Identifier: campbellsnewrevi1916camp (find matches)
Title: Campbell's new revised third edition complete guide and descriptive book of the Yellowstone Park
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Campbell, Reau
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Publisher: Chicago : H.E. Klamer
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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THE UPPER FALL, GRAND CANON. 77 was opened for business. The first steamboat, the Zillah, washauled by horses from Cinnabar to the Lake. The boat was built mDubuque, was in service on Lake Minnetonka, then taken to the Parkby Captain Waters. The Mud Geyser had a violent eruption; threw mud 150 feet high.Wylies permanent camps established.1891—The Fountain Hotel was opened. Raymond & Whitcomb took the first party over the Circuit Road.
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STAGES AND CAMPERS MEET. 1892—The Yellowstone Park Transportation Company bought the Wake-field outfit of stages, horses, barns, etc.The Government boat Darling was launched on Yellowstone Lake. 1894—Congress passed the necessary laws for the protection of the Yellow-stone Park, regulating leases, privileges, etc. A notorious poacher was captured in Pelican Valley by Scout Burgess.F. Jay Haynes, the famous photographer, made the second tour of thePark. 1895—June 2d, the first Pullman car from St. Paul arrived at Cinnabar, thethen terminus of Northern Pacific Railway for the North Gate. 78 1896—Uncle Tom established his ladders down the gulch from the south side of the Canon to the foot of the Great Falls. Connection by a rope ferry above the rapids south of the Upper Falls.1898—Building of the Cody Road and bridge over the Yellowstone River near the outlet.1899—Monida & Yellowstone Stage Company commenced operations under the management of F. J. Haynes. Fountain Geyser

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