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 Phoebe, 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.