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INDEX TO VOL. VII

Acessions. 223-224; 440-444.
Agricultural literature in Oregon in early days, 31-32.
Applegate, Jesse, aid from, in securing funds for carrying on the Cayuse War. 423-424.
Apples, early market for, in California, 37-8.
Apples, varieties of, planted in early Oregon, 35.
Arnold, J. O., suggests request for state aid for high school at Eugene, 145-146
Barry. A. O., makes railroad survey, 108-109.
Bibliography of finances of Provisional Government, 362-863.
Bronte, Charlotte, urges culture for women of the middle class, 1.
California fruit industry. 40.
California, Upper, described, 291-319.
Cathlamet on the Columbia (Review), 438.
Cayuse War, finances of, 418-432.
Cherries, varieties of, planted in early Oregon. 35, 50.
Chimney Rock, 339.
Clarke. S. A., secretary of the Oregon Central Railroad of Salem, 133-138
Columbia, the Lower, 172-178.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad, 129-130.
Currency and legal tender under the Provisional Government, 369-875.
Dorris, Ben F., urges prompt action to secure location of University at Eugene, 146.
Edgeworth, Maria, on higher education of women, 1.
Elliott, S. G., makes railroad survey. 106-107; promoter of Oregon Central Railroad of Salem, 113, 134-136.
Evarts, W. M., attorney for Ben Holladay, 117.
Expenditures, public, under the Provisional Government, 379-883.
Finances, first of, Provisional Government, 366-369.
Finances, The, of the Provisional Government, 360-417.
Fruit, conditions for, propitious in early Oregon, 36.
Fruit culture, fascinating and ennobling influence of, 32-33.
Fruit industry, decadence of, in Oregon, 28
Fruits, indigenous, in Oregon, 28.
Fruits, wild, in Oregon, 151-157.
Gaston, Joseph, secretary of California & Columbia Railroad Co., 108-111; secretary of Oregon Central Railroad Co., 111.
Grafting, a story of, 48-51.
Grand Island, migration of 1843 strike Platte at head of, 334.
Grapes, varieties of, planted in early Oregon, 86.
Harriman, E. H., in charge of the Oregon System, 131-132.
Holladay, Ben, promoter of Oregon Central Railroad of Salem, 115-119; 136-188.
Home, Woman conservator of, 16-25.
Hood, Mt., Railroad, 129.
Horticulture, the history of, in early Oregon, 28-51.
Horticultural societies, 158-162.
Hudson Bay Company, introduction of cultivated fruits by employees of, 28-30; introduced the first cultivated rose, 30.
Huntington, C. P., offers to build the Oregon Branch Pacific Railroad, 120-121
Idaho, 282-287.
Independence as a rendezvous for emigrations, 65.
Independence Rock, migration of 1843 at, 343-346.
Indians of Oregon, 178-185.
Insect nests, introduction of, into Oregon, 38-39.
Jacksonville, steps taken at, to build railroad, 105-110.
Johnson. Overton, joint author with Wm. H. Winter of "Route Across the Rocky Mountains, etc., 1843," 62-104, 163-210, 291-327.
Kansas River, crossing of, by migration of 1843, 330.
Koehler, Richard, manager of Oregon & California Railroad, 180-131.
Lambert, J. H., originates Lambert cherry, 31.
Lane, General Joseph, letter of, to James W. Nesmith on the council of Table Rock, 220-221.
Lee, Jason, extracts from journal of, in introduction memorial a dresses, 225-233; memorial addresses, 288-287; party in 1834, 234; his personality, 235-244; his work, 249-251; place in history, 256-266; messenger of civilization, 266-272; latest results of his work, 270-272; his activity in the cause he espoused, 272-282; lineage and national allegiance, 288-290.
Lewelling, Seth, originates Black Republican cherry, Bing cherry, and Golden prune, 30-31.
Luelling, Henderson, brings nursery across the plains, in 1847, 34.
Lytle, builds Columbia Southern Rail road, 128-129.
McDonald of Oregon (Review), 435-437
Meek. Joseph L., messenger from Provisional Government to Washington, 1847, 423-425.
Meek, William, brings apple trees and seeds across the plains in 1847, 34; is partner with Henderson Luelling, 34.
Meeting of emigrants of 1843 for organization, 342-344.
Nesmith, James W, reminiscences of, of Council of Table Rock, 1853, 211-221: journal of migration of 1843, 329-359
Northern Pacific Railroad, completion of, 125-127.
Oregon, climate of, 185-188.
Oregon Company, 1843, organization of, 329-331.
Oregon, early horticulture in, 28-51.
Oregon flora, 188-192.
Oregon, larger opportunity of women in, 12-16.
Oregon, purposes of early explorers missionaries and settlers of, 244-248
Oregon scenery, 197-202.
Oregon, settlement and organization of, 192-197.
Oregon City, effect on inhabitants of, of the arrival of the migration of 1843, 104; described, 1843, 163.
Oregon Central Railroad of Salem, 113 Oregon Railroad system, the Genesis of, 104-132.
Oregon Pacific Railroad, 129-130.
Oregon Steam Navigation Co., sells out to Villard, 123.
Origin Short Line Railroad, building of, 124
Oregon Trail, incidents on, with migration of 1843, 64-104.
Owens-Adair. Dr. (Review), 437.
Peaches, varieties of, planted in early Oregon, 35.
Pears, varieties of, planted in early Oregon, 35.
Pengra, B. J., promotes railroad up the Middle Fork of the Willamette and by "Humboldt route," 11, 120-121.
Penter, Samuel, recollections of (184-3), 56-61
Pioneer of Fifty-Three (Review), 438-439.
Pippin, Yellow Newtown, mistakes with, 35-37
Platte, emigrants suffer from storms on, 72-74; crossing of South, by migration of 1843, 337.
Plums, varieties of, planted in early Oregon, 36, 44-49.
Political organization under Provisional Government, 363-366; 375-379.
Prosch, Thos. W., author of "Tacoma and McCarver" (Review), 222.
Prunes, varieties of, planted in early Oregon, 36, 42-50.
Reid, Wm, builds narrow guage railroad on West Side, 128.
Revenues, public, under Provisional Government, 383-988.
Rogue River Valley, 169-172.
Rogue River Valley Railroad, 129.
Santa Fe Trail, traffic on, 65.
Settlemeier, J. H., develops nursery business, 36.
Shawnees, advancement, of, 65.
Shipley, A. R., develops grape culture in Oregon, 31.
Short, Robert Valentine, autobiography of, 52-55.
Spalding, H. H., contributes funds for sending deputation to California. 1847, 423-424.
Sumpter Valley Railroad, 129.
Sutter, Captain, and his fort, 208-210.
Table Rock, reminiscences of James W. Nesmith and Joseph Lane of Council at, 211-221.
Thompson, J. M., suggests location of State University at Eugene, 146.
Treasury accounts under the Provisional Government, 338-417.
Union University Association, 147-150.
University of Oregon, location of, at Eugene, 145-150; mismanagement of its land grant, 145.
Villard, Henry, develops the railroads of the Pacific Northwest, 122-128; organizes the O. R. & N. Co., 123-124.
Walton. J. J., on the establishment of the State University at Eugene, 145-150.
"West Side Road," 119-122.
Willamette Valley described (1843), 164-167.
Willamette Valley & Coast Railroad, 129-130.
Winter, Wm. H., joint author with Overton Johnson of "Route Across the Rocky Mountains," etc., 1843, 62—104; 163—210; 291-327.
Women's Associations in Oregon, plans for work of, 16-27.
Woman, elevation and education of, 7-12.
Women, larger opportunity of, in Oregon, 12-16.
Young, Ewing, the escheat funds from the estate of, 367-9.
Young, F. G., editorial note on incorporation of Oregon Central Railroad, 138-44.