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Transcription
It seems from Reeds' work that the
Tuff Oriskany is developed in Coral Creek
(Reeds mr 14). Here it is said to be
27 feet thick, the basal 2 feet being
a arguina. It may be that it was this
2 feet that are collected from yesterday,
the remaining 25 feet or being typical
Oriskanian. Look into this and
tell Morgan about it. Later he said
he would look into the matter.
It therefore appear that Oriskany comes
in at Bois d'Arc (3 feet thick) and
seemingly thickens to the south east.