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... rock iv the Yosemite. From near the foot of the Sentinel Rock, looking directly across the valley, we have, perhaps, the most attractive feature the Yosemite, viz , The Yosemite Fall, par excellence, that one of all the falls about the ...
... Totten' ham Rave a lecture the St. Leonards Temperk ; ance Hall, A Visit to Salt Lake City, San Franr I cisco, and the Yosemite Valley. The chair was * occupied the Rev. Forbes E. Winslow, and amongst those present were the Rev. H. B. W. Churton (Icklesham) ...
... on Tuesday evening last by the Rev. J. W. Tottenham. The subject was San Francisco, the Great Salt Lake City, and the Yosemite Valley. The rev, gentleman has visited all three of these celebrated places, therefore his lecture proved all the more interesting ...
... three men and a boy to look up top of it. The next painting was one of Yosemite Valley, which is surrounded on all sides by great walls of rock. Passing through the Sacramento Valley we at San Francisco, the end of the route. Mr. Gillard then thanked the ...
... about sixteen miles south of the Lower Hotel in the Yosemite Valley, and about four or five miles south-east of Clark Rauch, at elevation of about 6500 feet above the sea level. It lies in a little valley. The Upper Grove is in compact body, with treos of ...
... to the country are depicted, one of the number being described as feet high and feet in circumference. Proceeding to Yosemite Valley, the majestic Cathedral Rocks, and the Pumpkins appear in view,âthe former is about 2,660 feet in height, and latter ...
... route to be illustrated comprises that of the Pacific railway, from New York to California, with views of the famous Yosemite valley and many other interesting places in the Far West. The entire extent of country which has thus been graphically placed ...
... scenery, the Valley is without rival in the world. —As the origin of the formation of the valley, Mr Tottenham has formed the opinion that it arose from subsidence during the upheaval of the surrounding country ; the bottom or the valley having sank down ...
... various places of interest at which her Ladyship stopped during her tour- Salt Lake, San .Francisco, and notably the Valley of the Yosemite ; of which latter, its scenery, its vegetation, and its gigantic waterfalls artistically vivid and eloquent account ...