IDAHO-Ranks sixth in gold, seventh in silver, twelfth in square miles, forty-third in miles of railway, forty-fifth in population. Population, 1880, 32,610. First settlement, by Americans, 1842. Organized as a Territory, 1863.

WASHINGTON-Ranks eighth in gold, seventeenth in square miles, forty-first in population, forty-second in miles of railway. Population, according

UTAH-Ranks third in silver, tenth in gold, eleventh in square miles, fifteenth in coal, thirty-fifth in miles of railway, thirty-eighth in population. First settlement, by Americans, at Salt Lake City, 1847. Organized as a Territory, 1850.

.$3,000

.$4 per day and 20 cents mileage

.$250 and fees

fees .$2,500 .$1,600 to 1,800

eighth in silver,
eleventh in gold,
nineteenth in
sheep, twenty-
second in cattle,
thirtieth in miles
of railroad, for-
tieth in popula-
tion. First settle-
ment, by the
Spaniards, at
Santa Fe, 1537.
Organized as ter-
ritory, 1850.

SALARIES OF
TERRITORIAL
OFFICERS -
Governor, $2,600;
Secretary, $1,800;
Treasurer, $1,000;
Auditor, $1,000;
Com. Immigra'n,
$900; Librarian,
$600; Ch'f Justice,
$3,000; 2 Associ'te
Justices, $3,000;
Senators and
Representatives,
$4 a day and 20c.
mileage; Collect-
or Internal Reve-
nue, $2,500; 2 Dep-
uty Collectors In-
Revenue,
$1,200 to $1,700;
Surveyor Gener'l,
$2,500; Translator
and Chief Clerk,
$2,000.

ternal

WYOMING

Ranks ninth in square miles,
twelfth in cattle, fourteenth
in gold, sixteenth in coal,
forty-fourth in miles of rail-
way, forty-sixth in popula-
tion. First settlement, by
Americans, 1867. Organ-D
ized as a Territory, 1868.

Salaries of Territorial
Officers.

Treasurer..$800 and comm'n

..$1,000

Supt. Public Instr'n... 400
Librarian

400

3,000

2 Associate Justices... 3,000

Senators and Repre's,

[$4 a day, 20c. mileage

Col. Inter. Rev........ .$2,000

2 Deputy Col. Int. Rev.

[$1,400 to 1,500

$2,600

1,800

2,500

2,000

Chief Draftsman...... 1,800

THE INDIAN TERRITORY was originally set apart as a reservation for peaceful tribes. Organized in 1834, but not under the same forms of government as the other Territories. The lands are held in common by the Indians, each being allowed to cultivate as much as desired, and whites can hold land only by marrying an Indian. Grazing and agriculture are the leading industries. Oklahoma was opened up to white settlers in 1889. Ranks eighteenth in square miles and forty-fifth in miles of railway.

Superintendent..

Physician..

MEXICO AND
CUBA.

The Republic of
Mexico comprises

twenty seven
States, a Federal
District and the
territory of Low-

er California.
Agriculture,
mining and stock
raising constitute

the principal in-
dustries. The cli-
mate in the ele-

vated interior is

mild and health-
ful, but along the

coast it is very

hot and pestilen-
tial. The Mexi-

cans

are a very mixed race,

about

one-tenth being
Creoles, descend-

ants of Spanish
colonists.