... CALIFORNIA. Th « Yo ? ‘'' Valley, with it. bar. ?£\, ,% ’?? 10 wthidh. waterfalls hke ,Uver thre.da 8)0 to Mow in height, haa more than once l»cn dcaeribej the Engliah papers. Since the completion oTtS F*elfic Bailroad, the valley has been poinlfj attractaon ...

... dissolving views of a firstclass character, illustrating the scenery of the Far West. more especially of the celebrated Yosemite Valley. Mr. H. W. Thirtle gave the connective reading' in excellent style, and Mr. J. Bons.dl kindly exhibited the views. During ...

... Coalterville route to the Yosemite Valley. The new grove has been named the Merced Grove of Big Trees. It is said to be folly equal to either the Calavervii: nr Mariposa Groves, and is easy of recess, being on a direct line to the Valley. Onc of the trees is ...

... ravages of the lumber men and the saw mill settlements. In brief, it proposed by the Yosemite Commissioners that the National Government, who, in 1864, placed the Valley )>erha|>B unwisely under the protection of the State California instead of under that ...