... THE YOSEMITE VALLEY. The lecturer next proceeded to describe the glorious Yosemité Valley, but the numercus superb Views Ifi'um.”' assisted the sndience to an adequate comprehension of one of the world’s greatest wonders. Tts scenery is abeolutely unique ...

... 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 ...

... months. The longer the better wms devout wish. One trip he had determiced to make at any risk: the trip to the famous Yosemité valley, Before starting, however, many views were given of Frisco and its harbour and places along the coast. It is the most ...

... much. Passiog on to the grand and glorions Yosemite Valley, a great gash in the earth aboat eight mile loog ‘ng one mile broad, magnificent views of the steep rocks, towering up for about 3,600 feet above the valley, were thrown npon the screen. A beantiful ...

... like a watchman ever the valley 3,065 feet Ngh. The next feature of the left wall a mass of three conical mountains called the Three Brothers The middle, called Eagle Peak, 1s neariy 4,000 feet high. The roar of the great Yosemité Fall is heard still far ...