... must be eaten .Imost as soou as purchased, or it unfit for duty. and soon becomes hopelessly ill. A wasp found in the Yosemite 'Valley measured six inches from tip to tip of wings, and carried in his grip.sack a javelin three inches long. If that overgrown ...

... are more ciated with human life than are the clouds mantle round their summits Kven the sky peaks that rise from the Yosemite Valley, groves of that marvellous region must, after all, comparatively tame, snioo, with a their material magnituue, they have ...

... Southern Pacific G to Los Augelos and on to San Francisco. They were to break their Californian journey to visit the Yosemite L Valley, and aftei some travelling on the Pacific coast, B with San Francisco as a centre, travel eastward via E Salt Lake and ...

... .• the Ilan I self a tomb, over which was erected a tall • t•••..• be , is e• - •,:tamme forty-two ; piilar, in the Yosemite Valley, amid the Tell: ob. Ha r i'l.l' 10. 1,.—.t,. int, t.:(14 urn •t liavo been scenery of the New World. In the cense of ...

... itedrability 1 forming reserves, after the pr. rails, ulcer' el oy th United States in connection with the glorious Yosemite and Yellowstone Valleys, and tbe principal groves of big trees, the Minister tor Lands, proceeding to r make omen lis for his past mistake ...