... HIGHWAYMAN'S FEAT. San Francisco, Monday, July 9.—Five stage coaches filled with tourists bound for the Yosemite Valley were stopped near Ahwanee, California, on Saturday evening by a solitary bandit. who compelled the passengers to deliver up their money ...

... this country. He did not think they could get those gigantic trees found in other countries. He remembered that in the Yosemite Valley there was an enormous tree. A party set about cutting it, and after they had been at work for a fortnight they thought ...

... in a few days from America. She had a narrow escape froin severe injury coming from California, coaching through the Yosemite Valley, when the horses became unnuunseeable and the coach was turned over, depositing the passengers in short bushes and tall ...

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... sheep grazed on the short turf. The rough, unfenced road descended abruptly upon a waste of sand. Oa my right hand a narrow valley ran inland, with some signs of cultivation ; a farmhouse or two stood amongst stubble fields, nd a few clusters of stunted ...