104 [15] [see p. 67 + 126] 1/31/58 New Ranch Series changes in varying intervals along St. Jaceo Leonard met. ?The we might think to think, the is middle interval thing and the Dolomites remains about the same, the upper light grey - bl. (coll 7/23/58/1) as same at that is just about the dolomite at the crest of the rid. AIR PH 705 - first location at topy hill above Sect 37 - Sect 37 cont. [from p.68] [see p. 67] 10) Limestone, fine grained, light grey, now recognizable fossils - 17" - 1'-2' beds. 11) Dolostone, medium brown/grey 1'+1½' beds gentle presence - 22' to topy ridge. Working east along ridge as again began to occur stratigraphically above this section. 12) Limestone - light grey, fine grained, 6" to 2' beds 32' to top of highest point on this ridgge (about 150 yards east of limestone ridge in sect 37 coll. 7/31/58/1 join outfall court) delow off the bed. 105 1/31/58/2 ant hill just above a sponge reef. same as the coll is from any and beds to just above reef. Nematoids, brachi, sponges, hygrams? well-defined South ridge valley, New Ranch 3/8 SSW of spring tank. walked this mount east Kings bed 7 section 22. 1/31/58/3 - Kings bed 11, section 22 1/31/58/4 - about 15' above 1/31/58/2 on same hill, different ant hill however. This is in the well-defined thin bedded brachiopod to yellowish red before faces like the lower Leonard on the Deer Ranch above the New Ridge. Clouded over at 4:00 Thin beds graded into Leonard shale lithology.