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Identifier: bulletin63cali (find matches)
Title: Bulletin
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: California. Division of Mines and Geology California. State Mining Bureau. Bulletin
Subjects: Mines and mineral resources Geology
Publisher: San Francisco (etc.)
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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33° 2(M percent Residue 67.6 per cent 100.0 per cent 7490.* Lewis & Jones Oil Company (now Paula Oil Company). Gravity 13.3° Beaumt; ((\9769 sp. gr.) This sample was collected and analyzed in the year 1S95. when the wells had beenproducing about two years. The number of the well from which the sample wastaken is not stated. Analysis by W. L. Watts. 90 Distillation. This sample was distilled dry, from a glass flask or retort, but no details asto methods are given. Below 150° C - Traces 150 to 200° Traces 200 to 250° Traces 250 to 300° 13.0 per cent 34.1° Beaume 300 to 350° 3.0 per cent Not recorded Residue 84.0 per cent Not recorded 100.0 per cent As the great bulk of this oil lies in the residue, which was not frac-tionated, the deductions to be drawn from these figures hardly gofarther than to show that no light products were present. Gasoline 61° Beaum§ None Engine distillate 52° None Kerosene 42° None Stove oil 33° 16.0 per cent Residue 84.0 per cent 100.0 per cent
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SESPE AND HOPPER CANON WELLS. 91 CHAPTER V. SESPE AND HOPPER CANON WELLS. Township 5-20. The south line of this township and of that to the west coincideclosely with a high ridge, north of which lies the canon of Sespe Creek.This canon, the southern wall of which is everywhere very steep, is analternation of narrow caiions and small valleys, the latter well w^atered,fertile, and of great beauty. Near the west line of this township SespeCreek enters a narrow gorge, which prevents communication from thelower end, and renders the valleys farther up the creek accessible onlyfrom the west, from Matilija, or over the ridge east of this point, fromNordhoff. On section 22 the gorge widens to an irregular valley, andin this valley, in section 26, Sespe Creek receives the waters of TarCreek, and, bending abimptly to the south, enters another gorge, kno\vnlocally as Big Sespe Canon, and terminating south of the township linein the flat but narrow valley debouching at the to\Mi of Fillmore. Thelo

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