Blacksnake (whip.) Bought by Collins A. Wallace of S. Sherlock & Co., Portland, 1858, and used by him in driving cattle and sheep to Portland for many years.
Tongs. Brought across the plains to Oregon from Indiana by Alfred Stanton in 1847, who located a short distance east of Salem. Donated by his daughter, Mrs. Olive Stanton Enright, Salem.
Medical Chest of the Civil War period. Was used by Gen. U. S. Grant, and taken to Fort Spokane soon after the Civil War was ended. Placed in the custody by Rev. Lewis Davies, Warren, Oregon.
MAPS AND CHARTS.
New Map of the Mining Regions of Oregon and Washington, Territory, by Alonzo Leland. 1863. Compiled from observations made in 1861 and 1862. Scale 24 miles to the inch. Litho. Of Britten & Rey, San Francisco. This map shows Mullan's wagon road from Walla Walla to Fort Benton; also all the wagon roads and Indian trails of that time east of the Cascade Mountains.
Map of Oregon Branch of the Pacific Railroad. Military camps and posts indicated. 1866.
Mitchell's Traveler's Guide through the United States, 1832, giving a map of the United States as it was at that time, with the canal and steamboat routes, stage or turnpike roads, tables of distances, lengths of railroads, finished or in progress—the longest was the Baltimore & Ohio, from Baltimore to Pittsburg, 250 miles—and a number of statistical tables. 16mo, Morocco. Compiled by J. H. Young. Published by S. Augustus Mitchell, Philadelphia. Map 17½×22.
Accompaniment to Mitchell's New Map of Texas, Oregon, and California, with the Regions adjoining. Philadelphia, 1846. 16mo, 38 pp. Descriptive text. Map 21×22½.
County and Township Map of Oregon. Published by J. K. Gill & Co., Portland, 1882. Size, 27½×30½.
Wardner, Idaho, and its Mines, Sketch of, in 1887, by J. T. Pickett, a son of Gen. George T. Pickett.
