SUPERINTENDENT THE GOVERNOR CALLS FOR VOLUNTEERS NINTH REGIMENT DISBANDED NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN BATTALIONS CONSOLIDATION
INTO THE SECOND REGIMENT OF OREGON MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS REGULARS ASSIST THE TERRITORIAL FORCES ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE "THE MEADOWS" FIGHT OF ALCORN ON LITTLE BUTTE CREEK THE FIGHT OF RICE ON ROGUE RIVER BATTLE OF "THE CABINS" FIGHT ON APPLEGATE CREEK BY BRUCE, O NEAL, AND ALCORN THE THANKLESS SERVICE THE NORTHERN COMPANIES DISCHARGED RECRUITS CALLED FOR 332
CHAPTER IV.
TROUBLES IN WRIGHT S SUB-AGENCY THE COQUILLE GUARDS THEIR OPERA TIONS IN COQUILLE DISTRICT LETTER OF CAPTAIN PACKWOOD TO GOVERNOR CURRY POLAND S GOLD BEACH COMPANY THE MASSACRE OF FEBRUARY TWENTY-THIRD KILLING OF WRIGHT AND POLAND LONG SIEGE OF THOSE WHO ESCAPED Loss OF A PARTY OF RESCUERS FROM PORT ORFORD FEARS OF A FAMINE TIMELY ARRIVAL OF REGULAR TROOPS UNDER COLONEL BU CHANANORGANIZATION OF MINUTE MEN ABBOTT S COMPANY ATTACKED INDIFFERENCE OF THE REGULAR TROOPS TO THEIR SUFFERINGS PETITION OF JACKSON COUNTY TO GENERAL WOOL His ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES RE-ORGANIZATION OF THE SECOND REGIMENT EXTRACT FROM THE WRITINGS OF J. M. SUTTON EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORTS OF CAPTAINS O NEIL, BUSHEY, BUOY, GEORGE, SHEFFIELD, WALLEN, CREIGHTON, HARRIS, AND COLONEL KELSEY ATTACK ON THE MEADOWS THE INDIANS DISLODGED PLANS OF THE UNITED STATES OFFICERS FOR PEACE A FIGHT AND A COUN CILJOHN DETERMINED TO CONTINUE HOSTILITIES SMITH ATTACKED NEAR THE MEADOWS THE BATTLE AND RELIEF MOVEMENTS OF VOLUNTEERS SURRENDER OF THE INDIANS THEY ARE TAKEN TO THE COAST RESERVATION DISCOMFORT AND DISCONTENT MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT FINAL CLOSE OF INDIAN WARS IN SOUTHWESTERN OREGON PRESENT CONDITION OF THE INDIANS... __ 371
THE YAKIMA WAR.
CHAPTER I.
EXTENT OF THE HOSTILE CONFERATION IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON THE YAK- IMAS MURDER MINERS DEATH OF BOLAN KAMIAKIN S CONFESSION TO A SPY THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR ACTING GOVERNOR MASON OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY MAKES A REQUISITION UPON THE UNITED STATES FORTS MAJOR HALLER is ORDERED INTO THE YAKIMA COUNTRY His BATTLE AND DEFEAT COMMENTS OF GENERAL WOOL RE-ENFORCEMENTS AND VOLUNTEERS ARE CALLED FOR ACTION OF GOVERNOR CURRY A REGIMENT CALLED OUT BY PROCLAMATION MAJOR RAINS CAMPAIGN KAMIAKIN S LETTER RAINS RK- PLY WOOL S REMARKS ON RAINS CAMPAIGN INDIFFERENCE OF THE REGU LAR ARMY TO THE PERIL OF GOVERNOR STEVENS OLNEY S FUTILE ATTEMPT TO PREVENT THE WALLA WALLAS AND CAYUSES JOINING KAMIAKIN His OR DER TO THE SETTLERS RAYMOND S LETTER TO THE VOLUNTEER COMMANDER FORT WALLA WALLA DESTROYED WITH ALL ITS CONTENTS CURRY S VIEW OF His DUTY ORGANIZATION OF THE FIRST REGIMENT OF OREGON MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS OCCUPATION OF WALLA WALLA VALLEY BY OREGON FORCES THE BATTLE OF WALLA WALLA KILLING OF PEU-PEU-MOX-MOX INDIGNITIES