"472, 73. Mouth of St. Johns River Water from Daring Wells. Bed E, 50 ft. Sandstone. 11 ft soft clay shale, Ostrac. D 14ft mine massive fine grained l. 1/4ft limestone fine gr. interlaid with clay. Bed 5 to get it's where it with Ostracite shales C 22ft flinty gray l, fossils 10 ft very exposed clay shale, 5-3 ft clay shale to top of bed. 16-2 ft ground clay. 10 ft redclay clay 7 ft greenish soft clay + arg. shale. 5 1/2 ft shale and thin bedded ss. 9 ft thin bedded shaly ss. 1ft mine massive ss. [illegible] 8 in. mine massive ss. 1ft 10 in shale as. 4 in mine massive ss 5 in shale firm as. 3 ft soft clay shale, thick. Bed 1/2 ft limestone, Ostracites, fossils collected, B 32 ft sticky ss + a few hard ss. layers, 11ft soft clay shale, 2 1/2 ft soft clay shale, 8 ft fairly hard ss. & some thin bedded as. 18 1/2 ft soft blue clay shales. 22 ft not exposed. 27th ft first exposed to bridge level. 5th Garfield St. top not seen. 6ft A 11ft Holly St. base not seen. Tertiary gravel at 860-870 at 11:30 AM. Tuesday, Aug 27, 1907 ss. layers, very exposed. Clay shale, soft, hard, thick. Mine ss., not well exposed. Bed E