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DAKOTA, MONTANA, WYOMING, UTAH AND COLORADO.
southeastern to the northwestern portion, and westward ncarly to the Missouri River. The hasin of the Red River of the North, and that portion east of the Dakota River, are covered with grassy plains. The rest of the Territory is composed of high rolling prairie. Nearly all of the country is well watcred; in the western and northwestern parts there are excellent grazing lands,
Tho territorial government consists of a governor and secretary of state, appointed hy the President; and a treasurer, auditor, and superintendent of public instruction, elected by the people. The judiciary is composed of a supreme court, and three district courts, besides courts of probate in the settled counties. The Territory is rich iu minerals. Gold, silver, iron, copper, and coal exist in large quantities in the Black Hills in the southwest. A valuable pipe-stone quarry has been opened near the eastern border. In the north, near Devil's Lake, there are rich salt deposits.
The superintendent of public instruction is elected by the people for two years, and county superintendents are elected for the same period, Either of the officers mentioned may examine teachers,
In 1870 the total population was 14,181, of which 1,200 were Indians, and 9+ colored, The number of tribal Indians is estima- ted at 26,320,
Yankton is the capital of Dakota,
MONTANA.
THE Territory of Montana, organized in 1864, lies between lati- tudle 45deg. and 49deg. north, and longitude 104deg. and 116deg. west from Greenwich. It is bounded on the north hy the British possessions; east hy Dakota; south hy Dakota and Idaho; and west hy Idaho. It has an area of 143,776 square miles. The eastern part of the territory consists chiefly of rolling and elevated table-lands, and the western portion is mountainous with mauy beautiful and fertile valleys. In the sheltered valleys, and in the hasiu of Clarke's Fork, as well as in the southern por- tion generally, the climate is salubrious, but on the more elevated lands it is colder.
Until 1864, Montana was included in Idaho, At that time it was cut off, and given a separate territorial organization. The government consists of a governor, secretary, superintendent of Indian affairs, a chief justice and two associate justices, who are appointed by the President, and supported by the United States.
There are four or five principal gold-bearing regions on the Hell-Gate River, the Big-Hole Creek, and other tributaries of the Madison aud Jefferson rivers; on the Missouri, from the junction of the Three Forks to the mouth of Smith's or Deep River; and on the branches of the Yellowstone, east of Heleua. Silver is found in nearly all of the places mentioned. There are extensive deposits of copper and lead. Bituminous coal exists in abundance, and lignite is found in large quantities. Iron, gypsum, plumbago, antimony, arsenic, tin, tellurium, and cinnahar have also heeu met with. In numerous localities there are hot springs and geysers, chiefly, however, about the head-waters of the Madison River. The soil is said to he extremely fertile, and when cultivated makes almost incredible returns. Stock-raising is also profitable.
The principal towns are Helena, Virginia City, the capital, Deer Lodge, and Diamond City.
WYOMING.
THE Territory of Wyoming, organized in July, 1868, lies be- tween 41deg. and 45deg. north latitude, and 104deg, and 111deg. west longitude from Greenwich, and is hounded on the north by Montana; east hy Dakota and Nebraska; south by Col- orado and a portion of Utah; and west by Idaho and a portion of Utah, It has an area of 88,000 square miles. The face of tbe country is broken by several mountain ranges, outlying spurs of the Rocky Mountains, such as the Bighorn, Rattlesnake, and Wind River mountains, and also hy the main chain of the Rocky Moun- tains which traverse the Territory from northwest to southeast. It is, for the most part, an elevated and rolling plateau, hut the most of it is fertile and arahle soil though requiring irrigation. The valley of Bitter Creek, and the region of Bridgers Pass are barren and desolate tracts. The northern portion cousists of a series of fertile river valleys.
The government is composed of the regular territorial officers appointed by the President, and supported by the national treas- ury. In this Territory women are allowed to vote, sit on juries, and hold office.
Important gold mines have been discovered in the valley of the
Sweetwater, and in various other localities. The region in wbich the richest deposits are found extends from Fremont's Peak to the junction of the Grand and Green Rivers. A great impulse was given to the settlement of this Territory hy the building of the Pacific Railroad, which traverses it from east to west.
The cause of education is not in so prosperous a condition as could be wished, There are a territorial superintendent of publio instruction, and couuty superintendents, who examine teachers.
Cheyenne is the principal town of the Territory; it is on the railroad. Laramie is also a thriving town.
UTAH.
THE Territory of Utah lies between 37deg. and 42deg, north latitude, and between 109deg. and 114deg. west longitude; and is bounded on the north by the Territory of Idaho; east by Colorado; south by Arizona; and west by Nevada, It has an area of 88,058 square miles. Tbe Wahsateh mountain range tra- verses the center part of the Territory in a northern and southern direction. The portion of Utah lying west of this range forms part of the Great or Fremont Basin. This arid and sterile hasin has its own system of lakes and rivers, which have no communica- tion with the ocean, The Wabsatch mountains rise to an altitude of from 4,000 to 7,000 feet above the valleys and prairies. There are other mountain ranges in various parts of Utah, Great Salt Lake, lying northeast from the center of the Territory, is about seventy miles in length, aud thirty miles in width, and has no visible outlet. The saline property of this lake is so strong that no living thing can exist in it. By evaporation in hot weather, a thick incrustation of salt is deposited on its shores. There are several other lakes, but this is the most important. The principal rivers are the Colorado, Green, Grand, Sevier, and Bear.
Utah was organized in 1850 from the territory acquired from Mexico. Before the close of the Mexican war in 1847, the relig- ious sect known as the Mormons, who had been driven from Nauvoo, Illinois, hy mob violence, settled in the vicinity of Great Salt Lake, and there created an independent State with the name of Deseret, This was reduced to the condition of a Territory of the United States, by act of Congress, on the 9th of September, 1850, but the colony has retained its peculiar institutions to the present time. The governor and secretary are appointed by the President, and a legislature, consisting of 13 councillors and 26 representatives, is chosen by the people.
Rich silver mines exist in Utab, and iron, coal, and salt ahound, Tin and lead have been reported to bave heen found, The chief products are wheat, harley, rye, and Indian corn,
There is a territorial school superintendent, and county super- intendents elccted by the people for two years. The Territorial University has a normal department.
Salt Lake City is the only town in the Territory of any conse- quence. It is pleasantly situated on the shore of Great Salt Lake, and is the beadquarters of the Mormons, Ogden and Corinne are flourishing little towns.
COLORADO.
COLORADO, the twenty-fifth State admitted into the Union, lies between 37deg. and 41deg. north latitude, and 102deg. and 109deg. west longitude. It is bounded on the north by Dakota and Nebraska; east by Nebraska and Kansas; south by New Mexico; and west by Utah. It contains about 106,000 square miles. The face of the country is generally mountainous. Tbe Rocky Mountain range extends through the middle of the State north and south. Pike's Peak, one of the bigbest peaks of the range, rises to a height of 11,497 feet, near the center of the State. The summits of some of these peaks are covered with snow that never melts. The Arkansas River and the south fork of the Platte drain the castern portion of the State. The Yampa or Bear River, the Bunkara and the Gunnison rivers flow from the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. The Bunkara and Gunnison join in the western part of the State, and form the Grand River, a branch of the Colorada, The Rio Grande bas its source in Colorado, and runs in a southern direction.
The climate of Colorado is delightful and healthy, and the soil, where it can be cultivated, fertile. The mineral resources are immense, Gold was first discovered in 1858, and it has since been discovered that the deposits are practically inexhaustible, Some of the lodes are very rich. Silver, iron, copper, and lead
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13
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12
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12
14
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22
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22
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28
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23
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24
Cerros de Tocoloto
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Saguarry
Old Cal
Cerro Colorado MARIVACA DIS
Crittendeny
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SWISSHELM OIST.
25
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San Fon
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VLONI MULAS
26
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San Rafael
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27
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SCALE OF STATUTE MILES.
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18
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18
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20
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21
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27
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COLORADO
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RIVER
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10
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Old C.Coloradod
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24
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PEDROGOSA
MYS.
26
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28
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JUMPY
PELONCILLO
SANTA
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GALIURO MOUNTAINS
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PIERRAZYME LACAREY PRICE
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4
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BIG HORN MTS
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THANEORAS PLAIT
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MOUNTAINS
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54
5
BILL WILLIAMS FORK DIST.
CACTUS PLAIN
WEAVE
16
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BLACK CANONE RANGE
SANUP PLATEAU
PROSPLAT VALLEY
Aubrey
Calaracle
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Tiri-oph-bab Spring
RED.N
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EDAR FOREST"
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: Stocktoni RIO'Learys "Peak
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14
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thacription Spr.
formou
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10
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