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F.
General Subjects.
Falls of St. Anthony. When at mouth of Minnehaha Creek, 2; considered holy by Indians, 2.
Ferry, first at St. Anthony, 73, 74.
Financial panics. Of 1857, p. 129; of 1859, pp. 129, 130; of 1873, p. 139.
Fire Department, volunteer organization in 1867, and paid department in 1879, p. 140.
Firsts. White occupation of Minnesota, by Capt. Perrot, 15; steamboat at Fort Snelling, 37; white children born in Minnesota, 42; white women at Fort Snelling, 42; piano in Minnesota, 42; marriages in Minnesota, 44; dwelling house on present site of Minneapolis, 44; store in St. Anthony, 67; business boom in St. Anthony, 67; ferry at St. Anthony, 73, 74; census in Minnesota, 75; newspaper in Minnesota, 79; court at St. Anthony, 84, 85; election at St. Anthony, 85; schools in St. Anthony, 90; steamboats at St. Anthony, 90, 91; bridge at St. Anthony, 199; post office in St. Anthony, 76; first in Minneapolis, 119; lyceum and public library in St. Anthony, 120; railroad in Minnesota, 134, 135; Public Library at Minne- apolis, 137; court house at Minneapolis, 138; street rail- way in Minneapolis, 140; stores in Minneapolis, 151, 158, 159; merchant mill in Minnesota, 151; bank at St. Anthony, 169; bank at Minneapolis, 169.
Fort Snelling, originally called Fort St. Anthony, established by Lieut. Col. Leavenworth, 29; carly history sketched, 28 to 33; eviction of white settlers from reservation of, 57, 58; reduction of reservation, 113.
Forts, Early. St. Nicholas and St. Antoine, built by Perrot, 14; L'Huillier, by LeSueur, 15; St. Beauharnois, 18. Fourth of July celebration, first in Minnesota at St. Paul, and second at St. Anthony, 92.
Personal Subjects.
Featherstonhaugh, Geo. W., visits Minnesota in 1837 and sur- veys and describes the country and St. Anthony's Falls, 53, 54.
Folsom, Edgar, second ferryman at St. Anthony, rescues Sally Bean, 74.
Folsom, Simeon P., surveys St. Anthony in 1847, p. 73. Ford, L. M., early citizen and booster of St. Anthony, 96.
G. General Subjects.
Ga's, generally used in Minneapolis, 142.
Governor, first election of, 127-129.
Grand Army of the Republie, National Encampment of in 1884, p. 144.
Grasshopper plague, 140.
Personal Subjects.
Gaultier, Father Lucian, holds services in his dwelling at Mendota, 1840-1844, p. 66; builds chapel in St. Paul in 1841, p. 66. .
Godfrey, Ard. Builder of first mill at St. Anthony's Falls, 67; builds first dam over the river, 69; part owner of town site of St. Anthony, 72; first postmaster of St. Anthony, 76.
Goodhue, James M., first editor and publisher in Minnesota and booster of St. Anthony in early days, Chapters IX and X; predicts great future for the town at the Falls, 96.
Groseilliers, Sieur des, alias Medard Chouart. His alleged journey to Minnesota with Radisson discussed, 14.
H. General Subjects.
Hard winter in St. Anthony in 1847-48, pp. 67, 68.
Hennepin County. Organization of, 109, 111; naming county seat of, 111; takes in St. Anthony, 125, 126; first court house, 138.
Hennepin Island, controversy over ownership of, 150. High dam, Government, 148.
Personal Subjects.
Hennepin, Father Louis. Sketch of, 3; ascends the Mississippi in 1680 and is captured by the Sioux, 4; incidents of cap- tivity, 4 et seq .; lands at site of St. Panl and is taken to Mille Lacs, 6; released and discovers St. Anthony Falls, 7, 8, 9; journeys toward Lake Superior and meets Du Luth, and returns with him to Mille Lacs; returns to Lake Su- perior and closes his career in America, 9 to 14.
Hole in the Day, Chippewa chief, sells timber to build mill and for first lumber at St. Anthony, 69.
I.
Iowa Indians, about mouth of Minnesota in early times, 39. Indians, Chippewa and Sionx. Send delegations to Wash- ington in 1824, p. 43; tragedies between Chippewas and Sioux; battles between at Rum River and Stillwater orig- inated on present site of Minneapolis, 46 to 49; Sioux in vicinity of St. Anthony, 90.
J.
Jobbers' Association of Minneapolis, founded, 147.
K.
Keating, Prof. W. H., recorder of Long's expedition of 1823. deseribes Fort Snelling, St. Anthony's Falls, and Minnesota country, 35, 36.
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L.
General Subjects.
Lake Minnetonka. Discovered by J. R. Brown, 36; named by Gov. Ramsey in 1852.
Libraries. First Public at St. Anthony, 120; of Minneapolis, 137; perfection of and completion of building, 141.
Lyceum, first at St. Anthony, 120.
Personal Subjects.
La Grue, first Caucasian resident of St. Anthony. Occupies Steele's claim cabin at the Falls in 1838; wife meets tragic death, 60.
Leavenworth, Colonel Henry, establishes Fort St. Anthony (Snelling), 30, 31.
Le Sueur, Pierre Charles, early explorer and resident. Mem- ber of Capt. Perrot's company in 1683, etc .; ascends the St. Pierre, builds a fort, and claimed to have discovered a copper mine, etc., 15; his visit to St. Anthony Falls de- scribed by Penicaut, 16; claimed to have gone 300 miles above the Falls, 17.
Little Crow, Old or III. Holds 'council with Pike, 24; village at Pig's Eye described by Pikc, 25; conference with Pike at mouth of St. Croix, 26; band in 1819 numbered 200, p. 30.
Long, Major Stephen H., makes an expedition to Minnesota and St. Anthony in 1817 and 1823; describes Falls, etc., 33, 34, 35, 38.
Loring, Charles M., sketch of early history of Minneapolis, 155-160.
Lowry, Thomas. Becomes leading spirit in Street Railway, 143; statue of, 148; mentioned, 159.
M. General Subjects.
Markets, early, in St. Anthony, 99, 100.
Mills, the old Government, 31, 32; first at St. Anthony built by Frank Stcele; dam completed in 1848, p. 67; established at Minneapolis on west side of river, 153; first steam-saw on West Side, 154; first merchant mill in Minnesota, 151; first private mill at St. Anthony Falls, 152.
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Minnehaha Creek, first called Brown's Creek; the stream and fall may have been named for Joseph R. Brown, 36.
Minneapolis. In 1845-49, pp. 63, 64, 65; first settlers on present of, 108, 114, 115, 116, 117; first called Albion, 111; name, Minneapolis, selected by Charles Hoag, 111, 112; first post office in 1854, p. 119; becomes summer resort, 119; as a municipality, 138; consolidation of, with St. Anthony, 138; first city government, 138; churches built between 1880- 1893, p. 142; first public library, 137; library consolidated with St. Anthony, 137; first street railway in, 140; pop- ulation of, in 1880, p. 140; in 1890, p. 142; exposition, 142; additions to area made, 143; new public buildings between 1880-1890, p. 143; G. A. R. national encampment in 1884, p. 144; growth of, celebrated in 1911, p. 148; first store in, 150; first mills on West Side, 152, 153; first bank, 169. Minnesota Territory. Organized, 71; governmental machinery set in operation and boundaries fixed, 75.
Minnesota River, name changed from St. Peter's, 113, 114. Missouret, or Missouri Indians, the "wooden canoe people," 4. Mound Builders, and their mounds. Sketch of, 1, 2; at Min- · neapolis, 2; at Bloomington and Lake Minnetonka, 2.
Personal Subjects.
Marshall, William R. Makes claim at St. Anthony in 1847, p. 67; surveys town site, 72; sketch of, 73.
Mousseau, Charles, first settler on present site of Minneapolis, 108; sketch of, 108.
N.
General Subjects.
Newspapers, first in Minnesota. "Pioneer," at St. Paul, 79; comments on St. Anthony, 1849-1850, 95, 96, 97; first in St. Anthony, called "The Express," 96, 120; second in St. Anthony, "Northwestern Democrat," 120; leading of the Twentieth Century, 147.
Northwestern Democrat, second newspaper in St. Anthony, 120.
Personal Subjects.
Nicolet, Jean, voyageur, first to hear and report of the Mis- sissippi, 3.
Nicollet, Joseph Nicolas (or Jean N.). Engineer and astron- omer. Visits, surveys, and describes Minnesota in 1836-37- 38-39; makes a 'celebrated map of the region, describes St. Anthony's Falls, etc., 55, 56.
Northrop, Cyrus, LL. D., becomes President of the University, 141.
0.
Organization of Minnesota Territory, 71; of Hennepin County, 109, 110, 111.
Outbreak, Sioux, 133, 134, 158.
P.
General Subjects.
Palmyra, steamboat, Capt. John Holland, brings news of rati- fication of Treaty of 1837, to Fort Snelling, 56.
Panics, Financial. Of 1857, p. 129; of 1859, pp. 129, 130; of 1873, p. 139.
Park System, beginning of, 137; creation of, 141.
Pioneer, Minnesota, first newspaper in Territory, first num- ber printed in St. Paul, April 28, 1849, 79; boosts St. An- thony in August, 1849, with description of situation, 80. Plague, grasshopper, of 1875, p. 140.
Political Parties, Republican in U. S., 121, 122; in Minnesota, 122, 123; Democratic, 122.
Pottery, ancient, made by Sioux, 1.
Post Offices. First in Fort Suelling in 1842, p. 42; first in Minneapolis in 1854, p. 119; first at St. Anthony, 76.
Prohibition. In St. Anthony in 1851, p. 99; "Friends of Tem- perance" organized in 1851, and territorial convention held at St. Paul, Jan. 1, 1852, p. 99; effective in St. Anthony in 1852, p. 99.
Personal Subjects.
Parker, Mrs. Amanda Huse, reminiscences of, early days in St. Anthony, 81.
Perrot, Capt. Nicholas. Builds trading post in Minnesota in 1683, p. 14; builds Fort St. Antoine on Lake Pepin in 1685, p. 14; takes possession of country for King of France, 14. Pettijohn, Eli, came to site of Minneapolis in 1842 and made a claim, 62.
Pike, Lieut. Zebulon M. His expedition to Minnesota in boats 1805-06; reaches mouth of Minnesota, Sept. 21, 1805,
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and eamps on Pike's Island, 22; makes treaty with In- dians, 24; surveys and passes St. Anthony's Falls, 24; ascends the Mississippi to Pike Rapids and builds fort, and explores upper river on boat, 25; sets out on return and holds grand council with Sioux, April 11, 1806, on Pike's Island, 26; interviews old Little Crow, 26.
Pond Brothers, Gideon H. and Samuel W. Came to Fort Snelling in 1834 and built first house on site of Minneapolis, becoming first actual white citizens of Hennepin County, 44. Plympton, Maj. Joseph. Commander of Fort Snelling in 1837- 38, p. 39; drives away settlers from reservation, 57, 58; makes a 'elaim at the Falls in 1836, with others, 60; but elaim was subsequently jumped by Frank Steele, 60.
Q.
Quinn, Peter, first instructor in farming to Indians, 44; has . "St. Anthony County," organization of prevented by Gov. claims at St. Anthony in 1840, p. 62.
R.
General Subjects.
Railroads. First in Minnesota, 134, 135; street, first in Min- neapolis, 140, 153; Northern Pacifie completed to Pacific Coast, 142; Soo Line, Canadian Paeifie and Great Northern development mentioned, 142; motor line deseribed, 143; Dan Pateh Electrie Railway, 148; grade erossings, 'eontro- versy with city regarding, 149.
Red River, immigrants into Minnesota at Fort Snelling from 1821 to 1831, p. 44.
Reminiseences, of Amanda Huse Parker of early days in St. Anthony, 81.
Republican Party. Organization of, in U. S., 121, 122; in Minnesota, 122, 123.
Reservation, Fort Snelling, reduced, 113.
Rum River, battle at, between Sioux and Chippewa in 1839, pp. 46-49.
Personal Subjects.
Radisson, Pierre Esprit, aecompanies Groselliers to North- west, 14.
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Ravoux, Father Augustine. Associated with Rev. Gaultier at Mendota, 1842-48, p. 66; sketch of, 100.
S.
General Subjects.
Schools. First in St. Anthony, 90, 121; system of public sehools founded, 135; the Blake, 135 et seq .; New Central High, 148.
Settlers, first at St. Anthony, 61, 62.
Sioux Indians. Proper name Dakota or Dahkotas, called at first by the Chippeways and others Nadouessioux, a term with various spellings in Caueasian languages. See Chap- ters I and II, and elsewhere; in War of 1812 and the British against Ameriean's, 28; bands in Minnesota from 1798 or earlier, 39; bands about site of Minneapolis in 1830-34 and later, 39 to 42; treaties of 1851, pp. 102, 103, 104; great outbreak of, in 1862, pp. 133, 134, 158.
Slavery in Minnesota. Dred Scott sketeh of and ease, 45; Alexis Bailly, first eitizen slaveholder in Minnesota, 46; Eliza Winston, ease of, 130, 131.
Symphony Orehestra, founded, 146.
Snelling, Fort, originally Fort St. Anthony. Established in 1819 by Lieut. Col. Leavenworth; early history notes relat- ing to, Chap. IV; the garrison mill at St. Anthony Falls, 31; name changed, 38; social life at in early days; duels between officers, infrequent mails, 43.
Steamboating. Local, 91, 120; R. P. Upton's notes on, 151, 152.
Stillwater, Battle at, between Sioux and Chippewa in 1839, pp. 46-49; the convention, 71.
Street Railway. First in Minneapolis, 140; eleetrifies its lines, 143; Thomas Lowry, leading spirit in, 143; eonstruets Como-Harriet Line, builds Lake Street Cross-Town, Fort Snelling, and double traek to Lake Minnetonka, 146; 'con- troversy with eity regarding rates, 149.
Stores, first in St. Anthony, 67.
Gorman, 124, 125.
St. Anthony. First elaims and settlers at, Chap. VII, pp. 59 et seq .; situation in, 1845; site surveyed and comes into market in 1848; first elaims sold at Stillwater in Septem- ber, 66; first surveyed, 72; eitizens in 1849-1850, p. 89; In- dians vieinity in 1850, p. 90; fails to seeure eounty seat, 101; ineorporation of, as a eity, 125; first city eleetion in, 125, 138; becomes part of Hennepin County, 125, 126; public library consolidated with Minneapolis, 137; consolidation of, with Minneapolis, 138; First bank, 169.
St. Croix River, origin of name, 16, 17.
St. Paul, conditions in 1848, p. 66.
St. Peter's River (now Minnesota), origin of name, 16; changed to Minnesota, 13.
Surveys, first Government lands in Minnesota surveyed in 1847-48, p. 66.
Personal Subjects.
Seott, Dred, slave of Dr. Emerson, post surgeon at Fort Snelling; sketeh of Scott and his noted ease, 45.
Seymour, E. Sanford, deseriptive writer. Describes St. An- thony and the Falls in 1849, interviews Hole in the Day and other chiefs, 78-79; visits and describes country be- tween St. Anthony and Sauk Rapids, 79.
Sibley, Henry Hastings. Comes to Minnesota and Fort Snelling, in 1834, as agent of American Fur Company, 45; elected Delegate from Wiseonsin Territory by Stillwater Convention and by people in 1848, p. 71; eleeted first Gov- ernor of Minnesota, 127, 128, 129.
Snelling, Colonel Joseph. Takes command of Fort St. An- thony in 1820, p. 31; attempts farming, 32; his character, 32. Steele, Franklin. Lay's foundation for a eity at St. Anthony's Falls in 1838, p. 57; "jumps" Plympton and Seott claims at the Falls, July 16, 1838, p. 60; first postmaster at Fort Snell- ing, 70; make elaims and builds cabins at St. Croix Falls in 1837, p. 53; controversy with A. W. Taylor, 94, 95.
Stevens, John H. Pioneer politieian, henehman for Sibley, 88; opposes H. M. Rice and the Mitehell Whig faetion, 88- 89; first settler at the original site of Minneapolis, 106, 107.
St. Pierre, Jaeques Le Gardeur, commander of Fort St. Beau- harnois, 14, 18.
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T.
General Subjects.
Telephones. Northwestern Co., 142; Tri-State Co., 142.
Telegraph, first line between La Crosse, St. Anthony and Minneapolis, 157.
Timber cutting, first on the upper Mississippi, 68, 69. Trade, wholesale, development of, 145.
Traders. British, trespass on the Minnesota by building posts under English flag, etc., 25, 28, 29; recruit Indians to fight Americans, 28.
Treaty of Prairie du Chien in 1825, with several Indian tribes, 43; of 1837, with the Chippewas, 50, 51; of 1837, with the Sioux, 51, 52; news of ratification reach Fort Snell- ing, 56; Traverse des Sioux and Mendota, 102, 103, 104.
Personal Subjects.
Tahmahah, or Rising Moose, one of the two Sioux, "ever faithful" to the American, 28.
Taylor, Arnold W., Boston capitalist, purchases half interest in Steele's water power, 70; controversy with Franklin Steele, 94, 95.
Taylor, Zachary, commander of Fort Snelling in 1828-29, p. 46. Tuttle, Calvin A., has claim shanty at St. Anthony in 1847, p. 65.
U. General Subjects.
University, Minnesota State. Beginnings of, 117, 118; real
establishment of, 137; Dr. Folwell, first president of, 137; Dr. Cyrus Northrop, president of, 141.
Personal Subjects.
Upton, Rufus P., notes of early St. Anthony, 150-152.
V.
Personal Subjects.
Verendrye, P. G. V., heads an expedition west of Lake Su- perior, in 1731, built forts, etc., 18.
W.
General Subjects.
Wars. Civil, Minnesota in, 132, 133, 134, 158; of 1812, p. 28; Sioux of 1862, pp. 133, 134, 158; with Spain, during, 145. Wheat raising in Minnesota, first attempts at, by garrison of Fort Snelling, 33.
Wholesale Trade, development of, 145.
Women, pioneer of St. Anthony, mentioned, 160; see Mrs. Parker's reminiscences, 81, 82, 83.
Personal Subjects.
Walker, Thomas B. Reminiscences, etc., by, 152-155; presi- dent of Library Board, 159.
Warren, George H., article on the Pioneer Woodsman, 162- 168.
Washburn, Wm. D., Secretary of Minneapolis Mill Co., 152. Winston, Eliza, a slave, case of, 130, 131.
PORTRAIT INDEX
B
Page
Badger, Walter L
344
Bailey, Hon. Francis Brown.
288
Baldwin, Mrs. Snell J.
460
Baldwin, Snell J .. 460
Barber, Edwin Roswell 348
Guillot, Right Rev. Joseph
482
Barrows, Frederick C. 380
Bell, James Stroud. 234
H
Boardman, William B. 388
Boutell, Paul D. 372
198
Harrison, Hugh Galbraith 238
Hartsough, D. M. 534
Hastings, Charles W 486
374
Bruce, Olof Ludwig
434
Haynes, Hon. James C.
358
Herrick, Edwin Winslow
420
Hewitt, Edwin Hawley.
368
Hill, Henry ..
284
Hopwood, Frank Pershing. 424
488
Chaffee, Herbert Fuller 396
Clarke, Hovey Charles 316
Cooke, Elbridge Clinton 342
Crafts, Leo Melville, M. D. 422
Crocker, George W
266
Crosby, John. 232
D
Dean, Joseph 236
De Laittre, Howard M. 336
De Laittre, John 194
Dorr, Caleb D 250
Doerr, Henry 330
Donaldson, William
300
Douglas, George P.
400
Douglas, Walter Donald.
302
Dunsmoor, Irving A.
404
Dunwoody, William Hood. 190
E
Eastman, George H. 408
Eastman, William Wallace. 216
Eustis, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. 458
Evans, Owen J., M. D. 410
F
Forest, S. E. 414
G
Gardiner, Thomas
474
Gates, Charles G.
402
J
Johnson, Asa Emery, M. D. 258
Johnston, D. S. B. 464
Johnston, Mrs. D. S. B. 465
Johnson, Judge Edward Morrill 426
Jones, Hon. Edwin Smith. 242
Joyce, Col. Frank Melville 322
Judd, William Sheldon. 252
K
Kellogg, James Alfred. 432
Knoll, Paul H.
536
Koon, Martin B.
208
L
Langdon, Robert Bruce. 244
Lee, Joseph F. 524
Leighton, Levi E. 438
Longyear, Edmund J. 418
Loring, Charle 272
Lowry, Thomas. 183
Luce, Col. Erle D. 356
Lundeen, Ernest
436
Lyons, P. J.
430
577
C
Byrnes, William. 468
Page
Gilfillan, Hon. John Bachop 268
Gillette, Lewis S .. 354
Gould, Walter Henry. 480
Gray, Thomas Kennedy.
478
Guilford, Jonas 476
Brackett, George A. 218
Briggs, O. P
390
Brooks, Lester R. 254
Hayes, Moses P.
Burnett, William J
472
Bull, Benjamin Seth 251
Humphrey, Otis Milton, M. D.
I
Irwin, Everett F. 490
Irwin, John B.
492
Haglin, Charles F. 362
Bovey, Charles A.
578
GENERAL INDEX
Mc
S
Page
McDonell, Duncan D
440
Scanlon, M. J.
338
McMillan, James. .
498
Sheffield, Benjamin B.
352
McNair, William Woodbridge.
264
Shevlin, Thomas Henry
222
Sidle, Jacob K.
230
Sims, Charles F.
516
Skiles, Thomas Daggs
314
Manchester, James Eugene, M. D.
496
Snyder, Fred Beal.
320
Snyder, Simon Peter
312
Stacy, Edwin Page.
454
Matson, Nels Albin.
508
Mattison, Schuyler H
500
Stewart, Levi M.
228
Merrill, Alfred E.
569
Merriman, Orlando C. 340
Miller, Jame
504
Miller, Marcus
526
Morgan, Kimball Scribner, D. D. S.
510
Morse, Willard W
364
Thorpe, Samuel S. 382
Thomas, Guy A.
308
Tilleny, Lazarus 520
Tourtellotte, Jacob F., M. D.
306
Tourtellotte, Mrs. Jacob F.
306
Tuttle, Harry A.
384
0
Ostrom, Olof N.
294
Owen, Sydney M.
444
Vanderburgh, Hon. Charles Edwin
310
Velie, Charles Deere. . 324
P
Peavey, Frank H. 214
Peppard, Matthew J. 416
Waite, Harry
334
Wales, William W.
298
Walker, Thomas Barlow 204
Warner, E. C .. 346
Warren, George Henry. 386
Webster, Henry . 394
Welles, Henry Titus 248
Welles, Mrs. Henry Titus. 248
Weyerhaeuser, Frederick 470
Whited, Oric O. 286
Wheeler, Charles Hall. 502
Wilcox, Jolın Finley . 326
Ross, Charles Henry
512
Wyman, James Thomas
292
Ruhnke, Albert R. 514
W
Petcler, Col. Francis
448
Pettit, Curtis Hussey 431
Pillsbury, Charles Alfred. 200
Pillsbury, George A 212
Pillsbury, Hon. John Sargent.
186
Piper, George Frank.
256
Poehler, Hon. Henry. 274
Pond, Jonathan H. 506
R
Robbins, Andrew Bonney 450
Stillman, Horatio R.
522
Stone, Heman W. 456
Summers, George
518
T
N
Nelson, Benjamin Franklin 278
Page
Mac & M
Martin, Charles Jairus 226
Martin, Captain John 260
Starnes, Pleasant M. 370
V
Wyman, Oliver Cromwell 282
GENERAL INDEX
A
Page
Page Bull, Benjamin Seth
251
Abbott, Howard Strickland
185
Bull, Benjamin S.
251
Alcott, Capt. Robert K.
193
Burhyte, Randall S.
218
Alexander, Roman
199
Burnett, William J. 472
Allan John W.
185
Burns, John E.
256
Allen, Joseph
184
Burns, William
235
Allen, Rev. Lorenzo B.
196
Burr, Melbourne C.
230
Ames, Eli B ..
193
Butters, William
233
Amsden, Charles M. 190
207
Andrews, James Currier
189
Brackett, George A.
218
Ankeny, Alexander Thompson
196
Bradley, George L 206
Atkinson, Elmer E ..
197
Brecke, O. E. 194
Atkinson, Frederick Grant
561
Breding, Alfred Melvin
213
Atwood, Hezekiah S. 189
Briggs, O. P
390
Brooks, Anson Strong
202
Brooks, Lester R.
254
Brown, Dan C ..
233
Brown, Henry 206
Brown, James P .. 220
Bruce, Olof Ludwig
434
Bailey, William Crawford
199
Baillif, Rene L. 277
Byrnes, William Joseph, M. D.
219
Baldwin, Snell J. 460
Baltuff, Joseph M. 220
Barber, Edwin Roswell. 348
Bardwell, Lamont J .. 215
Calderwood, W. G. 555
Calhoun, Hon. John Franklin 564
Campbell, Wallace. 246
Cargill, Sylvester Smith 335
Barr, Warren F 217
Carleton, Frank Henry 265
Bartlett, William W 227
Carlson, C. M. E. 254
Carpenter, Elbert L. 267
Barrows, Frederick C. 380
Carter, Oliver Perry 253
Case, Dana L. 249
263
Belden, George K.
234
Chaffee, Gibson Allan. 252
396
Benjamin, Arthur Edwin, M. D.
213
Chamberlain, Francis A.
564
Berry, William Morse.
213
Chapman, Joseph
241
Bibb, Charles W.
216
Chase, Frank R.
238
Bingenheimer, Gustave A.
215
Chatfield, Edward Crane.
391
Bisbee, Edgar C 210
Christian, George H.
246
Blaisdell, John True 224
Church, Carlos
567
Bleecker, George M.
236
Chute, Frederick Butterfield 211
Chute, Richard 270
259
Boutell, Paul D.
372
Chute, Samuel Hewes, M. D.
221
Bovey, Charles A.
198
Clark, Charles Bradley 259
Clarke, Hon. Charles H. 262
Bovey, William Howard 202
Clarke, Hovey Charles 316
Bow, Dennis C. 203
Cleator, William P.
273
Bookwalter, Sumner 224
Collins, Herbert O., M. D.
244
Buell, Major Salmon A 562
Comstock, Edgar F. 272
Bull, James Alvah 532
Condit, L. A. 240
579
B
Badger, Walter L. 344
Bailey, Hon. Francis Brown 288
C
Bardwell, Winfield W.
228
Barnette, Lewis Cass 235
Barney, Fred Elisha 200
Barton, C. A. 423
Bausman, Abner Lacock, D. D. S. 210
Baxter, John T.
218
Castner, Frank H.
Bell, James Stroud.
234
Chaffee, Herbert Fuller
Boardman, William B.
388
Boehme, Christopher Adam
231
Chute, Richard Henry
Bovey, Charles Cranston
225
Bracken, Henry Martyn, M. D.
Austin, M. P., M. D. 474
Byrnes, William 468
580
GENERAL INDEX
Page
Page
Conkey, De Witt Clinton
271
Eberhart, Axel Albert
568
Connor, Gilman
262
Eichhorn, Edmund
566
Cooke, Elbridge Clinton.
342
Eitel, George Gotthilf, M. D. 300
Cooley, George W.
237
Ekstrum, J. D. 564
Cooper, Barelay
253
Ellingson, Sever, 291
Cootey, Thomas Edward
275
Elwell, Senator James T. 295
Cordella, Victor
260
Elwell, George H. 297
Corriston, Col. Frank T.
247
Elwood, Lester Bushnell
304
Crafts, Lco Melville, M. D.
422
Cramer, H. B.
243
Erdmann, Charles A., M, D.
302
Crittenden Mason H.
269
Crocker, George Washington
266
Crosby, Franklin M.
567
Crosby, John
232
Crosby, John 556
F
Fagerstrom, John 316
Fairchild, Herbert Everett 308
Falk, Major Edward G. 318
Farnsworth, Ezra 309
Farwell, George N. 318
320
Fifield, Walter V.
313
Filbert, Christian
321
Fisher, George A.
321
Davis, Charles Albert 283
296
Fitzgerald, Reynaldo J., M. D.
312
Day, Jolin Wesley
285
Dean, Alfred J.
237
Dean, Frederick W
293
Dean, Joseph
236
Foss, J. F. R. 559
Fosnes, Martin C. 311
Fossecn, Manley L. 305
De Laittre, Howard M
336
Fowler, Charles Rollin 316
Frisbie, William Albert 300
Fruen, William F. 311
304
Deziel, Godfrey, M. D.
286
Dickey, Frederick A
283
Dingman, George L.
290
Doerr, Henry
330
Donaldson, William
300
Gale, Edward Chenery 322
Gale, Samuel C. 337
Gardiner, Thomas 474
Garvey, James L. 329
402
Dreger, J. W. 281
Gerlachı, Lieut. Col. William
330
Drew, Charles Wayland, M. D. 293
276
Gibson, Hon. Paris
323
Dunsmoor, Irving . 404
Gilfillan, Hon. Jolın Bachop
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Gillette, Lewis S.
354
Dunwoody, William Hood
190
Gilman, James B.
338
Gluek, Charles
323
Gluek, Louis
336
Godfrey, Ard
333
Godley, Charles M.
333
Godwin, J. Walker 314
Gould, Walter Henry 480
Gramling, Charles N. 273
Gray, Thomas Kennedy 478
Gray, William Irving 561
Green, T. Homer 345
Eaton, Franklin J. 294
237
Duryea, James H. 565
Dwinnell, Hon. William Stanley 279
E
Eastman, George H. 408
Eastman, William Wallace 216
Eastman, William W. 302
Evans, Owen J., M. D. 410
Ewe, Gustave F.
302
Crow, Henry A 240
565
Currier, Frederick W. 243
Curtis, Theodore F 257
D
Dahl, John 282
Dapprich, L. H. 273
Davies, William H. 288
Fitzgerald, Don. F., M. D.
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