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Wonders of Southern Utah

Improvement Era, vol. 12, no. 9, July 1909, p. 743

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folding panorama. Diamond Head loomed up in its majestic greatness, and the cocoanut trees, dimmed by the distance, the flashing surf breaking upon the reef, the remote valleys with their veils of verdure, Punch Bowl, seeming so low because of its great girth, all combined to make an enchanting first impres- sion, that we enjoy but once, and afterwards we may reflect while we remember it as a beautiful dream: "Islands fair,

Which lie like jewels on the Pacific deep, Fed by the Summer's suns and azure air."

Honolulu, H. I.

WONDERS OF SOUTHERN UTAH. northwest corner of sec. 7 Township Scene near the District of Henrieville, in the from the center of sec. 7. 37 South, and Range 3 West, looking northwest