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Pendleton, Going East.
8 ft Bone of Mason's Madison
(spalling clay)
3 1/2 ft {Well bedded, rather thin bedded
2 ft Intermediate layers (sands from Neb and Iowa fault)
{Contains Strepelasma in middle part} but good decayed.
{After my, especially in Lynn}
{Thin bedded limestones from.}
11ft = 17 ft by actual measurement now.
Semmn., also Strph. plummulum
1 1/2 ft Ill assorted, with Strepelasma
{Nerada Tetradium = Bill Buckwheat}
5 ft {Clay with Liripia, with trifolium,
<-by gypsum neutralization horizon
{in a clay mudhole}
13 ft {Tetradium in clayrock nothing
4ft Clay rock, from half up alling.
I Brazzera and Debitella gigantea
4 1/2 Dark clay in clay rock, Yabchua, Large
7 ft., clay rich,
3 1/2 ft Darker clay interbedded with clayrock
5 ft Light greenish grey clay.
1 1/2 ft {Chlamydo-chiffis in lower part
{Thickening of Chlamydo and Liripia,
{Smith Yabchua, Large Brazzera
2 1/2 ft {Up to Chlamydania Layer, associated
{Layer but is not regular.
5 1/2 ft {Very clayey, corresponds to cordular
{type}
{blue limestone of typical Weston
2 2. ft (up to top of fresh forms clayey)
6 ft up to me strag Leptaena in clay shale,
2 ft up to Debitella retusa, excellent ope.
Leptaena communis limestone.
Pendleton - page No.
dim not measur
adian.
James Richmond,
needs correcting.
De Morthis, No Lyx.