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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 22 (June 1907) (1907)

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of this method, it is necessary to make clear the character of the deposits and the probable method of their formation. The large number of boreholes which have been sunk have revealed the presence, at great depth, of a vast extinct geyser, whose operations must have ceased far back in geological… … insoluble in water, and of greater specific gravity, falls - the liquid sulphur column; so that Solid Mass of Pure Sulphur, 40 Feet High, Af Panoramic View ot the Sulphur Recovery Works, Showing the Thi THE WONDERFUL SVLH

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