shale and some coal
smut. Below this some soft clay
and then seam of flint clay as
follows.
6"+ somewhat silty semiflint.