Smith, Hamilton Lanphere, 1819-1903. [from old catalog] · Cleveland, M. C. Younglove and company · leaf 258
s. Hundreds of small cones from three to ten feethigh, called by the natives hornitos issued from the smoking plain,and six large volcanic cones wero formed, the smallest three hun-dred feet high, and the largest, which is the present volcano ofJorullo, 1600 feet in height. It is continually… … canic mountain, a is the summit of Jorullo, b c inclined plane,sloping at an angle of 6° from the base of the cones. Thiseruption occurred at a distance of 150 miles from the sea-coast,and is somewhat remarkable on this account, all other active vol-canoes being near the sea. The eruptions of mud,…
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