Reports of explorations and surveys, to ascertain the most practicable and economical route for a railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean: Vol. 1, Pt. 2

INDEX.
Page.
Mount Baker.................................................................. 469
Mount Hood......................................................................................... 475-47
Iount Rainier........................................................................................ 192,207,475
Mount St. Helens.......................................................................................20
Mount Stuart....................................................................................197
Moust river and valleyy..........................................................................,78683 184,16
description of........................................................90-91
Mowry, Lieutenant S., U.S. A., detail of.................................................................76
meteorological observations, Columbia Barracks to Fort Colville......................................602-612
report on meteorology of Cascade mountains.................................................389-395
report on barometric profile................................................................395-396
Muddy rivers, Big and Little, topography.............................................164
Mules-........................-............................................................ 13-14
Mullan, Lieutenant J., jr., U.S. A., detail of...................................... I -------— 76
instructions to-............................-.......................................................-34
operations of...............................................................................54,79
report of exploration to Fort Hall ------------------—...........................................106
report, Fort Benton to Flathead camp, Little Blackfoot river to St. Mary's.......................... 59-61,301-319
report, Cantonment Stevens to Fort Hall, and back, up the St. Mary's and Jefferson fork............... 319-322
report, Cantonment Stevens to Fort Benton, and back.........................................349-352
report, Bitter Root valley to Fort Hall, Hell Gate valley, and Bitter Root valley.... —.....-............. 322-349
Indian reports................................................................................437-441
report, St. Mary's to Fort Hall.....621
meteorological observations........................................................................461-463
report, Bitter Root valley to Flathead valley, and Kootenay river —------------— 516-52,363
report, Cantonment Stevens to Fort Dalles, through Rocky Mountains and Cecur d'Alene passes -...... 527-537
meteorology, St. M ary's valley.....................................................................585
Muscle, Shell river-.............................................................................. 54259-61,
N.
hchess river........................................................................................209
valley and pass................................................................................. 25, 1901,61
geology -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------— 478-479
Nahnum river..................................................................................... 210-211
Narrative of operations..................................................................................77-80
Natural history, Baird's memoranda......-...............................................................9-11
list of articles...................................................................................10-11
notes by Doctor Cooper —---------—. —-------------------— 219-221
Nehoialpitkwu river............................................................................. 214-214
lvezoaptw rierce.........................................................................................5041
Nez Perces. ——. —------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— 1
trailv..................................9........................................................ 69,9
Nikepun river...........................................................-.-.- 470
Nisqually river. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— 47
Indians -------------------------------------------------------—.-. —-------—. —--------------— 41
Noomptnamie river ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 205-206
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Officers of exploration, list............................................................................... 76
Okinakane, Indians....................................................................................412
river, fort, valley, lake, and geology......-...................................................197,213-214,420,484
Olympia, report from..................................................................................5 59
Olympic range...........................................................470
Orders. ——................... —-------------------------------------------------------------—.41-51
on meeting McClellan............................................................................66-67
Osage river..........................................................................................233
Osgood, Isaac F., clerk, &c.............................................................................-4
Osoyoos lake..........................................................................................214
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Pack river ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - -------
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