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steamcat
Below Grand Vizor, E side river.
Rocks dip upstream
Glensirk bed massive above, now
thinbedded below.
Levely lndroican partly exposed,
about 10-15 feet at highest point of
arch. The nature of the lndroican
not to be determined at distance
downstream. Presently 3ft clay, in
15 foot thin redded limestone. Not
case since the thin bedded limestone
may be beyond. However Gordon-
my level certain at middle of
arch although several exposed.
Further down stream is illam
bedded stuff still down stream,
D ix m ?? Then a strong dip
upstream, Glensirk bed. Massive
beds over thin bedded section.
About 1 mile into into Cliffrivered.
Take left hand up a little piece,
down a little piece, about 200 yds
on the level to a big gate on left
down 150 yds trip plain road to
spring. House in far side of gate
on left side of road.
Gate keep fence on left all way
to Martins store 1/4 mi, to Martins
store
about 1/2 mi to gate.
W.N.Davis house S & Co S Exp N,
From Bath Spring up to gate at
beginning of lane at grad: 37 ft.
19 feet largely reddish clay stuff
(= total of 56 ft) several whitish
limestone layers above level of shed-
18 1/2 feet no experience along road.
(= total of 74 1/2 ft - up to certain
Bermudant bed.)
14 feet up to a hard layer in
soft whitish clay ends at 88 1/2 ft,
C 22 feet of Bermudant soft white
clayey stuff (= total of 110 1/2 ft.)
B Hard Limestone 5 1/2 ft thick.
(total of 116 ft)
A 19 feet to top of white limestone exposed
(= total of 135 ft) 21 ft to top of drill = 157°
Collected with D.C. Horton,
E. 19 foot at top. Stillation calcating.
the Cluecortopite, the small Blefield
wells as Carna at Col-Smith, the
Maynurse with raised ridge on outside
of road.
D 7 1/2 ft Hard Limestone.
C 22 foot Lime rocks I wrote collected
= Henderley & S afford
B 4 ft hard limestone = 3 feet large
of S affrid
A 17 ft. Merizine warhouse Compression
+3 area trip. collected
Vincented bed.