Labette County Sec. 2, T. 33 S., R. 18 E

Just above Railroad Bridge Measured By J.M. Jewett, 1939 Locality of Corals
	Unit No. Description Thickness 4 Limestone weathers as limestone below many fossil fragments (Collection) 2 ft. 3 Limestone dove gray upper part largely mass of Organ pipe cases 1 ft. 2 Nodular limestone in shale Maryenifera 4 ft. 1 Shale dark gray flaky, Ambocoelia, Mesolokes, Trepospira, small gastropods, Lecrostynen (Collection) 4.5 ft.   Lorally - limestone lenses     Sandstone just above section below   8 Coquina, slabby crystalline 0.7 ft. 7 Shale 0.7 ft. 6 Limestone 0.2 ft. 5 Shale gray 6.5 ft. 4 Coal ? ft. 3 Shale 1 ft. 2 Limestone, brown, earthy, Fucoids, Rhombopass   1 Shale gray above dark below Dictyoclostus, Corals, Myrids of Trachyodoss and broken organ pipe cords 13.7 ft.   Note: (2) is above (1)
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