INDEX

INDEX TO VOL. IV.

Abbott, Captain, [237].
Abbott, L. G., [365].
Abrams, W. P., [60].
Abrams, C., [63].
Academy, Bishop Scott's, opened, [66].
Academy, St. Mary's, opened, [66].
Adair, Col. John, first collector customs at Astoria, [134], [135].
Adams, Henry, wrote history of United States, [7].
Adams, Emma H., [342].
Adams, W. L., [365].
Affleck & Gunn, publishers of Puget Sound Courier, [372].
Agriculture in United States, table of, [118].
Agriculture, [118]-[122]; values, table of, [121].
Aiken, ——, [139].
Albert, Mrs. John H., [394].
Allen, Capt. B. F., wounded, [234].
Allen and Lewis, [197].
Allen, ——, [353].
Allen, George T., [265].
"All Over Oregon and Washington"; purpose of, [317].
Alta California, The, [376].
Alvarez, ——, consul at Santa Fé, [272].
Alvarado, Governor of California under Mexican rule, [311].
Alvord, General, [105].
Anderson, E. K., [229].
Angne [Augur?], Captain, [237].
Ankeny, Captain, [196].
American Antiquarian Society, [309].
Applegate, Jesse, [106], [390].
Argonaut, The San Francisco, [292].
Argus, The Puget Sound, [373].
Armstrong, Pleasant, [234].
Arundel, Harcourt T., employed by Bancroft, [303].
Astoria and Columbia River Railroad Company, [146].
Astoria and Willamette Barge Company, [136].
Astoria, Social and Economic History of, by Alfred A. Cleveland, [130].
Astor, John Jacob, [8], [9], [131].
Astorian, The, [28], [29], [30], [138]; quotation from, [141], [142], [143].
Atkinson, John, [365].
"Atlantis Arisen," revision of "All Over Oregon and Washington," [317].
Augur, General, [105].

Babcock, Doctor, supreme judge of Oregon Territory, [285].
Badollet, and Company, [140].
Bagley, Clarence B., pioneer papers of Puget Sound, [365], [371], [377], [378], [379]; business manager Courier, [381]; owner and publisher Echo, [382].
Ball, John, teacher, [265].
Bailey, Doctor, [230]; governor Oregon Territory, 1845, [285].
Bailey, W. E., purchased the Press, [383]; purchased the Times, [384].
Baker, Colonel E. D., candidate for United States senator, [72], [93]; elected United States senator, [94], [99]; mustered into service, [101]; reply to Breckinridge, [102]; death of, [103].
Baker, Florence E., [84].
Baker and Boyer, [195].
Baker, D. S. & Company, [195].
Baker, Dr. D. S., the pioneer railroad builder, sketch of life, [195], [196], [197], [198], [199], [200].
Baker Mills, The, [217].
Baltimore, J. M., [365].
Bancroft Pacific States Publications: The origin and authorship of, A History of A History, by William Alfred Morris, [289].
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, "The Macaulay of the West," [292]; a sketch of early life and of growth of history project, [296]; first venture as a literary man, [301]; fame as historical writer, [310]; method of collecting material, [324]; three leading objects kept in mind in preparation of histories, [328]; plan for works, [335]; not a great American historical writer, [337]; errors in works, [358].
Bancroft, H. H. & Company, firm of, organized, [297].
Bancroft's histories, vastness of the enterprise, [289]; not all his own work, [291]; parts written by assistants, [330].
Barclay, Mrs. Dr., [264].
Barclay, Doctor, [265].
Barnes, Mary Sheldon, [362].
Barnes, Edward, [230].
Barron, Major, [229].
Bates, Alfred, employed by Bancroft, [325], [363]; sketch of life, [331].
Bausman, W., and Company, printers, of Northern Light, [372].
Beacon, The, [382].
Berry, A. M., first printer on the Oregonian, [370].
Berry, Pamelia Ann, [249].
Bent, Charles, [272].
Benton, Senator, [91], [157].
Bewley, F. M., [390].
Black, Capt. H. M., [99].
Blair, J. I., [248].
Besserer, Charles, [365].
Bidwell, Major, [222], [223].
"Blue Book, The Big," name for Iowa code of laws, [188].
"Blue Book, The Little," [188].
Bigelow, Daniel R., elected commissioner to draft code of laws for Oregon, [190], [191], [192].
Bernie, James, [132], [265].
Blakeley, James, [74].
Blanchet, Archbishop, [66], [269].
Blethen, Col. A. J., purchased The Times, [385].
Boelling, V., [22], [32].
Boardman, John, letter from, [276].
Boise, Reuben P., [167]; elected commissioner to draft code of laws for Oregon, [190]; elected state representative, [192], [194].
Bonneville, Captain, [359].
Boon, John L., [104].
Booth, A., & Company, [140].
Bohttink, Professor, [319].
Bowman, Amos, employed by Bancroft, [314].
Border Ruffians, [42].
Bosquetti, librarian for Bancroft, [299].
Boyer, John F., [195], [196].
Boyle, ——, [145].
Breckinridge, John C., nominated for president, [94], [101].
Breitenbush, John, [248].
Bridger, Jim, [113].
Brotchie, Captain, [265].
Brooks, John P., [390].
Brosset, M., [319].
Brown, ——, [26].
Brown, Miss, teacher, [29].
Brown, John, [42].
Brown, Hugh, founder of Brownsville, [74].
Brown, F. M., [74].
Brown, Beriah, [365], [372]; editor Puget Sound Dispatch, [377]; publisher Puget Sound Dispatch, [379].
Brown, J. Henry, employed by Bancroft, [314].
Buchanan, Lieutenant Colonel, [99], [237], [238].
Buchanan, President, [126].
Buffalo Historical Society, [309].
Bulletin, The, [317], [369].
Burnett, Peter H., [11], [78], [256], [271]; letters of taken from Ohio Statesman and St. Louis Reporter, [180].
Burnett, John, [365].
Bush, Asahel, territorial printer, [192], [193], [365]; editor Oregon Statesman, [370].
Burke, Thomas, [379].
Butler, Hillory, [378].
Butler, Henry, [104].
Butterfield, John, [126].
Byers, ——, founder Rocky Mountain News, [327].

Calapooia, The Upper, by George O. Goodall, [70].
Call and Daily Press consolidated, [383].
California Pioneers, Society of, [294], [351].
California material, how collected by Bancroft, [311].
Californian, The, pioneer paper of California, [376].
Campbell, John G., [390].
Carey, Alice and Phœbe, [315].
Carson, Kit, [230], [239].
Carter, Miss Julia, [64].
Carter, ——, [232].
Cartwright, Charlotte Moffett, Glimpses of Early Days in Oregon, [69].
Carey, ——, [393].
Case, Hon. Wm. M., [244].
Casey, General, [105].
Cavalry, The First Oregon, recruited, [100], [103].
Cavender, A. B., [74].
Cavendish, McDonald and, [74].
Cavanaugh, Thomas H., purchased Courier, [381].
Cerruti, Enrique, employed by Bancroft, [311].
Chamberlain, Governor George E., [12].
Chamberlain, A., state representative, [389].
Chapman Code, The, [186], [188], [190].
Chapman, Hon. W. W., [186].
Chittenden, Captain, the American Fur Trade in the Far West (quoted), [6], [9].
Chronicle, The San Francisco, [293].
Chronicles of the Builders of the Commonwealth, plan of, [334].
Clark, George Rogers, proposed expedition of, [5].
Clark, Harvey, [59].
Clark, ——, [167].
Clark, Ransom, [390].
Clarke, S. A., The Montures on French Prairie, [265], [268], [365].
Clay, Henry, [273].
Cleveland, Alfred A., The Educational History of Astoria, Oregon, [21].
Cleveland, Alfred A., The Social and Economic History of Astoria, [130].
Clugage, James and Poole, located first mining claim in Southern Oregon, [229].
Coffin, Stephen, [65].
Columbia River, discovery of, [5].
Columbian, The, pioneer newspaper north of the Columbia River, [372], [376].
Colvig, Hon. Wm. H., Indian Wars of Southern Oregon, [227].
Colvig, Dr. Wm. L., [227], [228], [230].
Collins, John, [385].
Commerce, [123].
Cone, Aaron, [252].
Cone, Anson Sterling, [251].
Cone, Philander J., [259].
Connelly, Dr., [272].
Connelly, Owen, [66].
Cook, Captain, off the Oregon coast, [4].
Cook, Francis H., [366]; publisher The Echo, [381].
Cooper, Frank, [248].
Coquille Guards, [238].
Corbett, H. W., [63], [64]; senator, [196].
Cornelius, Thomas R., appointed colonel, [99], [101], [135].
Corvallis and Eastern Railroad, [247].
Couch, John H., [390].
Courier, The Puget Sound, [372], [380]; the daily, first appearance, [380].
Courtnay, Mrs. Agnes B., [74].
Courtnay, Isaac B., [75].
Coues, Dr. Elliott, [6].
Cowles, Captain R., [100].
Cox, Anderson, state representative, [389].
Craig, D. W., [365].
Crawford, Medorum, [390].
Crawford, P. V., [71], [167].
Crawford, Samuel C., [372].
Crawford, Samuel L., [378]; city editor Post Intelligencer, [379].
Creighton, Captain, [237].
Crooks, General George, [239].
Crosby, Captain, [59].
Culver, Samuel, [229].
Cunningham, ——, [234].
Currey, Captain George B., [100].
Curry, Governor George L., [238], [368].
Cushing, William, [390].
Cushing, ——, minister to China, [274].

Dall, Captain W. L., appointed lieutenant in navy, [104].
Damon, John F., [365], [371]; editor The Northwest, [373].
Daniels, Travers, publisher Port Townsend Register, [372].
Daniel, ——., [377].
Davenport, T. W., An Object Lesson in Paternalism, [33], [244], [247], [248].
Davenport, Miss Orla, [249].
Davis, ——, secretary of war, [157].
Davis, H. W., appointed captain volunteer company, [61].
Davis, A. L., [63].
Davies, Griffith, [378].
Deady, Judge M. P., [352], [353]; contributions to Oregon Pioneer Association, [391].
Deakins, William, [280].
Dean, N. C., [229].
Deardorff, J. D., and wife, [26], [27].
Degrett, Phillip, [389].
Dement, William C., [390].
Dempsey, Thomas H., publisher Times, [384].
Dennison, A. P., [99].
Denny, Mrs. O. P., [261].
Dent, Captain F. T., [99].
Depot, Peter, [269].
Derby, George H., [296].
Devlin and Nygant, [140].
Dilley, ——, [231].
Dispatch, The Puget Sound, [377], [379].
Dixon, Hepworth, [327].
Doane, Rev. N., [65].
Documents, [78]; Oregon material taken from a file of an Independence, Mo., and Weston, Mo., paper for 1844 and 1845, [270], [395].
Dodge, Hon. A. C., [78].
Douglas House Bill of 1846, [90].
Douglas, Stephen A., candidate for president of United States, [94].
Douglass, ——, [265].
Downing, George S., [244], [247].
Draper, Doctor, [34].
Draper, Mrs. Sarah, [264].
Drew, C. S., Major First Oregon Cavalry, [100].
Dryer, Thomas J., [64], [93], [365]; first editor of Oregonian, [370].
Duncan, L. J. C., [229].
Duncan, Alexander, [266].
Dunlap, John A., [75]; representative, [76].
Duniway, Mrs., [365].
Dunn, Pat, [229], [232].
Dyar, ——., [234].
Dyer, E. S., publisher Northwest, [373].
Dyson, George, [74].

Eberman, N., [132].
Eccleson, Col. E., [247].
Edison, Thomas A., [39].
Edwards, Edward, [232].
Ely, Lieutenant, [232].
Ematinger, Frank, [390].
Emigration of 1843, experiences of, [177].
Evans Creek, battle of, [233].
Evans, Mr., constructed a ferry on Rogue River, [229].
Evans, General Elwood, [314], [352].
Everett, ——., [43].
Expositor, The Western, [74].
Express Advance, The, [74].

Faber, J. G., [234].
Failing, Josiah, [63].
Fairweather, H. W., [199].
Fessenden, Mr., [102].
Ferguson, Mr., [272].
Ferry, Elisha P., first governor of Washington, [380].
Ferry, James P., published Times, [384].
Field, Justice Stephen J., [351].
Fielding, ——., [234].
Fields, Thomas, [75].
Fillmore, President, [187].
Finance, [126].
Findlay, John, [75].
Finlayson, Mr., and wife, [28].
Finley, R. C., [70], [71], [72], [74].
Fisher, Walter M., [299]; sketch of life, [300].
Flavel, Captain George, [32].
Flemming, John, printer Oregon Spectator, [368].
Foard and Stokes Company, [143].
Ford, Mark, [390].
Foster, Phillip, [390].
Fowler, W. W., [232].
Frazer, Thomas, [63].
Fremont, Captain, [11], [78]; colonel, [157], [158], [230]; general, [239], [245].
Fur and Trading Company, [80].
Fur Company, The American, [274]; The Northwest, [130], [137]; The Missouri, organized, [8]; The Pacific, [8].
Furth, Jacob, [378].

Gale, James N., [366].
Garfield, Selucius, defeated for congress, [380].
Gary, Rev. Mr., [276].
Gatch, Prof. T. M., [249].
Gay, George, [230].
Gazette, The Marine, [31], [138].
Gazette, The, published first dispatch coming by wire to Seattle, [377]; first paper in Seattle, [375].
Gervais, Joseph, [243], [244].
Gibbs, Addison C., was governor of Oregon, [108], [214], [217].
Gibbs, A. C., editor Oregon Weekly Times, [368].
Gibbs, ——., [232].
Gibson, George R., [273].
Gilliam, Colonel Cornelius, [243].
Gilmore, S. M., letter from, [284].
Gilpin, Mr., [271].
Glass, Robert, [72].
Gold, discovery of, in California, prices of products in Oregon, [49], [60].
"Gold Beach Guards," [238].
Goldschmidt, Albert, employed by Bancroft, [304].
Goodall, George O., the Upper Calapooia, [70].
Goodall, Captain James P., [233].
Grace Church Parish School started, [23], [27].
Grant, General, [105], [109], [239].
Grant, Frederick J., [378].
Gray, Captain, sent to North Pacific Coast, [5], [9], [131], [205].
Gray, Chesley, [229].
Green, Wm. O., [196].
Greenwood, Mary, [161].
Griffin, Lieutenant Burrell, [233].
Griffin, George Butler, sketch of life, [348].
Gunn, E. T., newspaper man, [380].
Gunn, Affleck &, [372].
Gwin, Senator, plan for slave-holding republic on Pacific Coast, [105], [106].

Hall, Peter D., [259].
Hall, Edwin O., [367].
Hall, Ike M., [381].
Hally, C. F., [280].
Hamilton, S. M., [67].
Hamilton, Louis, reference to, [190].
Hand Book Almanac, [297].
Hanford, Thaddeus, [374], [380].
Hanley, Mrs. John A., [235].
Hanthorn & Company, cannerymen, [141].
Harding, Captain E. J., [100].
Harding, Benjamin F., quartermaster First Oregon Cavalry, [100].
Harding, Senator, [214], [217].
Harding, John R., killed by Indians, [233].
Harger, Mrs. Harriet, [264].
Harker, Charles, [104].
Harris, Captain T. S., [100].
Harris, David, [235].
Harris, Mary, [235].
Harris, ——, [252].
Harris, George W., [378].
Hathaway, Major J. S., [135].
Hawthorne, Doctor, [61].
Hays, Judge Benjamin, [312].
Hazen, Captain, [105].
Helm, George, "Lion of Linn," [73].
Hensill, Mrs. Mary J., [66].
Herald, Puget Sound, [372], [381].
Herald, The Cleveland, [315].
Hewitt, Miss, teacher, [24], [29].
Hewitt, Randall H., [365]; publisher Pacific Tribune, [374]; published Echo, [381].
High School, The Astoria, [31].
Higgins, David, [366].
Hill, Mrs., [26].
Hill, W. Lair, [365]; editor Oregon Weekly Times, [369].
Hill, Homer M., purchased Chronicle, [383].
Himes, Geo. H., [375].
History of the Preparation of the First Code of Oregon, by James K. Kelly, [185].
History of the Early Indian Wars of Oregon, [318].
History Company, The, [333].
Hittell, John S., [299], [331].
Hobson, John, [32].
Hobson, Mr., and family, [132].
Hodgins, ——, [232].
Hogg, Col. T. E., [248].
Holderness, S. M., [390].
Holman, Joseph, Short Biography of, [392].
Holman, George Phelps, first white child born in Marion County, [394].
Holladay, Ben, published The Bulletin, [369].
Home Journal, of New York, [315].
Hood, Gen. J. B., [239].
Hooker, Colonel Joseph, [104]; builder of military wagon road, [239].
Hoover, Jacob, [390].
Hopkins, Mrs. Rebeka, [259].
Hopwood, Moses, [229].
Hosford, Rev. C. O., opened first school in Astoria, [21].
Houston, Sam, [151].
Howell, ——., [232].
Hudson Bay Company, possession of the Northwest, [9], [78], [81], [82], [83], [89]; and Northwest Fur Company consolidated, ——, ——, [132], [153], [154], [156], [242], [261].
Hughes, W. H., [378].
Hughes and Davies, purchased The Times, [385].
Humason, Judge, [217].
Hume, R. D., and Company, [140].
Hungry Hill, battle of, [236].
Hunt, L. S. J., [383].
Hunter, Col. George, "Reminiscences of an Old Timer," quotation from, [97].
Hunt's Astor party, route of, [10].
Heisler, William, [71].
Husted, General, [390].
Hustler, Captain, [134], [139].
Huston, H. Clay, [267].
Hyde, Aaron J., [65].
Hyde, H. H., [390].
Hyland, Rev. T. H., [23].
Hyland, Mrs. T. H., [23].

Indian Wars of Southern Oregon, an address by William H. Colvig, [227].
Indians: Umpquas, [228]; Klamaths, [228]; Rogue Rivers, [228]; Modoc, [228]; Shasta, [228]; Mollalas, [241]; Cayuses, [241], [255]; Klamaths, [242]; Warm Spring, [242]; Pawnees, [252].
Infantry, The First Oregon, [108].
Informant, The, [74].
Ingalls, Rufus, [105].
Ingalls, David, [133], [136].
Ingraham, E. S., [378].
Intelligencer, The Weekly, [377].
Iowa Gazette, [78].
Iowa Code, [188].
Ireland, D. C., [366].
Irish, Tom, [230].
Irving, Washington, [358].

Jack, D. N., elected assessor of Linn County, [76].
Jack, Porter, [244].
Jackson, Stonewall, [42].
Jackson, Mrs. Helen Hunt, [326].
Jackson, P. B., [365].
Jackson, David E., letter of, [395].
Jacobs, Judge Orange, [371].
Jefferson, President, trading posts with Indians, [5], [12], [110].
Jefferson, Delos, [65].
Johns, James, [79].
Johnson, Miss, [24].
Johnson, Doctor, [38].
Johnson, Mr., [63].
Johnson, P. B., [365].
Jones, Mr., killed by Indians, [235].
Jones, Captain, [237].
Journal, The Independence, [270], [277].

Kautz, General A. V., [239].
Kearny, Major Phil, [231], [239].
Keene, Granville, [234].
Keeney, Johnathan, [74].
Kelley, Hall J., agitating colonization of Oregon, [9].
Kelly, Captain William, [100].
Kelly, James K., History of the Preparation of the "First Code of Oregon," [185]; elected commissioner to draft code of laws for Oregon, [189]; nominated and elected member of council, [192].
Kendrick, Captain, sent to North Pacific coast, [5].
Kenny, George L., [296].
Kirchoff, Louis, [137].
Kilham, E. H., [353], [358].
Killin, Hon. Benton, [188]
Kincaid, Mr., night school taught by, [24].
King, Colonel William, [60], [65].
King, Wm. H., [66].
Kingsley, C. S., [67].
Kinney's cannery, [140].
Kinney, R. C., & Sons, [139].
Kinney, M. J., [141].
Kirk, Alexander, [74]; elected county judge of Linn County, [76].
Kirk, W. R., [74].
Klippel, Henry, laid out Jacksonville as a town, [230], [235].
Knights of the Golden Circle, [73], [106], [108].
Knight, Wm. H., Manager Bancroft Publishing Department, [297].
Kuro-shiwo of Japan (Japan current), [39].

La Bonte, Louis, Recollections of Men, [264].
Ladd, W. S., [61], [63].
Lamerick, Captain J. K., [232].
Lampson, Roswell C., [104].
Land Law, The Donation, [37], [38], [229].
Lane, General Joseph, appointed governor of Oregon, [91]; nominated for vice president, [94], [95], [101], [105], [106], [233], [234], [239], [370]
Larkin, T. N., [63].
Larrabee, Charles H., publisher Puget Sound Dispatch, [380].
Larrabee & Company, publishers Puget Sound Dispatch, [377].
Latshaw, Major, [238].
Latty, Alexander, [265].
Lawrence, Miss, [28].
Lawson, Peter, [257].
Leary, John, [378].
Ledford Massacre, [236].
Ledger, The Philadelphia, [277].
Ledger, The Weekly, [382].
Lee, Jason, [265], [393].
Lee, Barton, [390].
Lee, H. A. G., [390].
Leinweber, Christian, [137].
Lewis and Clark Centennial, The, by F. G. Young, [1].
Lewis and Clark Expedition—Relation to the Northwest, [1]; primary inception of, [6].
Lewis and Clark, exploring expedition, [5]; the trail, [10], [12], [13], [115].
Lewis and Clark Centennial, mission of, [2]; possibilities of, [16]; duties of its authorities, [16]-[18].
Lewis, Mr., [9], [130].
Lewis and Clark, [8].
Lewis, Stephen (Etienne Lucier), [264].
Limerick, L., [63]; appointed county school superintendent, [64].
Lincoln, Miss Liza, [26].
Lincoln, Abraham, [74], [97], [99], [101], [108], [370].
Lindgren, Waldemar, [124].
Lingenfelter, James W., [104].
Linn, Senator Lewis F., [151].
Literary Club, The Pioneer Lyceum, [390].
Little Meadows, Battle of, [233].
Lorraine, Lieutenant, [105].
Lorrea, Doctor, [61].
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, purpose of, [14].
Love, George, [235].
Love, G. M., [235].
Lovejoy, Hon. A. L., appointed postal agent for Oregon, [192], [256], [390].
Lownesdale, D. H., [59].
Lucier, Etienne, [261], [264].
Luelling, H., [59].
Lugenbeel, Major, [99].
Lumber Industry, The, [124].
Lupton, Major J. A., [234].
Lyman, Rev. Horace, [65].
Lyman, H. S., Some Corrections, [86].
Lyman, H. S., Reminiscences, [251], [268].
Lyon, Colonel George G., published Times, [384].

Madison, President, [9].
Mail and Express, The New York, [357].
Manufacturing, [122].
Marshall, J. W., discoverer of gold in California, [11].
Massachusetts Historical Society, [309].
Massacre at Bloody Point, [232].
Mason, Robert, & Company, [141].
Masters, ——, [254].
Mathieu, F. X., [167], [389].
Matthews, Captain Wm., [100].
Mattice, George W., purchased Pierce County News, [382].
Maulsby, G. T., [26].
Manson, Donald, [261], [265].
Manson, James, [262].
Manson, Jr., Donald, [262].
Manson, Wm., [261], [262].
Manson, Stephen, [262].
Maury, R. F., Lieutenant Colonel First Oregon Cavalry, [100].
Maxwell, Mr., [26].
Maxwell, S. L., [366]; publisher Weekly Intelligencer, [377].
Mead, Elwood, chief of Division of Irrigation, [17].
Meany, E. S., [379].
Medary, Col. Samuel, [174].
Meek, Joseph, [85], [90]; United States Marshal, [91], [160], [316], [393].
Meek, Stephen L., [242], [245].
"Message, The," [373].
McBride, Dr. James, [231].
McCarver, M. M., [78]; letter of, [403].
McClure, Colonel John, [132], [137].
McDonald & Cavendish, [74].
McElroy, Thornton F., [365], [376].
McFadden, Judge O. B., elected to congress, [380].
McCaw, William, elected clerk of Linn County, [76].
McGraw, John H., [378].
McGregor, Miss, teacher, [29].
McGruder, Top, [390].
McHargue, James, [75].
McKay, Tom, [244], [256], [266].
McKay, Alexander, [257].
McKean, S. T., [32]; and family, [133].
McKew, ——, [234].
McKinley, Archibald, [264], [265].
McLoughlin, Dr. John, in charge of Fort George, [131], [154], [257], [264], [281]; flouring mill completed, [387].
McNaught, Ferry, McNaught & Mitchell, law firm of, [383].
McNemee, Mr., [64].
McNemee, Job, [258].
Miller, Dan, [230].
Miller, Captain John F., [232].
Mills, James, [234].
Mineral Productions, [123], [124].
Miner, Dr. Thomas T., [379].
Minto Pass: Its History and an Indian Tradition, by John Minto, [241].
Minto, John, [167]: Minto Pass: Its History and an Indian Tradition, [241], [243], [244], [247], [390].
Missouri Historical Society, [270].
Mofras' description of Astoria in 1841, [131].
Monnastes, David, [61].
Money, Beaver, coined at Oregon City, [62].
Montgomery, Robert, [75].
Montgomery, Frank C., editor Chronicle, [382].
Monture, George and Robert, [269].
Montures on French Prairie, The, by S. A. Clarke, [268].
Mooney, Mr. and Mrs., publishers The Beacon, [382].
Moore, Mr., [26].
Moore, Asa, [70], [74].
Moore, Robert, [71], [76].
Moore, Miles C., on A Pioneer Railroad Builder, [195].
Moore, Charles, [196].
Moore, Paine Brothers &, [196].
Morrison, Captain R. W., [386].
Morris, ——, [232].
Morris, William Alfred, The Origin and Authorship of the Bancroft Pacific States Publications: A History of a History, [287].
Morris, George P., editor New York Home Journal, [315].
Morse, Mrs. H. B., [22].
Moss, S. W., [390].
"Mountain Men," [9].
Mullan, Captain John, From Walla Walla to San Francisco, [202].
Municipal Exposition, Dresden, Germany, [18].
Murphy, John Miller, [365]; publisher Standard, [372], [374], [376].
Murray, Edward F., assistant to Bancroft, [312].
Muscovite, the advance of in the Pacific Northwest, [4].

Nash, Isaac M., [84].
Native Races, The, preparation of material, [308].
Naylor, T. G., [254].
Neale, Miss, teacher, [29].
Nelson, Thomas chief justice supreme court, [187], [188]; relieved of office of supreme judge, [189].
Nemos, William, employed by Bancroft, [305]; sketch of life, [322]; severed connections with Bancroft library, [333].
Nesmith, Senator Jas. W., [47], [167], [387]; contributions to Oregon Pioneer Association, [390], [391].
New Era, The, [277]; extract from, [399].
Newell, ——, [205].
Newell, Robert, [265], [388], [390], [393].
Newell, Wm., [365].
Newkirk, Mr., employed by Bancroft, [325].
New Penelope, The, [317].
News, The Pierce County, [382].
Nolan, Rhodes, [232].
North Pacific Coast, [382].
Northern Light, [372].
Northwest Coast, [81].
Northwest, The, [378].

Oak, Ora, employed by Bancroft, [299].
Oak, Henry L., Bancroft's librarian, [298]; main facts of his life, [298], [305]; retired from Bancroft's library, [333].
O'Bryant, Hugh D., first mayor of Portland, [61].
Occident, The, Presbyterian paper, [298].
Officer, James, [280].
Ogden, Isaac, [262].
Ogden, William, [264].
Ogden, Emma, [264].
Ogden, Peter Skeen, [262], [264], [265].
Ohio Statesman, [78].
Olney, Judge Cyrus, the Olney lottery, [137].
O'Meara, James, [365].
Oregon, Glimpses of Early Days in, by Charlotte Moffett Cartwright, [55].
Oregon Spectator, The, [81]; first newspaper in old Oregon, [368].
Oregon and Its Share in the Civil War, by Robert Treat Platt, [89].
Oregon, a territory of United States, [91]; became a state, [93]; voted for Lincoln, [94]; railroad to, [277]; printing press, [286].
"Oregon Country, The," [111].
Oregon—Pittsburgh meeting and Dr. White's report, [170].
Oregon Historical Society, [167]; old mission press, [368].
Oregon Territory, confused condition of statutory laws, [185].
Oregon Bar Association, [185].
Oregon Emigration Movement, documents relating to, [170].
Oregon Steam Navigation Company, [196], [197], [198]; bought six sevenths stock Walla Walla and Columbia River Railroad Company, [199], [204], [206], [353].
Oregon, Provisional Government of, adoption of Iowa laws, [185].
Oregon Reports, [187].
Oregon Country and Its Earlier Conditions, Letters descriptive of, [178].
Oregon Code, [194].
Oregon Emigrating Company, [177].
Oregon Emigrants, extract from Independence Journal, [271].
Oregon Pioneer Association, [314].
Oregon Weekly Times, [368].
Oregon American and Evangelical Unionist, The, [368].
Oregon Emigrating Company, [403].
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company, [139], [143], [199], [200].
Oregon Free Press, [368].
Oregonian, first published, [64], [293], [369]; Daily, [370], [376].
Ord, General, [105].
Ord, Captain E. O. C., [237].
Osborne, ——, [260].
Otie, Ed, [390].
Overland Monthly, The, [300], [304], [317].
Overland Press, The, [373].
Owens, Adair, Mrs. Dr., [26].
Owens, Captain Elias A., [232].
Owens, Colonel, [272].

Paine Brothers & Moore, [196].
Pambrun, ——., [264], [265].
Parker, Mrs. H. B., [32].
Parker, Mrs. W. W., [29].
Parker, W. W., [32], [133], [135].
Parker, James M., [267].
Parrish, Rev. J. L., [132].
Partisan, [381].
Paternalism, An Object Lesson In, by T. W. Davenport, [33].
Patrick, H. C., [366]; started Weekly Ledger, [382].
Pearne, Thomas H., [365].
Peatfield, J. J., employed by Bancroft, [345]; sketch of life, [346], [363].
Peel, Lieut. William, [387].
Perry, ——, [132].
Pettygrove, F. W., [390].
Perkins, Dr. J. N., [71].
Perkins, T., constructed a ferry on Rogue River, [229].
Petroff, Ivan, sketch of life, [318]; employed by Bancroft, [318], [363].
Phelps, Almira, [394].
Philpot, ——., [234].
Philbrick, C. W., published Puget Sound Argus, [373].
Phillips, Wendell, [292].
Pickett, Charles E., [387], [390].
Pierce, President, [192].
Pinart, M., furnished Bancroft's Alaska material, [318].
Pioneer and Historical Society, [138].
Pioneer Captain of Industry in Oregon, A, by James R. Robertson, [150].
Pioneer Railroad Builder, A, by Miles C. Moore, [195].
Pioneer Papers of Puget Sound, by Clarence B. Bagley, [365].
Pittock, H. L., [365]; printer of the Oregonian, [370].
Poe, A. M., [365].
Polk, President James K., [90], [91], [187].
Polk, Colonel, [272].
Pomeroy, Mrs., [253].
Poujade, L. H., [268].
Poole, J. R. and Clugage, located first mining claim in Southern Oregon, [229].
Poole, John R., laid out Jacksonville as a town, [230].
Pope, Miss, teacher, [22].
Population, increase of, in West, [114]; table of, for United States, [116].
Porter, Nathan S., [381].
Portland founded, [59].
Port Orford Minute Men, [238].
Post Intelligencer, The, [374].
Post, The Seattle Weekly, [377]; The Daily, [378].
Post and Intelligencer consolidated, [378].
Powell, Joab, [71].
Powers, T. P., [22], [29], [136].
Poyntz, Stone &, [229].
Pratt, O. C., justice supreme court, [187], [188].
Pratt, Orson B., appointed historian Mormon Church, [321].
Pratt, Mrs. William, [264].
Pratt, John W., [385].
Press, The, [373]; Daily, [383].
Prigg, F., [390]; publisher of Pacific Tribune, [374].
Prosch, Thomas W., [366], [371], [378]; published Puget Sound Herald, [372].
Prosch, Charles, [366], [371], [374], [381].
Prosch, Fred, in charge mechanical work of Courier, [381].
Provisional Government of Oregon, [89].
Public School, The, of Astoria, [25].
Public buildings, transferred from Oregon City to Salem, trouble caused, [186].

Radebaugh, R. F., [366]; started Weekly Ledger, [382].
Railroad, Astoria and Willamette Valley, [135].
Railroad, Astoria and Columbia River, [136].
Railroad, Astoria and South Coast, [116].
Railroad Transportation, [125], [126].
Railroad Bill, The Pacific, [219].
Railroad, Corvallis and Eastern, [247].
Raleigh, P., [63].
Rasmus, employed by Bancroft, [355].
Record-Union, Sacramento, [292].
Rector, William H., state representative, [389]; head of Salem Woolen Mill, [215].
Reed, C. A., [60], [65].
Reed, Henry E., The Great West and The Two Easts, [129].
Reed, T. A., [235].
Rees, Willard H., In Memoriam of, [386].
Rees, Willard H., elected state representative, [389], [390]; contribution to Oregon Pioneer Association, [391].
Rees, R. R., [365].
Register, The Port Townsend, [372].
Reminiscences secured by H. S. Lyman, [251].
Reporter, Saint Louis, [78].
Republican, The Missouri, extracts from, [399], [402].
Reynolds, General, [105].
Rhoades, Captain Jacob, [233].
Rice, J. N., [72].
Richards, Franklin D., [321], [324].
Riggs, T. A., [70], [72]; copy letter of, [74].
Riley and Ginder, [144].
Rinearson, J. S., junior major First Oregon Cavalry, [100].
River of the West, The, [316].
Rivet, Francis, [389].
Robb, Professor, [28].
Robertson, James R., on A Pioneer Captain of Industry, [150].
Roberts, A. B., [353].
Robnett, Wm., [75].
Rocky Mountain News, The, [327].
Roosevelt, Theodore, "Winning of the West," (quoted), [7].
Rose, Wm. R., death of, [233].
Ross, Colonel J. E., [232].
Ruckle, Colonel, [207].
Russell, General, [105].
Russell, Uncle Bill, [228].
Russian-American Company, [319].

Saffren, Henry, [390].
Samuels, L., [365].
Saunders, Mr., [230].
Savage, Thomas, employed by Bancroft, [306]; sketch of life, [346], [362].
Savannah Oregon Emigrating Company, report of committee, [278].
Sawmill, first in Oregon, [60].
Scarborough, Captain, [265].
School History of Astoria, what it reveals, [32].
School, The Wilcox, first in Portland, [64].
Schools in Lane County, Early, letter by Joseph H. Sharp, [267].
Scott, Harvey W., [365]; editor Oregonian, [370].
Scott, General, [101].
Scott, Captain L. S., [246].
Semple, Eugene, [365], [371].
Sutter's Ranch, [224].
Seattle Times and Alaska Herald, [379].
Seward, William H., [110].
Sharpstein, B. L., [196].
Sharp, Joseph H., Early Schools in Lane County, [268].
Shelby, A. D., [63].
Sheridan, General, [68], [105], [109], [164], [239].
Sherman, General, [109], [200].
Shaw, Hon. T. C., [243].
Shively, Mr., [84], [229].
Shively, J. M., [132]; first postmaster west of Rocky Mountains, [133], [136].
Shortess, Robert, [132].
Skinner, Mrs. Judge A. A., [26].
Skinner, Judge A. A., [26]; located first donation land claim, [229].
Small, D. W., [197].
Smart, Robert G., editor Western Expositor, [283].
Smith, Gerritt, [36].
Smith, Delazon, [72], [94], [104].
Smith, Volney, [104].
Smith, Solomon, [132].
Smith, Jedediah, attacked by Indians, [230]; letter of, [395].
Smith, Thomas, [229].
Smith, Hugh, [232].
Smith, Gen. A. J., [105]; Captain, [236], [238], [239].
Smith, Joseph S., editor of the Oregon Statesman, [370].
Smith, Noyes, [390].
Smith, Isaac W., [390].
Snooks, Major, [104].
South Pass, The, discovery of, [10].
Spalding, Rev. H. H., [71], [76], [367].
Spanish, Advance of, in Pacific Northwest, [4].
Speyers, ——., [272].
Stanbough, Joe, [256].
Standard, The Washington, [374].
Star, The, first paper in San Francisco, [376].
States, Henry, [243], [248].
Statesman, The Washington, article of Captain John Mullan, [202].
Statesman, The Oregon, [353], [360], [370].
Steen, Major, [99].
Stein, Mr., [74].
Stephens, J. B., [59].
Stephens, Wm., [195], [196].
Steptoe, Colonel, [69].
Stewart, C., [64].
Stewart, P. G., [390].
Stevens, General, [105].
Stone, B. F., [196].
Stone & Poyntz, [229].
Stone, Nathan J., charge of publication department, A. L. Bancroft & Company, [321].
Strait, Hiram, [390].
Strong, Judge, [134], [187], [188].
Struve, Henry G., [371], [381].
Stuart, Captain, death of, [231].
St. Vrain, Mr., [372].
Sublette, William L., letter of, [395].
Supreme Court, decisions of, [187].
Summers, Doctor, [132].
Sumner, Brigadier General E. V., [99].

Tarbox, a Wisconsin lumberman, [197].
Taylor, Colonel James, [32].
Taylor, Judge F. J., [135].
Taylor, President, [187].
Taylor, John, [321].
Templeton, ——., [71].
Templeton, William T., [75].
Terwilliger, L. L., [66].
Tibbetts, Mr., [132].
Tilden, of Washington, [106].
Times Printing Company, [385].
Times, Daily, [384].
Thompson, Frank W., [104].
Thompson, Captain D. P., [100].
Thornton, Judge, [91], [96].
Thurston, Samuel R., first delegate Oregon territorial government, [47].
Transcript, The Olympia, [380].
Trask, Mr., [132].
Tremewan, Mrs. Anna, [261].
Tribune, The New York, [293].
Tribune, Salt Lake, [293], [294].
Tribune, The Pacific, [374].
Trimble, Edward, [251].
Truax, Captain S., [100].
Tuffs, James, [225].
Turner, Professor F. J., [8].
Turners, J., [230].
T'Vault, Colonel William G., [365]; editor Oregon Spectator, [368].

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Unionist, The, [360].

Vallejo, General, [311].
Vancouver, Fort, [83].
VanDusen, Miss Cora, [24].
Van Voast, Captain, [99].
Victor, Frances Fuller, [293], [294], [295], [305]; employed by Bancroft, [314]; sketch of life, [314], [324]; volume on Nevada, Colorado, Wyoming, [324].
Victor, Meta Fuller, [315].
Victor, Henry C., [316].
Vigilante committee, [107].
Villard, Henry, bought Walla Walla and Columbia River Railroad, [199], [200].

Wagner, Mrs., murdered by Indians, [235].
Wait, Hon. A. E., [188].
Waite, E. M., [365].
Waldo, Hon. John B., [246], [247], [248].
Waldo, Daniel, [390].
Waller, Rev. Alvan F., letter of, [178].
Wallace, General Lew, [104].
Walla Walla and Columbia River Railroad Company, [196].
Walla Walla to San Francisco, From, by Capt. John Mullan, U. S. A., [202].
Walworth, Lucy, [314].
Walworth, Judge Reuben, [314].
Wambaugh, J., [390].
Ward, Kirk, a fluent writer, [383].
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Warren, Mr. R. K., [27].
Warren, F. M., [66].
Washington, Territory of, organized, [192].
Watt, John, [150].
Watt, Miss, [28].
Watt, Joseph, Sr., [150]; early life, [150], [159], [166], [390].
Watson, J. R., [366], [375], [376].
Wayne, J. W., [26].
Weaver, ——, [228].
Webster, Daniel, [43].
Weir, Allen, bought Puget Sound Argus, [373].
Welch, James, [26], [133].
Wells, J., Letter to, [274].
West, The Great and The Two Easts, by Henry E. Heed, [110].
West, future of, [127]; The Great, table of comparisons, [114].
Weston Journal, [368].
Western Star, [368].
Western Union Telegraph, [140]; completed to Seattle, [377].
Whitacre, William T., [372].
Whiteaker, Governor John, [99].
White, Captain, [134].
White, Dr. E., Indian sub-agent, [242].
White, Harry, [383].
Whitcomb, Lot, published Western Star, [368].
Whitman, Doctor, [78], [79], [84], [254], [260], [367].
Two Whitman Sources, [168].
Whitmore, ——., [232].
Whitney, ——., [277].
Whitworth, James E., [381].
Wilbur, J. H., [59], [64].
Wilcox, Dr. Ralph, [64].
Wiley & McElroy, publishers Columbian, [372].
Wiley, J. W., [376].
Willamette Valley and Cascade Mountain Military Wagon Road, [242].
Williams, Geo., [104].
Williams, Hon. George H., appointed chief Justice of Oregon Territory, [189].
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Williams, Robert, [315].
Williams, Veach, [314].
Williamson, ——., [26].
Willis, N. P., editor New York Home Journal, [315].
Wills, Thomas, [232].
Wilson, A. E., [132].
Wilson, Joseph G., [191].
Woman's War With Whiskey, one of Mrs. Victor's books, [317].
Woir, J. M., [390].
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Woodfin, Thomas S., [75].
Woodworth, Mr., [230]
Wool, General John E., [236], [239].
Woolery, James, [385].
Worthington, Professor, [24], [28], [29].
Wright, Colonel, [99], [105].
Wright, Captain Ben, [232].
Wyeth, Nathaniel J., expedition to the Columbia, [9].
Wyley, ——., pioneer settler, [241].

Yellowstone Expedition, failure of, [7].
Young, F. G., The Lewis and Clark Centennial, [1].
Young, Mrs. Maxwell, [24].