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( Siltstone + silty claystone weathered yellow
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< Gray to black siltstone, plant frags
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< Flaggy ss. 2 to 8" beds.
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< Obscured
6
( Weathered gray to blsh. with plant fossils.
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Good coal smut at base.
This coal partially exposed in gulley S of rd shows
overburden resting on 15" coal.
(Flat with bedrock obscured)
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Surticial clay with red bed streaks
124. s. The old Legeer mine. (Info from
2nd coal report.) Slope entry
thru rock tunnel to
coal. See p. 284 for details.
Now abandoned.
125.
Former reports an old opening
in Brush Creek here. Now
completely obliterated if there
ever was one.
126.
Old opening or prospect in
Brush Creek. No record of it,
Wiley may have close it.
127.
Shale with marine fossils,
Brush Creek.
128.
Ditch crop on Amish rd. N.of
church. At church platey ss float
(plus small fragments of stoney flint
which may be coming from up hill
back of church) Then coal blossom
comes in and patches of it
continue for 100' or more down rd.
to N. On map position of highest
blossom only shown. No exposure