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and in layer from 8 to 10 inches
the overlying "green shale" are
thinner but, In these dumps
the fossils are numerous and
of the same species as occur at
St Paul and Pineapolis.
The limestone makes a good
marble but of poor color and
is cut into slabs in a mill
near by operated by water power
driven from a large spring coming
out of the Salina Limestone.
Above the green shale come
some limestone and shale of a
blue-white color and holding a
Salma fauna.
The green shales are not over
10 feet thick. Of this thickness
I saw eight feet.