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Hale gme
Ferruginous sandstone
Blue limestone
115 fat
15 -
5- 10 "
This Supannella limestone reminds me much
of the "Supanella li." seen in the Cuttles.
We then went several miles farther north to
Limestone Gap (See. 31 T. 2 N., R. 13, E.) where
the M.R. and T. has cut through Limestone Ridge,
descending
Here Belli gives the following section
Limestone
6" fat
Orlite
3.
Chert ( I should say a dense hard li) [illegible] only
30 -
Blue shale
200 "
A series of argillaceous - sandy, li.
hue
separated by gins of dark blue shales.}
97 "
Here we find some fossils and free
parts of goniatites. The latter attain
to 12 inches in diameter. They are nuptile
with some twells, like the slab taken from the
Chockie quarin, and others like Taormino.
This
in the Cuttles
zone is clearly the one seen north of Berryg [illegible] and
in some ways the fossils remind me of the Smiths
li. of the Bend series. If this is true then the base