The Washington Historical Quarterly INDEX TO VOLUMES I-X NOTE. This general index to the first ten volumes of the WASHINGTON HISTORICAL QUARTERLY has been compiled from the indexes to the separate volumes. In combining several entries under a single name, articles by precede articles about a given author. In the analysis of subjects, the secondary arrangement is normally alphabetical but in some instances as in grouping documents the chronology has been followed. The citations are given by volume and page, the volume preceding the colon, and the page or the inclusive paging following it. Both October and January numbers of volume 1 are paged from 1 to 96. In order to show which of these duplicate paginations is meant, the abbreviations "Jan." and "Oct." are placed in curves after each entry from these, the first two numbers of the magazine. Eg 1:59 (Jan.) refers to page 59 to be found in the January number of 1907. Abel, Annie Heloise, "A New Lewis and Clark Map", noted, 7:253-254. Aberdeen Pioneer Association, 7:48, 8:9, 10:46. Academy of Pacific Coast History, "Publications", vols.1-2, reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 4:128-129. "Acquisition of Oregon", by Marshall, reviewed by C. W. Smith, 3: 154-157. "Across the Plains in 1853", by D. B. Ward, reviewed, 3:242. "Across the Plains to California in 1852", by Lodisa Frizzell, noted, 6:209-210. Adams, Annie (Mrs. Robert Head), in Mercer party, 6:228. Adams, E. D., "The Power of Ideals in American History", noted, 5:147. Adams, Henry, "The Education of Henry Adams, An Autobiography", reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 10:73-74. Adams, John Quincy: John Quincy Adams and the Oregon Question, by Edmond S. Meany, 5:207-214; "Writings", edited by W. C. Ford, noted, 4:131, 5:61,317, 6:71-72,281. Adams County, see Lincoln and Adams County Pioneer and Historical Association. Agriculture in Alaska under the Rus sians, by C. L. Andrews, 7:287-288. Alaska agriculture in, under Russians, by C. L. Andrews, 7:287-288; Baranof the builder, by C. L. Andrews, 7:202-216; Higginson's, "Alaska: The Great Country", reviewed, 8:234; industry in, under the Russians, by C. L. Andrews, 7:278-295; Jones', "Alaskan Waterways", reviewed, 9:233-234; marine disasters of Alaska route, by C. L. Andrews, 7:21-37; mining in, before 1867, by F. A. Golder, 7:233238; reindeer in, by C. L. Andrews, 10:171-176; salmon industry, by C. L. Andrews, 9:243-254; social life in, under Russians, by C. L. Andrews, 7:278-295; survey of, 17431799, by F. A. Golder, 4:83-95; trade under Russians, by C. L. Andrews, 7:278-295; transfer of to U. S., reprint of document, 3:83-91; Tuttle's "Alaska", reviewed by C. L. Andrews, 6:69; under the Russians, by C. L. Andrews, 7:202-216, 278-295; Underwood's "Alaska: An Empire in the Making”, reviewed by F. A. Golder, 4:197; whaling in, by C. L. Andrews, 9: 3-10. Alden, George H., review of Halsey's "Four Great Rivers", 1:170-171. Alexander, John S., death, 8:36. Allan, George T., letter dated March 16, 1832, regarding fever and ague on Columbia river, 2:41. Allen, Robert Perry, death, 7:58. Alvord, Clarence Walworth, "The New Regime", noted, 7:253. Ambler, Charles H., "The Life and Diary of John Floyd an Apostle of Secession, and the Father of the Oregon Country", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 10:69-70. American and British treatment of the Indians of Puget Sound, by W. J. Trimble, 5:32-54. American Historical Association: Annual meeting, (1906) 1:84-85 (Jan.); (1912) 4:54; (1913) 5:153155; (1915) 7:86; (1916) 8:80; (1917) 9:79. Pacific Coast Branch of, see Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association. American names in Washington, 1: 10-11 (Oct.) Analysis of the Pacific railroad reports, by Pearl Russell, 10:3-16. Anderson, Andrew, death, 5:23. Anderson, Butler P., letter dated May 4, 1858, concerning Chief Leschi, 1:59. Anderson, C. M., the naming of Seward, Alaska, 1:159-161. Anderson, Dice Robins, "William Branch Giles; a Study in the Politics of Virginia and the Nation", noted, 7:252-253. Andrews, Clarence L.; Alaska under the Russians, 7:202-216,278-295; Alaska whaling, 9:3-10; marine disasters of the Alaska route, 7:2137; reindeer in Alaska, 10:171-176; review of Golder's "Russian Expansion on the Pacific", 6:119-120; review of Stuck's "Voyage on the Yukon", 9:69-70; review of Tuttle's "Alaska", 6:69; the salmon in Alaska, 9:243-254; research in Alaska, 6:284. Andrews, Lyman Beach, death, 5:25. "Antoine of Oregon: A Story of the Oregon Trail", noted, 4:197-198. Applegate, Jesse: Jesse Applegate: Pioneer, Statesman and Philosopher, by Joseph Schafer, 1:217233; "Recollections of My Boyhood", noted, 6:208-209. "(The) Applewoman of the Klickitat", by A. V. Morris, reviewed by E. M. Blodgett, 10:71-72, Archeological research, a vast neglected field for, 1:131-135. Archives of Washington, report on, by J. N. Bowman, 2:241-249. Arnold, A. W., death, 4:43. Asakawa, K., why and how Japanese history may be studied with profit in America, 2:127-131. Ashburton, Lord, Daniel Webster and Old Oregon, by C. T. Johnson, 1: 209-216. Ashley, Mabel M., review of Schultz's "Bird Woman (Sacajawea)", 9:308. Associates of Eighty-nine, organized 1917, 8:238. Atkins, Mrs. Frank (Mrs. Osborne), in Mercer party, 6:236. Attitude of Hudson's Bay Company during Indian war of 1855-1856, a series of letters of that period, edited by Clarence B. Bagley, 8: 291-307. Aurner, Clarence Ray, "History of Bagley, Clarence B.: George Wilkes, 5:3-11; our first Indian war, 1:3449 (Oct.); review of Williams' edition "The Canoe and the Saddle", 5:138-142; "History of Seattle", reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 7: 249-251; "In the Beginning", noted, 1:83 (Oct.); presents transcript of early University of Washington records to University library, 8: 160; "The Waterways of the Pacific Northwest", noted, 8:157-158; editor, documents relating to the attitude of the Hudson's Bay Company during the Indian war of 1855-56, 8:291-307; editor, Journal of Occurrences at Nisqually House, 6:179-197; 264-278; 7:5975; 144-167. (The) Bagley Collection of Pacific Northwest history: descriptive article on, by C. W. Smith, 10:83-87; purchased by the University of. Washington, 10:158. Bagley, Susannah Rogers, death, 5:28. Baker, Antoinette (Mrs. Huntington), in Mercer party, 6:227. Baker, J. C., "Baptist History of the North Pacific Coast", noted, 4:49. Ballaine, John E., review of Stuck's "Ten Thousand Miles With a Dog Sled", 5:227-229. Banks, Mary, bequest of private historical collection to the University of Washington, 9:79. "Baptist History of the North Pacific Coast", noted, 4:49. Baranof the builder, Alaska under the Russians, by Clarence L. Andrews, 7:202-216. Barclay, Dr. Forbes, biographical note, 8:217. Barlow, Byron, death, 6:15. Barlow, George W., death, 4:40. Barlow, Ida (Mrs. Alfred Pinkham), in Mercer party, 6:237. Barnard, Dr. and Mrs. Charles, in Mercer party, 6:235. Barnes, George A., death, 4:42. Barnett, James D., "Operation of the Initiative, Referendum, and Recall in Oregon", reviewed by J. Allen Smith, 7:168-170. Barr, Mrs. Margaret Jane, death, 8:39. Barrows' account of the Indian delegation to St. Louis in 1831, 2:206207. Bashford, James W., "Oregon Missions", reviewed by C. W. Smith, 9:309. Bassett, John Spencer: "The Middle Group of American Historians", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 8: 155; "Short History of the United States", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 5:60-61. Baxter, Mrs. D. K. (Sarah J. Davidson), in Mercer party, 6:236. Baynes, Robert Lambert, commanderin-chief of the Pacific station, 18571860, 8:195. Beall, Thomas B., Pioneer Re miniscences, 8:83-90. Bean, Sarah L., death, 5:29. Beard, Charles A.: "Contemporary History, 1877-1913", noted, 5:145146; "Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States", noted, 5:63; "Introduction to the English Historians", re viewed by Edward McMahon, 1: 278-279. Beard, Charles A., and F. A. Ogg, "National Governments and the World War", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 10:153-154. Beaver, Reverend Herbert, first missionary in the state of Washington, 1:125-126. Beaver, scarcity of, in fur-trade, noted in letter of Peter Skeen Ogden, 1831, 1:262-263. Beaver, Steamer, arrival of (document), 2:259-260. Beecher, Mrs. Harriet Foster, death by accident, 6:136-137. Beer, George Louis, "The English Speaking Peoples", noted, 8:311. Beggs, Sarah Ruhamah De Bell, last survivor of the Oregon mission of 1840, 2:12-23. Bell, Archie, "Sunset Canada", noted, 9:310. Bells, manufacture of, in Alaska, by Bent, Allen H., "Early American Berglund, Abraham, "The War and 310. Bernier, Julien, death, 4:42. cer party, 6:237. Bersch, Mary, death, 5:27. Bety, Jacob, death, 4:42. Beuston, Adam, death, 4:37. Bibliography Griffin's "Bibliography of American Historical Societies", reviewed by C. W. Smith, 2:361362; Boening's Bibliography of Isaac I. Stevens, 9:174-196; Smith's Bibliography of Marcus Whitman, 3:3-62; bibliography of Pacific Northwest history planned, 2:179; O'Donnell's "Bibliography of Washington Geology and Geography" noted, 4:294-295. Biles, George W., death, 3:302. Biographical sketches of Washington pioneers, 7:51-58,87-89,178-180, 259261, 10:159-160,238-240. "Bird Woman (Sacajawea)" by Schultz, reviewed by M. M. Ashley, 9:308. Birthday of Washington (poem), by Black Tamanous, secret society of the Clallam Indians, by Johnson Williams, 7:296-300. Blanchet, Reverend A. M. A., mentioned in Nisqually Journal, 1849, 10:211. Blanchet, John B., death, 5:23. Blankets: Dog's Hair Blankets of the Coast Salish, by F. W. Howay, 9: 83-92. Blanpied, Charles W., "A Humanitarian Study of the Coming Immigration Problem on the Pacific Coast", noted, 5:148. Blockhouses, in Russian Alaska, 7: 283. Blodgett, Evelyn May, review of Morris' "The Applewoman of the Klickitat", 10:71-72. Boardman, Mr. and Mrs., in Mercer party, 6:235. Boas, Franz: "Kutenai Tales", reviewed, 10:155; "Tsimshian Mythology", reviewed, 8:231-232. Boatman, Mary Ann, death, 3:301. Boening, Rose M.: bibliography of Isaac I. Stevens, 9:174-196; history of irrigation in the state of Washington, 9:259-276, 10:21-45. Bogart, Mr. and Mrs., in Mercer party, 6:235. Bogue, Mrs. Gilbert, death, 7:55. Bolton, Herbert Eugene, "Texas in |