Along the Columbia River
Publisher: Wallace J. Miller
Published: 1890
Language: eng
Number of pages: 146
Subjects: Columbia River; Astoria; Mouth of the Columbia River; Columbia River Bar; headwaters; scenery; scenes; Rocky Mountains; traversed; canoe; Columbia River Islands; prairie; Snake River; tributary; Upper Columbia; Middle Columbia; Mt. Hood; Dalles; Mt. Adams; fishing; Cascade Locks; block house; Lower Columbia; Pillars of Hercules; Cape Horn; Pacific Northwest; Rooster Rock; Castle Rock; Beacon Rock; Oregon; Washington; woods; forest; farm; market gardening; stock farm; logging; lumber manufacturing; saw-mill; ships; towing; Holden, E.C; Astoria Chamber of Commerce; A. and S.C. Railway Co.; Welsh, James W.; salmon; Jewett, J.S.; cannery; Clinton, Nicholas; Daily and Weekly Astorian newspaper; I.W. Case Banking Company; Young and Lewis; real estate; Tongue Point; Wyatt, J.B.; Astoria Packing Company; salmon packing; Astoria Real Estate Company; Hawes, E.R.; Parker House; hotel; Oregon Land Company; Foard and Stokes; groceries; mercantile; Olsen, Martin; Elkstrom, H.; Astor House; Ross, Mrs. J.G.; The Jensen Can Filling Machine Company; Jensen, Mathias; Central Hotel; Holt and Company; Ayer and Porter; furniture; R.B. Power and Company; Stiegemeier and Plummer; Strauss, J.; Leinenweber and Goodenough; Arndt and Ferchen; Astoria Iron Works; G.B. and L. McEwan; G.A. Stinson and Company; blacksmith; Smokers' Resort; Coffinbury; Hahn, John; Franciscovich, C.; The Maison Dore; Astoria Bakery and Candy Factory; White House Corner; billiard hall; saloon; Bullack and Wilson; Leathers, Joseph F.; Dourel, Peter; Martin, Louis; Bowman, Mrs. Minnie; Damant and Sinnett; Liddicoat and Cribb; Sunnyside Saloon; Wallman, Mrs. E; Bergman, N.J.; Germania Beer Hall; Hess, J.; Chicago House; Giardinn, J; Indiana Paint Shop; Harris, Mrs. A.A.; Vancouver, WA; La Tourelle Falls; Pendleton; Walla Walla
Description: 112-page booklet with sepia-brown covers. On the front, the title is written in bold, curling font, and a waterfall is drawn coming out of the capital "C" in Columbia. It says that Wallace J. Miller is also the author of "Southwestern Washington." Size: 10.75" x 7.5."