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Eagle, steamer above Cascades, 235;

rescuing victims of Indian war, 236

Edwards, Rev. P. L., associate missionary, 141

Eells, Rev. Cushing, missionary to Oregon Indians, 151;

locating at Tshimakain, 152

Elliott, S. G., first railroad surveys, 259

England, difficulty with Spain over Nootka Sound, 62

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Farnham, T. J., in command of Peoria party, 164;

history of Oregon and California, 164

Ferrelo, explorations on the coast, 43

Field, mountain resort, 276

Fiske, Wilbur, leading missionary movements, 140

Florida Treaty with Spain, 184

Fonte, extravagant stories, 46

Fort Clatsop built by Lewis and Clark, 85

France, assistance to American colonies, 50

Franchère, Gabriel, history of Pacific Fur Co., 118;

founding of Astoria, 120;

account of destruction of Tonquin, 203

Fuca, Juan de, 44

Fur-trade, beginnings, 56-57;

on Oregon coast, 60-61;

connection with discoveries, 89;

historical importance, 99;

financial profits of, 103

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Gale, Joseph, building of Star of Oregon, 166;

sails to California, 167;

on Executive Committee of Provisional Government, 194

Gale, William, on ship Albatross, 109;

extract from journal, 113

Galiano, voyage around Vancouver Island, 55

Garnett, Major, in Yakima War, 225

Gaston, Lieutenant, in battle of Pine Creek, 226

Gervais, Joseph, location in Oregon, 142

Ghent, Treaty of, 182

Gilliam, Cornelius, in Cayuse War, 201

Glacier, Canadian resort, 286-287

Glacier Lake, 310

Glacier Peak, 311

Golden on Columbia River, 277

Grande Ronde Valley, first view by Hunt Party, 94

Grant, Captain, attempting to keep back American immigration, 171

Gray, Capt. Robert, in command of Lady Washington, 60;

as a fur-trader, 61;

discovers Columbia River, 64

Gray, W. H., history of Oregon, 147;

characteristics, 149;

four sons, 149;

estimate of population, 188;

in Provisional Government, 190-191;

steamboat enterprises, 241;

adventure on Snake River 241

Gray, Capt. Wm. P., story of ascent of Snake River, 241;

trip down Snake River, 247

Great Britain, claims to Oregon, 180-181

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Halhaltlossot, or Lawyer, 151

Hallakallakeen (Joseph), summer camp, 297

Hard winter of 1861, 257

Hassalo, the steamer, 235-237

Hassalo, No. 2, 248

Hathaway, Felix, building schooner, Star of Oregon, 166

Heceta, first voyage, 51;

discovery of Columbia River, 52-54

Henry, Andrew, trading post on Snake River, 108-109

Hickey, Capt. F., at restoration of Astoria, 125

Hill, David, on Executive Committee of Provisional Government, 194

Hill, J. J., railroad builder, 262

Holladay, Ben, president of Oregon Central Railroad, 259

Holmes, Oliver W., quotation, 275

Hood, Mount, origin of, in Indian myth, 22-24;

first appearance of, 333;

elevation, 354;

approach to, 354;

Cloud Cap Inn, 355;

view from, 356;

appearance