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A gaging stream from last locality.
Olati, Ponderosa comes in
my left bank as further east,
also and two forms of Olati cap rock
with 4 feet or more on fold. The
formations appear to rise up
stream.
F.
Canning black shale divide
northward into the great valley.
Halfway between Maria B. Rollings
and Alfred Deacons.
Dermoid,
3 3/4 ft shaly rock,
2 ft Praerpetia cardules.
4 ft shale bed partly exposed.
4 ft not exposed.
6 ft turgans abundant; Richmond?
Olati Ponderosa c.
6 ft
Leptaena.
Base of Leptaena zone next looked
for.
G.
Mormon Church going S into
Jones Fork,
4 1/2 ft Der. c. + corals + spir. ?m
carage with turgans and
31 ft argillite, rock higher half
massive, lower half shaly.
H.
Smith & Lenney Carl Rey, where
road across divide joins Jones
Fork road,
4 1/2 ft Der. T. Black shale.
3 2 1/2 ft shaly arg., rock, some recrystallized.
14 ft. Not well exposed here.
6 ft arth. Pl. pseudoparact rothus level;
Rhy. dentata (?) not above Leptaena.
Leptaena rather rare, in Lower Pliat.
for derma horizon.
—
My Henry J. T. Hogan, 1 mi Ey
S with of James Fork, On Jones
Fork to left. The line splits as
into N & S about 2 miles E of
Broadsville, from summit of
Jones Fork to the rocky Wallaway
rock is 2 1/4 mile east.
See next page.
5 3/4 ft Dermoid c.
Cylindrospira abbreviata within 6 in
of top of Cretaceous section here.
81 ft interval.
Leptaena c.
Rhy. dentata true form.
This is one of the best sections for
Cylindrospira - Leptaena interval,
or account for its steepness.