The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-23

fast 4, that the sracinE air and the scenery
rciitc-all were guided TO view The real
object of the trip 20 Boulder.
creek, and trainping indian fashion along
q narrow. trail FOR distance OF two hun.
drrd yards. we slowly proceeded. 10 the
mere nosiiy than ever Step by step tho
rear increased. No crystal stream met
mss sr tses g saM sy e ysss
each other In their mad rush 10 free them
Selves from the narrow confines.
soon the noise became so loud MS to
make speech impossible OF hearing. Al
ms point, for an instant partially hidden
behind cluster Of giant pines, there loom.
OF the canon But on The opposite side.
from q height OF sevcnty.hve feet, ani
, ana Two sS, steps ioy is hap, Came col
q,afeuing tlud Into the creek hottnm. wear.
inr away the granite, chnrnlng the fiuld
the colors Of the rainhow may often 80
seen the water ceasclcssly tumbics, with
pgwSfrr sufficient e generate volts OF cice,
run every plant OF machinery within
radius 81 ten miles ot the town Of Roulhcr.
Im ,, s'sni grand. Imposing, INSPIRING.
miniatures. well worth Il "trip Of the rest.
seeker, be he Colordnan or coSmoppli,
tan. No Scene IN Colorado eau compare
With IT, \ short hour spout IN the cool
shade OF The narrow cnnon bathing In
thc mist pt Tho falls. gazing IN silcM won
Is fun of Inspiration. The hrain IL hcr,
given q new 1eld III WHEN to wander; Is
rested Is heaicd; and The soul y gicrihcd
hN ths touch OF nniure.
or all the canons near the Chautauaun
grounds none possesses n greater charm for
the lover " nature than nluc Roll canon.
licrc within thlrjy mtnntes' walk OF thu
thauiNndup grounds Que may enjoy sccncs
scarcely to he found anywhere else u the
Rockirs. In THIS rugged. rock,rlhhe1 and
flower bcavckcd canon, one may euIov m.
| tnfc IN all her beauty and Wild grandeur
unnarcd by wagon roads or other works
OF nan, Herr one may contemplate the
features Of the majestic "Srhinx," stand
ing guard al the gateway to the garden nf
ferns. The Ancient Urceks WOULD havn
woven legend " god. siardlug. guard az
he gate n his fair goddess garden The
legend would ten that he hecaipr so
chnrmcd with the Wow uf ferns and flowers
aud MOSS covered rocks aud waterfalls that
h. refused 10 leave the spot and for his rC-
iusa Was turned to- stone, The visitor
carved into fantastic forms by the rushing
waters There he may rest on Il ledge OF
rock and with drinking cup catch tho
above Ia Tiny Waterfalls; or hc may 90 d
l ltNe father aud rest among the most luz
uriNnt. graceful ferns where the rhythmic
nurmnr OF the stream ana splashing oC
waterfalls. one may forget tho world of
strife and sorlld gain aud IN contemplating
TINS lavish dlSrlay OF beauty enjoy sweet
About Boulder
boulder Is thriviug community Of Gl00
people Tho Chantanqua grounds are To-
Gated NJ the edge Of the city about mile
from the railway depot An electric ear
llnr convcys the passengers directly e. the
Lrolmds and there cordial greeting is cX-
tended to all who como The Chnutauqua
has aixty cottages aud 100 tents An ample
supply Of furniture is kept on the grounds
ard good hoard can hc Ind az the dining
according 10 the wants OF the individual
The dining ROOM and cafe VIII he In charge