INDEX.
Reading edition
Abalone shells, 69.
Alaska, 231–247.
Anaheim, 36.
Astoria, 187.
Avalon, 69.
Banff, 267.
Berkeley, 123.
Berries, Oregon, 179.
Big Trees, 102.
Cable-cars, 108, 111.
Cactus, 37.
California, Preface, 1–154.
Camping, 31.
Canadian National Park, 268–276.
Canadian Pacific Railroad, 248–261.
Carson City, 142.
Cascade Range, 184.
Catalina Island, 45, 58–74.
Cattle-raising, 20.
Chinese in California, 80, 112–120;
in Oregon, 166–171, 186.
Chula Vista, 52.
Clatsop, 176.
Climate, in Southern California, Preface, 7, 25–31, 34, 49, 60, 78;
in San Francisco, 123, 127;
in Oregon, 161;
in Washington, 230.
Coal, in Washington, 221.
Columbia River, 182–202, 258, 266.
Coronado, 49.
Crater Lake, 156.
Dalles, the, 201.
Desert, 3, 80.
Devil’s Head Lake, 271.
Diamond Creek, 303.
Donner Lake, 128.
El Paso, 3.
Elsinore Lake, 47.
Eucalyptus, 9.
Farming, 19.
Ferns, 173, 178.
Fir-trees, 181, 237.
Fishing, Catalina Island, 71;
Tahoe Lake, 137;
Columbia River, salmon, 186;
Devil’s Head Lake, 272;
Yellowstone, 290.
Flowers, in California, 26, 48, 69, 78, 83, 106;
in Oregon, 179.
Foothills, 21.
Forest colors, 266;
fires, 219, 248.
Frazer River, 235.
Fruit, Southern California, 10;
Oregon, 160, 180.
Fullerton, 6.
Glacier Bay, 246;
Glacier House, 259.
Goats, wild, 67.
Grand Cañon, Colorado, 295–305;
Yellowstone, 291.
Grapes, 12.
Hood, Mt., 163, 184, 190, 200, 204–206.
Humming-birds, 64.
Ilwaco, 173.
Indians, Alaskan, 241;
relics, Catalina Islands, 69;
camp at Sisson’s, 153.
Irrigation, 22–25.
Japan Current, 61.
Japanese and Indians, 243.
Juneau, 241.
Klamath Lake, 156.
Laguna, 47.
Limes versus Lemons, 54.
Livingston, 279.
Los Angeles, 2, 4–14, 16, 18.
Lumber in Washington, 220.
Mariposa Grove, 102.
Mariposa lily, 69.
Mexican border, 49.
Mexicans, 79.
Minnewonka Lake, 271.
Mojave Desert, 80.
Mountain forests, 261.
Muir Glacier, 245.
Mustard fields, 55, 58.
National City, 51.
Nevada, 140.
New Orleans, 2.
Oakland, 123.
Olympia, 225.
Olympic mountains, 226.
Opium dens, 116.
Orange, 40.
Oranges, 36–48.
Oregon, Preface, 85, 155–206.
Oregon mountains, 163.
Oregon snow-peaks, 162, 184, 204–206, 230.
Ostrich farm, 11.
Pacific Coast, mountainous character of, 108.
Pampas plumes, 13.
Pasadena, 279.
Peach Spring, 298.
Pelicans, 72.
Pepper-trees, 9.
Portland, 162–171, 184.
Port Townsend, 230.
Prohibition in California, 44.
Puget Sound, 217–230.
Quail, 13, 64.
Rabbit-hunting, 37.
Railroads, transcontinental, Preface, ix;
Southern Pacific, 1;
California Southern, 46;
California Central, 56;
Central Pacific, 127;
Oregon and California, 149;
Northern Pacific, 213, 218, 279;
Canadian Pacific, 248;
Atlantic and Pacific, 294.
Rain, 155.
Rainier, Mt., 210.
Rattlesnakes, 65.
Raymond, 81.
Rivers, 155, 183.
Riverside, 41.
Rocky Mountains, 264.
Rural cities of the future, 31.
St. Elias, Mt., 233.
St. Helens, Mt., 207.
Salem, Oregon, 165.
Salmon-canneries, 186.
Scenery, American, 205.
Selkirk Mountains, 259.
Shoalwater Bay, 173.
Snow-peaks, in Oregon and Washington, 203–216.
Tacoma, 162, 218–223.
Tacoma, Mt., 209–216, 223.
Tahoe Lake, 129–140.
Tia Juana, 52.
Trees, Big, 102.
Truckee, 128.
Vancouver, 249.
Vegetables in California, 10.
Victoria, 249.
Vine disease, 12.
Virginia City, 143.
Washington, 207–230.
Washington snow-peaks, 162, 184, 204–216, 230.
Water-falls, Yosemite, 89, 96, 98;
Columbia River, 194;
Yellowstone, 291.
Wawona, 82, 102.
Whitney, Mt., 150.
Willamette River, 155, 164.
Willamette Valley, 158.
Windmills, 7.
Wine, California, 12.
Winnipeg, 279.
Winter bathing in California, 60.
Yale, 254.
Yellowstone Lake, 289.
Yellowstone Park, 279–293.
Yosemite Valley, 80–107.
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