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... Ire interonting letter describing her visit to the t Yosemite Valley tred San Fruneisce, 21st August, 1897. lalf I was awfully glad to f ud your nice letter the awaiting me when we returned from Yosemite onD yesterday. I sent you a few liner and a pVstal ...
... and the Rocky Mountains twic. E. They have played in Salt Lake City for a month, E have journeyed through the famous Yosemite Valley, r and they'have acted in every important city in Great LI Britan', Ireland, the'United Stated of Ametica, and 'Canada ...
... but he weighed about 100 pounds, stood nearly six feet high, and he had a pair of hands as large as the chromno of the Yosemite Valley. His arrival was ex- pected, and after a few words about the weather, the citizen queried- So you think you would make ...
... travels by railroad and mi river, they pass through some of the grandest fri mountain and valley scenery of America (including the Catskill mountains, and the Yosemite valley), and visit ID the famous Niagara falls, and several places which are de, noted for ...
... dusty plains thus ass obviated. There are, as I have said, at few Icediens in the valley, totr but they belong to the Mono tribe, which has driven out that of of I Itile Yosemite. Indeed, only one man of these is left, and he ox- She pec~to obo eliot before ...
... ' He visited the Feejee and Sandwich I Islands, on his way to California ;: made an excursion into the wonderfully valley of Yosemite. :Taking the Central ! Pacific Railway, visited the Salt Lake City, which-he found - pdtalysed by the reent criminal ...
... ratl a lI tho Icill atity HaS 1;LLaERTON LOST NEAR YOSEMITE.-WO learn that the day ag at Hoo. Mrs Yelvcrtoll met caith a serious ccisfctiunc en Sunday tia itory last, in attemptilog to lenve Yosomito Valley ucuatteuded. Mirs -1 'hose Yelvcltou bad been spetiditg ...
... general good order, on'idering time popula- tion attracted; the capacity shown for growing grain and fruit; the great valley of the Yosemite; the mountains; the railway construction and steamship connections; the substantial nature of the rapid progress, ...