Indians of the Yosemite valley and vicinity: Their history, customs and traditions — John Shaqi
Indians of the Yosemite valley and vicinity: Their history, customs and traditionsClark, Galen
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Indians of the Yosemite valley and vicinity: Their history, customs and traditions
Clark, Galen
Indians of North America -- California; Yosemite Valley (Calif.)
Smoked glasses will sometimes save the wearer a headache.
Except in April, May and November, an umbrella is apt to be a
useless encumbrance.
If the skin is sensitive, and one wishes to avoid painful
sunburn, the use of a pure cream and soft cloth is preferable to
water, and far more efficacious.
A week is the shortest time that should be allowed for a trip to
Yosemite. Two weeks are better. The grandeur of the Valley cannot
be fully appreciated in a few days. Those not accustomed to
staging or mountain climbing should make some allowance in their
itineraries for rest. Many visitors spoil their pleasure by
getting too tired.
Take a little more money than you think will be needed. You may
want to prolong your stay.
Hunting, or the possession of firearms, is not permitted in the
Yosemite National Park. Fishing is allowed, and in June and July
an expert angler is likely to be well rewarded. Rods and tackle
may be hired in the Valley.
There is no hardship, risk or danger in any part of the Yosemite
trip. Many old people and children visit the Valley without
difficulty.
A knowledge of horsemanship is not needed for going on the
trails. The most timid people make the trips with enjoyment. Some
of the finest views can only be obtained in this way.
There is a laundry in the Valley.
There is a barber shop.
There is a post office, telegraph and express. There is a
general store and places for the sale of photographs, curios and
Indian work.
Treat the Indians with courtesy and consideration, if you expect
similar treatment from them. Do not expect them to pose for you
for nothing. They are asked to do it hundreds of times every
summer, and are entitled to payment for their trouble.
Kodak films and plates can be obtained in the Valley.
Developing and printing are done in the Valley.
TAKE YOUR CAMERA.
OFFICIAL TABLE OF DISTANCES AND LIVERY CHARGES.
The following are the legal rates for transportation of tourists
in and about the Yosemite Valley:
CARRIAGES.
FROM HOTELS OR PUBLIC E D ( R o M R o F
CAMPS, AND RETURN. s i R a f o a f o
t s o t r t u
i t u e F e e L r
m a n o e
a n d f u f s
t c o r o s
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Miles Each Each
Person Person
To Cascades, Yosemite and
Bridal Veil Falls 16.00 $1.50 $2.00
To Mirror Lake 5.82 1.00 1.00
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