Note 41 — {148} CHAPTER II {X}[33] Hot Springs of the Washita—Granite of the Cove—Saline River
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The temperature was, however, no more than sufficient to raise the mercury in Fahrenheit's thermometer to 160°. It has been represented by Bringier, in a paper published in Silliman's Journal, that "the heat of the water is 192° Fah." On what observations this assertion rests we know not. See "The American Journal of Science and Arts," Vol. iii. No. I. p. 29.—James.