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INDEX TO VOLUME XXII

Allen, Beverly C., Indian Commissioner, 55-6.

Applegate Creek, origin of name, 3

Applegate, Lindsay, member of South Road Expedition and author of Remin- iscences of, 3.

Ashland, founding and naming of, 4-5.

B

BOITS, JOHN, Loo OF THE COLUMBIA. i79-3. 257-351; only complete record of a most memorable voyage, 257;

ploits of discovery, 262-4; the mas- sacre of Joshua Caswell and com- panions, 284-6; meeting with Captain John Kendrick of the Lady JVashin- ton, 288-9; Kendrick leaves coast for Canton, 292; Gray in winter quarters at Adventure Cove, 290-301; in dan- ger of massacre, 299-301 ; Sloop Ad- venture launched, 301; Captain Gray orders Indian village destroyed 303; cruising along the coast of Washington and Oregon, 303-312; meets Captain George Vancouver, 305; discovers Gray s Harbor, 306-8; enters Columbia River, 308-9 ; carries on trade in the Co- lumbia River, 3oo_-n; mishap to the Columbia, 319; given assistance and entertainment by the Spanish com- mander, 323-5; ship repaired, 325-7; leaves Northwest coast for Canton, 331; arrives at Macao Roads, 335; at anchor in Canton River, 335-8; home- ward bound, 339-49; supplementary note on the identification of Port Tempest and Massacre Cove, 350-1.

C

Carver, Jonathan, receives original name Oregon from Major Robert Rogers, 91 ; does not mention it in petitions for compensation for ex- plorations, 93; petitions for reimburse- ment for expenses and compensation for services while Conducting explora- tions in the interior of North Amer- ica, 111-115.

Cluggage discovers gold on Bear Creek, Rogue River Valley, 3-4.

Columbia, JOHN BOIT'S LOG OF THE, 257-351; Remnant of CAPTAIN ROBERT GRAYS Log of the, 352-6; enters the Columbia River, 309, 352.

Dart, Anson, treaties with Northwest Indians negotiated by. 57-83.

Douglas, James, as Chief Factor of Hud- son's Bay Company and Governor of Vancouver Island, 175-212.

E F O

Gaines, John P., Indian Commissioner, 55-6-

Gladwyn, Colonel, in command of Fort Detroit, 1763, 44-5-

Gold Mining, first, in Rogue River Val- ley, 4.

Gray, Captain Robert, second voyage of, to the Northwest coast and around the world, 257-356; discovers Gray's Har- bor, 306-8; enters the Columbia River, 308-9, 351; carries on trade with the Indians in the Columbia River, 309-11, 351-6; on the coast of China, 335-9.

H

Harney, General W. S., takes hand in the San Juan Island situation, 192-207.

Hudson's Bay Company clashes with the individualism of the settler, 163, 168-

222.

INDIAN RELATIONS IN THK PACIFIC NORTHWEST, 1849-52; THE FIRST STAGE OF THE FEDERAL, 46-89; a sum- mary of Indian relations prior to 1849, 46-9; attitude of different tribes to- wards trappers and traders, and espe- cially towards representatives of the Hudson's Bay Company, 47; mission- ary projects do not avail, 47-8; settlers arrive before protection is organized by the Federal government, 48-9; Joseph Lane's dealings with Indians as first governor, 49-57; complaints of Indians living in the Willamette val- ley, and their plight, 52-3; congres- sional policy of the Act of June 5, 1850, 53; Thurston not satisfied, 54; negotiation of treaties under above act, 54-86; Indian commissioners, their in- structions and negotiations, 55-6; An- son Dart as superintendent of Indian affairs, 57-83; his report to the Sec- retary of the Interior, 1852, with copies of treaties, 66-86.

J

Jackson county organized, January 12,

1852, 4. Jacksonville and its people, 8.

K

Lane, Governor Joseph, dealings of, with Indians as ex-ofticio superintendent of Indian affairs of Oregon territory, 49-52; recommends removal of Will- amette Valley Indians, 52-3.

M

Massacre Cove and Port Tempest, tragedy at, 284-5; note on identifica- tion of, 350-1.

N

OREGON BOUNDARY QUESTION, The Last Phase of the (See the Struggle for San Juan Island).

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