RESOURCES.

The central portion of the county is a valley comprising 250,000

acres, about one-fourth of which is under irrigation, and has long

been noted for its prolific crops of hay and many herds of dairy

cows.

The foothills of the mountains have precious metals, coal and iron.

The streams abound in trout and much game is in the mountains.

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