Страница - 144 Страница - 146 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] .