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... be thrown out of employment. AFFRAY WITH MASKED HIGHWAYMEN IN AMERICA A telegram from Stockton. California. says :—The Yosemite. Valley stage coach was stopped on Saturday by masked robbers. The express messenger shot one, but a companion returned the fire ...
... glory of the State. The most celebrated of the big tree groves or forests is in Mariposa county, about 20 miles from the Yosemite Valley, 30 miles south-east of the town of Mariposa, and 140 miles almost due can of San Francisco. This grove is composed stover ...
... Colorado, where his collection of plants exceeded expectation, lie.crossed, in company with Professor Asa Gray, to the Yosemite Valley. the home of the big trees, and subssquently visited Sim Francisco and Sacramento. All Sir Joseph's friends will rejoice ...
... to the stable yard, end the merino not mot wretched: A voyage to Americt and back spin, with a Irk at 'Prima and the Yosemite Valley. the Silver Thrum of !Cada ad • week or two in Wyoming amen the ranche men, become wick autumn fashion is Ireland as the ...
... to stand in the presence of a modern hotel clerk, I feel that awe and inferiority which tourists feel as they stand in Yosemite valley and look up at the mountsin•tops a thousand feet above. A LADY, very stout, got onnfims barrel to base out clothes. When ...
... can ! Tie'Orkaiss (California) Mw. states that tber was a thrilling iucioent in the vicinity of Yellow Creek, near the Yosemite valley. A party of merry excursionists went to bathe by the s id e o f a mountain lake. The two first who took hoiden , cane ...
... either father or aga. AN ENTERPRISING CLIMBER. The most formidable mountain, perhaps, in the world—tbe South DAM) of the Yosemite Valley, in California—has not only beau climbed by a Scotchman named Anderson, but it is to be made practi• cable for travellers ...
... WONDERFUL VALLEY.—John Muir, well known to the visitors of the Yosemite Valley, annonnoes the discovery of a rival to that wonderful scenery. It is a valley in the South Fork of King's River, forty-five miles from Visalia in • right line. 'r'uis ...
... to leave San Francisco was the Barings, on the 2nd March ; the River Mersey, on the sth ; the Kenilworth, on the 9th ; the Yosemite and Cerastee, on the 11th; and the Galatea, on the 16th. As this is the first race of the kind which has taken place from ...
... shepherd's (log. But still there are such spots, and one of the loveliest—we might even say the very loveliest—of these happy valleys is Borrowdale and Derwentwater. here, within a few hours of the smokiest cities of the land, hope springs eternal in the tourist's ...
... the was glad of the change. Everything in Scarsdale seemed to speak to her of her loss; the very wind that came up from the valley bearing sounds that recalled that fatal night made her shiver, and the faces of the people about her all spoke in voiceless ...
... seen and its roaring never heard. Here is something which rivals the wonders of the Yellowstone, and is grander than the Yosemite. The point where these great precipices begin to loom up is about ono hundred miles northwest of the Los Pines Indian Agency ...