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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-10

The loan of the famous dump cart No.
II was also show to be no loss to the city,
since the Sanitary company loaned carts
to the oity in return,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-11-10

New York Herald Claims To Have In
Lawyers Deny ANY Knowledge of the
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

- -N.sA rarns-tss amounted l.s- year 20
& 800 cages o. salr10-. having q commercial
x.,,,A % aeaus So eoa and -he coming
s..son n-o-ntses much larger pack. TIE
n...h,szhr-~~s here on Baker rsvsr Curing
ire pas. year 90 ire STATE 1sA hatchery
,-rs11 siso s-frusate ths fshlng business.
rs.fs industry already gives enpioyrrsut %
large NUMBERS Of .nec- ard with the wa
-e-s q. th@ szagst river and Puget sound
,.srrs-w -ttr ash ara -he vast stores e
-. North Pacific . draw from. 8. IL
oazab,e OF snan.te expansion
The Famous oss FIafs-
Of t.s sxr1calturzl lands SssEst county
nav vel bs proud. for in some respects Il
ia. Iarx 5-an regarded as IN. garden OF
90 ssats The la Coaner fats and Bea-
v.~ ars O1wnrsa marshes are famed for
.eatr rra-s1xsaas ysei5s Of hsy and oats,
ard fer wealth 0. soil and general p-cduc-
tsvensss .hey are excellei by no other Sec
ton. Particular attention Is also being
pad 20 dairyiag and frui, raising. for
vsnsrh tire county II well adapted. especial
nv The fertile islands that form the west
err portion % the county.
wfth Its diversity OF soil and climate. iss
wealth OF forest. fed, mine and ocean,
ana It's frcor1psrable natural position. who
car til Of The development the future
ves-s VIII bring TIE thriving towns ard
vf11zves the countless productive farms,
TIA husY mills and factories. the mining
cams ard fests % fishing boats AL
these await the touch OF capital ard the
hand o. the Industrious
E. p BARKER.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
SAN JUAN.

TEES % beauty. vz-et tr -hsr e'z. ard
s~o-t-4r IS Il rAe.- natural resources
ard zro1se-sTe-ess cot Tas Scsss1t stcrg
sRs Straits of guzz a. Fucg and Georgia
bav. ard make panorama o. picturesque
fSs--isres@ <sat "a unS.- sxsd il tns
wora1. gs<-e stands ce-n pose sau Ivan
county. ard ere s-g.s< OF rnsn are
nA1-s szn T1ar tsstsr Juan de Fucsl.
ss--z. Lo1es Saaw Ws1ron. Stew
ar Pake.sr ara D~eseu- San JEtsn
Is ira s4suf1sars fsss-1 eor ths possession
% which Great Britain ard ths United
s.srss ve-v nearly went 20 war. u was
ez-e q eont.rsior for some years. ara
eventually cs,41s3 Il favor OF tats CON-
try.
Good for Garden Truck.
TIE .or os these Islands n TIE valleys 70
-,-s-es-.asfv t,.zver marsh ard alder bot
tori. ianss whsos are Immensely p-ecac-
tive n cats barley. potatoes. 2sas sn6
hay. N. uzea6on lard yielding innsnss
crorss os ths best az hay year after year.
Also al kinds az garden truck yis5d finely,
s8eh as carrots. onions, bets and cab
hzxe. TIE upland g composed OF boulder
cay inte~rnlxe6 WIKI ssnS ard grave, ard
= best sdzcted 70 wheat. peas. rye. buck
wheat, clover. orchard ard rye grass ana
frst. ar G. whicA grow u perfection
These Islands are well adapted 70 stock
y2izt-g. and TIE farmers WHO N1fH tNN.s
attention to Il ars very successful With
cattle. horses and sheep. A good creamery
3. much NEEDED AZ Friday Hzroor, on san
Jnan island, and would pay well
This has been q prosperous season Ger
the farmers OF the county. They SECURED
their crops IN fine condition and ne high
prices oats and wheat brought makes them
feel greatly encouraged.
Our sol and climate are well adapted 10
the growing OF apples, pears. prunes.
pinrns. cherries and the small fruits.
Biackberries, raspberries. eurrants. 8oose-
berries and strawberries OF the very best
quality can be grown IN any quantity the
nlArksts demand.
The Salmon Cannerfes.
We navs the largest and bsst equipped
Nrns works west OF the Mississippi river,
ard can turn out all the lime needed for
the whole Pacific coast. The lmestons
auarries are OF immense proportions and
are or from e. 20 IS per cent. pure lime.
Mos. OF the limestone used BY the paper
mills and srnelters Of the western part OF
the state 10 from this county.
Our fisheries. which began less than four
years ago, are assuming immense proper
lions. The cannery located AZ Friday
Harbor last season put up over % coo cases
of salmon. OF the value OF between $4,000
and 900 X gives employment 20 from
forty 70 sixty white men and about eighty
Cinnamon. The Island Packing Company
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
SN0H0MISH.

In the northwestern par. Of the state Is
Snohomish county. thi~ty-stx miles wide
north and south. and lying between the
summit OF the Cascades and the Sound.
a distance east and west OF seventy
I'VE miles. First settled IN 1880 II
was constituted 3 county seat by an act
OF the territorial legislature of fseo-eI.
when There were but few families resid-
ing within IT, borders. Growth In popu-
lation was low. until during the SOS.
when its great resources attracted many
home-seekers from the East. During
the piping times from 1889 to 1893 the
growth was rapid. In these years tho
:, l. 5. & Z. II. r.. The e. d n. c. r. II.
and the Great Northern railway were
builr through !ts boundaries. and trans
formed the frontier into active settle
nents and commercial centsrs
The surface or the country - varied
Mountainous IA the eastern part. rather
low and marshy toward the Sound. with
large rolling surface OF hills and val
leys, heavily timberea. Intervening. ell
well watsred by the Snohon1ish and Stilia-
guanish rivers and their tributaries.
which flow through rich. fertile valleys
A Great Timber Belt.
The timber aroa OF the country 10 about
tao.e0 scres. and a conservative estimate
places thu amount OF commercial timber
standing at Is,70o.ooo 90 feet This con-
slsts o. fr. cedar spruce alder. Alaska
pine, larch. white pine, maple and cotton
wood. In earlier 6ays the great amount
- timber, it's access ls3Ilty and fair price
bad attracted labor and &c pltsi. at tbs
sSpsus. OF agricultural and other pur-
suits But Of late years the farming
taEd OF the county has greatly increased
IN exteat- and dairyinE is row reesiving
a great deal OF attention There are al
ready Tires prosperous rrNarnerf.s IN the
Coputy. with the prospect Of two mere
during the coming season.
~ The same tine numbering n not suf-
<sring WITH the excellent facilities for
reaching ths markets o. the world bv tire
asa 81 fear railroads. with sa extent OF
l81 mHas % track IN the e1nSty: the sns-
h-u 81 river ard SIS tributaries. navign bic
Gar over 10 miles. ard a por1 q entry and
desp-seA barber 81 Everett. ire rnanufAe-
tare % shingles and lu0sber is constantly
ou she Increase. There are az preseaE
terty-thros mills IN operation N ths
county cutting . million and a half CO
shingles and s31.ea feet 90 lumber per
day. while several great lcEesnE camps
are supplying miIlians &C feet Of logs %
cuta5s mills every uaoata-
Can3tal has been attracted BY the great
natural resources. and a paper raII. bs~ge
works nail WORKS and shelter have baea
6a.lg and are Ia operation At Everess. and
a concentration VITA 8 eapscsty OF 80 tens
80 ore a day has been built a. Monte
Crisgo.
waite }lnabsrsnE. agriculture ard F1anu-
factwrlng are great factors IA the eounty's
srgNrzh and wealth. yes thszs csmsin~d
interests are destined 30 he cstssrappeS
by IAe products % tie great mines u tie
eastern p2vs4oa OF the county. TIE n1iD-
taS territory - twenty nslgSs wk2s and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
SKAMANIA.

Viewed from ne Columbia river, sEanna-
MA county presents a rugged ana mount
s,nou. appearances, and one .e ap. 20 re-
ce.ye the impression that the county
Is simply mass OF mountains and
CANYONS. II Is true that . large por-
ION OF A. Is very mountainous. yet IN
among these mountains are 20 be found
valleys OF exceeding fertility. ranging In
width from one 20 ten miles and reaching
back far into the interior. These are most
ly tributary 20 the Columbia river. This
southwestern part OF the county Is COM
paratsvely level and is the oldest settled.
Here numerous fine farms are TO be found.
A large quantity OF this land Il open TO
settlement.
ska-nan.a county has forty miles Of wa
ter front on the Columbia river, and ths
recent opening Of the Cascade locks will
prove q great benefit, more especially TO
the eastern portion Of the county, Afford
ing better facilities for reaching the mar
kets. Portland and The Dalles are the
principal marketing points. and the main
shiprnents are farm produce, live stock.
hay. fruit. fish. etc. An extensive trade is
also carried on IN lumber, logs. cedar
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shirty-Ssx miles long. ara ssvs:ea s-so
tss following districts. Monte Crfsso.
sssFeFsfn r Troublesome. Goat raka Silver
creek, Sultan basin ard Deer creek Ira
c-ss require smelling. ard vary IL. char
actsr with the nature CT sns enclosing
rockA
Progress OF Mining.
efncs January ]. 1874 tlssrs have been
= mining locations fled IN me auditor 5
o1iee This. added 70 the locations OF
former years MAKES nearly $50 mining
clAtrss now located IN Snohon1lsh county.
The nlcst extensive opera tions are e the
Monte Crtsto district. where the Ncnts
Crfsto Company mas invested 81 Co go.
In the mines owned by this company ard
worked for the past four years = has
been demonstrated that the ore bottles are
large and continuous: that they run down
and increase in value with depth. and
money invested The ore IN the various
cascsScrs wares n value from S. 10 s. 90
Per tn Various other extensive prop
critics VIII 20 pushed 20 active operation
this coming spring An Eastern synGi-
catst representing . capital OF SO Go 90.
has Just purchased extensive interests IN
Siiverton district. paying for one group
% mines sz5o coo
Placer mining has been carried on IN
= crude way On the Sultan river. and
sito,ssa in gold dust has been taken out
Many Thriving Towns.
snchomLsh county has a numhsr OF
foarishing cities and towns. sneho.nixn
City is the county seat. with n nopula-
ton % 25oo u Is aavantasseusiy stu
atsd on the river. has three railroads. and
IS well adapted 10 become tbs bass OF
supplies for the great mining districts.
Everett is the largest city. with popula-
ticn Of SEQ. II is situated on tho Sound,
with q me harbor. and a fresb-water
haroor is now under construction. Ever
EFT promises TO be q great manufacturing
and shipping center. Other towns In the
county are Lowell. Monroe, Index. Sultan,
Galena. Edmonds. Mukllteo, Marysyille.
Stanwood, Florence. Machies. Hartford.
Getcheil, Arlington, Hailer City. Granite
Fails. Silverton, Monte Cristo and AIaltby.
The population OF the county IS about
17e00. There are 44s miles OF constructed
and graded wagon road IN the county,
and every stream Is spanned with sub
stantial bridges; SIS. 900 acres have been
surveyed and the taxable property in
1896 amounted to s.. 2es. 7s2
G. w. GoRHAM
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found n a.senr-s.s rear wfk~~e- so q.
other places lr Pierce ecur-v
fsr17srs lands IN Pi@ru. cou1sv can Dc
purchased a. fne present tine a. very low
figures. \ saasb~r OF farmers n sae r~a-
y&liup valley. fzmea FOR - rs-nrees aa1
PTed actiTsnsss. are Possessed CT more
lard Tran tssy can 80 II sr1 r. c.
p2rtu5-tsss for settlers we're never 60 at
frastivs as 81 present Ga .hs sAore~ Q,
F1gss soss5d there are rnz1y srsAA
ranches anzzr a high state o< cultivation
here t1s farmer hzA access 10 s2sa axh
cams and oysters OF rs sound whseh
together win grouse, quail. veusson ard
other game n quantities - mad. 70 vary
ths ss0nosony CT farm fare where the
cr~aar1e blossom are 70 ~ koun1 ararss.
an1 Washington honey - pronounced 81
psrlcr 20 any produced anywEssrs ca shs
Pacific coast.
The City of Tscoma-
Tacoma. the county seat OF Pssrce oossr-
~ - TIE second city 81 s.zs 81 ere state
81 washington X Is admirably and pc
furesqsesy situated on <ae shores OF cora-
EnencerneaI bay. one % tAs finest harcors
CT Puget sound It's population IT gssE
estimated on TIE school census - aooalf
t9.eos. IL "a tas western terminus OF the
Northern Pae.fc razSaaay ard the sssteTa
terminus Of the Northern Pae.ae Steam
sAip conspsny's line from CANA and japan
70 Skl& L9ss&a EkA[e9s
AZ Tacoma are ioca.se tho chses ter
raanal improvements OF ths Eo-<hsrn Pa
eisic railway or the Pactfsc coast. snclud-
sns soEr~story brick and stoas head
quarters buiiding. maca.ns ard carIbulIe-
ing shops, employing over 90 men ara
ocean AID Sound fFe.gut sheds ard ware
nosisss- Al Ql1artsrnaxter har0or, d.
saat seven mites from the city s. located
Tine noaE-Hg drydock cap&ols Of .ittixg
the largest vessels
Tacoma IL one OF the leading lumber
manufacturing citles on me Pacific coast.
In issS the output OF the mills OF this city
was larger than al any place on Puget
sound. Tns output OF lumber from the
mills OF Tacoma for 1895 was IA round
numbers a little over 10000. 90 feet. be-
sides large amount o. shingles. The
saHnsiis on Commencement bay number
ak. with q capacity OF s5e9 feet per day
FACTORIES employing = large number OF
hands ara engagsG IN the mannfacturs In
Tacoma OF the following articles; Broons.
matches, castings. bar iron. forg!nRs. car
wheels, machinery. schooners and yachts.
woodenware Of all kinds. soap. boxes, fur
niturs. rnAttresses. wooden cloths, bian-
kets. baking powder, specs. savorlng ak
tracts. vinegar, rolled oats and other GER
cal products. syrup. candy, horseradlsh,
mustard. lard smoked and picked meats,
patent medicines, druggists speciaitfes.
furs, shirts. saddles. harness. trunks.
roofing and cornice work, cigars, tobacco.
wagons, carriages, sails, tents. awnings,
fish nets and electrical goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03
WAHKIAKUM.

This - ore % sGs smallest counties IN
ne state. having Ahout 1880 acres OF
lard. Il s. bounded on she noxaa BY Pacific
ard Lewis counties. on ne south by Co
b4fnhsA river, on Sh+eh * has a xAssr
frontage os - miles ca ire EAST BY Cow
gNz county ard on re west By Pscsae
oosfnfy. IRE upian3s are covered by aense
sorss1s q valuable TIMBER. consisting OF
Y@iz1w ar. IsFcn. eaEars SrYuce ard hem
Isek- Its present trzBspgrtssfon facilities
SO snssreiy - steamers EsY.ng on IA. Co
laz1sa.a river. no raiirsAd having az yet
ussresrased tie cor1fv. Nearly tire whole
area namely 1855 acres Is takaa up an
der sns various lard s4ws. OF which q 81
4ersz IS by Eae state ard Z. 81 ~ sae
northern Pae Sc railroad.
Tne px.ncspz1 industry - fAanlzg. wz2.ca
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for all OF the country lying between
the Rocky mountains and the Cas-
cads range, including Eastern Wash
sngon. Northern Idaho and portion
OF British Columbia II includes radius
OF about $50 miles in every direction from
Spokane. II Is here that center the main
lines OF the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern transconttnental railroads: the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company's
road giving connection TO the south with
the Union Pacific; the Spokane Falls &,
Northern railroad, giving connection to
the north with the Canadian Pacific; and
from this point also diverge the Spokane
& Palouse. the Spokane a Idaho. and the
Central Washington branches or thu
Northern Pacific
This metropolis OF a rich and rapidly ds-
veloping region Is wen-built city, with
fine streets. handsome bridges, e beautiful
park, with electric lighting and bounti-
ful supply OF pure water The public
buildings are better enthusiastically than
most OF those OF the Northwest. and the
brick school houses in every part Of the
city are models of perfect construction.
The last has been prosperous year for
Spokane, the bank clearances showing an
average increase IN business OF over IS par
cent, and 800 new homes were erected
during the months OF October and Noven-
Der.
Mines Make Good Markets.
|. Much OF this prosperity IS due TO the
largely Increased activity in the mining
regions tributary to Spokane. ard some 10
the building OF the Northern Pacific car
shops, the location by the war department
az an army post near the city, and the ex-
pansion os the great Touring mills by rea-
son OF the recent opening OF the markets
Of the Orient and the large shipments Of
No1yr IN that dEraetian
The horticultural interests OF Spokane
county have during the past few years.
made rapid strides. and IL IS today heavy
producer OF spples, pears, piuus. prunes.
cherries and all kinds OF small fruits. for
which Their. is az ell times ready market
In Spokane and in the mining districts.
It's annual fruit fair last autumn proved
that for size. flavor, color and general ex-
eelence Spokane county fruit can scarcely
be surpassed
One great feature OF this fruit fair was
the immense exhibition made there OF ores
OF the famous Trail Creek ard other mines
contiguous. and the annual meeting Of the
Northwest Msning Association held in con-
nectsou with It. These two combined
probably did more TO make known the
vast mineral wealth OF he surrounding
territory than anything before attempted.
The county has a rainfall snple 20 In
sur. good CROPS. and irrigation - not need
81 IN any part. Il has an srea OF i.ens
squars miles ard IL or the easteriy ter OF
the state, adjoining Idaho. Part OF q fs in
the Paseuse valley and part IL the Big
BEND. TIE Paiorss ana the Big Bend
countries form an area 30 vast IN proper
ions and 90 rsch IN ell predictions OF the
sosi. particularly cereals. hat he whole IS
known SIS thu Inland Empire, OF which
Spokane city r. ths natural centsF, and ao-
seros thesr great trade.
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poles. piling. fencing posts and cordwood.
Climatic and soil conditions are very
favorable 70 fruit culture and particularly
to apples. pears and prunes.
TINS fishing industry is one Of consider
able importance and II - an interesting
sight 20 see the fish wheels at work at the
cascades during the season. Seventeen
miles above the cascades the United States
fish commission has established q hatch
cry for the propagation OF salmon
Numerous deposits Of gold. silver, iron.
copper. coal and other minerals have been
discovered during the past year. and sew
eral OF the mining districts OF the county
are attracting considerable attention. The
year 1897 VIII be one OF great activity IN
the development OF these mining claims.
The forests OF valuable timber-hr. pine,
cedar and larch--ars extensive, and ium-
hernen are discovering their merits.
The climate is similar 10 that OF Western
Washington. with about the Same amount
OF rainfall. except in the extreme eastern
part, which has less.
GEORGE w. FISHER
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wEsrER,s uosPrrAL ToR THn INSANE FORT sTEILAcooM.

is now clearing ground for large additional
buildings and expects 10 double Its output
next season. The three large canneries
that have been butt at Anacortes recently
expect 70 catch their fish IN the waters OF
this county and have erected many traps
at large expense The herring fisheries
are also a source OF considerable income 20
those engaged IN the business. and this In
custry might be largely increased. An
other branch OF the fish industry not yet
touched Is the canning OF sardines. The
bays and sounds are, from two TO three
months of each year. swarining with these
little fish. which might be caught by ths
ton n any one would start the business.
We have a beat daily. except Sunday.
each way. which gives Us daily mail both
ways. ard carries our products 20 Seattle
and Whatcom. JOHN L. BLAIR
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PACIFIC.

1. a. sr.rsme southwestern corner %
.s,ts "a Pacific county, washed by thu
e.-se ocean on the wesi and ~ the Co
-. ryor along half OF It's southern
80 Wahklakgm being on the other
- - nat border. Lewis on the east and
-. 90 on tie north. II has q total area
!. - - acres. OF which 1851 are taken
J. srssr The land laws. 81 .07e BY ths state
- "a - BY ths Northern Pacific rail-
ISL
-. running north from the Columbia
- enclosing Wiaapa bay, into which
a. asne rivers, most OF them being tidal
1913 and along whose shores are for
=. - timber unsurpassed IN quality and
.s.sts.y. The SOL OF the valleys OF these
,ysasss !, very rich and produces Ia ab1n-
s.sss All the fruits and vegetables COM
~ 70 <se western part OF the state. and
! Especially adapted 20 hop culture and
Alsyisg.
M.spa bar has many thousands Of
No. devoted 20 and capable of oyster cui-
r~A The principal market 10 San Fran
sss o which place steamer load In
G.sp4c fortn!ghtiy during the season The
,xsrs sndsayors OF the federal govern
sat 70 propagats Eastern oysters In
nsss waters has been pronounced success
n Bsy Center, town OF about 200 per-
-. Il the headquarters for This valuabss
zsstfy.
saarson are caught IN abundance IN will
"a. Aarbor and the Columbia river and
- ssasr canned at the four eanneTies IN
IN ecgnsy or shipped 10 Astoria, Or. The
u product In 1886. according 10 the sta
tsrssi report Of Secretary of State Price.
VS. TIA cases of salmon. 1900 sacks OF
sssss. g.oao worth OF clans and crabs
I'd IS tors OF fresh flsh. the fishing indus
81 smps5y.nr $50 persons.
TAs w.ole land area above tide hns was
,amayily heavily timbered ana only along
~ Streams OF s4.s principal vsljays has
"a ssssler made any advance in clearing
" cultivation. The timber consssts
Arsy OF FIR. spruce. cedar and hemlock.
estimated thai there Is standing
vfshsn TIE county 1900 COZ. 900 feet or good
tns<r. nearly az Of which Is accessible
n lie ordinary process OF handling.
ssseessfal cranberry culture Is carried
q more extensively on the peninsula In
~ v.clafty Of Long Beach than elsewhere
a Is Northwest. during the past two
yar many acres IA the willapA valley
AVE esen devoted TO hop culture This
has paseed the experimental stage and is
~ regarded as one of the permanent In
.srsss
sssth Bend Is thu county seat and the
rts< o. the humber industry. The other
nsas are hwaeo. on tho Columbia river.
seG she ehief eeater OF the fishing indus
~. Knsppton or the Columbia river. snn-
nHs % wllapa BAY. Frances and Ls-
an stw tewns on the Northern Pacific
fss.oad
Branch Of shs Northern Pacific rail
fta szlesAs from Centralia through the
xsnsy . South Bend and steamers run
k'es 70 San Francisco and make datsy
~ snens all Willaps harbor points.
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STEVENS.

Mining Is rhs greatest industrial feature
Of stevens county. snc ths abundance
81 ne mineral wealth OF tae county
cannot be estimated IN that portion
~ shs county not included IN the Col
vile Indian reservation mining has
bsen carried on for more thaa ten
wears TIE placer mines along the
f-aF,lrubfs river have yie.1ed literally
in god, bat quartz mining has been ths
s-,,re~ 81 the greatest supply OF wealth 81
silver. copper and Lead. The cd Dom n
son az Co.viTs. tns Paaauxz ard the
Ycrs-x America. CT Eosseurg: Tire Coppsr
c,seen and The Eagle. o. Csewsiah, and
- Cleveland ard Deer Trail No. 2 o..
C.aaarwsgss. have been steady producers
The lsst-nanei property - only a year
oys sE9t IL paving dsvA1sas1s a. TIE rate o..
&. co per month. There are a2so E2E1y
smaller properties hat ARE p-ucucers in q
moderate way
In the reservation psrticn 90 the county
aiming 10 yss In as infancy. BIT II Ia vas.