SUBJECT INDEX. | PAGE | | Astoria, The Educational History of. Alfred A. Cleveland | 21-32 | | Astoria, Social and Economic History of. Alfred A. Cleveland | 130-149 | | Baker, Dorsey S.: A Pioneer Railroad Builder. Miles C. Moore | 195-201 | | Bancroft, The Origin and Authorship of the Pacific States Publications: A History of a History. William Alfred Morris | 287-364 | | Calapooia, The Upper. George O. Goodall | 70-77 | | Captain of Industry in Oregon, A Pioneer (Joseph Watt). James R. Robertson | 150-167 | | Centennial, The Lewis and Clark. F.G. Young | 1-20 | | Corrections, Some. F.G. Young and H.S. Lyman | 86-87, 286, 409 | | Civil War, Oregon and its Share in the. Robert Treat Platt | 89-109 | | Code of Oregon, History of the Preparation of the First. James K. Kelly | 185-194 | | Cone, Anson Sterling, Reminiscences of. H.S. Lyman | 251-258 | | Documents:— | | First Installment—Two Whitman Sources: "Arrival from Oregon"—an editorial from the New York Daily Tribune of March 29, 1843, and "Cruising in the Sound"—communication to the New York Spectator, April 5, 1843; newspaper excerpts relating to the Oregon emigration movement 1842-1843 | 168-184 | | Second Installment—Oregon material taken from file of an Independence (Mo.) and Weston (Mo.) paper for 1844-1845 and from other papers in that vicinity | 270-286 | | Third Installment—Letter of Jedediah S. Smith, David E. Jackson, and William L. Sublette (1830) giving an account of the taking of the first wagons to the Rocky Mountains and of the Hudson Bay Company post, Fort Vancouver, also operations of Company in Oregon Country & excerpts from St. Louis papers, 1832-1848, on the migration to and settlement of Oregon | 394-409 | | Early Days in Oregon, Glimpses of. Charlotte Moffett Cartwright | 55-69 | | Easts, Two, The Great West and the. Henry E. Reed | 110-129 | | Economic History of Astoria, Social and. Alfred A. Cleveland | 130-149 | | Educational History of Astoria, The. Alfred A. Cleveland | 21-32 | | Holman, Joseph, Short Biography of. Dictated by himself | 392-394 | | Hopkins, Mrs. Rebeka, Reminiscences. H.S. Lyman | 259-261 | | Independence (Mo.), Excerpts from papers of | 270-286 | | Indian Tradition, Minto Pass; Its History and an. John Minto | 241-250 | | Indian Wars of Southern Oregon. William M. Colvig | 227-240 | | Industry, a Pioneer Captain of, in Oregon. (Joseph Watt) | 150-167 | | Jackson, David E., Letter of, with Jedediah S. Smith and William L. Sublette | 395-398 | | La Bonte's, Louis, Recollections of Men. H.S. Lyman | 264-266 | | Lane County, Early Schools in. Jos. H. Sharp | 267-268 | | Lewis and Clark, The, Centennial. F.G. Young | 1-20 | | Minto Pass: Its History and an Indian Tradition. John Minto | 241-250 | | Montures on French Prairie, The. S.A. Clarke | 268-269 | | Oregon and Its Share in the Civil War. Robert Treat Platt | 89-109 | | Oregon, History of the Preparation of the First Code of. James K. Kelly | 185-194 | | Oregon, Indian Wars of Southern. William M. Colvig | 227-240 | | Pacific States Publications, The Origin and Authorship of the Bancroft. William Alfred Morris | 287-364 | | Papers, Pioneer, of Puget Sound. Clarence B. Bagley | 365-385 | | Paternalism, An Object Lesson in. T.W. Davenport | 33-54 | | Puget Sound, Pioneer Papers of. Clarence B. Bagley | 365-385 | | Railroad Builder, A Pioneer: Dorsey S. Baker. Miles C. Moore | 195-201 | | Rees, Willard H., In Memoriam of. John Minto | 386-391 | | Reminiscences Anson Sterling Cone. Mrs. Rebeka Hopkins, Mrs. Anna Tremewan, and Louis La Bonte | 251-266 | | San Francisco. From Walla Walla to Captain John Mullan, U.S.A. | 202-226 | | Schools, Early, in Lane County. Jos. H. Sharp | 267-268 | | Social and Economic History of Astoria. Alfred A. Cleveland | 130-149 | | Smith, Jedediah S., Letter of, with David E. Jackson and William L. Sublette | 395-398 | | Southern Oregon, Indian Wars of. William M. Colvig | 227-240 | | Sublette, William L., Letter of, with David E. Jackson and Jedediah S. Smith | 395-398 | | Tremewan, Mrs. Anna, Reminiscences of. H.S. Lyman | 261-264 | | Walla Walla, From, to San Francisco. Captain John Mullan, U.S.A. | 202-226 | | West, The Great, and the Two Easts. Henry E. Reed | 110-129 | | Weston (Mo.), Excerpts from papers of | 270-286 | | Wood, Tallmadge B., Letters of | 80-85 | AUTHORS' INDEX.
| PAGE | | Bagley, Clarence B.—Pioneer Papers of Puget Sound | 365-385 | | Cartwright, Charlotte Moffett—Glimpses of Early Days in Oregon | 55-69 | | Clarke, S.A.—The Montures on French Prairie | 268-269 | | Cleveland, Alfred A.—The Educational History of Astoria | 21-32 | | Cleveland, Alfred A.—Social and Economic History of Astoria | 130-143 | | Colvig, William M.—Indian Wars of Southern Oregon | 227-240 | | Davenport, T.W.—An Object Lesson in Paternalism | 33-54 | | Goodall, George O.—The Upper Calapooia | 70-77 | | Jackson, David E.—Letter of, with Smith and Sublette | 395-398 | | Kelly, James K.—History of the Preparation of the First Code of Oregon | 185-194 | | Lyman, Horace S.—Reminiscences of, Anson Sterling Cone; Mrs. Rebeka Hopkins; Mrs. Anna Tremewan; Louis La Bonte | 251-266 | | Lyman, Horace S.—Some Corrections | 86-87 | | Minto, John—Minto Pass: Its History and an Indian Tradition | 241-250 | | Minto, John—In Memoriam of Willard H. Rees | 386-391 | | Moore, Miles C.—A Pioneer Railroad Builder: Dorsey S. Baker | 195-201 | | Mullan, Captain John—From Walla Walla to San Francisco | 202-226 | | Platt, Robert Treat—Oregon and Its Share in the Civil War | 89-109 | | Reed, Henry E.—The Great West and the Two Easts | 110-129 | | Robertson, James Rood—A Pioneer Captain of Industry in Oregon (Joseph Watt) | 150-167 | | Sharp, Jos. H.—Early Schools in Lane County | 267-268 | | Smith, Jedediah S.—Letter of, with Jackson and Sublette | 395-398 | | Sublette, William L.—Letter of, with Jackson and Smith | 395-398 | | Wood, Tallmadge B.—Letters of | 80-86 | | Young, Frederic George—The Lewis and Clark Centennial | 1-20 |
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