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very doors in the shape of huge bricks of bullion brought down from Idaho to Portland, Oregon, and shipped from that point by ocean-steamers, and which could not possibly have come from Washoe or Reese River by that <b>tiffany jewelry route, has very gracefully " caved in," and now acknowledges the mineral wealth of our Territory, and is making <b>nike store  ample amends for its former seeming incredulity, by publishing established facts. As Idaho is a terra incognita to the people of the Atlantic seaboard, it may be well to state briefly some few facts incident to the discovery of the precious metals in <b>Nike Shox the Territory.

 This may date back to 1853, the year of the Northern Pacific Railroad Exploration and Survey, conducted by Governor (late General) Isaac I. Stevens. In traversing the vast region of country, then all embraced within the boundaries of the Territory of Washington, and lying between the Rocky Mountains and the <b>Nike outlet  waters of Puget Sound, and drained by the great Columbia and its tributaries, the exploring party discovered gold in the beds of small streams at various points. A <b>tiffany and co year later, the late General F. W. Lander, who was connected with the <b>discount pandora jewelry  railroad surveys of Gov.

 Stevens, as <b>pandora bracelets  chief civil engineer, conceived the idea of an exploration from the Dalles of the Columbia, striking diagonally across <b>pandora Charms on sale  the lines of the main surveys, passing through the region of country between the 46  parallel and the southern boundary-line of the Territory, and entering the Rocky Mountain region, by crossing the Malade and Upper Snake River, and Sublett's cut-off between the "Old Crater" and the Wahsatch Mountains to Fort Bridger, for the purpose of examining the passes in that direction, with a view to the construction of a branch railroad from the California line of survey to the navigable waters of the Columbia. In making this reconnoissance, General <b>tiffany outlet Lander noticed the same indications of gold over the line of his march west of the Mountains, as were noticed by the party making the main surveys the year previous.