. Le touriste du Pacifique . He Bellville min-ing District, à 140 miles de distance. Dans ce dé-trict, la célèbre mine d'argent Northern Bell est située, aussi le général Thomas et d'autres moins en vue. Le quartier minier de Silver Peak est à une distance de 110 kilomètres. Ces districts, et d'autres notnamed ici, sont tous au sud de Wadsworth. Le marais de RhodesSalt, un immense gisement de sel, est à environ 130 kilomètres de distance. Il y a assez de sel dans le dépôt de thisdéposer pour préserver le monde, si les rapports quant à sa portée, etc., se révèlent vrais. Il y a trois plans d'eau que les voyagersfullj^ mieux comprendre par une explication.Humboldt Lake prop

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. The Pacific tourist . he Bellville Min-ing District, 140 miles distant. In this dis-trict the celebrated Northern Bell Silver Mine islocated, also the General Thomas and others lessprominent. Silver Peak Mining District is 110miles distant. These districts, and others notnamed here, are all south of Wadsworth. RhodesSalt Marsh, an immense salt deposit, is about130 miles distant. There is salt enough in thisdeposit to preserve the world, if reports as to itsextent, etc., prove true. there are three bodies of water which travelerswill more fullj^ understand by an explanation.Humboldt Lake proper, into which flows theHumboldt River, we pass at Browns Station.A little south-west of this lake is the Humboldtand Carson Sink — the waters from the lakeseeping through a channel or slough into thesink. The dam at the foot of the lake is acrossthis outlet or slough. The waters from Car-son Lake flowing nearly east, find their wayinto this sink through a similar outlet. Thusthe waters of the two rivers, the Humboldt. PYEAMID LAKE. From Wadsworth to Carson Lake, south, thedistance is about 40 miles. This lake is namedfrom the river of the same name, which flowsinto, or rather through it. Directly south ofCarson Lake is Walker Lake into which flowsWalker River. The lake last named has novisible outlet, and is one of the sinks of the greatbasin east of the Sierras. South of the railroad, and Carson, each flowing through a small lake, finally meet in the same sink. To this sinkthere is no visible outlet, and the vast amountof water wliich is poured into tiiis basin throughthese two rivers is undoubtedly taken up on itsway, or after its arrival into this common sink, by evajjoration. The Humboldt River, though it has a length of 500 miles, and has several tributaries con-stantly flowing into it, yet does%iot increase involume, throughout its length, as do most rivers.After passing Winnemucca it diminishes to asmall stream, finally spreads into a marsh andsinks out of sight. In add

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