Pacific Coast Number
Pacific Coast Number
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No molten material was thrown out at all. 8:05 a. M. , June 1, a second outburst occurred, throwing out large quantities of the same material. Some boulders weighing all of a ton were thrown out. The vent was enlarged to 60 X 275 feet. . . . Boerker, Abbey, and Macomber went up June 4, remained on top at the lookout house over night, and came back June 5. June 8, heavier volumes of steam were noted, and at night apparently another eruption took place, throwing out more ashes or fine material, w...hich could be seen on the new snow. Heavy volumes of steam are coming out of the vent today. We have watched it carefully and at no time have we been able to see any flame or indi- cation of fire. . . . The vent is about one quarter mile from the fire lookout house, and if it continues eastward, as it has so far, it will finally break out on the east side. Mr. Ben Macomber, one of the party mentioned in the report above as spending the night on the mountain top, has given the following description of the crater as it was after the early eruptions: When I saw the new crater on Lassen on June 4 and 5, the vent, by an engineer's tape, measured 275 feet long.
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No molten material was thrown out at all. 8:05 a. M. , June 1, a second outburst occurred, throwing out large quantities of the same material. Some boulders weighing all of a ton were thrown out. The vent was enlarged to 60 X 275 feet. . . . Boerker, Abbey, and Macomber went up June 4, remained on top at the lookout house over night, and came back June 5. June 8, heavier volumes of steam were noted, and at night apparently another eruption took place, throwing out more ashes or fine material, w...hich could be seen on the new snow. Heavy volumes of steam are coming out of the vent today. We have watched it carefully and at no time have we been able to see any flame or indi- cation of fire. . . . The vent is about one quarter mile from the fire lookout house, and if it continues eastward, as it has so far, it will finally break out on the east side. Mr. Ben Macomber, one of the party mentioned in the report above as spending the night on the mountain top, has given the following description of the crater as it was after the early eruptions: When I saw the new crater on Lassen on June 4 and 5, the vent, by an engineer's tape, measured 275 feet long.
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