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45
Flint clay chips in float at
road gutters. Probably where clay
of 44 crosses road.
46.
Outcrop of black shale on old
road. Weak seep comes on
just up rise to E. Then sandstone
47.
Altitude on sandstone ledge, N side
stream. N 39 E, 12 W. This may
be Mahoning. Station misplaced on
map-correct position indicated
by arrow.
48. '
Caved prospect opened by Gilbert Green.
Heading was S 70° E.
49 S
One working (summer 1948) and several
abandoned openings in Lower Bakers-town coal
50.
Abandoned and caved mine in Lower
Bakerstown, John Bertzel property.
Heading N 70° E.
51.
Old coal prospect, filled in & plowed
under. 18" coal reported. Probably
Brush Creek.