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7. Driller's log of well 18, owned ‘by M. D. Kidder Drilled by Floyd Francis -in 1925 Thickness (feet) Depth (feet) Gyp and lime conglomerate 2 2 White marl 13 15 Lime 4 19 Loose lime and clay 5 24 Yellow sandy clay 86 110 Red sand 8 118 Sandy clay 30 148 . Cement gravel 72 220 Loose gravel 2 222 Cement gravel 54 276 Loose gravel 4 280 Cement gravel 27 307 Loosely cemented 63 370 Limerock, bad to wash into well 1 371 Loose gravel 14 385 Water throughout cemented formation. Well has 262 feet of 8-inch casing; 132 feet of 6-inch casing from 213 to 345 feet; and 87 feet of 4-inch casing from 294 to 381 feet.
