RESOURCES.

The chief resource of the county is in its timber and lumber, yet

its mineral and agricultural wealth is becoming better known and

appreciated yearly. The fruit raised in its valleys is of excellent

flavor, early in season, and the soil is generous in its yield.

Splendid pasturage in the foothills encourages stock-raising, and

fishing in the Columbia river is profitably followed by some of

the citizens.

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