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Wyoming Coal Being Tested for Local Use by Survey Team
A United States Geological Survey party examined coal deposits in the southeastern Big Horn basin between Nowood Creek and the Big Horn River. They found sub bituminous beds along Nowood Creek and near Kirby Creek that are thick enough for ranchers locally but not for railroad development. The coal burns freely, has low ash and sulfur, and is suited for domestic use with proper grates and drafts.
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Washington, P
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Com! Geologiata
United States Geological Survey
Big Horn Basin
FE. G Woodruff
Max A. Pishe
Wash Indon
B. C
Roy L. Nelson
J. H. Cather
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jesse Galloway
Bloomington
Ind
Nowood Creek
Big Horn River
Woodruff
Nowater Creek
Kirby Creek
Gebo
Crosby
Bud Kimball Draw
Big Cottonwood Creek
Weat
Pennsylvania
West Virginia