Another Summer the Yellowstone Park And Alaska
Another Summer the Yellowstone Park And Alaska
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The upper fall has been meas- ured, and found to be one hundred and twelve feet high and eighty feet wide. The wild animals in the reservation are carefully protected by the custodians, no one being allowed to use a gun, and conse- 28 Yellowstone Park and Alaska. Quently they have become comparatively tame, and have increased in numbers. Pass- ing along the roads, we saw on one occa- sion two deer, and at other times an elk and an antelope. The superintendent, in his official report, says that ...there are in the park four hundred head of buffalo, a few moose, numerous elk, estimated at twenty thousand, and large numbers of bears, which latter are sometimes troublesome. A herd of twenty or thirty elk was seen near this hotel on the morning before we arrived. CHAPTER VII. DOWN THE COLUMBIA RIVER TO PORTLAND. PORTLAND, OREGON, July i, 1892. FTER spending six days in the Yellowstone Park, which would have been far more comfortable if there had been less dust, fewer mosquitoes, and bet- ter roads, we again returned to Livingston, and took -the train coming from the East at 8.
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The upper fall has been meas- ured, and found to be one hundred and twelve feet high and eighty feet wide. The wild animals in the reservation are carefully protected by the custodians, no one being allowed to use a gun, and conse- 28 Yellowstone Park and Alaska. Quently they have become comparatively tame, and have increased in numbers. Pass- ing along the roads, we saw on one occa- sion two deer, and at other times an elk and an antelope. The superintendent, in his official report, says that ...there are in the park four hundred head of buffalo, a few moose, numerous elk, estimated at twenty thousand, and large numbers of bears, which latter are sometimes troublesome. A herd of twenty or thirty elk was seen near this hotel on the morning before we arrived. CHAPTER VII. DOWN THE COLUMBIA RIVER TO PORTLAND. PORTLAND, OREGON, July i, 1892. FTER spending six days in the Yellowstone Park, which would have been far more comfortable if there had been less dust, fewer mosquitoes, and bet- ter roads, we again returned to Livingston, and took -the train coming from the East at 8.
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