Volume 1 — PUBLICATIONS OF THE Oregon Historical Society
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SOURCES OF THE HISTORY OF OREGON
Volume I
Number 1.—Journal of Medorem Crawford—An Account of His Trip Across the Plains in 1842. Price, 25 Cents.
Number 2.—The Indian Council at Walla Walla, May and June, 1855, by Col. Lawrence Kip—A Journal. Price, 25 Cents.
Numbers 3 to 6 Inclusive.—The Correspondence and Journals of Captain Nathaniel J. Wyeth, 1831–6.—A Record of Two Expeditions, for the Occupation of the Oregon Country, with Maps, Introduction and Index. Price, $1.10.
The Proceedings of the Oregon Historical Society for 1898–9, Including Paper by Silas B. Smith, on “Beginnings in Oregon,” 97 Pages. Price, 25 Cents.
The Proceedings of the Oregon Historical Society for 1899–1900. Including Two Historical Papers, 120 Pages. Price, 25 Cents.
QUARTERLY OF THE OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
No. 2, Vol. I, June, 1900.
Joseph R. Wilson—The Oregon Question 111
Frances F. Victor—Our Public Land System and its Relation to Education in the United States 132
Mrs. William Markland Molson—Glimpses of Life in Early Oregon 158
H. W. Scott—Not Marjoram.—The Spanish Word “Oregano” not the Original of Oregon 165
H. S. Lyman—Reminiscences of Louis Labonte 169
Frances F. Victor—Dr. Elliott Coues 189
Document.—A Narrative of Events In Early Oregon ascribed to Dr. John McLoughlin 193
Reviews of Books.—Eva Emery Dye’s “McLoughlin and Old Oregon” 207
H. K. Hines’ “Missionary History of the Pacific Northwest” 210
Note.—A Correction 212
No. 3, Vol. I, September, 1900.
Joseph R. Wilson—The Oregon Question II. 213
H. S. Lyman—Reminiscences of Hugh Cosgrove 253
H. S. Lyman—Reminiscences of Wm. M. Case 269
John Minto—The Number and Condition of the Native Race in Oregon When First Seen by White Men 296
H. S. Lyman—Indian Names 316
Documents—Oregon articles reprinted from a file of the N. Y. Tribune, 1842. 327
Letter by William Plumer, Senator from N. H. 336
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