Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-30

10. The Guardian is empowered to sus-
pend Guide from his privilege during the
Investigation OF charges preferred against
said Guide. If the Guide be found in fault,
he shall be dismissed, in accordance with
Rule s.
H. The Guardian shall inspect all horses.
their trappings, and ali vehicles used for
hire; and if any such horses, trappings or
vehicles shall by him be deemed unsuitable
or unsafe, he shall cause the same to be re-
moved at once from the valley or grove.
II. Any person Offering for hire or other
wise, any horse, trapping or vehicle, or re-
fusing or neglecting TO remove the same
from the grant, after the Guardian shall
have condemned the same, shall forfeit his
privilege to reside or transact business
within the grant.
Is. The Guardian shall direct campers to
the grounds set apart for their use while
within the grant, and shall establish such
rules as will contribute to their comfort.
A. No camp-fires shall be permitted
within the grant of either valley or grove,
without the express permission of the
Guardian.
Is. The Guardian shall promptly cause
the arrest of any person violating Rule Il,
| and prosecute the offender to the full ex-
tent of the law. under Section of the Act
| Oi = pril :, 1coD.
16. No trees shall be cut or injured, or
| any natural object defaced.
II. The discharge of firearms, either in
the valley or grove, is strictly prohibited
| 49, No horses cattle, or stock of any kind
shall be allowed to run at large within the
grant, except under permission given in
| writing to the owner or owners thereof
10. Campers. and all others, save those
| holding license from the Commission, are
prohibited from hiring their horses, trap
| pings, or vehicles TO tourists, or visitors
| within the grant.
| %. Stages entering the valley shall stop
| at each hotel, in the order of location, that
| passengers may exercise the right of selec-
ton.
81. Rates of charges at hotels, and also
| for horses, trappings, or vehicles, or for
! provender, as published by the Commits
sion from time TO time, must not be ex-
ceeded, under pain of forfeiture of privilege
to keep hotel, or conduct the livery busi-
ness, or to sell proyender.
| %. The Guardian shall notify the mana
gers of hotels, of any action of the Com
mission forbidding any Objectionable per-
son from residing or transacting business
! in the valley or grove
%. The Guardian shall. from time tc
time, enter all tenements for the purpose
of inspecting sanitary conditions, and Of
examining the property in pursuance o
| his official duties
"a. No buildings or Improvements of any
kind shall be erected or made upon the
grant without written authority from the
Commission.
| %. All buildings and Improvements Of
every kind erected or made upon the grant
| belong TO the grant, and shall be so recog.
nized and treated.
26. No person shall drive or ride faster
| than walk over any of the bridges.
27. The Guardian shall exercise general
police supervision in the valley and grove
and shall forbid and prevent all acts that
| tend to breach of the peace or the dis
comfort of visitors, or the injury or de.
struction of property.
! SOME HISTORY.
From the text OF report upon the val
ley we select and adopt the following
From time immemorial the Yosemite
valley has been regarded by the Indiar
tribes living on both the western and east