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Title: Campbell's new revised third edition complete guide and descriptive book of the Yellowstone Park
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: Campbell, Reau
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Publisher: Chicago : H.E. Klamer
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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may not be pro-vided, all refuse mustbe hidden where itwill not be offensiveto the eye. (4) Bicycles.—The greatest caremust be exercisedby persons usingbicycles. On meet-ing a team, the ridermust stop and standat side of road be-tween the bicycleand the team—theouter side of theroad if on a grade orcurve. In passing ateam from the rear,the rider shouldlearn from the driverif his horses areliable to frighten, inwhich case the drivershould halt and therider dismount andwalk past, keepingbetween the bicycleand the team. (5) Fishing.—Allfish less than 6 inchesin length should atonce be returned tothe water with theleast damage possibleto the fish. No oneperson shall catchmore than twenty-five fish in one day. (6) Dogs. — Dogsand cats are not per-mitted in the park. (7) Grazing Ani-mals.—Only animalsactually in use forpurposes of trans-portation throughthe park may begrazed in the vicinityof the camps. Theywill not be allowedto run over any ofthe formations, nornear to any of the
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on tower creek. 89 geysers or hot springs; neither will they be allowed to run loose within 100 feet of the roads. (8) Hotels.—All tourists traveling with the authorized transportationcompanies, whether holding hotel coupons or paying cash, are allowed theprivilege of extending their visit in the park at any of the hotels withoutextra charge for transportation. However, twenty-four hours notice mustbe given to the managers of the transportation companies for reservationsin other coaches. (9) Boat Trip on Yellowstone Lake.—The excursion boat on Yellow-stone Lake plying between the Lake Hotel and the Thumb Lunch Station atthe West Bay is not a part of the regular transportation of the park, and anextra charge is made by the boat company for this service. (10) Driving on Roads of Park.—(a) Drivers of vehicles of any descrip-tion, when overtaken by other vehicles traveling at a faster rate of speed, shall,if requested to do so, turn out and give the latter free and unobstructedIpass

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