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2\frac{1}{2}^\circ Banditank, phosph nodules in yelb b.
2\frac{1}{4}^\circ White limestone, NW of
5\frac{1}{2}^\circ Covered
but at top with white crystalline layer
22\frac{1}{2}^\circ limed m., most p. a clayey massi 77.
16\frac{1}{2}^\circ limestone, white, well bedded. 54.
10^\circ Covered perfectly white & soft. 38.
12^\circ 6" limestone, white, well bedded,
but distinctly bedded.
8^\circ 5" did limestone. Rather massi 16.
-6^\circ 6" Massive, 2d limed m. 7.
1^\circ Iron stuff, du Clift section at
the Clinton level.
25^\circ -20^\circ unknown. End or clay? Doulful thic 48.
7^\circ Leiper Creek bed, = Richmond,
Cement Rock, artins emacerata
41)
W.D. Helton. About 3\frac{1}{2} mi. NW of Waynesboro on Beech Creek.
The Cement Rock comes off and on as far as when Big and Little Beech creeks come together.
42.)
Six miles W. of Waynesboro. About 1
mi. W. Main Hardin Creek, up Brewer Branch where road to Martin's Mill crosses the land & goes up hill.
Wastly,
5\frac{1}{2}^\circ Dark blued shale.
5\frac{1}{2}^\circ Covered. Iron part limed stuff.
11^\circ SS. replacing Black Shale.
? 20^\circ Clay+ limestone with Thecystegites Hem
limestone in creek bottom.
6 mi. from Martins Mill.
45. Dr. G.R. Yeiser E of house at road cross.
About 200 yds N of Indian Creek.
80^\circ 6" SS. replacing Black Shale
limestone, full of small hyozoans,
W. of house.
with Lingula subspatulata.
5\frac{1}{2}^\circ Shaly stuff dark limnish blud.
9^\circ SS replacing Black Shale
clay + crumbling thin limestone
with Disthaeospongia primissima,
Macrodus Stricklandi.