Montgomery County Sec. 26, T. 32 S., R. 14 E

Portions taken from Sec. 26 & 15. Area near bridge over Elk River Measured By Newell, 8/1935 See old section of Capt. Cr. Limestone
	Unit No. Description Thickness 1 Oolitic fossiliferous sandstone float, estimeted at + 2 ft. 2 Very massive cliff forming limestone; in artificial cuts appears thin bedded and wavy; bluish, crystalline, few fossils other than scattered crinoid stems measured in cliff NW of bridge 40 ft. 3 Clay shale, somewhat limy with abundant crinoid stems, chonetina, Lissochonetes, Rhipidomella, etc; nodular at top; measured just South of bridge 18 ft. 4 Limestone, contains a few sponges, Triticites, Enteletes (Girtycoelia beiyamini, Heliospongia ramosa.
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