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... ll the redwood gtr.tits,which stand, at an altitude of 5,310 ft. above Sea level at a distance of 17 miles front the Yosemite valley. At present Ohl Sequoia is but a blackened stump. but as it stands it is without doubt the oldest representative of ...
... lthuugh its waters are not so deep as those of the Siberian wonder, alro bears a unique distinction. It is !nested in the Yosemite Valley, and is called Mirror Lake. On account of the Iwight and sheer descent e•f the surrounding mountains, the sun does nut ...
... broken off short from the after-thwart, and had not been in the water. It is presumed that a collision has occurred. The Yosemite Valley stage re urh,when nearing Milton, California, Oft tlatunlay, was stopped by masked robbers. The express hie.senger shot ...
... possible loss of iutvestice. THE LARMIST TRY.E IN THE IVORLD. This, according to the Cede, in to be found in tne beautiful Yosemite Valley in the State of California. It is called the Grizzly, and is 36ft. in diameter and 360 ft. high. Within an area of fifty ...
... Life In Michigan, Chicago, the World's Fair, the Plains, Yellowstone Patric, Columbia River, San Francisco, Chinatown, Yosemite Valley, Mammoth Trees, Southern California, Rooky Mountains, Pike's Peak, Colorado, Niagara, Canada. White Mountains, Boston ...
... in its protest. The ideal would be no doubt to make the Lake Country a reservation, as the Ameri• cans have made the Yosemite Valley and Niagara. Failing that, the suggestion that no minerals shall be worked in the Lake District without consent of Parliament ...
... like Switzerland, whore a railway can be driven right up the Rhone Valley without in the least affecting the miles and miles of lovely stream and forest and omen. lain in the lateral valleys to left and right. It is a country whose six highest peaks have ...
... profitible to a small class, further than to say that the example of the United States in pre, serving the Yellowstone and Yosemite Valleys free from the intrusion of railways as great national parks is for ever being held up to us, and it seems to be one worthy ...
... desirability of firming reserves, after the practice observed by the l'nited States in connection with the glorious Yosemite and Yellowstone Valleys, and the principal groves of big trees, the Minister for Lands, proceeding to mate amends for his pail mietake ...