Tyrrell, J. B., editor, David Thompson's Narrative of His Explorations in Western America, 17841812," reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 7:322-324. Tyrrell's name should be saved, by George H. Himes, 10:182-184. Underwood, John J., "Alaska, An Empire In The Making", reviewed by F. A. Golder, 4:197. "(The) Union Colony at Greeley, Colorado, 1869-1871", by James F. Willard, noted, 10:156. United States army in Washington teritory, by Thomas W. Prosch, 2: 28-32. "(The) United States Federal Internal Tax History from 1861 to 1871", by Harry Edwin Smith, reviewed by Edward McMahon, 5: 315. United States Geographic Board, decisions, 5:61-62; 10:79-80, 185-189. University of Illinois, studies in the social sciences, noted, 5:316. University of Washington: early records of, 8:114-123, 8:160; extension lectures inaugurated, 3:310; history department, 1:283-284; joint seminar in Northwestern problems, 3:309; fiftieth anniversary, November, 1911, 3:164-165. Usher, Roland G., "Rise of the American People", noted, 5:316. Van Brunt, William D., death, 8:33. Vancouver, Captain George; A new journal kept by a member of the Chatham's crew, edited by Edmond S. Meany, 5:129-137, 215-224, 300308, 6:50-68; memorial tablet, 6: 217; Meany's "Vancouver's Discovery of Puget Sound", reviewed by Thomas W. Prosch, 1:162'-164. Vanderpool, James, death, 6:16. "(The) Vanishing Race: The Last Great Indian Council", by Joseph K. Dixon, 5:149-150. Van Winkle, Katherine E. H., "Paleontology of the Chehalis Valley", noted, 9:156. Vavasour, M., report on secret mission (document), 3:144-153. Vavasour and Warre, secret mission of (document), 3:131-153. Victoria, B. C.; beginnings of, 10: 208; first directory of, acquired by University of Washington library, 7:257-258. "(The) Vigilantes of Montana", by Thomas J. Dimsdale, (two new editions) reviewed by Christina D. Smith, 7:248-249. Visit to West Point, by William F. Prosser, 2:105-117. "Voyages and Discoveries of Samuel de Champlain", by Edward G. Bourne, reviewed by Edward McMahon, 1:277-278. "Voyages on the Yukon", by Hudson Stuck, reviewed by C. L. Andrews, 9:69-70. Waddell, Susan S., death, 6:12. "Waiilatpu, Its Rise and Fall, 18361847", by Miles Cannon, noted, 7: 251-252. Wakeman, Mrs. (Mrs. Washburn), in Mercer party, 6:236. Wakeman, Alfred, in Mercer party, 6:236. Wakeman, Melnor, in Mercer party, 6:236. Wakeman, Tudor, in Mercer party, 6:236. Walker, Anna Sloan, History of the liquor laws of the state of Washington, 5:116-120. Walker, Courtney M., with Jason Lee, 1:24 (Oct.). Walker, Cyrus, death, 5:28. Walker, Donald, biographical note, 8:212. Walker, Reverend Elkanah and Mary R., diaries of, from 1838-1852, transcribed by W. S. Lewis, 8:159160. Walla Walla: education congress at, 3:96; organization of first Congregational church at, by T. C. Elliott, 6:90-99; Walla Walla and Missoula, by T. C. Elliott, 3:274-276. Wallace, Mrs. Esther Tallentire, death, 7:56-57. Wallace, Leander C,. killed by Indians at Fort Nisqually, 10:212. Wallace collection of manuscripts presented to the University of Washington library, 8:159. Wallis, Nellie, death, 3:298. Walters, Jane A., death, 3:301. War History Committees, 9:23-25. War History Materials, Collection and Preservation of, by Benjamin F. Shambaugh, noted, 9:236. War lectures at Camp Lewis, 9:7980, 158-159. Warbass, E. D., death, 1:176. Ward, Dillis B.: "Across the Plains in 1853", reviewed, 3:242; From Salem, Oregon, to Seattle, Washington, in 1859, 6:100-106. Warne, Frank Julian, "The Coal Mine Workers", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 1:169-170. Warre, Henry I. Letters bearing upon the secret mission to Oregon of Warre and Vavasour: May 30, 1845, from George Simpson, 3.136139; October 2, 1845, from Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:140; November 17, 1845, to Peter Skeen Ogden, 3: 140; November 16, 1845, from Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:141; November 19, 1845, to Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:142; November 19, 1845. from Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:148; November 19, 1845, to Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:142; February 14, 1846, from Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:142143; February 15, 1846, to Peter Skeen Ogden, 3:143; June 6, 1846, to the Hon. Hudson's Bay Company, 3:143. Warre, Henry I., and M. Vavasour, secret mission of (documents), 3: 131-153. Warren, Eliza Spalding, "Memoirs of the West, the Spaldings", reviewed by Edmond S. Meany, 8: 65-66. Washburn, Mrs. (Mrs. Wakeman), in Mercer party, 6:236. Washburne, Marion Foster, "Indian Legends", noted, 7:173. Washington (state): origin of the constitution of, by Lebbeus J. Knapp, 4:227-275; proposed amendments to the constitution, by Leo Jones, 4:12-32; notes on the constitutional convention, by John R. Kinnear, 4:276-280; divorce in, by Ralph R. Knapp, 5:121-128; forts of the fur-trade regime, by O. B. Sperlin, 8:102-113; geographic names, by Edmond S. Meany, 8: 265-290, 9:26-62, 107-128, 197-207, 288-295, 10:53-56, 102-109, 190-204; governors of, biographies by Edmond S. Meany, noted, 6:285; memorial addresses before legislature, noted, 6:209; liquor laws of, by Anna Sloan Walker, 5:116-120; mail routes in 1857, by Thomas W. Prosch, 6:107-108; nomenclature, by Jacob N. Bowman, 1:5-13 (Oct.); pioneer biographies, 7:8789, 178-180, 259-261, 10:159-160, 238-240; state archives, report on, by Jacob N. Bowman, 2:241-249. Washington (territory): fifty years ago, by Thomas W. Prosch, 4:96104; in the war between the states, by Kittredge, Brown and Easterbrook, 2:33-39; military roads in, by Thomas W. Prosch, 2:118-126; thirty years ago, by John A. Griffin, 7:133-135. Washington authors, book on, by Susan W. Hassell, reviewed, 7: 327-328. Washington educational association, meeting, 1912, 4:55. Washington Historical Quarterly: encouragement for, 2:50-51; exchanges, 2:51. Washington Pioneer Association, 4: 202-203, 7:46, 258; 8:3-7, 9:17. Washington State Bankers' Association, Proceedings, 1914, noted, 5: 316. Washington State Historical Society: officers, 7:46, 8:7-8, 10:47; publications, 6:284-285, 7:78-79. Washington University State Historical Society, 7:46-47, 8:8, 10:47. Washington War History Committees, by Henry Suzzallo, 9:23-25. Washington's First Constitution, 1878, (document), 9:129-152, 208229, 296-307, 10:57-68, 110-141. "Waterways of the Pacific Northwest", by Clarence B. Bagley, noted, 8:157-158. Watson, Phoebe C., death, 5:24. Weaver, Charles E., Four Studies Relating to Washington Geology, noted, 7:252. Weaver, Charles E., "Preliminary "Report on the Tertiary Geology of Western Washington", noted, 3: 305; "The Tertiary Formations of Western Washington", noted, 8:72. Weaver, J. E., "Vegetation of South eastern Washington and Adjacent Idaho", noted, 9:77. Webb, Amanda Jane, death, 6:15. Webster, Daniel, Lord Ashburton and Old Oregon, by C. T. Johnson, 1:209-216. Webster, Dave, in Mercer party, 6: 236, 237. Webster, Mrs. Dave (Miss Robin son), in Mercer party, 6:236. Webster, E. B., editor, "The Klahhane Annual", official publication of the Olympic Peninsula Mountaineers, 9:234-235. Webster's attitude toward the Pacific Northwest, by C. T. Johnson, 4: 191-193. Weir, Allen, biography of William Weir, 4:33-35; death, 8:38, 79. Weir, William, biographical sketch of, by Allen Weir, 4:33-35. Wellington, Raynor G., "The Politi cal and Sectional Influence of the West, Willis M., "American History and Government", reviewed by Edward McMahon, 5:60-61. (The) West and Anmerican Ideals, by Frederick Jackson Turner, 5: 243-257. West, references on the history of, by Frederick Jackson Turner, noted, 5:147-148. West Point, a visit to, by William F. Western spruce and the War, by Ed- sociation of, 7:49-50, 8:12, 10:52. Whatcom, Indian dangers at, 1857 (document), 1:56-58 (Jan.). Whealdon, Isaac H., stories and sketches from Pacific County, 4: 187-190. Whidbey Island history, see Ebey diary. "When the Forests are Ablaze", by Katharine B. Judson, reviewed by Hugo Winkenwerder, 4:45-46. White, Deborah, death, 3:300. White, Hiram F., the Mormon road, 6:243-250. White, Margaret I., death, 3:302. White Salmon, early days at, by Camilla Thomson Donnell, 4:105115. Whitsell, William Henry, death, 4: 39. Whitman College, educational congress at, 3:96. Whitman County Pioneers' Association, 7:50, 8:12, 10:52. Whitman controversy, by James C. Strong, 3:287-296. Whitman, Marcus: account of the Indian delegation to St. Louis in 1831, 2:199-200; bibliography of, by C. W. Smith, 3:3-62; books relating to, reviewed by C. W. Smith, 3:154-157; reminiscence of, by J. C. Strong, 3:181; massacre, 1:3940 (Oct.); memorial services, 9:80; Reminiscences of Oscar Canfield, 8:251-256; the Whitman Monument, by Edwin Eells, 2:24-27; Wichliffe, Nathaniel, lieutenant sta"Whitman Myth, 3:243. Whitman, Narcissa Prentiss, first white woman in Wyoming, 8:2931. Whitman question discussed, by W. D. Lyman, 7:99-122. Whitman's influence in saving Oregon, by Edwin Eells, 2:132-145. Whitman's memory honored, 2:178179. Whittier, William H., "Iron Ore Resources of the Northwest", noted, 9:77. Whitworth, George F.: retrospect of half a century, 1:197-208; memory honored, 6:134. Whitworth, James Edward, death, 5:26. Why and how Japanese history may Williamette Valley, settlement of Statesman, by Reuben Gold Williams, John H., "Guardians of the Columbia", noted, 3:305; editor, Theodore Winthrop's "The Canoe and the Saddle", reviewed by C. B. Bagley, 5:138-142. Williams, Johnson, Black Tamanous, secret society of the Clallam Indians, 7:296-300. Williams, Robert, death, 4:43. Williamson, John R., death, 5:28-29. Willis, Edwin A., death, 7:58. Willson, Eliza Kirkland, death, 4: 41. Wilson, E. O., history promoter, 2: 273. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. John, in Mer cer party, 6:235. Winans, W. P., Fort Colville, 18591869, 3: 78-82. Winchester, Frances E., death, 6:17. Winkenwerder, Hugo, review of Judson's "When the Forests are Ablaze", 4:45-46. "Winning of the Far West", by Robert McNutt McElroy, reviewed by Edward McMahon, 6:122-123. Winthrop, Theodore, "The Canoe and the Saddle" (Williams edition), reviewed by C. B. Bagley, 5:138142. Wisconsin State Historical Society, "Proceedings, 1912", noted, 4:199. Wislizenus, F. A., "Journey to the Rocky Mountains, 1839," noted, 3: 306. Wist, Philip, hotel keeper at Port Wolf, Mrs. Regina, death, 8:32. Wolfrom, Anna, "Sacajawea, The Indian Princess", noted, 10:74. Women's Pioneer Auxiliary of the State of Washington, 7:47, 8:8, 10: 47. Wood, Edwin O., "Historic Mackinac", noted, 9:235. Wood, Mrs. Helen R. M., death, 5: 23. Wood, Leonard, "The Military Ob ligations of Citizenship", noted, 7: Wood, Ruth Kedsie, "The Tourist's Woody, Frank H., From Missoula to Walla Walla in 1857 on horseback, 3:277-286. Wooten, Shadrach, death, 4:36. Work, John: journal of, 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; letter dated September 6, 1831, to Edward Ermatinger, 1:263-264; letter dated February 15, 1837, to Edward Ermatinger, 2:257-259; letter dated February 24, 1834, to Edward Ermatinger, 2:163-164; letter dated September 10, 1838, to Edward Ermatinger, 2:261-262; letter dated October 24, 1839, to Edward Ermatinger, 2:262-264. Wright, I. A., "The Early History of Cuba", noted, 8:69. Wright-Steptoe Indian campaign, 7: 269-272. Wrong, George M. et al, review of historical publications relating to Canada, noted, 6:279-280, 8:72-73, 9:234. Wyckoff, A. B., several letters regarding establishment of Navy Yard, Puget Sound: March 17, 1891, from B. F. Tracy, 2:357; June 11, 1892, to B. F. Tracy, 2:258; July 15, 1893, to H. A. Herbert, testimony of Wyckoff's services, 2:359. Yakima Columbian Association, 7:50, 8:13, 10:52. Yakima Pioneers' Association, 7:50, 8:12-13, 10:52. Yakima Historic sites, marking of, 6: 218. Yale, James Munax, biographical sketch, 6:180; mentioned, 10:212. Young, James T., "The New American Government And Its Work", noted, 6:211. Yukon pioneers, meeting of, at Dawson, August 14, 1913, 4:297. |