RESOURCES.

The bulk of the resources of this county are yet dormant. The mountains

are full of minerals; timber is abundant; grassy hillsides are

tempting to the sheep and cattle, while the soil is rich, and when

tilled will be found to produce excellent crops. The county has

a fine future for wealth from all these sources, and, while the

mines are

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first to be made productive, without doubt the fruits and cereals

will come into their own in time and furnish much of its wealth.

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