 | Chambers's journal - 1874 - 850 halaman
...risk. Qn entering the ravine, they came to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam-jets in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar form. One of them, that of sulphur, had built up a tall spire, standing out from the slope of the wall like an enormous... | |
 | William Darrah Kelley - 1872 - 572 halaman
...entering the ravine we came at once to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam jets, etc., in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar...smooth and slippery, in others obstructed by masses of debris formed from the overhanging cliffs of the sulphuretted limestone above. After descending for... | |
 | William Darrah Kelley - 1872 - 580 halaman
...entering the ravine we came at once to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam jets, etc., in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar...horn, with hot water trickling down its sides. The ereek ran on a bed of solid rock, in many places smooth and slippery, in others obstructed by masses... | |
 | James Richardson - 1873 - 310 halaman
...the ravine, we came at once to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam jets, etc., in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar...particular, of sulphur, had built up a tall spire, standing out from the slope of the wall like an enormous horn, with hot water trickling down its sides.... | |
 | James Richardson - 1874 - 314 halaman
...the ravine, we came at once to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam jets, etc., in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar...particular, of sulphur, had built up a tall spire, standing out from the slope of the wall like an enormous horn, with hot water trickling down its sides.... | |
 | Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (U.S.) - 1883 - 990 halaman
...came at once to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, [?] alum, stream jets, &c., in endiosa variety; some of them of very peculiar form. One of...enormous horn, with hot water trickling down its sides. « « » After descending for 3 [?} miles in (ho channel we came to a sort of bench or terrace. »... | |
 | Louis Convers Cramton - 1932 - 162 halaman
...entering the ravine we came at once to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam jets, etc., in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar...smooth and slippery, in others obstructed by masses of debris formed from the overhanging cliffs of the sulphureted limestone above. After descending for... | |
 | 2000 - 578 halaman
...springs of sulphur, alum, silica, etc., in endless variety, and some of peculiar form. One in particular had built up a tall spire from the slope of the wall,...its sides. The creek ran on a bed of solid rock in places smooth and slippery, in others obstructed by fallen ddbris from above. After descending three... | |
 | J. David Williams - 2003 - 130 halaman
...risk. On entering the ravine, they came to hot springs of sulphur, sulphate of copper, alum, steam-jets in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar form. One of them, that of sulphur, had built up a tall spire, standing but from the slope of the wall like an enormous... | |
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... in endless variety, some of them of very peculiar form. One of them in particular of sulphur had built up a tall spire from the slope of the wall, standing out like an enormous horn, with hot water trickling down its sides. The creek ran on a bed... 