PG. 67 7/26/59 Section 4A. Examined the middle of King's Sect. 12, Lenox Hills, and remeasured it in part, see book [King 1930 section]. Then drove to Hess-Hall boundary fence and measured from road north to the top of the ridge and across the rolling slopes about 400 yards. Section along Hess-Hall boundary fence. 1) Limestone, dark gray, silicified fossil hash, 3' to 6' beds. --------- - about 20'. 2) Covered, probably siliceous shale. -------- - 126'. First Word limestone: 3) Limestone, medium-gray, finely laminated, very silty with bands of brown siliceous replacement, lenses of fossiliferous calcarenite, (Collection 10' from top) --------- 84'. 4) Dolostone, "dirty" gray, 5' beds, a yellow weathering limestone 6" about 20' up - -----40'. Second Word limestone: 5) Shale, red-brown weathering ------ 10'. 6) like 4 below - ----about 30'. PG. 68 Blank PG. 69 7/27/59 Dugout Mt. Section Section 7 - dip 14°WNW. Siliceous siltstone below. 1) Limestone, medium gray weathering, 1' to 2' beds, bands of brown silica, fossil hash, conglomerate, chert pebbles up to 1" diameter -------- 24'. 2) Limestone, medium gray, lenses of shell hash up to 6' thick, silicified nodules common. Collection 7-2[-A] -- 3' up. Becomes interbedded with blue-gray calcarenite upwards - Collection 7- 2-B --31' up. Shale breaks at 35' and 40'. Total -------- 53'. 3) Shale, siliceous with chert bands, and thin limestone calcarenite --------- 8'. PG. 70 4) Calcirudite, brown weathering, 6" cobbles in 4' beds and shale, siliceous, red-brown in 6' beds calcarudite has abundant silicified corals -------- 27'.