... tree is a specimen of the s&on or Wellingtonia Gigantea, the “ big tree” of ifornis, which forms the famous grove in the Yosemite Valley. Hitherto the largest example was the so-called * Patber of the Forest' whic is 110 f%. 10 circamference. This tree now ...

... Continent including visits to Salt Lake C,ty—a model town with streets 130 feet wide—the orange gardens of California, the Yosemite Valley with its giant trees, and back across the Sierras to Canada. Though reading for an hour Mr Parker Was c ompelle to greatly ...

... extended his views. as 110 could have done. Hi* visit in that year to the States. and he had much a'. say of the wonders of Yosemite Valley, aed other remarkable posseesSons of Brother In 1872 he went to Canada. and was greatly interested with the resources ...

... near the Yosemite Valley In fact, the woods are found in many places in California, where pine trees flourish, but there are not many localities where they have attained the make ono of the size and grandeur, which attractions of the Yosemite, and which ...

... SIV'DIH'U JLFfllUM on From Den- Manita across the Rocky Mountains Lake City from there to Franoisoo that city we visited Yosemite Valley which is said to have scenery in States the Pacific 0 the Sandwich Islands and the Saru-ova group next Auckland in visited ...

... meads! to • decision—Harry Corbett to be referee, and will take place not earlier than March 17 or later that April 30. The Yosemite Club of California offered 62i per cent. of the rc-eipts. and were awarded the contest. It was Jeffries and his trainer's ...