The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-21

thousands OF miles away.
tain ltis Of g snyt6ns hS !s
this true Of all other states Know more about the little
sasy natural m bridge in the state Of Virginia nj @ Than they
of Ts % hea OF the the SRs bridges s o Se
real wonders of the world revision Of the text books
%s SUs County H ''a Is needed '0" this one
WILD AND PICTURESQUE.
1t is Wild weird, picturesque county. differing from
any 2Rer Of Utah Colorado and Nrizona.
county for miles and miles are OF sand
on oS the @ f2 ia oas 9S parts S of
count, Is found evidence heaped evidence that the
In the central par. of the county and west OF The s
msros and Of the world and eS great msus bridges Ts
Gtshs M Sw we'll Known aras f. IL A. c"meT has depced
esee He he ar! ls% sSsy Of Salt Lake family
ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA.
These antiquities OF America have been created na-
issued April is 1905 under witch only 100 were re-
issued epembs% g. 1909 made the rssSpV%on for
under which these procamations were issued was ap
PT@sp n the I Se te IS IN his da
ereon to declare by public @ asio1S ] land &
ecs OF historic scientific Interest that are situated
Rs uS" rniieG States to be national hs
T cxamnatien Of these antiquities 10 Museums
and oSF S e @
Under this provision several SEPedoms lions t9 the & San Jua"
TRIP TO NATURAL BRIDGES.
a resident sPrlngvilc who with his son made
e the iSnrnSy me- ' Tron "' B"s S BRIDGES
truly % y" oass in ts deSsr s hSdged BY
% th ssn es "s Vcr FS forming natural BARTER against
The hot blasts OF sumner % AND % T cold W9GS OF o9 wner
about one by two miles S Ien IN @ Sg being Msrnes ES rsmo
s s @ HnH a taSsH Of the en5 oPd @ sgt
by colony from Iron county about thirty Years
that s osa s smG rer G s Down pr
cpous cliffs through the hole in the rocks to the C9Grado S9S
started tell about trip to the s lo bridges
miles pushing Esnmas ahead then aa, scaled to
slate 'G1 ooT q at half pitch and then wound down guch
that 10 use the bse Sf our co sG P
almost perous as sho9tins me chules ] Se@{ng @
helped in getting npGn some Of the 6g m9s@i sn
sleeping first night in cave ended the first day ont
i" %tT ' sraveTsing undpating sand hs covered with
scrub nPe shad scale and wild f COW Io Alfalfa ho Ins
pit we came in sight the Edwin Of the wonder
1G The hass,a IS the largest hro$ Tae nrss
BRIDGES neay 9S paed sde by side
and the salt tabernacle placed on top would not
MI '"e S''" DOWN THE COLORADO.
down s river to s With TIP the HysF
which river by the way really Green river describes
T sGn d NoYembe @ stG x IL @ Ra co as printed in the Myon
eight rapids, did each of the party Those five
Through Glen canyon we encountered no rapids Of
this stretch of smooth water. It is lined both
with sand bars which carry gold though paying
quantities Behind these the urassc
river. and back OF this rounded knobs this
material all the soil having been blown washed
for mles-a desolste place, indeed.
These walls the Green river several hundred
feet and marked beautifully by erosion
number OF hierogyphics Mostly figures men
beasts but the coled snake and Greek key
evidence In crude forms
also picked several dozen potsherds
pieces OF carthenwarc which probably made by
people several Columbus dis
America These also bore key figure three
pieces unite 10 form the whole key perfectly though
This one. IL the only, place such signs have
side the Colorado river, although
uum the side
Iite old fort is paccd in very difficult place
OF the east side and few miles further down
old cribs of stone found"
CATTLE LEAP TO DEATH.
From plateau look tremendous
cliffs and the river thousands Of feet below with