Shale 25 feet 25 feet Bastard Lime 15 “ 40 “ Sand 10 “ 50 “ Coal (No. 6) 10 “ 60 “ White Slate 65 “ 125 “ Sand 15 “ 140 “ White Slate 25 “ 165 “ Blue 10 “ 175 “ Sand 10 “ 185 “ Slate 50 “ 235 “ Shale 35 “ 270 “ Sand 30 “ 300 “ Black Shale 10 “ 310 “ Lime 25 “ 335 “ Shale with Concretions 100 “ 435 “ Slate 25 “ 460 “ Limestone(?) 30 “ 490 “ Shale 35 “ 525 “ Salt Sand 30 “ 555 “ White Slate 100 “ 655 “ Slate and Concretions 25 “ 680 “ Shale 15 “ 695 “ Little Salt Sand 20 “ 715 “ White Slate 100 “ 815 “ Slate and Concretions 100 “ 915 “ Brown Shale 40 “ 955 “ Black Shale 38 “ 993 “ Top Berea 993 “ Bottom of Berea 1008 “ The depth of the well as shown by the steel line is 1012½ feet. It was drilled in the Fall of 1896, and was shot with twenty quarts of nitro-glycerine. It began flowing thirty barrels per day, but the production has diminished until at present it is producing only one barrel per day. Below the Berea the Bedford shales are found in their normal conditions.