Labette County Sec. 29, T. 31 S., R. 18 E

Measured By J.M. Jewett, 6/19/1941
	Unit No. Description Thickness 12 Weathered sandstone 6 ft. 11 Sandstone, massive 1 ft. 10 Coal +/- 0.2 ft. 9 Shale, sandy 5.4 ft. 8 Sandstone, massive in upper and lower parts 16.2 ft. 7 Sandstone, thin beds 3.25 ft. 6 Shale, micaceous and sandy, blocky 4.5 ft. 5 Shale, yellow, clay (partly gray) micaceous 16.2 ft. 4 Limestone, crinoidal, dark blue-gray and yellow-gray, marklets and crystalline, bryozoa, brachiopods, Bellerophons, crinoids 1.25 ft. 3 Covered 1 ft. 2 Limestone, bluish and gray - granular, many crinoid stems 0.95 ft. 1 Limestone, massive rough weathered exposure 3 ft.   Section measured West of creek and West of this indicates a thicker sandstone section below coal
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