...chapter of the work. The facts are mentioned with regard to the former wide limits of existing lakes between the Sierra Nevada and the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, and of many others now dried up, and others from other regions on the western part of the continent...

...conditions of sediments which form the substructure of that country. Over the great mineral belt which lies between the Sierra Nevada and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, and extends not only across the whole breadth of our territory, but far into Mexico, the surface was...

...rocks, its material could not have been derived from them.] "Over the great mineral belt which lies between the Sierra Nevada and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, and extends not only across the whole breadth of that region, but far into Mexico, the surface was...

...the more or less resinous herbage of plants of the sunflower family. In the Great Basin region lying between the Sierra Nevada and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, there are, aside from the grasses, numerous herbaceous and shrubby plants that afford valuable pasturage...

...the more or less resinous herbage of plants of the sunflower family. In the Great Basin region, lying between the Sierra Nevada and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, there are, aside from the grasses, numerous herbaceous and shrubby plants that afford valuable pasturage...

...the more or less resinous herbage of plants of Ihe sunflower family. In the Great Basin region, lying between the Sierra Nevada and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, there are. aside from the grasses, numerous herbaceous and shrubby plants that afford valuable pasturage...

...the more or less resinous herbage of plants of the sunflower family. In the Great Basin region, lying between the Sierra Nevada and the front range of the Rocky Mountains, there are, aside from the grasses, numerous herbaceous and shrubby plants that afford valuable pasturage...

...progress of life on the globe. 4. Reports of the United States Exploration of the 40th parallel, CLABENCE KING, Geologist in charge. Submitted to the Chief...for delivery. Volume ii, contains the "Descriptive Geology" by ARNOLD HAGUK and SF KMMONS ; it is an octavo volume of 890 pages and is illustrated by...

...the Uinta Mountains." They are preceded in the volume by a brief topographical account of the region between the Sierra Nevada and the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains, and having for its northern boundary, as at present understood, the North Platte and its proper upper...