... 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 mountain-tops a thousand feet above. A LADY, very stunt, got on a flour barrel to bang out clothes ...

... DECEMBER 16. sm. AN ENTERPRISING CLIMBER. The most formidable mountain, perhap., in the world—the South Dame of the Yosemite Valley, in California—has not only been climbed by s Scotchman named Anderson, but it is to be made practi• cable for travellers ...

... well known to the visitors of the Yosemite Valley, announces the disoovery of a rival to that wonderful scenery. It is a valley in the South Fork of King's Rorer, forty-five miles from Visalia in a right line. Toil valley is nine miles is length from east ...

... ship to leave San Francisco was the Bering, en the 2nd March; the Myer Mersey, on the sth; the Kenilworth, on the lath ; the Yosemite and Coutes, on the 11th; and the Galatea, on the 16th. As this is the first race of the kind which has taken place from San ...

... seen and its roaring never heard. Here is something which rivals the wonders of the Yellowstone, and is grander than the Yosemite. Thu point where these great precipices begin to loom up is about one hundred miles north west of the Los Pinos Indian Agency ...