Sparks From a Geologists Hammer
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F One of the first objects contemplated by the legislature which organized the survey, as well as by the superintendent himself, was the determination of precise facts in reference to the value and distribution of the salt springs of the state. Accordingly, about two-thirds of the State Geologist's First Annual Report was devoted to an exposition of the results of his observations upon the brine springs of the state, made during the previous year. He found the salines of the state distributed i...n five groups: first, those upon the Grand River, near Grand Rapids ; second, those on Maple River, in Gratiot county; third, those on the Titta- bawassee, in Midland county; fourth, those of Macomb county; fifth, those on the Saline River, in Washtenaw county. No saline indications of importance were known south of a line drawn from Monroe to Grand Rapids. Dr. Houghton gave analyses of twenty samples of brine from as many different localities within the peninsula. These localities were generally on marshes, circumstanced similarly to the salines of New York, or on the imme- diate banks of streams subject more or less to overflow.
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F One of the first objects contemplated by the legislature which organized the survey, as well as by the superintendent himself, was the determination of precise facts in reference to the value and distribution of the salt springs of the state. Accordingly, about two-thirds of the State Geologist's First Annual Report was devoted to an exposition of the results of his observations upon the brine springs of the state, made during the previous year. He found the salines of the state distributed i...n five groups: first, those upon the Grand River, near Grand Rapids ; second, those on Maple River, in Gratiot county; third, those on the Titta- bawassee, in Midland county; fourth, those of Macomb county; fifth, those on the Saline River, in Washtenaw county. No saline indications of importance were known south of a line drawn from Monroe to Grand Rapids. Dr. Houghton gave analyses of twenty samples of brine from as many different localities within the peninsula. These localities were generally on marshes, circumstanced similarly to the salines of New York, or on the imme- diate banks of streams subject more or less to overflow.
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