... couple of days in the Yosemite Valley. a Mr Brown tacked himself on. to him on the way there. He cross-examined him most minutely . , even to the price of his garments, and dis.overed that he was an artist. The first night hi the valley, at dinner. he asked ...

... was taken right Canada the North West through Mountains to Vancouver Sacramento Los Angelos Southern California and the Yosemite Valley lecture was interspersed with impressions of the country the people American life with humorous incidents travel The Hall ...

... forests; while further south, between the westernmost lino of mountains and the great San Joaquin valley, there is a network of hills enclosing beautiful valleys, some of them flowery with orchards, some rich with pastures, dotted over, like a European Park ...

... was so sudden and the end came so soon I had but little time think of the danger that attends this sort of travel. One fine Yosemite morning, after a heavy snowfall, being eager see many avalanches as possible, and to get wide views of the forest and summit ...

... BITS FROM BOOKS. THE YOSEMITE BIG TREES. Americans are proud of being practical people who have harnessed—and spoilt—tu« /alls of Niagara, and who would cut down ihe biggest trees the world for firewood if the Government did prevent them. The way in which ...

... stepped into the cage of a mountain lion at the Government Ranger Station, near Yasemite Village, in the beautiful valley of the Yosemite, California! So sudden was the Queen's impulse that King Albert and the astonished members of the party accompanying ...

... Lawson, stepped into the cage of a mountain lon at the Government ranger station near Yosemite Vilb DIAMONDS. man ause of ber misconduct with an unknown in tho valley of the DID NOT BELONG TO LATE CZAR. Counsel read which California So sudden was the Queen's ...

... chef, but the sentimeoM. and during-rs an* all Jap*. The in- From we went to the .uraneo . ompany Kuglish captain Yoeemite Valley and Natiwial Park via loe tor big liners—the allernaUve h,ung very Angelos, where we day. Thin high premiiinw and tho Knglhd ...

... S . in order to bring out the pictorial quality of the old S panish mission houses in the valleys of California . They expand upon the romance of the Yosemite and the Grand Canyon , and draw pictures of the decayed architectural magnificence of New Orleans ...

... of a painter at trorfcl In several Successive scenes ihe picture n- £ s draR-n . vrhile gie subject oi the sketch—the Yosemite Valley—was kept before the eye . The dangers and episodes connected with whale fishing were also illustrated . . There werein ...

... as to its cause. Whitney Turner calls attention to the sheet writes:— structure and exfoliation of Fairview Dome, in the Yosemite. Gilbert shows that sheet structure occiu s in synclinal as well as in anticlinal attitude—in other words, is parallel to ...