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120.
Old caved opening of Albert Hettrick.
Hettrick reports 21" coal. Shale
roof. Hettrick reports 'rock' bottom.
Heading N.38 E. (on level according to H.)
121.
Two openings in the Brush Creek
coal. Abandoned + caved.
A. Christian Orendorf opening
(Q.S.# 70) - see section.
B. Ernest Bowser opening
(Q.S.# 11) - See Also Orendorf.
122.
Coal prospect. Looks to be
about Mahoning but may be
Brush Creek.
123
Section exposed in gutter of
Accident road. Paced down (w) rd
from fence corner at x.
Lith Approx.
Paces Feet
( Obscured 25
( Heavy seepage in grassy flat. Surificial clay in
gutter, coal blossom at w end. 12
( Mottled surficial clays- no bedrock 17
( No bedrock. Heavy ss float + topog. drop suggest
ss. Small seep at W. end. 30
( No bedrock - minor seepage E.end, weathered
shale west end (see next interval). 19
Black shale grading to shaly siltstone with
plant remains. Att: N.26.E., & to 11°, mirror
result cuts choke striking N52 W. In lower
15paces ss lenses come in & predominate.
Heavy ss float shows off road at this interval.
At W.end coal blossom in ss with ss layers.
(ss, clay) on claystone with traces of coal smut 5
seen just above.
( Obscured. 7