The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-02

covered with tall straight pines, while run
ming down. its bed and neaE. the cabin is i
stream of wate. WITH a temperature of 4Do
Fahrenheit, while on the othe side of the cabin
| Is spring having water at temperature Of
fsasf Ialffk1ASt, xs6sne dffsfdRee. IaSar yoss
say, between the water Oh either side Of the
cabin. Well, yes, a little lRT the way Bari
Henderson returned and found good natural
road, thereby shorting the route about five
miles, About one hundred yards iaaffontsoi
the cabin, and situated in the center of a
plain composed pf the ipg dientso pronsr,
| ties, with which the hot water IS charged,
can be seen ,sa@rugsfa
THE CAP OF LIBERTY,
being. in form similar tosa gene sand rising
upwards Of fifty feet AT one time this was
an active seyser, and Mr.. Mcpal they in
formed me that now at times steam can be
seen issuing from this bastard formation,
while he and others are Of Tie opinion that
not many monthsssilI IaelApss before the cap
Of Liberty will again become active, and AS OF
yore send alott it's steam of kissing water and
wreaths OF steam. Back Of this aud towards
foot-hill are the e sls, ssseG
CABiN SPRINGS,
three III number. They boil flriously, and
at times so much stesnla arises 4Temthem,
that it is almost impossible to gain good
view oftllefn, as 4 whole. AS these are easy
Of access, being b,it,aa erife higher than the
Cap Of Liberty, we consequently walk around
the same, and stind thai the Ma6ersas have
formed lines Of bath tubs, some Of them large
enongh for bathing purposes, while all of
them seems to have been laida eltebys the
Great Architect as model of symmetry
aid coloring. These springs, Messrs. Horr
Il Mccartney inform me, are the oHes from
whence they propose to draw their supply of
hot water for their bath-houses, to be erected
100 yards belows and i fasing the Gap Of ri Libv
erty. We find about 200 yards to the south
TEE INTERMEDIATES ssPRINfs msssss
situated on foot-hill, near it's summit. This
spring is a rushing and snorting affair, and IS
about as fine one as thete is ia the entire
collection. The waters pf the. snring cover
an area equal to. an acre, while around the
spring itself it is abont tenfeetlin depth. So
perfectly clear is the Matafsfhat ia pin were
at the bottom. III could be. readHy discerned
by the naked eyer on tho cafate of this hill
are innumerabls natural basins, formed BY
the different minerals an psoperties with
which hesNaleR iss charged IA Yhe greatef
portioua afsthesat tbashis ale fllef with water
and this steaming spring sends its contents
into the upper tier. of basins, and thence
it falls in succession until it fills the lower
tier, when reaching there she water heeonnesl
lukewarm. One Noticeable and beautiful
feature of these basins is the strong contlast.
they present in color. Here you can see. a
balm tastIe snszt NJ it one ofs ~ rel4
as
possessing a Lead len stinge aas 4aking ahisS into
with the beat tifm formation Of
tfls basin with fheir. oval
carTEd fronts Aand aniniatures battlements,
ipakesit scenenon1biningghe beautiful and
wonderful. W., tear ourselves from this Won
aetful sprins With its custers of, basins, and
proceeding obutia4 few yaris,south eomefoa
grose ufTpiHes, ara u IN
fauisfnsfe ssbf. what Vas once luxt,riapt fneI
grave Now you can see their Withered tops
pessriJ1g sbnt "a few feet above this deposit OF
s..,.; s,,,;a;a a.,,i,,b;+
III ~ilis Il Some plss.siss can 1'b be seen the
aet &, az n Il storm where tLe, treas have been
,,,,,, ger ar ~ INA holnss n,af.e
trees now emitting small clouds Of
AZ of Basins similar Io those already
,,,,s.,, ,r,r,oo,e nj lhnil voasseecfouds Of
s,.. ~ fnfssp assiismnIao slI5 dtiF
II 1ssa VISlEfIss.. = ..o1I.l.za m ,,,,, ;t9.s
hea .ssssifa1 - 80 s,sd,,iiin
three II number, ts and Wncnl i9ook gown tnfee
hundred Ore and t#slat teet ApeA thsr rala''Ye
the Intermediate. We cllinD upisne nfo", oe
oyerf fae dry Dasinss anu ssllXnsiy
stand py tf's M sies pf .fne greatest, not springs
u the sknqWA sWelhis Il seannQt describe ~,
biltlastiIaag ginS abenf ten acres OF GROUND
covered witt. mi which. ! 4 l. saddle of
yanisen f.eQHld he boiled ~ sas's s'shortfspace OF
time. am credibly yinfofhed tllatsif 4 person
ssoaelea ., Elsn corH s.ply imnsfsss " 1e0I
IN, s, In,sad; .a,d toes toas
s,;se 60 49,, sss''q rrsss.r,I -
1.s,1 80, - .,aas sss ~. u aan,a - VAC
va alAs IAs'af' q s sIfss I'll Hst's as
era esss FROSTED LAKE, So - s. KY
vHtll its noisy fl the tthlles centre, The The
waters radiate FROM the spring and instead qfs
assin the othersaa largeaaket baing made, we
s,r.,r y HI, ~ d f1rrnnH NV fhe farof1prfieS