DOCUMENT RESUME ED 058 999 RC 005 938 AUTHOR Hewlett, Leroy, Ed. TITLE Indians of Oregon; A Bibliography of Materials in the Oregon State Library. INSTITUTION Oregon State Library, Salem. PUB DATE 69 NOTE 131p. EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58 DESCRIPTORS American Indian Languages; *American Indians; *Bibliographies; *Cultural Background; Government Role; History; *Library Collections; Mythology; *Reference Materials IDENTIFIERS Northwest ABSTRACT Over 1300 publications are cited in this bibliography on the American Indians of Oregon. The citations represent the Oregon State Library collection of materials on Indians of the Pacific Northwest. Although the emphasis is on Indians of Oregon, materials about the Indians of California, Idaho, Montana, Washington, and British Columbia are cited if inf ormation pertinent to the Indians of Oregon is also represented. Citations of various types of materials (books, periodical articles, pamphlets, Government publications, and some newspaper art3.cles) published in the 19th and 20th centuries are included. Some of the documents published in the 19th century are valuable as primary source material, as are some of the diaries and manuscript materials,' reprinted in the ',Oregon Historical Quarterly.', The bibliography was prepared as 'la comprehensive, up-to-date research tool to aid researchers and students in the search for references on the Indians of Oregon. (JH)
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DOCUMENT RESUME
ED 058 999 RC 005 938
AUTHOR Hewlett, Leroy, Ed.TITLE Indians of Oregon; A Bibliography of Materials in the
Oregon State Library.INSTITUTION Oregon State Library, Salem.PUB DATE 69NOTE 131p.
EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58DESCRIPTORS American Indian Languages; *American Indians;
ABSTRACTOver 1300 publications are cited in this bibliography
on the American Indians of Oregon. The citations represent the OregonState Library collection of materials on Indians of the PacificNorthwest. Although the emphasis is on Indians of Oregon, materialsabout the Indians of California, Idaho, Montana, Washington, andBritish Columbia are cited if inf ormation pertinent to the Indians ofOregon is also represented. Citations of various types of materials(books, periodical articles, pamphlets, Government publications, andsome newspaper art3.cles) published in the 19th and 20th centuries areincluded. Some of the documents published in the 19th century arevaluable as primary source material, as are some of the diaries andmanuscript materials,' reprinted in the ',Oregon Historical Quarterly.',The bibliography was prepared as 'la comprehensive, up-to-dateresearch tool to aid researchers and students in the search forreferences on the Indians of Oregon. (JH)
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INDIANS OF OREGON
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS IN
THE OREGON STATE LIBRARY
Leroy Hewlett, Ph.D.R efer ence ConsultantEditor
INTRODUCTION
The need for a comprehensive, up-to-date research tool toaid researchers and students in the search for referenceson the Indians of Oregon has long been recognized, particu-/arlyfor a :1st which offers a key to materials on the individ-ual tribes of Oregon. This bibliography was compiled inorder to provide such help.
The emphasis is upon the Indians of Oregon. The originalintention was to limit the bibliography to that subject, buttribal, geographical, and historical boundaries overlap insuch a way that such a limitation is impractical. Conse-quently, material about the Indians of California, Oregon,Washington, Idaho, Montana, United States, and BritishColumbia is sometimes included, if information pertinent tothe Indians of Oregon is also represented.
There is no restriction, however, on the kinds of referencescontained. Books, periodical.articles, pamphlets, govern-ment publications, and some newspaper articles have foundtheir way into this bibliography. Government publications'are particularly useful, especially since some of those pub-lished inthe nineteenth century are now valuable as primarysource ma:evial, as are some of the diaries and manuscriptmaterials which are reprinted in the Oregon HistoricalQuarterly,
It is hoped that this list will serve as a convenient guide forthose who write or read about the Indians of Oregon as wellas to those who are just curious about the early history ofthe State of Oregon. Any comments about the material pre-sented or about the manner in which it is organized will bewelcomed by the editor. We moot heartily recommend thatyou tell us how we elan make future lists more useful to you.
Leroy Hewlett, Ph.D.Reference ConsultantEditor
INDIANS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST:A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MATERIALS IN
THE OREGON STATE LIBRARY
1, Abbott, Walter H , "PRESERVATION OF INDIAN 979.5NAMES, " Oreaon Historical Society Quarterly, v. 12, 0r32qno. 4 (Dec. 1911), pp.361-368. doc. Ore.
2. "ABORIGINAL ART IN CEREMONIALS, " Screenings, v. 5, *571no. 4 (Apr. 9, 1956), pp. 1-4. S433
v. 5, no. 4Ore. Coll.
1 Adamson, Thelma. FOLK-TALES OF THE COAST SALISH. 398.2American Folk-Lore Society, 1934.
4. "ADVENTURE WITH THE INDIANS OF OREGON, " Leisure *979.5Houf, no. 708 & 709 (July 23, 1865; July 29, 1865), A24pp. 449-453, 465-472. Ore. Coll.
5. Alexander, Hartley Burr. MANITO MASKS; DRAMATIZA- 792. 6TIONS, WITH MUSIC, OF AMERICAN SPIRIT LEGENDS. A37Dutton c 1925.
6. . THE PACIFIC COAST, WEST; THE PACIFIC COAST, 291NORTH. (in his North American. Marshall Jones Co. G79c1916. pp. 212-264) (Gray, Louis Herbert, ed. The v. 10mythology of all races, v. 10) Bibliog. : pp. 315-325.
7. Allen, James Michael. WI-NE-MA. Vantage Press c1956. 970.2W725a
8. American Anthropological Association. WALAPAI F.THNOG- 572RAPHY, by Fred Kniffen and others. Menasha, Wis. , A51193r,. (Memoirs, no. 42) (Contributions from the no. 42Laboratory of Anthropology, I).
9. . WISHRAM TEXTS, by Edward Sapir; together with 970.6WASCO TALES AND MYTHS, collected by Jeremiah A512pCurtis and ed. by Edward Sapir. Leyden, E. J. Brill, v. 21909, (Pub. , v.2)
10. "THE AMERICAN INDIAN IN LITERATURE; GOOD BOOKSFOR THE ART TEACHER ON INDIAN LIFE, ARTS ANDCRAFTS, " School Arts, v. 38, no. 2 (Oct. , 1938),pp. 10a-13a.
11. Anderson, Eva Greenslit & Collins, Dean. INDIAN BOY ON +970THE COLUMBIA RWER. Un'Arersity Publishint Co. A5461c1943.
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12. Anderson, Eva Greens lit & Collins, Dea 1. STORIES OFOREGON. University Publishing Co. r 1943.
13. . University Publishing Co. c1961.
14. Andrews, Ralph Warren. CURTIS' WESTERN INDIANS.Superior Pub. Co. c1962.
15. . INDIAN PRIMITIVE. Superior Pub. Co. c1960.Bibliog. : p. 172.
17. "ARCHAEOLOGY IN THE PORTLAND AREA, " Screeninv. 6, no. 10 (Oct. 14, 1957), pp. 2-3.
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18. "ARCHAEOLOGY OF OREGON CITY, " West Shore, v.15,no. 182 (Nov. 30, 1889), p.356.
19. Arment, Horace L. "DESERT ARTIFACTS, " Screenings,v.14, no. 2 (Dec. , 1965), pp. 1-4.
20. . INDIAN ARTIF...CTS OF THE UPPER GREATBASIN. Ontario, Ore. , Author, 1955? Bibliog. : p, 13.
21. . "MAN'S BEST FRIEND," Screenings, v.11, nc 12(Dec. 10, 1962), p.3. Tells of a Hohokum awe foundnear the Malheur River, Oregon.
22, . "THE OUTSIZED POINTS OF SOUTHERN OREGON, "Screenings, v. 10, no. 2 (Feb. 13, 1961), PP. 2-3.
23. Armstrong, A N . INDIANS. (in his Oregon: com-prising a brief history and full desc ription of the Terri-tories of Oregon and Washington ... Chas. Scott & Co. ,1857. pp. 99-147)
24. Arnold, Mary Ellicott & Reed, Mabel. IN THE LAND OFGRASSHOPPER SONG; a story of two girls in Indiancountry in 1908-09. Vantage Press c1957.
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*571S433v. 14, no, 12Ore. Coll.
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25. "ARTIFACTS FROM WAKEMAP MOUND, " Screenings, *571v. 5, no. 8 (Aug. 13, 1956), p. 4. S433
v. 5, no. 8Ore. Coll.
26. Astoria & Columbia River Railroad. TE-TENIS-TUNIS, *917.95LAST OF THE CLATSOPS. (in The Oregon coast from A851Portland to a summer paradise in fort. hours. Astoria, Ore. Coll.1925? p. 4)
27. Ault, Nelson A , "THE PAPERS OF LUCULLUS VIRGIL 630.71McWHORTER, " Research Studies of the State College of W27rWashington, v. 26, no. 2 (June, 1958), pp. 85-118; v. 26, v. 26no. 3 (Sept. , 1958), pp. 158-190; v. 26, no. 4 (Dec. , 1958), no. 2pp. 216-244; v. 27, no. 2 (June, 1959), pp. 85-108. The etc.last number is an index to the McWhorter papers. doc.
28. Bacon, George Robert, "REMINISCENT OF THE MODOC *979.5AND NEZ PERCE WARS, " Winners of the West, v. 10, B1295rno. 3 (Feb. 28, 1933), p. 1. Photostatic copy. Ore. Coll.
29. Bagley, Clarence Booth. INDIAN MYTHS OF THE NORTH- *970.65WEST. Lowman & Hanford Co. c1930. B141
Ore. Coll.
30. . "OUR FIRST INDIAN WAR, " Washington HistoricalQuarterly, v. 1, no. 1 (Oct. , 1906), pp. 34-49.
31. Baker, Mildred M . THE RELATIONS OF THE EARLY *979.5FUR COMPANIES WITH THE INDIANS OF THE PACIFIC V175rNORTHWEST. Eugene, 1929. Thesis (Honors Council) Ore. Coll.--Univ. of Oregon.
32. Bancroft, Hubert Howe. THE CAYUSE WAR, 1848. (in 979.5his History of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , B221866-1888. v. 1, pp. 700-754) (his Works, v. 2.9) v. 1
33. . EXTERMINATION OF THE INDIANS, 1856-1857. 979.5(in his History of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. B221886-1888. v. 2, pp. 397-412) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
34. . FURTHER INDIAN WARS, 1855-1856. (in his 979.51-Tistory of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , B221886-1888. v. 2, pp. 369-396) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
35. . HISTORY OF THE NORTHWEST COAST. A. L. *979Bancroft, 1884. 2 v. (his Works, v.27-28) B22wv. 1. 1543-1800. v. 2. 1800-1846. v. 27,28
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36. . INDIAN AFFAIRS, 1851. (in his History of Oregon. 979.5San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. v. 2, 'pp. 205- B22232) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
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37. Bancroft, Hubert Howe. MILITARY ORGANIZATION AND 979.5OPERATIONS, 1861-1865. (in his History of Oregon. B22San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. v. 2, pp. 488- v. 2511) (his Works, v.30)
38. . THE MODOC WAR, 1864-1873. (in his History of 979.5Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. v. 2, B22pp. 555-636) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
39. . NATIVE RACES. San Francisco, History Co. , *9791883-1886, 5 v. (his Works, v.1-5) The first volume B22wcovers the Indians of the Pacific Coast. Ore. Coll.
40. . PLAUSIBLE PACIFICATION, 1851-1852. (in his 979.5History of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , 1886- B221888. v. 2, pp. 233-245) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
41. . RESCUE OF THE CAPTIVES, 1847. (in his History 979.5of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. B22v. 1, pp. 669-699) (hio Works, v. 29) v. 1
42. . ROGUE RIVER WAR, 1853-1854. (in his History 979.5of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. B22v. 2, pp. 311-321) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
43. . THE SHOSHONE WAR, 1866-1868. (in his History 979.5of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. B22v. 2, pp. 512-554) (him Works, v. 30) v. 2
44. . THE SUB-INDIAN AGENT'S COMPANY, 1842-1845. 979.5(in his History of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , B221886-1888. v.1, pp. 253-267) (his Works, v. 29) v.1
45. . WAR AND DEVELOPMENT, 1858-1862. (in his 979.5History of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co., B221086-1888. v.2, pp.460-487) (his Works, v. 30) v. 2
46. . WHITE'S ADMINISTRATION OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, 979.51842-1845. (in his History of Oregon. San Francisco, B22History Co. , 1886-1888. v.1, pp. 268-291) (his Works, v.1v.29)
47., THE WHITMAN MASSACRE, 1847. (in his History 979.5of Oregon. San Francisco, History Co. , 1886-1888. B22v.1, pp. 639-668) (hits Works, v. 29) v. 1
48. Barbeau, Marius. THE MODERN GROWTH OF THE TOTEM 506POLE OF THE NORTHWEST COAST. (in Smithsonian Sm6Institution. Annual report ... for the year ending June 1938/3930, 1939. pp. 491-498) doc.
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Barry, John Neilson. BATTLES IN EASTERN OREGON.
"THE BRIDGE OF THE GODS, " Oregon Motorist,v. 12, no.6 (Mar. , 1932), pp. 9, 12-14.
THE CASCADES. 394 frames, 16mm negativemicrofilm. Notes on historical sources.
61. Barry, John Neilson. "EARLY OREGON COUNTRY FORTS; 979. 5A CHRONOLOGICAL LIST, " Oregon Historical Society 0r32qQuarter1L v.46, no. 2 (June, 1945), pp. 101-111. doc. Ore.
62. . INDEXES: BATTLES IN OREGON, IDAHO AND OSLWASHINGTON AND FORTS IN OREGON. 465 frames, Film 111 6mm negative microfilm. item 55
63. . "INDIAN WORDS IN OUR LANGUAGE, '! Oregon 979. 5Historical Society Quarterly, v.16, no. 4 (Dec. , 1915), 0r32qpp. 338-342. doc. Ore.
64. . "THE INDIANS IN OREGON- -GEOGRAPHIC 979. 5DISTRIBUTION OF LINGUISTIC FAMILIES, " 0r32qOregon Historical Society Quarterly, v. 28, no. 1 (March, doc.1927), pp. 49-61. Ore.
65. . REDSKIN AND PIONEER; BRAVE TALES OF THE +979GREAT NORTHWEST. Rand McNally c1932. B27r
66. . ."USE OF SOIL PRODUCTS BY INDIANS, " OregonHistorical Society Quarterly, v.30, no. I (March, 1929).pp. 43-52.
67. Bartlett, Laura Belle (Downey). CHINOOK-ENGLISHSONGS. Kubli-Miller Co. , 1914.
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68. . DICTIONARY OF THE INTERTRIBAL INDIAN *497. 3LANGUAGE COMMONLY CALLED CHINOOK. Smith- B28Digby Co. , 1924. Ore. Coll.
69. Bates, William E . "THE GEORGE MARSHALL *571COLLECTION FROM ATATL VALLEY, " Screenings. S433v. 9, no. 9 (Sept. 12, 1960), pp.2-3. v. 9, no. 9
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70. "THE BATTLE AT SAND HOLLOWS, " Champoeg Pioneer, *979. 5v. 2, no. 26 (March, 1958), p. 5. C359
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71. Beal, Merrill D I WILL FIGHT NO IVIORE FOREVER; .970. 2CHIEF JOSEPH AND THE NEZ PERCE WAR. Univ. of J77bWashington Press cl 963. Bibliog.: pp. 343-357.
72. Beebe, Beatrice B . "FIGHTING THE INDIANS WITH *050JOAQUIN MILLER; AN INTERVIEW WITH JOSEPH D. 096MYERS," Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine, v. 87, v. 87no. 2 (Feb. , 1929), pp. 54, 60. Ore. Coll.
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Berg, William Arthur. MYSTERIOUS HORSES OF WEST- 636. 1ERN NORTH AMERICA. Pageant Press c 1960. B452m
Bergen, Harold 0 . "SALVAGE ARCHAEOLOGY, " *571Screenings, v..12, no. 12 (Dec. , 1963), pp. 2-4. S433
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78. Berkhofer, Robert F . SALVATION AND THE SAVAGE;AN ANALYSIS OF PROTESTANT MISSIONS AND AMER-ICAN INDIAN RESPONSE, 1787-1862. Univ. of KentuckyPress cl 965. Bibliog. essay: pp. 161-180.
79. Bernard, R B . "A RELIC COLLECTOR'S JOURNEY, "Hobbies, v. 49, no. 2 (Apr. , 1943), p.102.
80. Berreman, Joel V . CHETCO.ARCHAEOLOGY; AREPORT OF THE LONE RANCH CREEK SHELL MOUND B45cON THE COAST OF SOUTHERN OREGON. GeorgeBanta Pub. Co. , 1944. (General series in anthropology,no. 11) Bibliog. : pp. 39-40.
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81. . TRIBAL DISTRIBUTION IN OREGON. AmericanAnthropological Assoc. , 1927. American Anthropo-logical Assoc. Memoirs, v. 47) Bibliog. : pp. 65-67.
82. "BIBLIOGRAPHY, " Journal of American Folklore, v. 48,no. 189 (July-Sept. , 1935), pp.287-293.
84. "THE BIG SPENDERS, " Time v.66, no. 10 (Sept. 5,1955), pp. 58-61.
85. "BILL OF FARE IN OLD CREGON: 1. --BEFORE THEPALEFACE CAME, " Oregon Merchants Magaziasjv. 37, no. 3 (July, 1938), pp. 14, 16.
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86. Billington, Ray Allen. THE FAR WESTERN FRONTIER, 9781830-1860. Harper c1956. (New American nation series)B496fBibliog. : pp. 293-311.
87. Blake, Charlotte. JESSE APPLEGATE; HIS ATTITUDE *378TOWARD THE OREGON INDIANS. (in Frances Green- R25b1burg Armitage prize winning essays: Armitage compe- v. 21tition in Oregon pioneer history, Reed College, 1942. no. 4Portland, Reed College, 1942. pp. 17-27) (Reed Ore. Coll.College, Portland. Bull. v. 21, no. 4 (Nov. , 1942)Bibliog. : p. 27.
88. Blankenship, Russell. AND THERE WERE MEN. Knopf 979c1942. B61a
89. Bleeker, Sonia, HORSEMEN OF THE WESTERN PLA- +970TEAUS; THE NEZ PERC INDIANS. Morrow c1957. B615h
90. . THE SEA HUNTERS; INDIANS OF THE NORTHWEST +970COAST. Morrow c1951. B6150
91. Boardman, R R . "TRAINING THE INDIAN IN OREGM*370.5FOR THE DEFENSE PROGRAM, " Oregon Education f0653Journal v.16, no. 4 (Jan. , 1942), p. 19. v. 16
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92. Boas, Franz. ART OF THE NORTH PACIFIC COAST OF 709.01NORTH AMERICA. (in his Primitive art. Dover .Pub. , B63pInc. c1955. pp. 184-298) Revitied edition of his essay, 1955"The Decorative Art of the Indians of the North PacificCoast of America, " Bulletin of the American Museum ofNatural History, v. 9 (1897), pp. 123-176.
93. . CHINOOK. (in his Handbook of American Indian 970languages. Gov't. Print. Off. , 1911. pp. 559-677) Un32b(U. S. Bureau of American Ethnology. Bull. no. 40, no. 40 pt. 1pt. 1) Doc. Coll.
94. . "CHINOOK SONGS, " Journal of American Folk-lore, v. 1, no. 3 (Oct. -Dec. , 1888), pp. 220-226.
95. . "CHINOOK TEXTS. Gov't. Print. Off. , 1894. 970(U. S. Bureau of American Ethnology. Bull. no. 20) .Un32b
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96. . THE DECORATIVE ART OF THE NORTH PACIFIC 572COAST. (in Mead, Margaret & Bunzel, Ruth L , eds. M461pThe golden age of American anthropology. Brazillerc1960. pp. 306-317) From his "The decorative art ofthe Indians of the North Pacific Coast, " Bulletin of theAmerican Museum of Natural History, v. 9 (1827),pp. 123-176.
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98. . THE HALF-BLOOD INDIAN. (in his Race, language 572and culture. Macmillan c1940. pp. 138-148) Originally B6 3rappeared in Popular Science Monthly, v. 45 (1864), pp.761-770.
99. . KATHLAMET TEXTS. Gov't. Print. Off. , 1901. 970(U.S. Bureau of American Ethnology.. Bull. no. 26) Un3 2b
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100. . NOTES ON THE TILLAMOOK. (in Phoebe Apperson *9 70Hearst memorial volume ... Univ. of California Press, Cl 2 11923. pp. 3-18) (California Univ. Publications in v. 2 0American archaeology and ethnology, v. 20) doc. Ore.
101. . TRADITIONS OF THE TILLAMOOK INDIANS, Pt. 1. *9 70. 65(in Journal of American Folklore, v. 11, no. 40 (Jan. - B6 3Mar. , 1 89 8), pp. 23-38) Pt. 1
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104. . VOCABULARIES FROM THE NORTHWEST COAST 49 7. 3OF AMERICA. American Antiquarian Society, 1916. B6 3Reprinted from the Proceedings of the American Anti-quarian Society for April, 1916.
105. Bonneville, Benjamin Louis Eulalie de. ."LETTERS,JULY 1 8, 1831-Dec. 9, 1835, " Washington HistoricalQuarterlye v. 18, no. 3 (July, 1927), pp. 210-219.
106. 'Bowen, Harry. "PIPES, " Screeningse v. 6, no. 9 (Sept. *5 7 19, 1957), pp. 1-2. S43 3
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107. Boyd, James Penny. MODOC AND LAVA BED. (in his *9 7 O. 1Recent Indian wars. Publishers Union, 1891. pp. 117- B71128) Ore. Coll.
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108. Boyd, James Penny. THE NEZ PERCES WARS. (in Ms *970.1Recent Indian wars. Publishers Union, 1891. pp. B71153-164) Ore. Coll.
109. . RECENT INDIAN WARS, UNDER THE LEAD OF *970.1SITTING BULL, AND OTHER CHIEFS, with a full ac- B71count of the Messiah craze and ghost dances. Pub- Ore. Coll.Ushers Union, 1891.
110. . THE ROGUE RIVER WARS. (in his Recent *970.1Indian wars. Publishers Union, 1891. pp. 49-57) B71
111. Boyle, William Henry. PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS ON 970.3THE CONDUCT OF THE MODOC WAR. Ed. by M721bRichard H. Dillon. Dawspn's Book Shop, 1959?"Suggested readiag": pp. 59-60.
112. Bradley, John A . LETTER FROM JOHN A.BRAD- 970.3LEY TO S.A. CLARK, CONCERNING CLARK'S C44bPOEM "CHINOOK, " WHICH APPEARED IN THE
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1162. . WARM SPRINGS TRIBE. (in Indian unemployment 970.6331survey, Pt. 1. Gov't. Print. Off. , 1963. pp. 648- Un32421652) Pt. 1
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1163. . Committee on Public Lands. EMANCIPATION OF .328.73INDIANS. Gov't. Print. Off. , 1947. (Hearings, Un31p980th Cong. , v.8) 80th Cong.
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1164. . WELFARE OF KLAMATH INDIANS. Gov't. 328.73Print. Off. , 1947. 38 p. tables. (Hearings, 80th Un31p9
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1165. . Senate. Committee on Appropriations. FEDERAL d970.5FACILITIES FOR INDIANS; tribal relations with the Un293fFederal government; Report by Mamie L. Mizen. 1967Gov't. Print. Off. , 1967. tables.
1166. . Committee on Indian Affair 6. APPROPRIATING *970.5TRIBAL FUNDS OF INDIANS RESIDING ON THE Un29KLAMATH RESERVATION, OREGON; Hearing ... on d oc.
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1167. U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Indian Affairs.DISMISSAL OF WADE CRAWFORD, SUPERINTEND-ENT KLAMATH INDIAN RESERVATION, OREG.Gov't Print. Off., 1940. (Hearings, 75th Cong..v.1)
1168. . FINAL ENROLLMENT OF THE INDIANS OFTHE KLAMATH RESERVATION; Hearing onS. 3156. Gov't Print. Off., 1930.
1169. . HEARINGS YAKIMA, WASH., AND KLAMATHFALLS, ORE., November 12,13, and 16, 1928.Gov't Print. Off., 1929. (Survey of conditions ofthe Indians in the United States, Part 1)
1170. . HEARINGS AT ... WARM SPRINGS, OREGON ,
BURNS, OREGON, CHEMAWA, OREGONKLAMATH AGENCY, OREGON. Gov't Print. Off.,1932. (Survey of conditions of the Indians in theUnited States, Part 21)
1171. KLAMATH INDIAN CORPORATION; Hearing ...on S. 3588. Gov't Print. Off., 1932.
1172. . KLAMATH INDIANS, REMOVAL OF RESTRIC-TIONS . Gov't Print. Off. 1946. (Hearings, 79thCong., v.7) Oregon State Library has only Pt. 1.
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1173. . NONTAXABLE INDIAN LANDS; second partial * 970.5report; incomplete summary of expenditures, in- Un2911ncluding tax loss, by counties within the boundary Ore. Coll.of Indian reservations, year 1929, and for State doc.of Oregon for 10-year period. Gov't Print. Off.,1931.
1174, . OREGON. (in Tax-exempt Indian lands; partialreport. Gov't Print. Off., 1932. pp. 105-132)
1175, . PROVIDING FOR DISTRIBUTION OF JUDG-MENT FUND. Gov't Print. Off., 1939. (Hearh.gs,76th Cong., v.6)
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1182. . REVIEW APPRAISAL OF KLAMATH INDIAN *328.73RESERVATION ASSETS; memorandum of chairman Un32i9gof the Sui;committee on Indian Affairs. Gov't Print. 1959 no. 1
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.1186. U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Cong.CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS; Report ... made by Sub- Filecommittee on Constitutional Rights pursuant to S.. Res.265, 88th Cong., 2d sess. Gov't Print. Off., 1965.(Senate report, no.501)
1187. U.S. 34th Congress. 1st Session. House. INDIAN HOS- *979.5TILITIES IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON; Message Un315ifrom the President of the United States, communi- Ore. Coll.cating information relative to Indian hostilities in doc.the Territories of Oregon and Washington. Gov'tPrint. Off., 1856. (U.S. 34th Cong., 1st Ses s.House. Executive Document, no.93)
1188. U.S. 74th Congress. 1st Session. House. Committee on *970.5Indian Affairs. INDIAN CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS; Un294iHearings before the Subcommittee on General Bills ... Ore. Coll.on H.R. 7781 and other matters, February 11, 1935. doc.Gov't Print. Off., 1935.
1189. U.S. 81st Congress. 2d Session. Committee on Public 328.73Lands. COMPILATION OF MATERIAL RELATING Un31p9TO THE INDIANS OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE 81st Cong.TERRITORY OF ALASKA, including certain laws and v.30treaties affecting such Indians, by Subcommittee on doc.Indian Affairs. June 13, 1950. Gov't Print. Off.,1950. (Serial no.30)
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1191. . REPORT WITH RESPECT TO THE HOUSE RES- Cong.OLUTION AUTHORIZING THE COMMITTEE ON IN- FileTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS TO CONDUCT ANINVESTIGATION OF THE BUREAU OF INDIANAFFAIR.S. Gov't Print. Off., 1953. (House re-port, no.2503) Includes laws and treaties relatingto the Indians and numerous maps showing the loca-tions of the various tribes.
1192. U.S. 90th Congress. House. AMENDING THE INDIAN Cong.CLAIMS COMMISSION ACT; Conference report Co Fileaccompany H.R. 2536. Gov't Print. Off., 1967.(House report, 90-179)
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1194. U .S . 90th 'Congress . Senate. AMENDING THE INDIAN Cong.LONG-\TERM LEASING ACT; Report to accompany FileS. 285. Gov't Print. Off., 1967. (Report, 90-465)
1195. . INCREASING THE AMOUNTS AUTHORIZED FOR Cong.INDIAN Va)ULT VOCATIONAL EDUCATION; Report Fileto acconipany S. 306. Gov't Print. Off., 1967.(Senate report, 90:466)
1196. U.S. Bureau of American Ethnology. HANDBOOK OF 970AMERICAN INDIANS NORTH OF MEXICO, ed. by Un32bFrederick Webb Hodge. Pageant Books, Inc ., 1959 no.30Bibliography: Pt. 2, pp . 1179-1221. doc.
1197. . THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NORTH AMERIC11, by 970John R. Swanton. Gov't Print. Off., 1952. (Bull. Un32bno. 145) Bibliography: pp. 643-682. no.145
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1198. . OREGON. (Indian tribes of North America, by 970John R. Swanton. Gov't Print. Off., 1952. Un32bpp. 451-478) no.145
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1203. . ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ABOUT THE AMERICAN 970INDIAN. Gov't Print. Off., 1963. (Gen. pub., Un3g1963, no.2) 1963
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1204. . INDIAN POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES 970FROM 1759 TO 1931. Gov't Print. Off., 1931? Un3b(Bull., no.5) no.5 doc.
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1207. . INDIAN WAR IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON *979.5TERRITORIES; Letter from the Secretary of the Un3liInterior, transmitting ... the report of J. Ross Ore. Coll.Browne, on the subject of the Indian war in Oregon doc.and Washington territories ... January 25, 1858.Gov't Print. Off., 1858. .62 p. (U.S. 35th Cong.,lst Sess. House. Executive document, no.38)
1208. INDIANS OF WASHINGTON; OREGON AND IDAHO. 970.4Gov't Print. Off., 1966. Cover title: Indians of the 13n34iNorthwest. doc.
1210. . KLAMATH TERMINATION; Status and evaluation 970.5report. 1958- . Portland, 1958- . Oregon Un3kState Library has 1958 and 1959. doc.
1211. . U.S. INDIAN POPULATION (1962) AND LAND 970(1963). Gov't Print. Off., 1963. Un3g
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1212. . VACATIONING WITH INDIANS; A guide to camp- 970grounds and tourist attractions on Indian reservations. Un3gGov't Print. Off., 1965. (Gen. pub., 1965, no.3) 1965
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1213. . WARM SPRINGS RLSERVATION. (in Vacation- 970ing with Indiana; a guide to campgrounds and tourist Un3gattractions on Indian reservations. Gov't Print. Off., 19651965. pp. 54-56) (Gen. pub., 1965, no-3) no .3 doc.
1214. . Siletz Indian Agency. REPORT OF BEN SIMPSON, 979.5Sept. 12, 1864. (in North Lincoln Pioneer and His- N786ytorical Association. Pioneer history of North Lincoln v.1County, Oregon. v.l. McMinnville, Ore., TelephoneRegister Publishing o. c1951. pp.11.46) From theRepoxt of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs for theyear 1864.
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1225. . INDIAN WAR IN OREGON AND WASHINGTONTERRITORIES; letter from theInterior, transmitting, ... theBrowne ... January 25, 1858.1858. (U:S. 35th Cong., lstExecutive document, no.38)
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1226. . INDIAN WAR IN OREGON AND WASHINGTONTERRITORIES ... report of J. Ross Browne, Dec. 4,1857. - Gov't Print. Off., 1858. (U.S. 35th Cong:,.st seas., House, Executive document, no.38)
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1230. U.S. Laws, Statutes, Etc. AN ACT AUTHORIZING *970.5THE COOS (KOWES) BAY, LOWER UMPQUA Un31(KALAWATSET), AND SIUSLAW TRIBES OF INDIANS v.5OF THE STATE OF OREGON TO PRESENT THEIR Ref. .CLAIMS TO THE COURT OF CLAIMS, Feb. 22, 192.9.(In U.S. Statutes (Indians). Indian affairs; laws andtreaties. Gov't Print. Off., 1941. v.5, pp. 82-83)
1231. . AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ESTABLISHMENT 970.5OF A REVOLVING LOAN FUND FOR THE KLAMATH un31INDIANS, OREGON, and for other purposes, Aug. 28, v.51937. ( In U.S. Statutes (Indians). Indians affairs; Ref. .laws and treaties. Gov't Print. Off., 1941. v.5,pp. 555-556)
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.1232. U.S. Laws, Statutes, Etc . AN ACT AUTHORIZING 970. 5THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR TO DISPOSE Un31OF CERTAIN LANDS ADJACENT TO THE TOWN OF v.1PENDLETON ... belonging to the Umatilla Indian - Ref.reservation, Aug. 5, 1882 ( 22 Stats.; 297) ( in U.S.Statutes). Indian affairs; laws and treaties. Gov'tPrint. Off., 1903. v.1 pp. 209-211)
1233. AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE APPROPRIATION 970.5OF TRIBAL FUNDS OF INDIANS RESIDING ON THE Un31
KLAMATH RESERVATION, OREGON, TO PAY EX- v.5PENSES OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL AND BUSINESS Ref.COMMITTEE, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, March 1,1929. ( in U.S. Statutes (Indians) Indian affairs; lawsand treaties. Gov't Print. Off., 1941. v.5, pp. 86-87)
1234. . AN ACT TO AID IN QUIETING TITLE TO CER- 970.5TAIN LANDS WITHIN THE KLAMATH INDIAN RESER- Un3tVATJON, in the State of Oregon, March 3, 1905. v.5( in U.S. Statutes (Indians). Indian affairs; laws and Ref.treaties. Gov't Print. Off., 1913. v.3, pp. 123-124)
1235. . AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE SECRETARY OF 970.5WAR TO TRANSFER THE CONTROL OF CERTAIN Un31
LAND IN OREGON TO THE SECRETARY OF THE v. 5
INTERIOR, Feb. 9, 1929. ( in U.S. Statutr.:s Ref.(Indians). Indian affairs; laws and treatiefi. Gov'tPrint. Off., 1941. v.5, p.7.6)
1236. . AN ACT CONFERRING JURLSTICTION UPON 970. 5THE COURT OF CLAIMS TO HEAP. AND DETERMINE Un31CLAIMS OF CERTAIN BANDS OR TRIBES OF INDIANS v.5RESIDING IN THE STATE OF OREGON, Aug. 26,193 5. Ref.( in U.S. Statutes (Indians). Indian affairs; laws andtreaties. Gov't Print. Off ., 1941. v.5, pp. 443-444)
1237. . AN ACT TO AMEND THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE Cong.18 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE RELATING TO FileOFFENSES COMMITTED IN INDIAN COUNTRY; PublicLaw 89-707, 89th Cong., H.R. 872, November 2, 1966.Gov't Print. Off., 1966. (Public Law 89-707)
1238. . AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE PAYMENTS IN LIEU OF 970.5ALLOTMENTS TO CERTAIN INDIANS OF THE Un31
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1245. . PRELIMINARY INVENTORY OF THE RECORDS 3 53OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, comp. by Un346pLucille H. Pendell and Enzabeth Bethel. Gov't no.17Print. Off., 1949. (Preliminary inventory no.17) doc .
1246. U.S. President (Hayes). MESSAGE... COMMUNI- *970.3CATING ... INFORMATION IN RELATION TO THE N49uCAUSE AND PROBABLE COST OF THE LATE NEZ Ore. Coll.PERCES WAR, January 18, 1878. Gov't Print. Off., doc.1878. (U.S. 45th Cong., 2d sees. Senate. Executivedocument, no.14)
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1253. U.S. Treaties, etc., 1850-1853 (Fillmore).ARTICLES OF A TREATY MADE AND CONCLUDEDAT TANSEY POINT ON THE COLUMBIA RIVERNE1R CLATSOP PLAINS, this 5 day of August,1851, between Anson Dart ... and the undersignedchiefs and headmen of the Clatsop Tribe on theother part. n. p. , n. d.
1254. . TREATY AT TANSEY POINT, on the ColumbiaRiver, near Clatsop Plains between Anson Dart ...and the chiefs and headmen of the Naalem band, ofthe Tilla-mook, Tribe of Indians, August 6, 1851.n.p., n.d.
1255. TREATY AT TANSEY POINT, on the ColumbiaRiver, near Clateop Plains, between Anson Dart ...and the chiefs and headmen of the Tilla-rnook, Tribeof Indians, August 7, 1851. n.p., n.d.
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1259. . EXPENSES OF THE INDIAN WARS IN WASH- SerialINGTON AND OREGON TERRITORIES; letter from Setthe Secretary of War, transmitting ... a report of 955the commissioners to ascertain the expenses doc.incurred in the Indian wars in Oregon and WashingtonTerritories, January 25, 1858. Gov't. Print. Off.,1858. (U. S. 35th Cong. , 1st seas. House. Executivedocument, no. 45)
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