HISTORICAL INDEX
Abbott, J. F., [160]
Abernethy, Governor, [89]
"Abolitionists and black republicans", [136]
Academies, Catholic, [223]
Acquisition of fire, Indian story of the, [23]
Act to organise the county of Garfield, An, [365]
Adams, Mount, The story of, [24]
Address delivered by Dr. Lyman at Wallula, May 4, 1915, [171]
Address of Governor Moore upon retirement, [473]
Advance Guard, Names of, [110]
Advance in rates brings revolt, [169]
Advertisers in "Statesman", [120]
Afraid of "nigger equality", [137]
Agriculture and rainfall, [6]
Agricultural, Horticultural and Stock Products, 1916, [192]
Agricultural Society of 1866, [181]
Ainsworth, J. C., [156]
Aldermen of Walla Walla, 1877-1916, [306-315]
Alfalfa gives four or five cuttings, [190];
raised, and value in 1916, [225]
Allen, Hon. John B., [286], [289];
senatorial contest of, [290]
Alter, Rev. Joseph, [225]
Alpowa, Timothy of, and his case, [271]
Alpowa Creek, Description of, [7]
Alpowa Station established, [64]
Alpowa Toll Road, [360]
American Expedition to Oregon in 1788, [44]
American and English fur-traders, [49]
American fur-carrying vessels, [44]
American fur-trade, Beginnings of, [44]
American Theatre, [110]
Anatone Prairie, [400]
Anderson, Doctor A. J., [219]
Ankeny, Hon. Levi, [290]
Annual county fair, [197]
Another camp meeting, [330]
Apashwayhayikt, Chief (Looking Glass), [95]
Apple supply meager, [189]
Apples and their value, 1916, [191]
Apple seeds planted in 1837, [178]
Appleton Hall, Walla Walla, [222]
Arguments, Indian war and peace, [14]
Artesian water, [6]
Ashburton Treaty, The, [65]
Asotin county, [395];
commissioners appointed, [404];
established, [466];
school superintendent and pioneers, [468];
school reminiscences, [469];
pioneers of, [470];
Indians and pioneers, [470];
first wheat crop, [471];
early schools, [472]
Asotin County Sentinel, [419]
Asotin Creek, Description of, [7], [414]
Asotin Spirit, The, [418]
Asparagus, [190];
1916 crop and value, [192]
Assessed valuation of Walla Walla city, [315]
Assessed valuation of Walla Walla county after division, [285]
Assessors of city of Walla Walla, 1877-1916, [306-315]
Astor, John Jacob, [47]
Astor Company, Data of the, [49]
Astoria, [48]
Attalia News-Tribune, The, [264]
Atmospheric phenomena, [4]
Attorneys, Early, [265]
Authors and narrators of Indian legends, [24]
Automobiles, [174]
Average temperatures, [5]
Baboon Gulch, [127]
Bacon $1.25 per pound, [129]
Baker, Dorsey S., [110], [144]
Baker, Dr. D. S., Donation of school land of, [211]
Baker, Morgan A., [269]
Baker-Boyer Bank, [149]
Baker sells railroad, [170]
Bancroft, H. H., [10]
Bank Allotments (Liberty Loan), [197]
Banks of Walla Walla, [196]
Banks save the day, [184]
Baptist church at Dayton, [334]
Bar, the Old Walla Walla, [265]
Barbarism, [10]
Barley production and value, 1916, [191]
Barley yields 50 bushels to acre, [114], [180]
Barry, Rev. J. N., student of Indian legends, [29]
Barometric pressure, [5]
Bassett, W. F., [125]
Beautiful legend of Yakimas, [20]
Beaver, Legend of, [25]
Beginning of Walla Walla Fair, [179]
Bellman, Charles, [114]
Bennett, Captain, killed in war of 1855, [99]
Bering, Vitus, Discovery of Oregon by, [43]
Berry, Rev. G. M., [229], [471]
Besserer, Charles, [259]
Bibliography, Indian ethnological, [26]
Bishop, B. B., [156]
Bishoprics, Early Catholic, [82]
Blalock, Dr. N. G., [96], [183], [224], [245], [288]
Blanchet, Bishop Francis N., [80], [82]
Blewett, J. H., [141]
"Blind Pool" of Villard, [163]
Blue Mountains, [1]
Blue Mountain Island, [2]
Boarding Schools for girls, [221]
Boas, Dr. Franz, Indian ethnologist, [26]
Bolles Junction, [165]
"Bone-dry" law, [295]
Bonneville, B. L. E., [52], [53];
upholds "Stars and Stripes" in fur rivalry, [55];
expedition through Walla Walla, 1832-35, [55]
Books in Walla Walla City Library, [304]
Boundary disputes in regard to Oregon question, [65]
Boundaries of Walla Walla, 1859, [115]
Boundaries of Walla Walla city wards, [300]
Boyer, John F., [129]
Boys' schools, Catholic, [223]
Bradford, Dan, [156]
Brents, Judge Thomas H., [132], [286]
Brick yards, the penal, [290]
Bridal Veil Lumber Co., [193]
Bridegroom, The Spirit, [22]
"Bridge of the Gods, The", [23], [28]
Brouillet, Father, J. B. A., [82], [223]
"Bucket lines", [185]
"Build a road and make wheat legal tender", [375]
Building inspectors of Walla Walla, [314]
Building period of the '80s, The, [286]
Burgunder, Ben, address by, [253]
"Bunch-grass" boys and girls, [6]
"Bunch-grass" horses and cattle, [6]
Burglaries in 1890, [350]
Burnett, Peter H., pioneer, governor of California, chief justice, [70]
Business men of the '60s, [444]
Butter $3.00 per pound, [129]
Butter at 75 cents, [121]
Cain, A. J., lays out an addition, [148], [268]
Calderhead, T. B., [164]
Calls of a pioneer physician, [276]
Camp meeting, [329]
Canal and locks of the Cascades, [170]
Canfield, W. D., [416]
Canoe, the Indian, [12]
Canoe Camp, [35]
Capacity of Walla Walla Waterworks, [302]
Capital and profits in early fur-trade, [44]
Captains, pilots and pursers, [158]
Cascade Mountains, origin of the, [2]
Cascade Range, the, [8]
Cascades Indian story of the, [22];
another Indian story of the, [23]
Casualties of Indian Rising, in December, 1855, [99]
Catholic Academies, [223]
Catholic church, founding of the, at Walla Walla, [82], [232]
Catholic dioceses, early, [82]
Catholic missionaries, early, [80]
Catholic missions, [80]
Caton, Judge N. J., [258]
Cattle decline, [381]
Cattle worth $20 a head, now worth $100, [179]
Cattle thieves, etc., [132]
Cayuse chiefs, trial of, for Whitman murder, [90]
Cayuse horse, The, [12]
Cayuse horses and cattle herds, [175]
Cayuse war, the, [84];
scattering of bands, [89];
Cayuses, The, [11]
Celilo canal opened 1915, [170]
Census of Asotin County, [404]
Central school at Waitsburg, [215]
Chacha, the bad spirit, [25]
Chamberlain, Rev. P. B., [235]
Champoeg, settlement of, [80]
Chants, Indian death, [14]
Character, the Indian, [13]
Charter and names of men (for R. R.), [166]
Charter of city of Walla Walla, [299]
Charter of Waitsburg, [317]
Chase, Henry M., [91]
Chase and La Fontaine, [320]
Cheese $1.50 per pound, [129]
Chelan highlands, [2]
Chemeketa (peace ground), first permanent American settlement, [59]
Cherries, 1916, their value, [192]
Chief Moses, [331]
Chinese banishment attempted, [350]
Chinook, The, [4]
Christian influences, [64]
Christian missions, The first, [59]
Christian teachings reach Indians, [58]
Christianity, Indians seek, [58], [59]
Christianized Indians, [19]
Church, history of Methodist, in Walla Walla, [229]
Church history of Walla Walla, [228]
Churches of Walla Walla county, [228];
of Columbia county, [327];
of Garfield county, [388]
Citizen assaults soldier, [131]
City of Walla Walla, the new charter, [299];
ordinance No. 185, [300];
boundaries of wards, [300];
election precincts, [301];
commission form of government, [301];
waterworks municipally owned, [301];
streets paved, [302];
the library of, [303];
elections, [305];
municipal officers, [305]-315;
financial statement, [315];
assessments of, [315]
City attorneys of Walla Walla, 1880-1916, [306-315]
City clerks of Walla Walla, 1882-1916, [307-315]
City commissioners of Walla Walla, [315]
City deeds courthouse ground to county, [146]
City engineers of Walla Walla, [315]
City library of Walla Walla, [303]
City officers and council of Walla Walla, [151]
City park, Walla Walla, [462]
City surveyors of Walla Walla, 1882-1916, [307-315]
City wards of Walla Walla, [300]
City of Walla Walla politics, [299]
City officials of Asotin, [419]
Clark, George Rogers, [33]
Clark, Ransom, [110]
Clark, Samuel A., Oregon literary pioneer, [28]
Clark, William, [33]
Clarke, General, [83]
Clarkston, [413];
incorporated, [420]
Clarkston Republic, The, [425]
Clatsop, Fort, [39]
Clubs, Walla Walla, [238]
Coblentz, J. H., tragic end of, [291]
Coffee $2.00 per pound, [129]
Collegial institutions, [218]
Colonel W. S. Gilliam killed, [436]
Colter, John, trapper and explorer, [46]
Columbia, The, and its tributaries, [6]
Columbia basin, [1]
Columbia Chronicle, The, [353]
Columbia county, judges and lawyers of, [266];
district court of, [276];
Chapter II, [319];
Indian war of '55, [320];
settlers of '59, [321];
immigration of '61, [321];
establishment of, [322];
first county commissioners, [322];
election of 1875, [322];
following elections, [323];
the first school in, [324]
Columbia County Dispatch, [354]
Columbia River Fishing & Trading Company, establishment of, [54]
Columbian Indians, The, [11]
Colville reminiscences, [248]
Commercial Club, The, of Walla Walla, [238]
Commission government of Walla Walla, [301]
Company H, National Guard, [384]
Comparison in costs of living then and now, [120]
Complete file of "Washington Statesman", [118]
Completion of telegraph line, [151]
Condition of county in 1860, [117]
Conference on subject of railroad, [376]
Congregational missions, [80]
Congressional rivalry in 1878, [286]
Constitutional convention of 1878, [285];
of 1889, [288];
Walla Walla members of, [288]
Contests for senatorship, [289]
Cook, James, explorer of the Pacific, [43]
Cook, J. D., [149]
Coppei, Lewis and Clark on the, [40]
Corn nine feet in the tassel, [180]
Corn produced, value 1916, [191]
Cosgrove, Samuel G., [270], [288]
Cost of living then and now, [120]
Councils, city, of Walla Walla 1877-1916, [306-315]
County commissioners of Columbia county in 1875, [322]
County Courthouse, [145]
County Elections (Garfield), [373]
County jail contract given, [117]
County limits reduced, [112]
County Offices over a saloon, [113]
County Officials of Walla Walla from 1876-1916, [295-99]
County seat contest resulted in favor of Pomeroy, but ——, [367]
County seat location, [367]
County seat question in Asotin county, [405]
Courthouse, the new Walla Walla, [295]
Courthouse built, first, [146]
Court Circuits, old, [267]
Court practice in early days, [267]
Court towns, old-time, [267]
Cowboy contests, [202]
"Cowhide and calico", [466]
Cox, Anderson, [144]
Cox, Ross, [49]
Cox's journey in 1812, [51]
Craig, William, [92]
Creation of Man, an Indian story of the, [24]
Cropp, Dr. J. F., [281]
Crowley, D. J., [288]
Cumberland Presbyterian church at Dayton, [334]
Curtin, Jeremiah, [27]
Cutler, J. G., [164]
Daughters of Rebekah, [236]
Davin Brothers, [180]
Dawn of civilization in this territory, [359]
Dayton a city of lodges, [335]
Dayton circuit, [333]
Dayton bar, The, [268]-271
Dayton, Lewis and Clark at the site of, [40]
Dayton, named for Jesse N. Day, [154]
Dayton News, The, [263], [353]
Dayton school faculty, [325]
Dayton woolen mill disappoints, [187]
Deadman Hollow, [360]
Death ceremonies, Indian, [14]
Death islands, Indian, [21]
Death song, Indian, [14]
Defeat of Steptoe's Command, [105]
De La Salle Institute, [223]
Deliberations, Indian war and peace, [14], [15]
Demers, Rev. Modeste, [80]
Denny, A. A., [141]
Dent, Captain F. T., [186]
Descending The Dalles in 1888, [159]
De Smet, Rev. Pierre J., [81]
Desperate medical cases, [280]
Destructive early fires, [149]
Determines to raise wheat on big scale, [183]
Development in mines, ranges, farms, [167]
Development of Industry in Walla Walla, [175]
Devils, Indian, [20]
Disbursements and receipts of Walla Walla city, [316]
Discovery, early era of American, [42]
Discovery of gold in California, [155]
Dispatch, The, [355]
District over-subscribes Liberty Loan, [197]
Diversions of pioneers, [465]
Division of Old Walla Walla county, [153]
Doctor Baker's Road, [165]
Doctor Baker the man, [167]
Dr. Blalock, [170]
Dr. McLoughlin, John, retired, [83];
vicissitudes besetting 83;
died of broken heart, [83];
receives Whitman party, [62]
Donation act of 1850, [474]
Donnehue "gets" Patterson, [135]
Dooley, John, [179]
Dorion, Madam's flight before hostile Indians, [51]
Door, Charles R., [270]
Douglas, James, manager Hudson's Bay Company, [84]
Dress of Nez Perces, [36]
Drumheller, Daniel M., [176]
Drumheller, George, "wheat king", [201]
Drumheller, Jesse, [176]
"Dry town" unheard of, [148]
Dumas, J. L., [190]
Eagle Cap, [8]
Earliest buildings in Walla Walla, [115]
Earliest permanent settler on the Asotin, [398]
Earliest survey of Walla Walla, [115]
Early advertisements in the "Statesman", [120]
Early cattle raisers, [124]
Early days in Asotin, [466]
Early settler's attitude toward Indian, [18]
Early settlers on Anatone Prairie, [400]
Early stockmen, Some larger, [176]
Early teachers at Whitman College, [218]
Early transportation age, [155]
Ears in jar of whiskey, [102]
East Washingtonian, [358]
Eatables, Indian, [13]
Edmiston, J. E., [270]
Educational institutions of Walla Walla county, [210]
Educational system of Asotin county, [421]
Eells, Cushing, [64], [218], [235]
Eells, Father, with missionaries at Chimakain, [89];
founds Whitman College, [89], [218]
Eels, Rev. Myron, [27];
life of Whitman (extracts), [68]
Effort to annex Walla Walla county to Oregon, [141]
Eggs at $1.00 per dozen, [121]
Election of 1859, [113]
Election of 1864, vote by precincts, [139]
Election of 1875 in Columbia county, [322]
Election of 1878, [285]
Election of U. S. senators, first, [289]
Election precincts of Walla Walla city, [301]
Election results in Asotin county, [405]
Election returns, [292], [293]
Elections, municipal, of Walla Walla, [305]
Elections in Waitsburg, [317]
Elections in Columbia county, [323]
Elections in Walla Walla county in 1889, [292]
Elections in Walla Walla county from 1876-1916, [295-99]
Elections of 1888 to 1916, [337]-345
Elevation above sea-level, [1]
Elijah, the murder of, and its effects, [79]
Elk among stock, [451]
Elks, the, [237]
Enabling Act, The, [287]
Enactments of first state legislature, [289]
Endowment of Whitman College, [219]
English's Company, Oregon Rifles, in Cayuse war, [86]
English monopolists of fur trade, [45]
Epidemics in pioneer times, [277]
Episcopal church, early history of, [233]
Episcopal church in Walla Walla, [232]
Era of good roads, [174]
Escape of convicts from penitentiary, attempted, [291]
Establishment of Asotin county, [401], [466]
Establishment of Columbia county, [322]
Ethnological bibliography, Indian, [26]
Ethnology, Indian, [11]
Ewing Hall, Walla Walla, [222]
Examples of Indian character, [13]
Expedition against the Cayuses after Whitman massacre, [87]
Expeditions in interest of fur trade, [48]
Expenditures considerable (fort), [150]
Expense of ties and iron great, [169]
Experiences of a pioneer doctor, [275]
Explorers, first, [32]
Explorers, old Spanish, [42]
Extensive business done by stage company, [162]
Fair Grounds, retained, [201]
Fair to be held, October, 1866, [181]
Fall, Dr. E. E., [260]
Famous Criminal Suit, [350]
Famous doctors, [275]
Fare, Portland to Lewiston, $60.00, [158]
Fares lowered, [166]
Farewell address of Governor Moore, [473]
Farmers' Agency, The, [244]
Farming and fruit raising tested, [180]
Farming industry, [180]
Farrand, Livingston, [27]
Father Wilbur on the Indian Agency, [332]
Federal Reserve Bank, [196]
Ferguson county created, [112]
Ferrel, Mrs. Brewster, [447]
Few hogs raised in Garfield before coming of railroad, [381]
Finances of city of Walla Walla, [315]
Fine wheat crop of S. Maxson in 1860, [180]
Fire chiefs of Walla Walla, 1910-1916, [314], [315]
Fire, Indian story of origin of, [23]
Fireman's Ball, [119]
Fires and start of fire department, [149]
Fires of 1880 and 1882, [348]
First assessment for Asotin County, [404]
First boy in Walla Walla, [455]
First brick building in Pomeroy, [384]
First Catholic church at Walla Wall, [82]
First cattle buyer to Garfield county, [380]
First city election in Pomeroy, [383]
First election results, [116]
First election under charter, 1862, [147]
First events in Garfield county, [359]
First explorers, [32]
First flour mill, [186]
"First Garfield County Pioneer Edition", [358]
First July 4th celebration at Dayton, [364]
First lots sold (Walla Walla), [115]
First man to sail on Snake river, [159]
First merchant in Walla Walla, [114]
First nursery, [188]
First officers of Old Walla Walla County, [92]
First paper in Walla Walla, [118]
First prospecting tour into Idaho, [125]
First school at Pataha City, [382]
First school district on Pataha flat, [381]
First schoolhouse in Asotin county, [467]
First sermon, [329]
First steamers on Columbia river, [156]
First steamship trip up Snake river, [160]
First telegram out of Walla Walla, [151]
First white woman to live in Columbia county, [177]
Five Crows, a Cayuse chief, [87], [94]
Five Mile, [37]
Five regions, [189]
Flag incident of 1863, [132]
Flanders, Alvin, [143]
Flathead Mission, The, [81]
Flinn, Rev. John, [235]
Flohr, Rev. M., [223]
Flour and coffee prices in 1843, [76]
Flour $1.00 per pound, [126], [129]
Flour milling, [186]
Fog conditions, [4]
Food, Indian, [13]
Food supply and condition of Indian, [13]
Foods high and scarce, [127]
Formation of Vigilantes, [132]
Fort abandoned, [150]
Fort a disturbing question, [150]
Fort Henrietta, [100]
Fort Taylor, [319]
Fort Walla Walla, [110];
the founding of, [51];
description of, [52];
trade of, [52];
missionaries coming to, [52];
arrival of Mrs. Whitman and Mrs. Spalding, first white women, at, [62]
Forty-five stock shippers, [179]
Fossils of the northwest, [2]
Founding of Walla Walla, [109]
Four-and-one-half-pound potato, [189]
Fourth Annual Fruit Fair, [198]
Frachtenberg, Leo J., on Indian texts, [26]
Franchère, narrative of, in 1814, [51]
Franchère, Gabriel, narrator of Indian legends, [24]
Fraternal Orders in Asotin county, [424]
Fraternal Orders, Garfield county, [389]
Fraternal Orders in Walla Walla, [236]
Frazier, C. R., address by, [252]
Freight and passenger rates, [167]
Freight rates on wheat, [182]
Freight tonnage, 1870-1878, [182]
French-Canadians, the, in early mission work, [80]
Frenchtown in early days, [92]
Friction between civilians and the military, 150
Friend of the pioneers—the physician, [275]
Frontier Days celebration, [201]
Fruit Growers' Association, [198]
Fruit growing and precipitation, [6]
Fruit lands, acres of, [192]
Fuca, the mystery of Juan de, [44]
Fuel very scarce, [448]
Fur "haul," a, in 1811, [51]
Fur-hunters of all nations, [42]
Fur trade: American and English rivalry, [49];
American beginnings of, [44];
and Walla Walla, the, [50];
and fur traders, [42];
capital and profits, [44];
early expeditions, [48];
fitting out, [44];
in French and Spanish hands, [46];
Pacific Fur Company, third rival, [47];
rivalry between the two great companies, [45];
Russian, [43]
Fur, value of, at beginning of trade, [44]
Fur trade; vessels engaged in, [44];
number of skins sold in 1786-87, [44];
profits, [44]
Game hunting, Indian, [13]
G. A. R., the, [237]
"Garden City" changes name November 17, 1859, [113]
Garden City Monitor, The, [243], [261]
Gardens and Orchards, [188]
Garfield and Asotin repeat experience of Walla Walla and Columbia, [185]
Garfield county, [358];
first events, [359];
judges and lawyers of, [266];
physicians of, [275];
Pioneer Association, [394];
press, the, [392]
Garfielde, Selucius, [144]
Garnett crushes Yakimas, [105]
Garrison's Company, Oregon Rifles, in Cayuse war, [86]
Gatchett, Albert S., [27]
General Clarke's proclamation, [105]
General events, [375]
Geological beginnings, [2]
Geological features, [1]
Geological formation, [2];
Indian tale of, [2]
Geology of the Northwest, [1]
George, Colonel Wyatt A., [268]
German starts "fire water" store, [332]
Gibbs, George, [28]
Gilbert's History of Walla Walla, [178]
Gilbreath, recollections of Mrs. Margaret, [469]
Gilbreath, S. L., [469]
Gill, John, student of Indian geography and languages, [30]
Gilliam, Colonel Cornelius, [84], [87];
killed by accident, [88]
Gilliam's reference to Whitman, [439]
Girls' schools, [221];
Catholic, [224]
Glaciers, effects of, on geological formation, [3]
God, Indian names for, [20]
Godman, Melvin M., [269]
Gods, Indian, [2]
Gold, discovery of, at Pend Oreille River and Columbia, [92]
Gold discovered, [104]
Gold discovery stimulated farm products, [180]
Gold dust sent to Portland, [126]
Gold dust thieves, [132]
Gold fever catching, [127]
Gold taken out, [126]
Gold yields on Salmon River, [127]
Gose, Judge Mack F., [270]
Government, provisional of Oregon, [84]
Governor Ferry vetoes Ping county bill, [154]
Governor, the last territorial, [473]
Grading begins at Wallula, [168]
Grain crops, valued at $15,000,000, [188]
"Grain chutes", [185]
Grain lands in bearing, etc., [192]
Grain stacked on banks of Snake river, [375]
Grain yield exceeds demand, 1867, [181]
Grand jury, the first, [266]
Grande Ronde, The, [7]
Grange City, [169]
Gray, W. H., [64]
Great cattle ranges on Dry Creek, [177]
Great wheat belt, [181]
Greatest fire in Pomeroy, [384]
Greeley, Horace, and Dr. Whitman, [69]
Greeley and Sumner, [137]
Greetings to first governor-elect, [475]
Grey Eagle, [432]
Grinding flour in coffee mill, [458]
Guichard, Ralph, [115]
Habits of Indians, [12]
Haidahs, the, [11]
"Half-way House," the, [115]
Halhaltlossot, or Lawyer, [93]
Hall, Fort, [54]
Hangings by vigilance committee, [133]
Hard road of the pioneer physician, [276]
Hard winter causes big loss of stock, [175]
Hay at $125.00 per ton, [128]
Health officers of Walla Walla city, 1877-1916, [306-315]
Heceta, Spanish explorer, [44]
Hellmuth, Joseph, [149]
Hendron, W. W., [325]
"Heroes and heroic deeds of the Pacific Northwest", [135]
Higgins, David, [269]
High school class, first, [211]
Hill case, the, [357]
Hills considered good only for grazing, [379]
Hills settle rapidly from 1873, [380]
Hipparion, The, [12]
History of business houses in Pomeroy, [385]
History of Columbia county, [319]
History of early courts, [267]
History of lawyers, judges and doctors, [265]
History of native races, [10]
Holladay System, The, [161]
Holt Harvester Works, [193]
Home of berries and "truck", [191]
Honesty, Indian, example of, [40]
Hood, Mount, the story of, [24]
Horse, prehistoric, [12];
the Indian, [12]
Horse industry not much changed till 1880, [381]
Horse-thieves, etc., [135]
Horticulture and precipitation, [6]
Horton, Robert, [457]
Hospitality, Indian, [40]
Hothouse vegetables, [190]
Hot Springs, [450]
Houser, John, [187]
Houser, Max, [187]
Howlish Wampoo's Racer, [416]
Hudson's Bay Company, grant to, [45];
lord of the Pacific, [50];
policy of, [57];
hostile policy of, [79];
meeting emergency in Indian uprisings, [63]
Humidity, [6]
Hunt Railroad, The, [163]
Hunt Threshing Factory, [193]
Idaho (Ter.) established, [112]
Ideal fruit and garden land, [185]
Imagination, Indian, [20]
Immigration of 1843, [69]
Immigration of 1847, [439]
Incomers discover Pataha, Tucanon, Alpowa and Asotin locations, [178]
Incorporators of "Baker's Road", [168]
Indian, The, and the violin, [39]
Indian, The, on warpath, [14]
Indian behavior at war, [14]
Indian character, the, [13]
Indian chief executed for Whitman murder, [90]
Indian concourse of 1,500 souls in 1811, [50]
Indian conference, the great, with Governor Stevens, [93]
Indian customs and myths, [10]
"Indian death islands", [21]
Indian death song, [14]
Indian ethnological bibliography, [26]
Indian fighting, early, [13]
Indian food conditions, [13]
Indian gods, [2]
Indian gods and devils, [20]
Indian habits and morality, [12]
Indian heathenism and Christianity, [19]
Indian honesty, [40]
Indian hospitality, [40]
Indian legend of Yakimas, [20]
Indian life, [10]
Indian literature, [10]
Indian loyalty, an example of, [272]
Indian marriage, legality of, [273]
Indian marriage customs, [273]
Indian meals, [13]
Indian music, [37]
Indian mythical festivals, [21]
Indian mythology of the firmament, fire, water, forest, etc., [18]
Indian myths, [25]
Indian names and stories, [19]
Indian nations, [11]
Indian population, [330]
Indian reservations, first, [93]
Indian rising of 1855, [93], [97], [319]
Indian Salmon Spring festival, [26]
Indian spirit men, [21]
Indian story of the Cascades and the origin of fire, [23]
Indian story telling, the manner of, [19]
Indian texts, [27]
Indian traditions, [10]
Indian wars, the earlier, [83]
Indian wealth, [12]
Indian women, The, [12]
Indians and early settler, [18]
Indians in St. Louis in 1832, [57]
Indians learn of Christian religion, [58]
Indians, white, traditions of, [24]
Industrial instruction, [225]
Influenza epidemic, [277]
Inland Empire Magazine, The, [261]
Inland Empire Pioneer Association, [110], [245], [255]
Intellectual life in Walla Walla county, [210]
Into the hostile camp, [331]
Introducing high-grade horses and cattle, [176]
Irrigation, natural sub-, [6]
Isaac I. Stevens' survey for railroad, [162]
Isaacs, H. P., [149]
Isaacs, J. C., [149]
Itemized expense of wheat crop, [183]
Jaussaud, Leon, [180]
Jay Cooke & Company, [163]
Jefferson's instructions to Captain Lewis, [33]
Jefferson, Thomas, [32], [44];
tribute to Captain Lewis, [41]
Jerome W. J., [422]
Johnson P. B., [258]
Joint Occupation Treaty of 1818, [50]
Joseph Band of Nez Perces, The, [95]
Journalism in Columbia county, [353]
Jubilee on opening of canal, [171]
Judge Brents, [132]
Judicial districts, [265]
Judicial system, [265]
Julian, R. C., [263]
Junger, Father Arvidius, [82]
Justices of the peace of Walla Walla city, 1877-1916, [306-315]
Jute mills, the penal, [290]
Kahmiakin, Chief of the Yakimas, [94]
Kalispels, The, [11]
Kamm, Jacob, [156]
Keith, Mr., [14]
Kelley, Colonel J. K., [97], [101]
Kelly, Senator J. J., [142]
Kennedy, Robert, [177]
Killing of Peupeumoxmox, [102]
Kirkman, William K., [178]
Klickitat county erected, [112]
Klickitat myth, The, [4]
Klickitat, the chief, [24]
Klickitat tribe, founding of the, [23]
Klickitats, The, [11]
Kohlhauff, William, [115]
Kooskooskie, name and description of, [35]
Kootenais, The, [11]
Kuykendall, Dr. G. B., Indian author and collector, [28];
on pioneer times of the physician, [275]
Kyger, A., [141]
Labor Union Directory, [242]
Labor unions, [241]
Land and water, the forming of, [2]
Land of spirits, In the, [20]
Land office, [151]
Larger early stockmen, [176]
Lasater, J. H., [141]
Law case, a famous, [271]
Law suits resulting from Timothy land case, [273]
Lawyer, the old-time, [267]
Lawyer's Band, [103]
Lawyers, [265]
Laying out state into sixteen counties, [92]
Leaders in grain raising, [177]
Lease-rights in Washington, [273], [274]
Ledyard, John, [43]
Ledyard, S. F., [127]
Lee, Jason, Christian crusader, [59], [229];
first of the Protestants, [80]
Legality of Indian marriage, [273]
Legend, a Klickitat, [21]
Legend of the origin of fire and Mounts Hood, Adams and St. Helens, [23]
Legends, Indian, [25]
Legends, Yakima, [20]
Legislative act to create Asotin county, [402]
Legislative deadlock, [289]
Legislative delegations from Walla Walla county from 1876 to 1916, [295-99]
Legislative districts, [289]
Legislators chosen, 1863-1874, [139]
Legislature, the first territorial, [92];
decrees of the, [92]
Legislature, the first state, [289]
Letter of Dr. Whitman to secretary of war in 1843, [75]
Letter from E. H. Morrison, [376]
Letter from Judge O. S. Pratt, [429]
Letter from Perrin Whitman to W. H. Gray, [428]
Lewis, James Hamilton, [292]
Lewis, Meriwether, [33]
Lewis and Clark expedition, [10], [33];
a mess of salmon, [38];
at Lewiston and Clarkston of today, [35];
at Five Mile, [37];
at Fort Clatsop, [39];
at the Touchet, [39];
distance travelled by, [40];
find the prairie chicken, [38];
had passed through, [178];
hardships of, [35];
journal of Captain Lewis of, [34];
journey resumed, [36];
meeting with Chief Yelleppit, [38];
meet Nez Perces, [36];
start of, [34];
return journey of, [39];
observations of, [12]
Lewiston, [124]
Liberty Loan bonds, [196]
Librarian, city of Walla Walla, [315]
Library statistics, [304]
Library, Walla Walla city, [303]
Life of Timothy, [271]
Lisa, Manuel, pioneer fur trader, [46]
Litigation, a famous case of land, [271]
Live stock, dairy products, poultry, wool, flour, chop, 1916, [192]
Live stock on hand, 1863 and 1875, [179]
Live stock statistics, [285]
Lived on boiled wheat, [453]
Lloyd, Hon. A. G., [246]
Location of Walla Walla city in regard to growth, [293]
Long tunnels, and big snows no bar, [162]
Looney, Jesse, [427]
"Loowit," the witch, [23]
Loss of stock one million dollars, [128]
Lost in fog and snow, [279]
Lots $5.00 each, [115]
Lot Whitcomb, [156]
Lovejoy, A. L., letters on mid-winter ride from Waiilatpu to St. Louis, [66]
Lyman, H. S., [27]
Lyman, W. D., address by, [252]
McAuliffe, Lieut., [100]
McBean, William, [95]
McBeth, Kate, Indian student and missionary among the Nez Perces, [29]
McCabe, Joseph, [164]
McClees, Warden John, [291]
McClellan, George B., assistant surveyor, [162]
McClung, Mrs. Peter, recollections of Pomeroy, [472], [360]
McDermott, Louisa, [26]
McDonald, Mr., [14]
McGuire, Jerry, [178]
McKay, Tom, [87]
McKay, Dr. W. C., [30]
McKay's Company, Oregon Rifles, in Cayuse war, [86]
McLoughlin, Doctor, [54], [59];
founds Champoeg, [80]
McMorris, Lewis, [102]
McWhirk, William, [114]
McWhorter, L. V., student of Yakima lore, [30]
Mackenzie, Alexander, [45]
Magallon, Adrian, [180]
Magone, Major, [89]
Manufacturing, [192]
Many cattle driven in '61, [175]
Many miners in Portland in 1862, [128]
Many orchards hard hit by sub-zero weather, [189]
Marriage customs, Indian, [273]
Marshal resigns, [131]
Marshals of Walla Walla, 1877-1916, [305-315]
Martin, Captain William, [89]
Martin's Company, Oregon Rifles, in Cayuse war, [86]
Masonic Order, the, in Walla Walla, [236]
Matches in the Sorghum, [450]
Mayors of Walla Walla, 1877-1916, [305-315];
of Waitsburg, [318];
of Asotin, [419]
Meals, Indian, [13]
Measles, epidemic of, among Indians in 1847, [79]
Medical history, [275]
Medical profession, the, [265]
Medical science and its achievements, [280]
Meek, Joseph L., [87]
Meeting to raise railroad fund, [167]
Memories of old, [474]
Meningitis epidemic in 1888, [277]
Men in the public eye, in Walla Walla county, [292]
Mental characteristics of Indian, [13]
Merchant, Mrs. Lillian Clemans, [467]
Merchants' Carnival, the, [201]
Merchants come, [175]
Merchants hold back goods for big prices, [127]
Methodist church, the, [228];
early history of, [229];
the first in Walla Walla, [229];
jurisdiction over, [229];
building the first, [230]
Methodist Mission, the first, [59]
Methodist missions, [80]
Methodist parsonage, [231]
Methodist pastors in Walla Walla since 1859, [232]
Methodist presiding elders in Walla Walla since 1859, [232]
Methow highland, [2]
"Michel", [15]
Military organization of volunteers for Cayuse war, [84]
Miller, Joaquin, [114]
Miller, Judge Chester F., contribution by, [266];
paper of Judge, [320]
Millican, Lettice, [110]
Millican, "Uncle Billy", [457]
Mill Town, [154]
Miner, Mrs. A. J., first school teacher, [211]
Mines at Orofino worked out, [122]
Miners winter in Walla Walla, [126]
Minto, John, Indian student and state builder of the northwest, [30]
Miscellaneous crops, 1916, [192]
Miscellaneous happenings, Asotin county, [411]
Missionaries, attitude of first, toward Indians, [18];
difficulties of early, [64];
first, in Walla Walla, [52]
Missionary era, ending of, [82];
period of the, [57];
station in 1837, [178]
Missions, early, in Oregon, [59]
Missions of various denominations, [80]
Modoc war, [331]
Modoc war changes views of fort, [150]
Moisture, artificial and natural, [6]
Mojonnier, F. E., [190]
Montagnes Bleues, Les, [8]
Moore, Miles C., appointed territorial governor, [286];
address of, at pow wow, [204];
farewell address of, [473]
Morality of Indians, [12], [13]
More agitation for railway, [377]
More fires, 1884-5, 1890, '91, [350]
Morning Star, Chief, [17]
Mountains, height of, [1];
Mounts Adams, Hood and St. Helens, Indian legend of, [24];
other stories of, [28]
"Mullan Road", [120]
Multnomah nation, story of the founding of the great, [23]
Municipal elections of Walla Walla, [305]
Municipal officers of Walla Walla, 1877-1916, [305-315]
Municipal ownership of Walla Walla waterworks, [301]
Municipal politics of Walla Walla, [299], [346]
Municipal warrants, [317]
Municipal waterworks, registrars of, [315]
Musk Rat, the Tacullies legend of the, [26]
Mythology, Indian, of firmament and elements, [18]
Myths, Indian, [25]
Names and Stories, Indian, [19]
Names found in advertising columns of the Chronicle, [354]
Names of advance guard at Pataha, [178]
Names of sections of Asotin lands, [400]
National democracy, [138]
Nations, Indian, [11]
Native races, [10]
Nearest flour mill thirty miles away, [465]
Nesmith's, Senator, address to Oregon Pioneer Association, [69]
New county of Garfield, [364]
Newell, William H., [258]
New era of water transportation, [170]
Newspaper twenty-five cents per copy, [118]
Newspaper, the first, [246]
Newspapers at Walla Walla, [246]
Newspapers of Walla Walla county, [257]
News two weeks old, [120]
Nez Perces, the, [11];
description of dress of, [36];
meeting of Lewis & Clark expedition with, [36];
rising of the, in December, 1855, [96];
save Stevens conference, [94]
Nez Percé war, the, [458];
underlying cause of, [95]
Night-ride, a physician's, [279]
N. P. R. R. builds feeders, [163]
Northern Pacific railroad movement, [163]
Northwestern Fur Company, [45]
Northwestern Stage Company, [162]
No salary to mayor or councilmen, [116]
Number of horses and cattle in 1863 and in 1875, [179]
Oceans of bunch grass, [175]
Odd Fellows, Independent Order of, [236]
Officials elected in 1860, [117]
Officers, first, of Old Walla Walla county 92
Officers of Old Walla Walla county, [112]
Ogden, Peter Skeen, [84], [87]
Ogress of Saddle Mountain, the myth of the, [25]
Okanogan highlands, [2]
Okanogans, The, [11]
"Old Bones," Chief, [11], [114]
Old Walla Walla County, beginning of, [92]
Olney, Indian agent Nathan, [98], [100], [319]
"O my God, for a Sabre!", [104]
One hundred and ten bushels barley to acre, [183]
Only fire-proof building in Walla Walla, [120]
Opening of country, [83]
Orchards and gardens, Asotin county, [413]
Order of the Eastern Star, [236]
Organized bands of criminals, [121]
Organized government in eastern Washington, [92]
O. R. & N. Co. and N. P., [163]
Oregon Lumber Company, [193]
Oregon Methodist Conference, the, [229]
Oregon, provisional government of, [84], [87]
Oregon question, the, [69]
Oregon Rifles in Cayuse war, membership of, [84]
Oregon Steam Navigation Company, [157]
Oregon, territorial government of, [88]
Oregon territory, Dr. Whitman's letter to secretary of war regarding, [75]
Oregon territory, first officers of, [88]
Oregon treaty of 1846, [78]
Oregon volunteers organize after Whitman massacre for Cayuse war, [84]
Ostrander, John Y., [270]
Our conference, [333]
"Our Mother Oregon", [173]
Outbreak of all Columbia Indians in 1855-56, [96]
Outbreak of prisoners, a contemplated, [291]
Owsley school, [381]
Pacific Fur Company, [47]
Page, Right Rev. Herman, [222]
Pageant of May, 1914, [206];
program of, [207]
Paine, F. W., gives an anecdote, [132]
Palmy period for hold-ups, [161]
Palouse Indians, [11]
Palouse myth, a, [25]
Palouse river, the, [37]
Park at Walla Walla, [462]
Park Club, the, [464]
Parker, Frank J., [258]
Parker, Hollon, [142]
Parleys, Indian, [14]
Parson Quinn, [360]
Pasca Mills, [186]
Pastoral work, [328]
Pataha, [473]
Pataha "Spirit," the, [402]
Patients and doctors in pioneer times, [275]
Patit, origin of the name of, [319]
Patterson, Ferd., "Bad man", [134]
Paved streets of Walla Walla, [302]
Pavilion erected in 1900, [198]
Pearce, E. D., [125]
Pearson, the express rider, [96]
Pend Oreilles, the, [11]
Penitentiary, history of the, [290]
Penrose, Rev. S. B. L., [219]
People's Party, [340]
Permanent Organization of Walla Walla county, [109]
Personal contact, [328]
Petty local jealousies, [358]
Pettyjohn, Jonathan, [177]
Peupeumoxmox, chief of the Walla Wallas, [79], [88], [94], [98], [319];
death of, [320]
Phillips, W. S., "El Comancho," author of "Totem Tales", [29]
Physical condition of Indians, [11], [12], [13]
Physical features, [1]
Physician, mode of travel of pioneer, [275]
Physicians of Old Walla Walla, [275]
Pietrzycki, Marcel, [326]
Pietrzycki bequest, the, [325]
Pine Grove School House, [465]
Ping, Elisha, [154]
Ping County bill passed, [154]
"Pioneer Days", [197]
Pioneer Hotel destroyed, [412]
Pioneer lawyers, [268]
Pioneer meeting of 1904, [245];
of 1911, [250]
Pioneer, the, Physician, [275];
race track, [179];
recollections of Asotin county, [464];
reminiscences, [426];
stage lines, [160];
wheat grower on large scale, [183]
Pioneers, advance guard of, [69];
in business 247;
of Asotin county, [470];
of Whitman party of 1843, [72];
prior to 1860 (names), [111]
Plant food, ingredients of, in soil, [3]
Plummer, Henry, [121]
Poindexter, Hon. Miles, [290]
Political annals, [335]
Political History of County division, [136]
Political history of Walla Walla city, [299]
Political history of Walla Walla county since division, [285]
Political party dissentions, [292]
Political review, [142]
Pomeroy J. M., [472];
brings in first good stock, [380]
Pomeroy, [165]
established by J. M. Pomeroy, [360]
town of, [472]
elections, [473]
pioneer physicians of, [275]
wants county seat, [365]
townsite plat filed, [383]
fire department, [384]
Pomeroy Improvement Company, [384]
Pomeroy Republican, the, [263]
Pomeroy Reservoir, [415]
Population of Washington, 1853-1880, [474]
Population, comparisons of various Washington cities, [293]
Potter and Pomeroy build mill, [187]
Prairie chicken first met, [38]
Preachers of note in Walla Walla, [235]
Precipitation, [6]
Predictions of Gov. Moore and their fulfillment 475
Prehistoric horse, [12]
Presbyterian missions, [80]
Prescott, the town of homes, [216];
as grain center, [216];
schools, [216]
Present city government of Starbuck, [352]
Present day churches at Dayton, [335]
Presidential election, 1904, [340]
Presidential vote, the, in Walla Walla county, [292]
Press of Garfield county, the, [392]
Prevailing sentiment, democratic, [136]
Prices of foods, etc., in 1861, [120]
Prisoners, escape of, from penitentiary, attempted, [291]
Private schools, [217]
Proclamation of opening of eastern Oregon, [83]
Profits in fur trade, [44]
Prohibition, [294]
Professions, trades, etc., [194]
Provision for dairy and poultry purposes, [180]
Provisional government of Oregon, [84], [87]
Prunes raised, value, 1916, [192]
Public schools, organized, [211]
Pythias, The Knights of, [237]
Quinn, Parson, [360]
Raboin, Louis, [177]
Races, native, of Old Walla Walla county, [10]
Race track laid out in 1875, [198]
Railroad age, the, [162]
Railroad building hangs back, [167]
Rails as "legal tender", [465]
Ready access to hip pocket, [140]
Receipts and disbursements of Walla Walla city, [316]
Recollections, by Mrs. St. George, [361]
Recollections of C. W. Clark, [455]
Recorders of Walla Walla city, 1877-1916, [306-315]
Record of elections (Garfield county), [369]
Red Cross work, [464]
Rees, Frank, [118]
Rees, S. G., [258]
Reforms the whiskey dispenser, [333]
Registrars of city waterworks, [315]
Reliable, steady incomes, [185]
Religious life in Walla Walla county, [210]
Religious meetings, early, [81]
Remarkable wheat yields, [183]
"Reminiscences" by Governor Moore, [204]
Reminiscences of medical practice, [275]
Report of school superintendent, 1916-17, [325]
Reservoirs built, [149]
Residents in Oregon in 1843, [74]
Resolutions at Pioneer Meeting of 1911, [254]
Retail stores in Walla Walla, [195]
Reynolds, Almos H., [110]
Reynolds raises fine peaches, [189]
Rhubarb, [190]
Ribbon of fertile soil, [191]
Rice 18c-20c per pound, [120]
"Rice vs. County Commissioners of Garfield county", [367]
Riot in theatre, [130]
Riparia or Texas Rapids, [37]
Ritz arrives with trees, [188]
Ritz, Philip, [147]
Ritz ships flour, Walla Walla to New York, [181]
Ritz to try sweet potatoes, [189]
River improvement, [378]
River traffic under O. N. S. Co., [160]
Rivers, Indian names of, [20]
Road agents, [132]
Road justified cost from start, [169]
Roads, lonely and dangerous, [278]
Roads never worked, [161]
Rocky Mountain Fur Company, the, [52]
Rogers, Cornelius, arrival of, in 1857, [64]
Rolling prairies and swelling hills, [180]
Ross, Alexander, [49]
Ross, observation of, in 1811, [50]
Routes, first, thro' northwest region, [32]
Russell, Charles, builds jail, [117]
Russian fur trade, beginning of the, [43]
Rutherford, J. K., [269]
Ryan, M., Jr., [179]
St. George, Mrs., [360]
St. Helens, Mount, the story of, [24]
St. Mary's Hospital, [223]
St. Patrick's Academy for boys, [223]
St. Paul's Episcopal church in Walla Walla, [232]
St. Pauls School, Walla Walla, [221]
St. Rose Mission, at Frenchtown, [82]
St. Vincent Academy, [224]
Sager tragedy, the, [77]
"Sahale", [23]
Sahaptin Indians, [11]
Salish Indians, [11]
Salmon River Emigration, [127]
Salmon spring festival, Indian, [26]
Saloon, chief source of revenue, [148]
Sanitary conditions in pioneer times, [276]
Sapir, Edward, [26]
Saylor, Fred A., [28]
Schnebley, Theodore, [470]
School buildings, beginning of, [210]
School children, the first, [210]
School conditions, in 1917, [214]
School districts, organization of, [211]
School districts of Garfield county, [382]
School enrollment of Garfield county, [382]
School property, value of, in 1900, [214]
School receipts and expenditures, 1897-1900, [213]
School report of 1900, [212]
School statistics of Columbia county, [324]
School statistics of Walla Walla county, [217]
School Superintendent and Pioneers in Asotin county, [468]
School tax levy, first, [211]
School teacher, the first, [210]
School, the first in Columbia county, [324]
Schools in Asotin county, [467]
Schools in Garfield county, [381]
Schools, private, [217]
Scott, Elmon, [270]
Sealth, Chief (Seattle), [29]
Sea-otter, the, [43]
Seattle nearly destroyed, [103]
Secret Societies, [237]
Seminary, Whitman, [218]
Semi-tropical in climate, [191]
Senatorial and legislative districts, [288]
Senatorial contests, [289]
Sentinel, the, [418]
Sergeant Smith's party, [126]
Settlement, early, of country after Whitman Massacre, [83]
Settler, the old, in a new age, [474]
Settlers, arrival of early, [64]
Settlers, early, after Cayuse war, [91]
Settlers of '59 in Columbia county, [321]
Seven millions in gold taken in 1862, [129]
Seventh Day Adventists in Dayton, [334]
Severe winter of 1861-2, [128]
Sharpstein, Hon. B. L., [288]
Sharpstein, Hon. J. L., [265]
Shaw's Company, Oregon Rifles, in Cayuse war, [86]
Sheep business grows, [180]
Sheep increase very rapidly, [176]
Sheep now in Garfield county, [381]
Sheep worth $1.00 per head, [176]
Sheriff Whitman and one Bunton, [140]
Shipments and freight rates on flour, 1867, [181]
Ships 40,000 pounds of onions, [189]
Shoemaker sends watermelon to the "Statesman", [188]
Shorthorns imported in 1864, [177]
Shoshone Indians, [14]
Shovels $12 to $16, [129]
Shushwap Indians, [11]
Sickness and death in party of 1843, [76]
"Side Hill" harvester, [193]
Silcott, John, [178]
Sims, J. A., [186]
Siskiyou Mountain Island, [2]
Sisters of Providence, [223]
Site of Orofino Mines, [125]
Six-hundred-eighty acre orchard, [190]
Six hundred miners winter at Salmon River Mines, [127]
Skomalt or Great Mother, [24]
Skyappe, the good spirit, [25]
Slavery question in Oregon, [88]
Slim Jim and Six-toed Pete, [133]
Smallpox epidemic, the, [277]
Smith, A. B., arrival of, in 1857, [64]
Smith, Hon. E. L., lifelong student of Indian legends, [30]
Smith, Jedadiah, [52];
massacre of part of his party, [53]
Smith, R. D., [118]
Smith, Silas, [27]
Smith, W. N. and R. B., [257]
Snake River, affluents of, [7]
Snake River, description of the, [6]
Snowfall, [6]
Soil, component parts of, [3];
conditions, [1];
depth of fertile, [3]
Some "joints" of the '60s, [130]
Some prices in 1869, [182]
Song, Indian death, [14]
Sorghum tried, [189]
Sound Indians, the, [11]
Sows one hundred and fifty acres to oats, [180]
Spalding, Eliza (Hart) diary of, [60]
Spalding, Rev. H. H.
arrival of, [60]
at Vancouver, [62]
at Waiilatpu and Lapwai, [62]
work among Nez Perces, [63]
difficulties encountered by, [64]
at Waiilatpu before Whitman massacre, [79]
escape of, [79]
Spalding, H. M., [178]
Spanish explorers, old, [42]
Spectacular Villard excursion, [163]
Speelyi, chief God of Mid-Columbia Indians, [2], [5], [21]
Spinden, H. J., [26]
Spirit of the West, the, [260]
Spokane County laid out, [112]
Spokanes, the, [11]
Spotted Eagle, [103]
Spring festival, Indian Salmon, [26]
Squash weighs 134½ pounds, [189]
Squire, Hon. Watson C., [289]
Stages became big factor, [161]
Staple, Captain, [134]
Starbuck, [165]
Start raising grain, [177]
Starvation and bounty, [13]
Statehood achieved, [475]
Statehood and constitution, [285]
Statehood, transition to, [473]
State legislature, first, [288];
members for the four counties of the, [288]
"Statesman" urges people to get railroad, [165]
Statistics of Old and New Walla Walla county, [285]
Steamer records, [158]
Steamer service well organized in 1859, [156]
Steer-roping contests, [202]
Stephens, William, [110]
Steptoe Butte, [105]
Steptoe, Colonel, [103]
Steptoe's defeat, [105]
Steptoeville, [113]
Stevens county laid out, [112]
Stevens', General, camp, [93];
conference of, with the Indians in 1855, [93];
Nez Perces save day for, [94];
new outbreak of Indians, [96], [101]
Stevens, Isaac I., first territorial governor, [92]
Stock in demand, [175]
Stock interests, the, [379]
Stock raising in Garfield county, [379]
Stolen horses recovered, [133]
Stories and names, Indian, [19]
Story telling, Indian, [19]
Strap-iron rails laid, [169]
Street commissioners of Walla Walla, 1898-1916, [311-315]
Street railway extended to Fair Grounds, [200]
Stubblefield Home, [227]
Stubblefield, Mr. and Mrs. J. L., [227]
Sturdevant, Judge, [269]
"Sublettes," the, [54]
Suffrage, Woman, [294]
Sugar 18c to 26c per pound, [120]
Sugar 40c to 50c per pound, [128]
Sugar $1.25 per pound, [129]
Summary of first events in Garfield county, [359]
Summary of recent production, [191]
Sunken forests in Columbia River, [23]
Superintendent of city schools of Walla Walla, [315]
Superintendent of Schools' report, 1916-17, [325]
Supreme court, the, [265]
Survey declared official, [115]
Surveyors of Walla Walla city, 1882-1916, [307-315]
Swift, roomy steamers, [158]
Tacoma "City of Destiny", [163]
Taggard, J. D., [190]
Tamsaky killed by Umatillas as result of Whitman massacre, [89]
Teachers' Reading Circle, [213]
Teachers' wages, [214]
Teams no competitors for railroad, [169]
Teit, James, [26]
Telegraph, Portland to Walla Walla, [151]
Temperature, [4];
averages of, [4];
records of, [5]
Temperature and rainfall, [1]
Ten per cent of stock survives winter, [443]
Ten thousand pounds wool shipped, [189]
Tent store in 1857, [114]
Territorial delegates, [146]
Territorial governor, the first, [92]
Territorial governor, the last, [473]
Territorial governors, [147]
Territory becomes a state, [370]
Testimony in Whitman murder trial, [90]
Texts, Coos and Umpqua, [26];
other Indian, [27]
Theatrical performances, [119]
Thermometer measurements, [5]
Thomas, George F., [161]
Thompson, David, [49]
"Those hills reach from hell to heaven, with bunch-grass from top to bottom", [380]
"Thunder Bird" legends, [25]
Times of Cowboys, miners, vigilantes, [124]
Timothy, a life history of, [271], [272]
Timothy of Alpowa and his land case, [271]
Timothy saves Steptoe's command, [178]
Tolmie, Doctor, [12]
"Tomanowas Bridge," the Indian story of the, [22]
Touchet, an active business center, [217];
its schools, [217]
Touchet, Lewis and Clark on the, [39]
Touchet belt excels in high grade apples, [190]
Touchet Pioneer, the, [264]
Touchet valley, first wheat crop in, [471]
Tough collection of human beings, [129]
Town of Dayton booms, [187]
Town of Mentor, [364]
Town of Starbuck, [351]
Town government organized, [115]
Towns of Asotin county, [418]
Towns of Garfield county, [382]
Traditions, Indian, [10]
Trades and Labor Council, the, [242]
Trades, professions, etc., [194]
Transportation, early, [155]
Trappers, early, [51]
Treasurers of Walla Walla city, 1877-1916, [306-315]
Treaties of Oregon, [84]
Treaty of Joint Occupation, of 1818, [50]
Treaty of 1846, [78]
Trees brought on muleback, [188]
Trial of Indians accused of Whitman massacre, [90]
Trial of the Timothy land case, [274]
Tribes, Indian, [11]
Tribes, the Ten Lost, of Israel and Indian lore, [25]
Trip from Wallula to Walla Walla in 1870, [161]
Troup, Capt. James, [159]
Trustees of Pietrzycki Foundation, [327]
Tucanon, [40];
origin of the name of, [319]
Tucanon river, description of the, [7]
Tum-a-lum, [114]
Tum-a-Lum Lumbering Co., [193]
"Turkey Pen", [334]
Tushepaws, the, [12]
Two hundred thousand boxes apples, [190]
Two remarkable criminal cases, [355]
Two voting precincts, [113]
Umatilla, [124]
Umatilla Rapids, [160]
Umatillas, the, [11]
Union Transportation Company, [157]
United Brethren, [234]
U. S. Fort Walla Walla, [124]
United States Senators, first election of, [289]
"Upper Country" towns, [124]
Up-To-The-Times Magazine, the, [261]
Value of products, 1916, [192]
Value of property in Walla Walla, 1862, [116]
Varied aspects of the Fair, [200]
Vegetables and irrigation, [6]
Vegetables and melons in variety, [180]
Vessels engaged in fur trade in 1786-7, [44]
Vigilantes, etc., [124]
Vigilantes disband, [135]
Villard, Henry, [163]
Vineland Journal, the, [425]
Violin and Indian, [39]
Volcanic eruptions, [3]
Voorhees, Hon. C. S., [286]
Vote against constitutional convention, [145]
Vote for presidential electors, 1892, [338]
Vote in 1863 for Territorial Delegate, [138]
Vote, the presidential, in Walla Walla county, [292]
Voting precincts in 1860, [117]
Voyages, early exploration, [25]
Waiilatpu, origin of name of, [11];
selected post by Dr. Whitman, [62];
description of, [64];
mission a center of light and help, [77];
clouds gathering and warning indications for mission, [79];
last days of Whitman mission, [79];
end of, [80];
in history, [80];
hunting the murderers of the Whitman mission, [88], [89], [113]
Wait starts milling in Columbia county, [187]
Waitsburg Academy, [225]
Waitsburg, elections in, [317];
charter of, [317];
mayors of, [318];
schools, [215]
Waitsburg Times, the, [262]
Walker, Rev. Elkanah, arrival of, [64]
Walla Walla & Columbia River Railroad, [165];
incorporated, [168]
Walls Walla and fur-traders, [50]
Walla Walla, Catholic diocese of, [82]
Walla Walla, battle of the, [97];
Col. Kelley's report of, [97]
Walla Walla, founding of Catholic church of, [82]
Walla Walla, origin of name of, [11]
Walla Walla Bulletin, the, [260]
Walla Walla City, [147]
Walla Walla City, Inc., [116]
Walla Walla City laid out November 17, 1859, [115]
Walla Walla City's Liberty Loan subscription, [196]
Walla Walla City's revenue for six months, [116]
Walla Walla City, as agricultural center, [293];
churches of, [228];
divided into wards, [300];
election in, under local option law, [294];
growth of, [205];
political history of, [299];
location of, in regard to growth, [293]
Walla Walla clubs, [238]
Walla Walla College, [224]
Walla Walla Commercial Club, [238]
Walla Walla County, beginning of, [92];
first board of commissioners, [92];
statistics of, after division, [285];
political history of since division, [285];
officials from, 1876-1916, [295-299];
local political history of, [292];
subscription to Liberty Loan, [196]
Walla Walla County Fair Association, [200]
Walls Walla County Press, the, [257]
Walla Walla Court House, [295]
Walla Walla Democrat, the, [261]
Walla Walla Journal, the, [259]
Walla Walla Labor Union, [241]
Walla Walla Lumber Co., [193]
Walla Walla newspapers, [246]
Walla Walla Methodist district, [230]
Walla Walla pageant of 1914, the, [206]
Walla Walla Park Association, [238]
Walla Walla Pow-wow, [201]
Walla Walla Race Track Association, [200]
Walla Walla Spectator, the, [263]
Walla Walla Statesman, the, [257]
Walla Walla treaty, [95];
broken, [96]
Walla Walla Union, the, [258]
Walla Walla, United States senators from, [289], [290]
Walla Walla Volunteers of Cayuse war, [84]
Walla Walla Watchman, the, [261]
Walla Walla Water Company, the, [301]
Walla Walla Wild West show, [202]
Walla Wallas, the, [11]
Wallowa Basin, [7]
Wallula, [124]
Walter, W. W., [430]
Ward division of Walla Walla city, [300]
Wardens of the penitentiary, [291]
War Dress, Indian, [14]
War and peace proceedings, Early Indian, [14]
War Eagle, Cayuse brave, [87]
Warrants, municipal, [317]
Warriors, Indian, [14]
Wascos, the, [11]
Washington & Columbia River Railroad, [163]
Washington, territory of, created, [92];
organizing territory of, [93];
made a state, [289]
Washington Independent, the, [263]
Washington Statesman, the, [257]
Washington volunteers for Spanish war, [350]
Waterloo of the Indians, [104]
Water-courses, [1]
Water supply, [149]
Waterway system, natural, [6]
Waterworks of Walla Walla, municipal ownership of, [301];
registrars of, [315];
superintendents of, [315]
Waters, Lieutenant Colonel, [89]
Watetash (animal people), [2]
Wealth of Indian tribes, [12]
Webb, Nathaniel, [180]
Weinhard brewery destroyed, [350]
Weiser, Jacob, [128]
Weiser's claim, [127]
Wells, artificial, [6]
Wells, Bishop Lemuel H., [221], [233]
Weyrauch's, Major, batallion on parade, [202]
Wheat at $2.50 per bushel, [126]
Wheat at 40 cents, [181]
Wheat at $2.00 a bushel, [471]
Wheat in field seven feet high, [180]
Wheat production and value, 1916, [191]
Wheat shipped down the Columbia, [181]
Wheat, first in Touchet valley, [471]
"Where the four creeks meet", [114]
"Whisk broom with a drink", [130]
White Man's island, or Samahtumawhoolah, [24]
White women, first at Fort Walla Walla, [62]
Whites and Indians meet, [13]
Whitman, Alice Clarissa, first white child born at Waiilatpu, 1837, [62];
death of, [63]
Whitman, Dr. Marcus, coming of, [59];
meets Dr. McLoughlin, [62];
selects Waiilatpu and Lapwai, [62];
versatility of, [63];
difficulties encountered by, [64];
Whitman controversy, [65];
motives of, impugned, [66];
mid-winter ride to St. Louis, [66];
early life history of, [68];
on Oregon question, [69];
guiding party of 1843, [70-74];
letter to secretary of war, [75];
philanthropies of, [77];
treaty of 1846, his work, [78];
ministering to Indians, [79];
last days of, [79];
murder of, [79];
war following murder of, [80];
the grave and the monument of, [80];
trial of Indians accused of murder of, [90]
Whitman built sawmill, [193]
Whitman not a fighter, [417]
Whitman, Narcissa, [60];
diary of, [60];
at Fort Walla Walla, [61], [62];
at Vancouver, [62];
daughter born to, at Waiilatpu, [62];
letter of, [63];
instructor of Indian children, [64];
philanthropy of, [77];
Joseph Smith and, [78];
murder of, [79];
last resting place of, [80]
Whitman College, founded by Father Eells, [89];
early teachers at, [218];
board of trustees of, [220];
faculty of, [220]
"Whitman controversy," the, [65]
Whitman Massacre, causes leading to, [79];
survivors of, [79];
war following, [80];
tidings of, spread terror, [84];
remains of victims of, reinterred, [87];
hunting the murderers, [88];
Indian chiefs executed in retribution, [89]
Whitman Mission, its place in history, [80]
Whitman's letter to Elkanah Walker, [426]
Whitney, Charles, [176]
Wholesale houses in Walla Walla, [195]
Whyama, the mythical eagle, [20]
Wilbur, Rev. J. H., [229], [235];
stops liquor dealer, [332]
Wild Horse Creek, [133]
Wilkes, Captain Charles, [25]
Willamette Valley, history of, [71]
Willamette University, origin of, [59]
Wind Brothers, the cold (the Walla Wallas), [4], [5]
Wind conditions, [4]
Wind velocity, [5]
Wingard, S. C., [147]
Wishpoosh, the monster beaver, [2]
Wiveast, the "myth" chief, [24]
Wollawollahs, the, [40]
Woman's experience crossing the plains, [447]
Woman Suffrage, [294], [336], [370]
Woman's, Park Club, the, [206]
Women, Indian, [12]
Wormell, Mrs. Mary A., [464]
Wright, Colonel, [319]
Wyche, Judge J. E., [141]
Yakima branch, [165]
Yakima Indian legend, [20]
Yakimas, the, [11]
Yehl, the raven, legend of, [26]
Yelleppit, the handsome chief, [38]
Yellow Bird, [102]
Young Joseph (Hallakallakeen), [95]