Map shows the extent of the Chicago Great Western Railway, additional railroads, counties, waterways, cities and towns for Iowa, southern Minnesota, northern Missouri, south and central Wisconsin, north and central Illinois, and portions of South Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. Scale not given.

Map shows late nineteenth century Saint Paul and Minneapolis [verso] street names, parks, bridges, cemeteries, public institutions, stockyards, and steam, horse, and street railroads; bulls-eye circles center on downtown Saint Paul. Scale not given.

Map shows late nineteenth century Saint Paul and Minneapolis [verso]street names, parks, bridges, cemeteries, public institutions, stockyards, and steam, horse, and street railroads; bulls-eye circles center on downtown Saint Paul. Scale not given.

Map shows unnamed streets, section numbers A-G, block numbers 1-154, with some blocks divided into lots and colored in red. Scale not given.

Map shows late nineteenth century Minnesota counties, railroads, Native American lands, lakes, rivers, cities, and towns. Inset: [Cook County]. Relief shown by hachures. Scale [1:2,534,000].

Map shows street names, parks, ward boundaries, railroads, and street railways. Includes index, building illustrations, and text. Scale not given.

Map shows street names, railroads, streetcar lines, parks, cemeteries, and select buildings. Scale [ca. 1:42,240].

Map shows counties, military posts, towns, township grid, and tributaries noted in Zebulon Pike's expedition along the Upper Mississippi River. Includes notes and dates. Inset: "The Infant Mississippi or Cradled Hercules." Scale [ca. 1:563,200].

Map shows late nineteenth century Minnesota geography and routes of transportation. Inset: "North East Corner of Minnesota." Scale [1:760,320].

From preface: The preparation of this paper is due to the fact that the eruptive rocks occurring on Pigeon point, Minnesota, may be taken as types of similar eruptives found so widely spread over the Huronian and Keweenawan areas surrounding Lake Superior, and to the peculiar nature of the alteration these have superinduced in the fragmental rocks through which they have broken.

Report discussing the Russian thistle in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota; its growth habits; and methods for destroying it. A brief appendix of notable weeds in the region follows.

Postcard from the Brown Brothers Company to C. C. Cox requesting a reply regarding terms for "agents" of the company.

Letter from J. H. Cox to his brother C. C. Cox responding to a previous letter and discussing money. The envelope is included.

Letter from the S. H. Wood Produce Co. to C. C. Cox about a recent transaction.

The Monthly Market Letter from S. H. Produce Company for November, 1894, featuring news and advice on market investment.