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Livestock industry, The, 464
Livingston, Robert R., 92
Local (County) Councils of defense, 578
Local stage companies, 415
Locating the Capital, 158
Location of Boise, 687
Lode Mining, 484 Logged-off lands, 455
Lowry, D. C., 122
Loyal Order of Moose, 853 Lutherans, 843
Lyon, Caleb, 153, 208
"Lyon, of Lyonsdale" makes his escape, 159 Lyon's administration, 153
McBride, John R., 590
McCammon, 784
McCollum, Robert, 763
McConnell's administration, 230
McConville, Maj. Edward, 572
McQueen, Anne, 81
Machine shops, 498
Mackay, 784
Mackenzie, Alexander, 53
Madison County, 665
Magruder, Lloyd, 122
Magruder, murder, The, 122
Mail facilities, 129
Malad City, 784 Manganese, 495
Man's word his bond, A, 119 Manuelo attacked, 528 Manufacturing, 497 Map in outline, Counties, 1864, 143 Maple Crest Fruit Farm, 478
Marion More tragedy, The, 860
Marketing fruit crop, 480 Marking the Trail, 82
Martial law declared, 252 Marysville, 785
Masonic Fraternity, 846
Matters connected with state lands, 296 Mayfield, Bill, 127
Mayors of Boise, 1867-1916, 699 Medbury Carey act project, 450
Meek, Joseph L., 134
Meeker, Ezra, 82
Members of Standifer's Volunteer Company 518
Memorial to Congress, 200
Menan, 785
Meridian, 785
Metals, Values of, by counties, 494
Methodist Episcopal church, 840
Methods of farming, 440
Mica, 495 Mill dynamited, 252
Mileage of steam and electric railways, 1918, 436
Miles, Nelson A., 535
Millions of pounds of foods saved, 582
Mills, Robert, 424
Mineral lands exempted from grants, 204
Miners' cabins seldom locked, 119
Miners capture train and steal dynamite, 251
Miners' officers hire murderers, 269
Miners' Trials, 116
Minidoka, 785
Minidoka County, 665
Minidoka project, The, 449
Mining and manufacturing, 483
Mining inspectors, 493
Mining lands, 513
Miscarriage of justice, 217
Miscellaneous (Boise), 707
Miscellaneous History, 855
Missions, Early, 823
Missouri Fur Co., 67
Modern Woodmen of America, 853
Monroe, James, 92
Montpelier, 738 Montpelier twice changed name, 738
Mormon (or Salt Lake) Trail, 79
Mormon Question, The, 198
Mormon religion, Facts about, 187
Morrison, John T., 259
Morrison's administration, 259 Moscow, 738
Mountain Home, 785
Mountain sheep, 817 Mountains of Idaho, 20
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Mountains, The, 802 Mulkey, Wesley, 473 Mullan, 786 Mullan, John, 419 Mullan Road, The, 84 Murder of an ex-sheriff, 864 Murder planned by miners' officers, 269
Name "Idaho," The, 27 Names of delegates to constitutional con- vention, 199 Names of early stage drivers, 421 Names of first Idaho lawyers, 588
Names of men in Jordan party, 110 Nampa, 744 National Defense Act, 576 National forests, 512
National forests not locked up, 515 National Guard, 575
Natural Hot Water System, 700
Natural reservoir site, 453
Natural springs, 810
Near-governors, Some, 209
Necessary factors in farming, 439 Neil, John B., 214 Neil's administration, 183 New apportionment, senators and repre- sentatives, 233 Newell, F. H., 450 New Fort Boise, 558 New Gold discoveries, 105 New Meadows, 786
New mining law passed, 235 New Plymouth, 786 New revenue law enacted, 178
Newspapers, by towns, 375 Newspapers of 1918, 375-381 Newspapers $1.00 the copy, 130
New York to 'Frisco, Letters in 13 days, 130 Nez Perce, 787; County, 666; The, 36; Trail, The 83; War, The, 523 "Niagara of the West," 20 Ninth legislature, 180 Nine new departments of state govern- ment, 313
Ninth state legislature, 275 Nominations, 1892, 229 Non-metallic minerals, 496 "Non-partisan" activities, 284 Northern Pacific, 431 North-West Company, 66 No safes needed, 129 Not a question of cost, 453 No telegraph lines, 130 November 11, 1918, 582 Nugent, Hon. John F., 182
Nugent, Lieut. Geo. A., 182 Numerous bond issues authorized, 388
Oakley, 287 Oats and Corn 50c per pound, 415 Odd Fellows, 847 O'Farrell, John A., 688 Offers of land for college, 353 Office of Attorney General created, 186 Officers and Men from Idaho in Spanish war, 567-571
Officers chosen, first state, 222 Officers for Territory of Idaho, 149 Officers of Idaho Banks, 391-410 Offices of National forest supervisors, 512 Offices under nine new departments, 313
Official roster, 869
Ogden, Logan & Idaho, The, 435 Oldham, Joe, was willing, 172 "Old timers" of the Bar, 594 One dollar for carrying a letter, 129 Oneida Academy, 358
Oneida County, 670 One Million for state roads, 309
Only county in U. S. created by act of Congress, 657
Only state seal designed by a woman, 225 On the Mexican Border, 576 On the Oregon Trail (poem), 81 Opals unearthed, 496
Opium sale regulated, 184 Oppression of Cuba, 563 Ordered to Camp Greene, 580 Oregon Dispute, The, 89 Oregon R'y & Navigation Co., 433
Oregon Short Line, 428
Oregon Steam Navigation Co., 416 Oregon Trail, The, 78
Organic Act, The, 134 Origin of Civil Law, 585 Origin of name "Blackfeet," 33 Origin of name of Boise, 687 Origin of the name "Indian," 31 Origin of the newspaper, 363 Orofino, 787
Other arid lands in Idaho, 450; claims (to Oregon country) 91; denominations, 843; discoveries of early days, 111; early forts, 554; early Indian troubles, 520; early settlers, 112; minerals, 494; rail- roads, 435 Otter massacre, The, 855 Outstanding Bonds, 1916, 388 Overland Hotel, The, 695 Overland Trails-Emigration, 77 Owyhee Avalanche, The, 371 Owyhee County, 673
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Pacific Springs, 78 Packer, John, 149 Palmer, Joel, 78 Panama-Pacific exposition, 305 Paris, 747 Parker, 788 Parks, Judge S. C., 124, 587
Parma, 788
Parochial schools, 361
Parochial schools and academies, 831
Party conventions called, 146
Party to search for "Eye of the Manitou," 103
Pat Brice's story, 862
Patterson, Ferd, 127
Payette, 748
Payette County, 675
Payette, Francis, 554
Peck, 788
Penal and charitable institutions, 315
Pend d'Oreille cession, 47
Pend d'Oreille, The, 37
Penitentiary, The, 316
People of Idaho pleased, 193
Personnel of Jordan party, 110
Phillips, Wm., 123
Phosphorus, 497
Picture Writing, 858
Pierce, Capt. E. D., 100
Pierce City, 103
Pierre's Hole, 73
Pioneer associations (see county name)
Pioneer days, 115
Pioneer fruit growers, 478
Pioneer monument, Boise, 83
Pioneers, A few, 691
Placerville, 788
Plan to hunt down murderer, 267
Platinum, 496
Pleasure and health resorts, 801 Pocatello, 751
Poe, James W., 596
Policy of the U. S., 42
Political (Boise), 696
Political campaign of 1864, 154; of 1892, 229; of 1894, 233; of 1896, 235; of 1900, 256; of 1902, 258; of 1906, 274; of 1912, 298; of 1918, 309
Pony express, 413
Pony express improves conditions, 130 Poorman mine, The, 487 Population, 1870-1918, 868
Population of counties (see county name) Post Falls, 789 Power county, 675
Preparing for defense, 531 Presbyterians, 836
President Grant's troubles, 168 President seeks mitigation of submarine warfare, 577
President Wilson on Lane plans, 455
Press, The, by towns, 375
Preston, 755
Prices of early days, 857
Prickett, Judge H. E., 421 Priest River, 789
Principal cities, 869
Prison library started, 319
Proclamation, 586
Proclamation by "Lyon, of Lyonsdale," 153
Professional "Bad Man," The, 120
Proposed change, A, 26
Prosecutions under Edmunds-Tucker Act, 190
Provisional government, The, 133 Prune culture, 479
Public land gifts to educational institu- tions, 337
Public Parks, 284
Public revenues, 386
Public School system, 333
Pumice stone, 497
Public utilities, Boise, 704
Pupils in schools, by counties, 338
Quicksilver, 495
Radium, 496
Railways and Transportation, 130
Railways, steam and electric, 1918, Mileage of, 436 Raising the army, (1917), 579
Rathdrum, 789
Ratification of constitution, 200
Recalls people known here 40 years before, 370
Receipts and sources of revenue, 387
Reclamation act, 450
Reclamation service, U. S., 445
Red Cross fund, 582
Registrations for military duty, 579
Religious denominations-Boise, 707
Religious progress in Idaho, 823
Remarks of Dubois in Congress, 197
Remarks of Judge Parks, 588
"Reminiscences of a Pioneer," 29
"Reminiscences of Territorial Governors," 181
Representatives in congress, 871 Resolutions, 277
Resolutions by Am. Nat'l Live Stock Ass'n, 514 Responsible for over 20 deaths, 272 Revenue, sources of, 387
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Reviving Morman issue, 262 Rexburg, 755 Reynoldses, The, 371 Richfield, 790 Ricks Academy, 358 Ridgeway, Samuel, 183 Rigby, 756
Risk from highwaymen was great, 129 Rival claims of European powers, 89 River of Shadows, 805 Road Agents, 420
Road strewn with goods thrown away, 81 Robbins gets Chief Egan, 544 Robbins, Orlando (Rube), 421 Roberts, 790 Rocky Bar and Atlanta, 111 Rocky Mountain Fur Co., 69 Roll of Honor (1898) 574 Romaine, James, 122 Romantic names (mines) 484 Roster of officers, World war, 580
Route through Idaho, The, 56 Royal Arcanum, 853 Royal Neighbors, 853 Ruby silver, 488 Rules concerning camp fires, 515 Rumblings of statehood heard, 194 Rupert, 756
St. Anthony, 759 St. Maries, 759 Sacajawea (the bird woman), 56 Saddle trains, 414 Salaries of teachers, by counties, 338 Salisbury, Gilmore & Co., 419 Salmon, 759 Sandpoint, 760 Sante Fe Trail, The, 77 Sash and door factories, 498 Scenery, The, 802 School districts, 341 School for deaf, dumb and blind, 325 Schools and Colleges, Other, 353 Seal described by designer, 225 Second Idaho Regiment (1902), 576; Idaho, The, 579; legislature, 157; Nez Perce Treaty, 44; religious service in Idaho, 553; state legislature, 231 Secret Treaty of 1762, 90 Secretaries of state, 870 Secretary Lane's idea, 454 Security, The (for bonds), 389 See America First, 814 Selective Draft Law, 579 Selective Draft registrations, 880 Sentiment at home, 198 Settlement, 99
Settlement of range questions, 467 Seven Memorials to Congress, 261 Seventh Day Adventists, 843 Seventh legislature, 174 Seventh state legislature, 260 Shafer, J. K., 167 Sheepeater war, The, 548 Sheep industry, The, 467 Shelley, 790 Short-sighted policy, 454 Shoshone, 790
Shoshone, The, 37; County, 676; Falls, 20; tradition, A, 38; Treaty of 1863, 45; were superstitious, 38
Shoup appointed, 193 Shoup, George L., 219 Shoup's administration, 194, 222 Sidebotham, R. A., 181 Silver produced, 1917, 494 Silver republicans hold convention, 236 Sixth legislature, 171 Sixth state legislature, 257 Smaller game, 818 Small fruits, 480 Smith, Asa, 99 Smith, Jackson & Sublette, 70 Social Organization, 39 Soda Springs, 793
Soils of Idaho, 25 Soldiers' Home, 232, 320 South of the Snake, 110 Spalding, H. H., 99 Spanish Explorers, The, 151 Spanish influenza in campaign, 310 Spanish Policy, The, 41 Spirit Lake, 793 Splawn, Moses, 108 Spokane & Inland Empire, 435 Spokane International, The, 435 Sportsman's paradise, Idaho a 814 "Spread eagle" phrases, 153 Springs, Natural, 810 Stage drivers of early days, 421 Stage lines, Early, 412 Standifer, Captain J. J., 518 Standifer, Jeff, 109 State auditors, 870
State board of horticultural inspection, 481; council of defense, 578; encourage- ment, 481; Fair, The, 471; Flag, 276; government inaugurated, 221; governors, 870; normal schools established, 232; rep- resentatives, 233; Seal, The, 225; Sena- tors, 233; Treasurers, 870 Statistical review, 867 Steunenberg elected, 236 Steunenberg reelected, 242
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Steunenberg's Administration, 239 Stevens, Gov. Isaac, 99 Stevenson, Edward A., 217 Stevenson's Administration, 193 Stevenson's removal mere politics, 193 Stites, 794
Stockmen assured good dividends, 167 "Stole the Capital," 209 Street car lines of Boise, 700 Subscribed to false affidavits, 294 Sugar (city), 794 Sugar factories, with capacity, 462 Sugar production, 462 Summary, The, 876
"Sunrise Mountains," 27 Supplies for Lewis and Clark expedition, 54 Supreme court justices, 1890-1918, 591 Supreme Court, The, 591 Swamp lands, 455
Taxation of Mines, 384 Tax rate made uniform, 180 Tea, coffee, tobacco, banned, 358 Teachers, by counties, 338 Tenth legislature, The, 182 Tenth state legislature, 281 Ten years' war, The, 564
Territorial auditors, 870; Courts, 586; Governor's, 869; history, 133; history continued, 163; Judiciary, 590; news- papers, 364; Secretaries, 870; Treasurers, 870
Test Oath Act, 187 Teton County, 678 "There go the Idaho Savages," 572 Third legislature, 160 Third state legislature, 233
Thirteenth legislature, 186
Thirteenth state legislature, 304 Thirty-day governor, 185 Thomas & Ruckle line, The, 416 Thompson, D. P., 212 Thompson's administration, 178 Three future governors in 8th legislature, 177
Three routes proposed, 432 Thresher factory, 789 Thornton, J. Q., 54 Timber in Idaho, 503 Timber resources of Idaho, 508 Tin ore found, 496 "To Enterprising Young Men," 69 Took oath of office and salary, 179 Topaz crystals, 496 Topography, 19 Towns and railroads (see each county) Townsend, John K., 72
Trading and Military posts, 551 Transcontinental lines, 424
Transportation, Early, 411; Railways, 130; (see county name)
Treasurer convicted, 302
Treaties and Cessions, Indian, 41
Treaties of Ryswick and Utrecht, 90
Treaty of Camp Stevens, 43; of Fort Bridger, 45; of 1818, 93; of 1827, 94; of 1846, 97
Trial of Steunenberg's assassins, 267
Tribal distribution, 31
Troy, 794
Trustees Albion State Normal, First, 346 Trustees of Lewiston State Normal, First, 345
Tungsten, 496
Turner, Capt. Thomas, 108
Tuttle, Bishop, 839
Twelfth legislature, 184
Twelfth state legislature, 300
Twin Falls, 20, 736
Twin Falls County, 681
Twin Falls, R. R. Co., 436
Twisted Hair, 57
Two hundred million acres for farms, 455 Types of farming, 439
Under the constitution, 590
Union Pacific, The, 425
United Commercial Travelers, 853
U. S. Assay office, 488
U. S. Attorneys, 1864-89, 590 United States Banks, 390
U. S. Marshals, 1863-86, 590
U. S. Reclamation Service, 445
United States Senators, 871
United War drive, 582 University of Idaho, 342
Use of public timber by pioneers, 503
Utah & Northern, 427 Utah-Canada Trail, The, 83
Valley County, 682 Valuation by counties, 386
Valuation in 1917, 386
Valuation of steam and electric railways, 1918, 436 Value of lands, 460
Value of leading metals, by counties, 494
Vancouver, Capt. George, 53 Varied annual rainfall, 26
Verendrye, 52 Vigilance committees in the west, 121 Vollmer, 794 Vote for presidents, 871 Vote of 1900, 257
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Wallace, 764 Wallace, Wm. H., 208 Wallace's Administration, 146 Wardner, 767 Warren's Diggings, 107 Warring, Ira L., 353 War Savings Stamps, 581
War with Germany, 575 War with the Bannock, 540
Washington & Idaho R. R. Co., 434 Washington County, 683
Waterfalls, 809
Water power, 501 Waterworks, etc. (see under town name) Webster-Ashburton Treaty, 95
Weiser, 767
Wells, Fargo & Co., 416
Wells-Fargo Express, Tbe, 129 Wendell, 797
Western Governors' Special, 292 Weston, 797
Weyler's inhumanity, 564
Where Idaho ranks first, 463 Whipsawing lumber. 503
White Bird's band, 547
Whitman, Marcus, 134 Wilhelm of Germany, 98
Willey, Norman B., 182, 224
Willey's Administration, 224 Williams, Jack, 128 Wilson's War Message, 577 Winter, Rebecca, 81 Witt, J. V. R., 181
Woman's Suffrage, 236
Women's Clubs, 853
Wocdmen of the World, 853
Wood River district, The, 491
Wood River Presbytery organized, 353
Woodruff forbids further teaching of poly- gamy, 190
Workingmen's Compensation Act, 308 Work of the Pioncers, 77
World war, 1914-1918, 577
Wyeth, Nathaniel, J., 71
Wyeth's Second expedition, 72
Young, Brigham, 100
Zachary, Bob, 122 Zinc production. 1917. 494
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