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TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES. 



Nebraska, 735 ; New Mexico, 737 ; Utah, 737; 

 Washington, 738. 



VII. Arizona. Its climate and resources, 

 711; recent explorations,, 711 ; trade, 711 ; re- 

 moval of the capital, 711. Dakota. Its mining 

 interests, 711 ; the Indians of the Territory, 

 712 ; pipe-stone, 712 ; election, 712. Idaho. 

 Physical features and resources of the Terri- 

 tory, 712. Montana. Immigration, 712; cli- 

 mate and resources, 712 ; mining, 712 ; politics, 

 713. New Mexico, 713. Utah. Salt Lake 

 City, the new Temple, 713 ; the Tabernacle, 

 713. Washington, 713. 



VIII. Wyoming. Organized, 725. Arizona. 

 Surface of the country, 725 ; towns and 

 inhabitants, 726; elections, 720. Colorado. 

 Increased knowledge of the country, 726; 

 its surface, 726 ; mining interests, 726 ; elec- 

 tion, 726. Ddko ta. Growth, 726. Idaho. 

 Immigration, 726 ; mines, 726 ; counties, 726. 

 Montana. Population, 727 ; agriculture, 727 ; 

 transportation, 727. New Mexico. Mines, 727 ; 

 officers, 727. Utah. Nature of the soil, 727; 

 population, 727. Washington, 727. Wyoming. 

 Boundaries, 727; inhabitants, 727. Indian 

 Territory, 727. 



IX. Number, 667; emigration to the Ter- 

 ritories, 667 ; exploration of the Colorado Riv- 

 er, 667. Arizona. Area, 667 ; physical char- 

 acteristics, 667. Colorado. Area and popula- 

 tion, 667; counties, 667; progress of rail- 

 roads, 667; minerals, 668; agricultural produc- 

 tions, 668; live-stock, 668; dairy products, 



668. Dakota. Area and population, 668 ; 

 physical characteristics, 668 ; soil, 668 ; min- 

 erals, 668. Idaho. Area and population, 668 ; 

 climate, 668; rivers, 669; soil, 669; produc- 

 tions, 669 ; minerals, 669 ; railroad progress, 



669. Montana. Area ancf population, 669 ; 

 physical geography, 669; climate, 669; pro- 

 duction of gold and silver, 669 ; minerals, 669 ; 

 arable lands, 669 ; valuation of property, 669 ; 

 election of delegates to Congress, 669. New 

 Mexico. Area and population, 669; coun- 

 ties, 669; physical characteristics, 670; cli- 

 mate, 670 ; grape-culture, 670 ; minerals, 670. 

 Utah. Area and population, 670; the Great 

 Basin, 670 ; mountains and valleys, 670 ; min- 

 ing, 670 ; influence of the Pacific road, 670. 

 Washington. Area and population, 670 ; elec- 

 tion, 670; physical geography, 670; climate, 

 670 ; minerals, 671 ; exports 671. Wyoming. 

 Area and population, 671 ; first election, 671 ; 



government, 671; counties, 671; the advan- 

 tages of the situation of the Territory, 671. 



X. Alaska. Population, 710 ; resources, 

 710 ; movement for organization, 710 ; failure, 



710. Arizona. Population, 710; valuable 

 mines, 710 ; officers, 710. Colorado. Popula- 

 tion, 710; natural advantages, 711; political 

 canvass, 711 ; election, 711 ; woman suffrage, 



711. Dakota. Population, 711 ; school system, 

 711. Idaho. Officers, 711 ; population, 711; 

 mines, 711. Indian Territory. Population, 

 712; tribes, 712; constitution adopted, 712. 

 Montana. Principal towns, 712; population, 

 713 ; Indian depredations, 713 ; election, 713. 

 New Mexico. Population, 713; officers, 713; 

 resources, 713. Utah. Influences adverse to 

 the Mormons, 713 ; protest of the inhabitants 

 against the action of Congress, 713 ; other ob- 

 jections, 714; proclamation of the Governor, 

 714; decree of the court, 714; election, 714; 

 population, 714. Washington. Population, 

 714. 



XI. Organized and unorganized, 723. Alas- 

 ka. Cost of government, 723 ; products, 723 ; 

 population, 723. Arizona. Indian depreda- 

 tions, 723 ; persons killed and cattle stolen, 

 723 ; natural resources, 723 ; demands for pro- 

 tection, 724; census, 724. Colorado. Area* 

 724 ; acres cultivated, 724 ; product of mines, 

 724 ; returns from counties, 724 ; railroad 

 system, 725 ; springs, 725 ; schools, 725 ; 

 elections, 725; legislation, 725; census, 725. 

 District of Columbia. Act for the formation 

 of, 726 ; Legislature, 726 ; government offi- 

 cers. 726; financial condition, 726; census, 

 726. Dakota. Area, 726 ; officer?, 726 ; chil- 

 dren, 726 ; debt, 726 ; population, 726. Idaho. 

 Area, 726; expenses of government, 726; 

 officers, 726 ; mining, 726 ; population, 726. 

 Indian Territory. Inhabitants, 727; various 

 tribes, 727; schools, 727; institutions, 727; 

 government, 727; population, 727. Monta- 

 na. Climate, 727; inhabitants, 727; officers, 

 727; legislation, 727; railroads, 727; popula- 

 tion, 728. New Mexico. Area, 728 ; products 

 of mines, 728 ; government, 728 ; officers, 728 ; 

 parties, 728 ; expenditures, 728 ; census statis- 

 tics,^. Utah. Inhabitants, 729 ; attack on 

 the practice of polygamy, 729; opinion of 

 the court, 729 ; trials for adultery, 729 ; indict- 

 ments, 729; material interests, 729; Legisla- 

 tures, 729; census statistics, 730. Washing- 

 ton. Taxable property, 730 ; area, 730 ; lum- 



