... is situated in a commanding position overlooking ehanceing valley, ten miles from that town. With the exception of a suspension bridge bearing his name over the Durunco at the bottom the valley, there. has hitherto been nothing to perpetii Ilirats•au's ...

... general good order, considering the population attracted; the capacity shown for growing grain and fruit*; the great valley of the Yosemite ; the mountains ; the railway construction and steamship connections ; the substantial nature of the rapid progress ...

... scarcely be seen and its roaring never d *ir HereiB 80methin which rivalB the wonders of the Yellowstone and is grander than the Yosemite. Ihe point where these great precipices begin to loom up is about 100 miles north-west of the Los Pinoe Indian Agency. The ...

... Owes. Valley has been moved southward fouriseafeet. Over 7,000 shocks bad oosurred to date, sad they still continued, but not . with sufileieat tome to do any damage. The earthquake of Muth 26 hurled immense rooks down the cliffs into the valley of the ...

... Pasture. —Probably the largestand highest rock in the known world is the South Dome of the Yosemite (says a Virginia paper). Standing at the fork the upper valley, it rears itself, a solid rocky loaf, 6,000 feet above the ground. A more powerful hand than ...