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9. Driller’s log of well 32, owned by State Highway Department Drilled by Joe Evans, 1935. i f Gravel Hard gyp Layers of rock and clay Blue clay ^ Quick sand (flow of 11 gallons a minute) p, Red sandy clay Gravel (total flow 22 gallons a minute) Red sandy clay Cement gravel (total flow 33 gallons a min. Red clay Thickness (feet) Depth (feet) 6 6 2 8 416 424 36 460 10 470 74 544 3 547 217 764 106 870 30 900 Well has 150 feet of 10-inch casing; 200 feet of 8-inch casing; and 200 feet of 6-inch casing. Bottom of casing at 550 feet.
