A series of summer and autumn tours to the Great Lakes, Yellowstone National Park, Pacific Northwest, Alaska, the Canadian Rockies, Utah, Colorado, and California... (1908) (14762928274)

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Title: A series of summer and autumn tours to the Great Lakes, Yellowstone National Park, Pacific Northwest, Alaska, the Canadian Rockies, Utah, Colorado, and California...
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Raymond-Whitcomb, Inc
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Publisher: Boston : Raymond & Whitcomb Company
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University



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9.— Arrive at St. Paul 2.20 p. m.; transfer to Hotel Ryan. Note.— During the stay there will be a carriage drive to the various points of interest inand about the city. 26 Sunday, August 30,— In St. Paul; transfer to the station, and leave Minneapolis 8.35p. M. via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Monday, August 31.— Breakfast in the dining car. Arrive at Chicago, Union Station,corner Canal and Adams Streets, 9.00 a. m. Transfer to the Central Station, and leave Chicago10.30 a. m. via the Michigan Central Railroad. The Philadelphia passengers will leave Chicago3.00 p, M. Tuesday, September i.— Arrive at Pittsburgh 6.35 a. m.; arrive at New York, GrandCentral Station, 1.45 p. m.; arrive at Boston, South Station, 3.40 p. m.; arrive at Phila-delphia 7.25 p. M. Notes.— Railway time changes at Buffalo, N.Y., from Central standard, or 90th meridian,to Eastern standard, or 75th meridian — one hour faster. Some variations of the above itinerary may be necessary. 27
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The Tacoma, Tacoma. ^ 1*^ T h e A 1 a s k a V o y a g e AT Victoria the parties are scheduled to go on board the palatial steam-ship Spokane of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, for theAlaska voyage. This vessel, the very latest addition to the steamersplying from the Paget Sound ports northward, has been fitted up especiallyfor the accommodation of the growing passenger traffic, and is in all respectsan admirable vessel, fully meeting the requirements of her enterprising owners.Vancouver Island stretches along the coast ofAlong the East Coast of British Columbia two hundred miles in a north-Vancouver Island. westerly direction, and our course lies throughthe inward channels and straits. From Victoriawe turn northward through Haro Strait. The view from the steamers deckis superb. Mount Baker, the noble Olympic range south of Victoria andacross Juan de Fuca Strait, hundreds of other peaks on the islands andthe mainland, and even distant Mount Rainier, when the atmosphere isexceeding