... merchant of Garrote, who is mush respected by all who know him. These trees are near the trail leading from Garrote to the Yosemite Valley, in a northerly direction from Crane Flat, the being about one mile from the pa, and ths farthest about • mils and a half ...

... majesty and the desolation, and then, eager to got nearer, pressed tired horses down the steep rough path into the valley.—' The Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees, in Across the Continent. The Grass Tree. Another natural production is being utilised in Australia ...

... majesty and the desolation, and then, eager to get nearer, pressed tired horses down the steep rough path into the valley.—` The Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees,' in Across the Continent. CREATIONAL great law of creational progression is alike operative ...

... the wonders of that which la stilla new world. One of the grandest eights on the Paoific side is declared to be the valley of Yosemite, in the Sierra range, about 250 miles east of San Francisco, The first time a white man ever entered It was in 1848 ...

... the wonders of that which is still a new world. Oue of the grandest eights on the Pacific side is declared to the Valley of the Yosemite, in the Sierra range, about 250 miles east of San Fraucisco. The first time a white man ever entered was in 1848, ...

... the woods fur the night, bring the travellers to Inspiration Point, where the whole magnificence of the Yosemite bursts upon the view. The valley is ten miles long and three broad. Its sides are granite walls from 2000 feet to 4500 feet high. Great domes ...

... does not end with its natural scenery or mineral resoures3, not muclily, as poor Artemus W~ard would have said. The Yosemite Valley is doubtless one of the grandest of its kind; the geysers are as remarkable as those of Iceland; the Alabaster Cave-now ...

... glare for weeks beneath its course, gave it a perspective like that of Martin's pictures. We said it was worth coming to the Yosemite if it were only to behold such a scene as that. Alto. gather, what with the burriog forest, the bark wig. wamsI by which ...

... glare for weeks beneath its course, gave it a perspective like that of Martin's pictures. We said it was worth Gosling to the Yosemite if it were only to behold such a scene as that. Altogether, what with the burning forest, the bark wigwams by which we stood ...

... glare for weeks beneath its oourse, gave it perspective like that of Martin's pictures. We said it was worth coming to the Yosemite if it were only to behold such a scene as that. Altogether, what with the burning forest, the bark wigwams by which we stood ...

... and glare for weeks beneath its gave it a perspective like that of Martin’s pictures. We said it wae worth coming to the Yosemite if it were only to behold such a scese as that. Altogether, what witb the burning forest, the bark wigwams by which we stood ...

... both, after |, is thrown into the stream of this is to the rivers to cause overflow its hanks. the recent inundations have Valley so much annoyance. Dutch had control over econ win it from the river, while allowed to cultivate it we into remunerative is ...