Identifier: pacifictourist1879will (find matches)
Title: The Pacific tourist
Year: 1876 (1870s)
Authors: Williams, Henry T Shearer, Frederick E
Subjects: Union Pacific Railroad Company Central Pacific Railroad Company Railroad travel Railroad travel Railroad travel
Publisher: New York : H.T. Williams
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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8KXTIM I. ItiK K. »« M. called The Great Republic. They are reallycurious formations, and wonderful to those wholook upon them for the fir>t time. MonumentRock comes next. It is within a co\e andseems withdrawn from the front, as though shun-ning the gaze of the pxssing world, yet in a (>osi-tion to observe every thing that grK»s by. If thetrain would only stop and give you mi>re time—but this cannot be done, and your only recourse
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ROCK SCENES NEAR ECHO CITY.l.—Witohes Bocks. 2.—Battlement Rocks. 3.—Egyptian Tombs. 4.—Witches Bottles. 5.—Needle Rocks, near Wahsatch. ^ TMB ^siciFic rot^isr. 119 is to pause at Eclio and let it pass, wliile youwait lor the one following. This will give vouaniph opi)ortunity tosit<)• liroine/.i Calii:<lra in front of which stand-S Paitii Ilijcic on th J most extended point asyou turn th; elbow in tliJ road. This Cathe-dral is nam id iu honor of J. E. Bromley, Esq.,who has lived atE;hosince L:JjS,and who camhere as a division s uper i ii-teiidmt of B;nII ol 1 a d ay3(Jverlaiid Stageand ExpressLine. It extendssome distance—a mile or more— around theb .11J in thenDuiitain, andhas numeroustowers andspires, turretsan 1 domfjs, oneither .sitl*.•Pulpit R);kis so called fromits resemblancet) an old-fash-ionjd

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