Harvard Commission on Western History, 3:245-246.

Hassell, Susan Whitcomb, “A Hundred and Sixty Books by Washington Authors", reviewed, 7:327328.

Hastings, Captain Loren B., 7:312. Hastings, Oregon Columbus, death, 4:38.

Hathaway, Major, commanding officer at Oregon City, arrives at Fort Nisqually, 10:226.

Hathaway, Eli, biographical note, 7: 244.

Hathaway, Elizabeth Electa, death, 6: 19.

Hathaway, Felix, 1:22 (Oct.).
Hawes, Ed. M. editor, "Miscellaneous
Writings of F. V. Hawes", noted,
7:173.

Hayes, C. J. H., "Political and Social History of Modern Europe", noted, 8:73.

Haynes, Fred E., "Third Party Movements Since the Civil War With Special Reference to Iowa", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 8: 66-67.

Haynes, John C., 8:202.

Head, Mrs. Robert (Annie Adams),
in Mercer party, 6:228.
Hebard, Grace Raymond: The First
White Women in Wyoming, 8:29-
31; "Pathbreakers From Ocean To
Ocean", noted, 3:159-160; review of
Coutant's "History of Wyoming",
6:120-122.

Heg, May, death, 3:301-302.
Heisen, Mrs. Mary E., death, 7:57.
Heitman, Henry, death, 5:22.
Hemenway, Stacey, death, 6:12.
Henry, Dudley S. B., death, 7:55.
Henry, Mrs. Eliza B., death, 8:36-37.
Herbermann, Charles George: "His-
torical Records and Studies",
noted, 7:80-81; death, 8:154.
Heroes and Heroines of Long Ago,
by Edwin Eells, 2:132-145.
Higginson, Ella, "Alaska, the Great
Country", noted, 8:234.

High school history, 4:135. Hill, Bennett H., arrives at Fort Nisqually, 1849, 10:226.

Hill, Captain John S., death, 7:54. Hill, Robert Crosby, death, 8:35. Hill, Samuel: erects memorial to Klickitat heroes, 9:239-240; launches trail-building campaign, 5: 321; in Japan, 10:79.

Hills, Mr. (father-in-law of J. J. McGilvra), in Mercer party, 6:237. Himes, George H.: Organizers of the First Government in Oregon, 6: 162-167; Tyrrell's Name Should Be Saved, 10:182-184.

Hinckley, Mrs. (Aurelia Coffin), in Mercer party, 6:227.

Historians banquetted, 3:309.

"Historic Mackinac”, by E. O. Wood, noted, 9:235.

Historic statuary in Seattle, 4:53. Historical novel, study of, at Stanford University, 1:101-108. Historical Societies of The State of Washington, by Victor J. Farrar, 6:21-25, 7:46-50, 8:7-13, 9:17-22, 10:46-52.

Historical Society of Southern Cali

fornia, "Annual Publication", noted, 5:231, 8:155-156.

History in railroad literature, 8:239. "History of Education in Iowa", by

Clarence Ray Aurner, reviewed by
Paul J. Kruse, 7:170-171.
History of San Juan Island, by
Charles McKay, 2:290-293.
"History of Seattle", by Clarence B.

Bagley, reviewed by Edmond S.
Meany, 7:249-251.

History of the Liquor Laws of the
State of Washington, by Anna
Sloan Walker, 5:116-120.
"History of the Pacific Northwest",
by Joseph Schafer, reviewed by
Edward McMahon, 9:154.
"History of the State of Washing-
ton", by Edmond S. Meany, re-
viewed by Edward McMahon, 3:
307-308.

"(A) History of Travel in America",

by Seymour Dunbar, reviewed by Frank G. Kane, 6:205-207. "History of Wyoming", by C. G. Coutant, reviewed by Grace R. Hebard, 6:120-122.

History pageant at Broadway High School, Seattle, 4:135.

History

Teachers' Club, Seattle,

meeting of, 5:152. History Teachers' Section, 5:158-160, 238-240, 325-326.

Holbrook, Richard Blackmer, biographical note, 7:245.

Holland, Ernest O., inaugurated president of Washington State College, 7:177.

Holman, Frederick V., "Dr. John McLoughlin, the Father of Oregon", reviewed by W. A. Morris. 2:44-46.

Hopkins, J. Castell, "Canadian Annual Review of Public Affairs", noted, 4:50, 295.

Hopkins, Lucy S., death, 6:13. Horton, Mrs. in Mercer party, 6: 236.

Hospitals in Russian Alaska, 7:292. Hotel Keepers in Pioneer Days on Puget Sound, by William B. Seymore, 6:238-242.

Houston, E. J., "Land of Ice and Snow, or, Adventures in Alaska", noted, 4:131.

Howard, D. K. ("Denny"), hotel keeper at Seabeck, 6:240.

Howay, F. W..: The Dog's Hair Blankets of the Coast Salish, 9:8392; review of Judson's "Early Days in Old Oregon", 7:324-326; Some Remarks Upon the New Vancouver Journal, 6:83-89; Spanish Settlement at Nootka, 8:163171; joint editor, Angus McDonald; A Few Items of the West, 8:188-229.

Howe, Samuel D., biographical note, 7:245.

Howell, John Ewing, Diary of an

Emigrant of 1845, 1:138-158. Hubbard, Mary, review of Good

rich's "The Coming Hawaii", 5: 229-230.

Hudson's Bay Company: route from

Manitoba to Spokane, 7:187-201, rule on the Columbia, 5:192-206. Huggins, Edward; death, 1:176; consult also the Nisqually Journal, 6: 179-197.

Hugh Wynne, A Historical Novel, by Max Farrand, 1:101-108. Hughes, Mrs. Flora Eloris Payne, death, 8:32.

Humphreys, Mary Gay, "Missionary

Explorers Among the American
Indians", reviewed by C. W.
Smith, 4:293.

Hunt, H. F., Slavery Among the Indians of Northwest America, 9: 277-283.

Huntington, Mrs. (Antoinette Baker), in Mercer party, 6:227.

Ice exported from Alaska, before and after 1867, 7:289. Idaho: "Idaho Chronology, Nomenclature, Bibliography", by J. E. Rees, noted, 10:155. "Early History of Idaho", by W. J. McConnell, reviewed by W. D. Lyman, 5:142-143; "History of the State of Idaho", by C. J. Brosnan, reviewed by T. C. Elliott, 10:71; "Idaho: Its Meaning, Origin and Application", by J. E. Rees, noted, 9:71-72. Idaho Historical Society, Librarian's Report, 1916, noted, 8:232-233. "Idaho History Outline", by H. L. Talkington, noted, 8:69. Immigrants, First to Cross the Cascades, by David Longmire, 8:22-28. Immigration problem on the Pacific Coast, book by C. W. Blanpied, 5: 148.

Impett, William Robert, death, 7:5758.

"In the Beginning", by Clarence B. Bagley, reviewed, 1:83 (Oct.). "In the Oregon Country", by George Palmer Putnam, reviewed by Victor J. Farrar, 6:208.

"In the Wake of the War Canoe",

by W. H. Collison, reviewed, 7: 326-327.

Independence Day in the Far Northwest, by George W. Soliday, 4:163181.

Indians: British and American Treatment of, in Pacific Northwest, by W. J. Trimble, 5:32-54; Causes of Indian Troubles, letter of Governor McMullin, 1857, 1:51-56 (Jan.) ; Indian delegation to St. Louis, 1831, 2:195-208; hold furs for higher prices, 6:264-278; Indians versus liquor licenses, Fort Chehalis, 1861, (document) 4:288-289; Indian language of the Nisqually, 1: 30-35 (Jan.); Indian names in Washington, 1:5, 9-10(Oct.); proposed monument to "Indian Timothy", 7:331; Puget Sound Indians, by L. H. St. John, 5:12-21; Puget Sound Indians, earliest expeditions against, 1:16-29 (Jan.); Sound Indians, right to game and fish, 6:109-118; Snoqualmies indited for attack on Fort Nisqually, 10:229; trouble with, in letter from William Todd to Edward Ermatinger, July 15, 1829, 1:256-258; war of 1855-56, attitude of Hudson's Bay Company during, 8:291307; war of 1858, by Thomas W. Prosch, 2:237-240; see also tribes by name. Indignation

Puget

meeting over Chief

Leschi (document), 5:55-56. Ingersoll, Louise, review of Merriman's "Rise of the Spanish Empire", 9:230-231.

Inland Empire Historical Society, 2: 275-276.

Inland Empire Pioneer Association, 8:12, 10:51-52. International Joint Commission, "Publications", noted, 4:198-199. "Introduction to the English Historians", by C. A. Beard, reviewed by Edward McMahon, 1:278-279.

"Iowa Authors and Their Works", by Alice Marple, noted, 10:233. Irrigation in the State of Washington, by Rose M. Boening, 9:259276, 10:21-45.

Isaacs, Mrs. H. P., death, 8:38.
Israel, George C., death, 8:38.
Issues of the War, coure of history
for enlisted men, 9:311-312.

Jackson, F. J. F., "Social Life in

England, 1750-1850", noted, 8:74. Jackson, Samuel, death, 4:40-41. Jackson, Thomas, hotel keeper at Port Blakeley, 6:240.

Jacobs, Hiram J., death, 8:36. Jacobs, Orange, death, 6:13-14. Jaggy, John, death, 5:23. Jaggy, Margaret Wintler, death, 5: 26. Jameson, J. Franklin, "The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot", reviewed by Rose Glass, 1:171-174. Jamieson, Winfield Scott, death, 6: 17.

Public

Janes, George Milton: "The Control
of Strikes in American Trade
Unions", noted, 8:69-70; review of
Wellington's "Political and Sec-
tional Influence of the
Lands, 1828-1842, 6:202-203.
"Japan at First Hand", by J. I. C.
Clarke, noted, 10:155-156.
Japanese history, its study in Amer-
ica, by K. Asakawa, 2:127-131.
Japanese View of the Monroe Doc-
trine, by Oshimi Shoichi, 6:154-
161.

Jarman, William, death, 4:38.
Jason Lee: memorial to, 1:86-87

(Oct.); new evidence on the mis-
sionary and colonizer, by John
Martin Canse, 6:251-263; place in
history, by H. W. Scott, 1:21-33
(Oct.).

Jeffs, Mary, death, 3:301. Jenner, Charles K., death, 8:35. Johnson, Albert, speech in Congress on the acquisition of Oregon, 5: 321.

Johnson, Allen, "Stephen A. Douglas: A Study in American Politics", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 2:365-367.

Johnson, C. T.; Daniel Webster and Old Oregon, 2:6-11; Daniel Webster, Lord Ashburton and Old Oregon, 1:209-216; Did Webster Ever Say This? 4:191-193; The Evolution of a Lament, 2:195-208. Joint seminar in Northwestern problems, University of Washington, 3: 309.

Jones, E. Lester, "Safeguard the Gateways of Alaska: Her Waterways", noted, 9:233-234. Jones, Jenkin Lloyd, "An Artilleryman's Diary", noted, 5:318. Jones, Leo, proposed amendments to the State constitution of Washington, 4:12-32.

by

"Journal Kept by David Douglas During His Travels in North America, 1823-1827", reviewed George B. Rigg, 6:200-202. "Journal of a Tour on the Northwest Coast of America in the Year 1829", by Jonathan S. Green, noted, 6:279.

Journal of John Work, edited by T.

C. Elliott, (November-December, 1824) 3:198-228; (June-September, 1825) 5:83-115; (September-December, 1825) 5:163-191; (December-June, 1825-1826) 5:258-287; (July-September, 1826), 6:26-49. Journal of Occurrences at Nisqually House, edited by Clarence B. Bagley and Victor J. Farrar, 6:179197; 264-278, 7:59-75, 144-167, 10: 205-230.

Journal of William Fraser Tolmie, 1833, 3:229-241.

"Joutel's Journal of La Salle's Last Voyage", by Henry Reed Stiles, reviewed, 1:80-81 (Jan.). Judson, Katharine Berry: "Early Days in Old Oregon", reviewed by F. W. Howay, 7:324-326; "Myths and Legends of Alaska", noted, 3:

158; "Myths and Legends of British North America", noted, 8:233234; "Myths and Legends of the Great Plains", noted, 5:62; "Myths and Legends of the Pacific Northwest", noted, 3:158; review of McBeth's "The Nez Perces Since Lewis and Clark, 3:92-93; "Subject Index to the History of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska", reviewed by C. H. Compton, 5:58-59; When the Forests are Ablaze", reviewed by Hugo Winkenwerder, 4:45-46.

July 4th, first celebration of, on the Pacific coast, 1:87-88 (Oct.). Justice to the Mountain Committee, pamphlet urging a change in the name of Mount Rainier, review of, 8:235-237.

Kalb, Baron de, letter by, dated July 7, 1780, 2:181-183. Kamehameha, the Great: book on, by H. H. Gowen, noted, 10:159; centenary of, by H. H. Gowen, 10:8892.

Kamiakin, chief: historic gardens of,

9:240; Splawn's "Ka-mi-akin, the Last Hero of the Yakimas", reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 8: 308-309.

Kanavan, Thomas, death, 4:36. Kane, Frank G., review of Dunbar's "History of Travel in America", 6:205-207.

"Kansas Historical Collections, Volume 12", noted, 4:50.

Karr, James A., death, 6:17. Kautz, Mrs. A. V., death on August, 11, 1913, 4:297.

Kees, Samuel M., death, 6:11. Kelley, Hall J.; on board the Dryad, 7:149. "Hall J. Kelley: Prophet of Oregon", by Fred Wilbur Powell, reviewed, 9:232-233.

Kelly, Matthew A., in Mercer party, 6:237.

Kenney, Miss (Mrs. Sam Tingley), in Mercer party, 6:237.

Keyes, E. D., letter of, during Indian war of 1855-1856, 8:300-301. Kindred, John, mentioned in Nisqually Journal, 1849, 10:209. Kingston, Ceylon S., loses history material in Cheney fire, 4:54. Kinnear, George, "Anti-Chinese Riots at Seattle, Washington, February 8, 1886", noted, 3:160. Kinnear, John R., notes on the Constitutional Convention, 4:276-280. "King Philip's War", by George W. Ellis and John E. Morris, reviewed by Edward McMahon, 1: 279-280.

Kitsap, Chief, noted, 1:60(Jan.). Kitsap County Pioneers' Association, 7:48, 8:9, 10:49.

Kittredge, Frank A., Washington Territory in the War between the states, 2:33-39.

"Klahhane Annual", noted, 9:234-235. Klotz, Otto, "History of the 49th Par

rallel Survey West of the Rocky Mountains", noted, 8:234-235. Knapp, Lebbeus J., origin of the constitution of the state of Washington, 4:227-275.

Knapp, Ralph R., divorce in Wash

ington, 5:121-128.

Kobayashi, Nuinosuke, noted, 7:257. Krumm, John, death, 5:27-28. Kruse, Paul J., review of Aurner's "History of Education in Iowa", 7:170-171.

Kullyspell House, built by David

Thompson in 1809, 8:194. "Kutenai Tales", by Franz Boas, noted, 10:155.

Lahalet, Chief, mentioned, 10:212. Lake Washington Canal, beginnings of, 1:73 (Oct.).

Laman, Mrs. Agnes Woolery, death, 7:57.

Lamb, John, "Seattle Municipal

Water Plant", noted, 5:316. Lancaster, Samuel Christopher, publishes book on the Columbia Highway, 6:285.

Landers, L. O., death, 6:14. Landes, Henry, "A Geographic Dictionary of Washington", noted, 9:155.

Landry, Rene, death, 7:54. Lane, Joseph: Settlers appeal to, for aid against Indians following attack on Fort Nisqually, 10:215; letter to Tolmie, reprinted, 10-217. Lane, Timothy, death, 3:298. Lansdale, Richard Hyatt, biographical note, 7:246.

Last stand of the Nez Perces, by

Nelson C. Titus, 6:145-153.

Last survivor of the Oregon mission of 1840, by Edmond S. Meany, 2: 12-23.

Latham, John, death, 5:27.
Latourette, Kenneth S., "The De-

velopment of Japan", reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 9:231-232. Laveille, E., "The Life of Father de

Smet", reviewed by H. M. Chit

tenden, 7:247-248.

Law, "Old Bill", hotel keeper at "Whiskey Flat", Dungeness, 6: 238-239.

Laws, Andrew Jackson, death, 5:23. League of Washington Municipalities, "Proceedings, 1915", noted, 6: 209.

Lee, Daniel, 1:23 (Oct.).

Lee, Guy Carlton, "The True History of the Civil War", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 1:77-80 (Jan.)

Lee, Jason: article by John M. Canse, 6:251-263; new book on, announced, 6:284; place in history, 1:21-33(Oct.)

Leonard, Mrs. Eva Hanselman, death, 7:52.

Leschi, Chief: fairness of his trial, 1:59(Jan.); indignation meeting over (document), 5:55-56; reminiscence regarding, 7:44; two documents about, 1:58-59 (Jan.) Lewis, wounded by Indians in attack on Fort Nisqually, May 1, 1849, 10:212.