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about 40-50' of PowWow Conglomerate and transition zones. It is similar to the
basal conglomerate of the Wolfcamp and contains siltstones and sandstone
possible of the equivalent to the Uddenites zone, but not the same facies.
In James Underwood's area the Hueco is about 600-700' in the eastern locality
(7/25/57/1) and perhaps thicker in the NE locality (7/25/57/2 & 7/25/57/3). These
last 2 localities are near the base of the base of the unit but the exact horizon
was not determined. There is some structure complications in this area and so
more detailed work is needed. The presence of siltstones, shales and
sandstones in the first locality suggest the lower 1/3 and upper 1/3 are not
normal deep basin deposits like the middle 1/3 but (continued on pg. 139)
PG. 139
7/26/57
Collection 7/26/57/1 from base unit of Igneous rock - above Boquillas limestone
(K) - This is a possible freshwater limestone in prevolcanic time. Black Peak east
of Wylie Mt.
Collection 7/26/57/2 - South of Van Horn about 15; The 3 sisters, western most
peak
{note: illustration:
bed 1: Trachycite
bed 2: 200'; water bedded tuffs
bed 3: 10'; Trachycite
bed 4: 10'; Calcium rich and tuffs; 7/26/57/2
bed 5: Trachycite}
cont'd from (pg. 138)
but rather are near the margin of the basin, probably the SW side. I've promised
Jim to let him know what fusulines are from the second and third localities. In
general a measured section in this larger region seems to promise little in the
way of fusulines. See: Baker, U of Tex, Bull. 2745 (?). Gielerman, 1953,
U.S.G.S.B. 987.
PG. 140
7/27/57
Wolfcamp Hills - showed C. Ellis around area.
Collection 7/27/57/1 - Uddenites zones west side geologist's Canyon in saddle.
Collection 7/27/57/2 - Float, near bed #22, section 4, see page 35.
Collection 7/27/57/3 - see page 52; bed 15, section 6.
Collection 7/27/57/4 - Uddenites zone (biohermal locality) NE of Windmill on
main reef.
James Robert (Robby) Moore III, Tex. Co. Research Lab, Houston, Tex.
mentioned many of the oil company fellow find the Hess in the western (Lenox)
part is equivalent in age to the Wolfcamp in the type area and eastward. Also