Labette County Sec. 11, T. 33 S., R. 18 E

Northeast, starts in creek under bridge Measured By J.M. Jewett, 6-22-1935 Along highway West of corner
	Unit No. Description Thickness 5 Limestone; a coquina, mostly of spired gastropods cross bedded, holds dip slope for 0.5 mile or more; seems to be 100 feet or more below Bethany Falls limestone 0.5 ft. 4 Shale, with considerable limonite, not all exposed   3 Limestone earthy blue brown same lithology as in Mound Valley and Northward; pinches out laterally as in Mound Valley 1 ft. 2 Shale covered except in upper 3.5 feet which is gray with fossil fragments. Much black platy shale as float on limestone (#1)   1 Limestone, very irregular upper surface gray and crystalline, exposed in small stream Northwest of bridge, South of highway 59     Note:5 in this section is very probable 2 in 7-32-18E. Hence 3 is not Hertha     Underclay below the coal beds.     Later section by Dr. Newell shows a coal bed 2.5 feet above "Basal sandstone"
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