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* (See F above) Rider measured where at maximum
thickness in strip. It is often absent, usually a few
inches of coal.
86(cont.)
Altitude on black shale N 85° E, 6° E
(taken near R.R. tracks.)
This opening same as QS #5. Called.
V.M. Stanton Mine. (See also 2nd Coal Report)
✓ 87.
Coal mine - slope to Lower Bakerstown
Connected underground with * 86.
Probably included in QS #5.
88.
Altitude on interbedded siltstone and
fine sandstone N 38° W, 3° E.
✓ 89.
Jason Wilburn opening in Harlem
(QS. #35) Caved. Heading N 45° W. SE
Marine fossils in shale on dump.
✓ 90.
S. Mine in Upper Bakerstown. Abandoned.
Coal overlain by silty claystone
grading upward into sandstone (Salzburg)
Direction of heading N 78° E.
Probably same as QS #58, the
Hooker Billmeyer mine.
✓ 91.
Caved opening in Harlem. Marine
fossils in shale on dump. Heading
N 30° W. The Charles Ross mine - *43.
of QS. was never much more
than a prospect.