(Q) In what direction?
(A) We have just given this here. Read that. Formations as
we will find in drilling here will be, first some 20 ft. of
earth with small showings of iron or granite rock, then a
rock or cap of knuckle formation that is in lateral layers,
slate some 12 to 14 ft. Then a showing of sand rock with
clayey formations, sprinkles of limestone, then shale and
slate, then very hard formation with some water. This will
be cased off between 100 and 122 ft., depends on the size
and how the drilling is accomplished, formation in the way
that it is used. We would suggest we use the standard rigs
open-joint bo [to?] prevent casing of which all formations
pass from the water lines here. Going deeper we find some
harder strata intermingling with shale, lime, gray lime,
below this sand and trinity rock at 700 ft. with a showing
of water just above which will not be sufficient to hinder
when drilling in this exact spot. Again setting casing at
720 we will have 50 barrels per day 24 hours from formations
going farther to the west, higher up the hill. These are
to be used after the compression we have reducing these out.
We find that some 18 to 20 wells can be used in this place,
this pocket and oil we have here used that we get the better
results.
South of this beyond the other lake we find some of the
shale of the better grade, outcroppings of which come out in
the ravines below which is approaching from the other way.
(Q) You say south of this beyond the other lake. Explain
that, Mr. Cayce?
(A) Coming directly north from this from where we have
located this we cross the lake we come on from beyond we find
the other lake. South of this lake we find the ravine which
is standing directly across from this, would be north, then
by south.
We find on this same land here the location is well into
the New York side. The location of the well that is to be
drilled would be on either side. There will be some dispute
about this as to what state the land is in. Now we have
New York state and further up to the hills some of the
minerals that will be well to use and to be considered.
These will be taken up at different times as we get to
various ones. We find some lead and enough silver to pay
for the mine. This is in New York state and tends towards
the north end of the ridge or spur going into this property.
The higher up we are the ravines and ridge come to the top.
That is higher up, not on the lower levels but higher up.
This comes in the form of granite, the heavy slate of the
various formations that by the heat and compression for ages
back have made into these usages here. This we will find
close to the dripping waters that come up from the higher
rocks. We will locate these here at various times.
BACKGROUND
See
4398-1.
REPORTS
4/06/21 See
4398-3.



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