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May 27-31
July 16-18
July 30-Aug, 20
service
(5 days)
110 James F. Harris, NJ Drive, My Estel Springs 4 mi. across creek wt. built side.
+7½ 3 ft clay collected. Sandy shale fragment much less abundant here, sand toward
-½ 11 ft small shale fragments in boggy clay,
16½ ft considerable sandy shell bed good.
2 ft massive limest in boggy.
Along road towards Estel Springs
from Harris, Fossiliferous over
the 2 ft massive limestone in
boggy. Chiefly on about the range
16 feet and at the top is a
hygroma layer with in many
fernsillodot or fine black flint
in extraord, and a white bit of
intercalate marl in my free check.
Clay collected from 2-13 feet be
low the 2 ft massive limestone
bed. The section 0-2 feet below
2 ft marlin bed not observed.
Below this lower clay is thin
limestone intercalated with
clay in great quantity, 12 ft.
The mixture well exposed.
Possibly the 5 ft clay bed be
neath but not well exposed.