Field Notebook: Oklahoma, Texas 1922
Page 87
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Ada, Oklahoma Friday, March 31-1922. Started out with Morgan, Stines and Brainard at 8.30. Cold morning after the rain, The day cleared up fine. First collected in a cut of the Santa Fe R.R. near turn-pike about 7 miles due south of Ada. Origin near base of Carey Shales. The fossils while all came from limestone thinings that weather into septaria. Here got a lot of small goniatites. Then collected about 8 or 9 miles south of Ada in Juellfork Creek where the road crosses the creek. This is on the west side of Section 36, about 6 miles S., and 1 mile E. of Ada. Here got a lot of cone goniatites and three slabs with various things. These are also out of concretions near the base of the Carey. Large tub rug from Carejillas reef in the black shales. These Zorn Canyon fossils are fine hereabouts.