sional Government and Original Constitution; A Sketch of Abelard Guthrie, First Delegate to Congress; The Journals of William Walker; Eleven Rare and Valuable Portraits. Second series, vol. IV:-Forty Years of Nebraska, by Thomas Weston Tipton, U. S. Senator for Nebraska from 1867-75. Special Publication of the Society, 1902. 8vo. clo., 570 pp., $2.00. Biographical Sketches and Official Records of Territory and State Second series, vol. V, 1902. 8vo. clo., 381 pp., $1.50. Territorial Journalism; Reminiscences of Territorial Days; Biographies of Judge Elmer S. Dundy, Thos. W. Tipton, Algernon Sydney Paddock, and others; The Nebraska Constitution; An Episode of the Wyoming Cattle War; Recollections of Omaha in 1855-61; Death of Logan Fontenelle; Farmers' Alliance in Nebraska; Indian Massacre, 1866; Pawnee War of 1859; Plains War in 1865; Underground Railroad in Nebraska; Along the Overland Trail; Early Freighting and Staging Operations; Proceedings of the Society and List of Members. Nebraska Constitutional Conventions. A special Publication of the Nebraska State Historical Society, being vol. XI of its publications. Second series, vol. VI, 1906. 8vo. clo., 582 pp., $1.50. Official Report and the Debates and Proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of 1871. Second series, vol. VII, 1907. 8vo. clo., 628 pp., $1.50. Official Report and the debates and proceedings of the Constitutional Convention of 1871. (There are two more volumes of the Debates and Proceedings of the Constitutional Conventions of Nebraska now in course of preparation. Proceedings and Collections of the Nebraska State Historical Society. second series, vol. X, 1907. 8vo. clu., 422 pp., $1.50. Mormon Settlements in the Missouri Valley; Railroad Migration into Northern Nebraska; Nebraska Politics and Nebraska Railroads; Reminiscences of Territorial Days; Campaign Against Crazy Horse; Early Days in Decatur, Nebraska; History of the Lincoln Salt Basin; Judicial Grafts; Visit of General Thayer to the Pawnee Village in 1855; Early Days on the Little Blue; Biographical Sketches of Pioneers; Railroad Taxation in Nebraska; Work of Union Pacific Railroad; Early Dreams of Coal in Nebraska; Unveiling of Monument to Gen. John M. Thayer; Official Proceedings, 1901 to 1908; Reports of Secretary, Treasurer, Librarian, and Archeologist for 1907; Museum Catalogue; List of newspapers received by the Society; Legislative Acts Affccting the Society; Appropriations, 1883-1907; Constitution of the Society; Publications of the Society. INDEX Abbott, Dr. Luther J., 217. Abbott, Lysle I., 258. Abbott, Ned C., 294. Abbott, Othman A., 172. Acts of legislature affecting the Adair, William, 304. Adams county, 110. Adams, J. W., 285. Adams, P. Edgar, 230, 237. Adams trip, 354. Agency, Crow Creek, 80. Agriculture, State Board of, 165. Albion, 181. Aldrich, Chester H., 276. Alexis of Russia, Grand Duke, 273. Allen, C. W., 224, 230. Allen, John E., 121, 125. Allen, Thomas S., 285. Alton, 24, Amendments to constitution pro- posed January 14, 1907, 287. American Horse, 73. Ames, John H., 83, 238. Ancient Bluff ruins, 17. Anderbery, Charles P., 258. Anderson, Squire, 141. Anderson, Wilham, 138. Andrew county (Mo.), 138. Andrews, E. Benjamin, 251, 252, Annin, William E., 216, 218, 304. Twenty-fourth, 1901, 215. Twenty-fifth, 1902, 222. Twenty-sixth, 1903, 226. Twenty-seventh, 1904, 233. Thirty-first, January 13-14, 1908, Antelope county, 30, 31. Appropriations, Nebraska State His- Arbor Lodge, 148. Arbor Day, 151, 152, 227, 228, 231, Archeologist's Reports- 1906, 326. 1907, 335. Archeologist, Report of, 323. Armstrong, W. J., 143. Artesian well, Lincoln, 95. Ashland, 170, 171, 337. Atchison county (Mo.), 136. Auditing committee, Report of, 1907, 282. Aughey, Prof. Samuel, 331. Aukes, Dr. Ehme E, 229. Avery, R. O., 260. Aylsworth, Kittie Austin, 288. Aylsworth, Leon E., 237. Aylsworth, William P., 230, 262, 269. Babcock, L. J., 363. Bain, Robert A., 98. Baird, T. C., 335. Baker, E., 135. Baker, Mrs. E. C., 275, 294. Baker, Dr. George G., 144. Baker, Samuel, 358. Baldwin, Willis A., 230. Ball, Franklin, 218, 304, 380. Bancroft, M. A., 332, 335. Barber, J. A., 361. Barbour, Erwin H, 258, 355. Barkley, Mrs. J. E., 364. Barnes, John B., 259. Barnes, Mrs. Mary J., 363. Barrett, Jay Amos, 102, 217, 220, 228, 230, 231, 232, 233, 235, 239, Bennett, George D., 279, 286. Bennett, Gideon, 133, 138. Bennett, Judge Hiram P., 60, 138, 140, 141, 143. Bennett, William, 143. Benton, George H., 136, 137. Bessey, Dr. Charles E., 276, 277. Blackburn, Merritt L., 260. 226, 231, 237, 241, 244, 245, 246, Blackman, E. E., Collection of, 366. Blair, Montgomery, 100. Blunt, Joseph, 135, 137. Banner State, 141. Little Ann, 148. Mayflower, 148. Western Engineer, 78. Yellowstone, 78. Boelus (town), 182. Boston, 126. Boston Journal, 202. Boulware, John B., 134, 140, 142. Boutton, Martin V., 142. Bowen, John S., 145. Bowen, William R., 304. Bowers, A., 145. Bowers, William D., 304. Bowlby, Charles J., 230, 231, 233, 241, 246. Bowman, Oscar R., 218. Boyd, Gov. James E., 58, 207, 300. Brace, L. D, 365. Bradford, Judge Allen A., 60, 136, 140. Bradford, Henry, 138, 141, 142. Brash, Mrs. G. H., 303. Briggs, Clinton, 172. Bristol, D. Charles, 333, 334, 335, 374. Bristol, Mrs. D. Charles, 334. Bristol, D. Charles, Collection of, 258, 331, 374. Broady, Jefferson H., 172, 231, 234, 235. Brock, Nelson C., 224, 363, 381. Brown, Dick, 138. Brown, Elmer W., 279. . Brown, Erasmus E., 98. 99. Brown, Francis W., 250, 280, 284. Brown, George W., Jr., 276. Brown, M. W., 140. Brown, Norris, 174, 248. Brown, Will A.. 359, 360. Brownville, 65, 104, 129, 138, 143, 144, 145, 158, 163, 164. Brower, Jacob V., 222, 362, 363. Bruner, Uriah, 304. Bryan, Frank, 346. Bryan, William Jennings, 62, 280, Bryan, Mrs. William Jennings, 280, Buchanan, James, 148. Buchanan, John Ross, 25, 222, 223. Buell, George E., 279. Buffalo Bill, see Cody, William F. Buffalo Gap, 32. Building for State Historical So- Busch, Charles H., 280. Bush, L. Penn, 240. Butler, Gov. David, 87, 88, 94, 159, Butler county, 329. By-laws of the Nebraska State His- torical Society, 401. Cadman, John, 108. Cady, Addison E., 240. Cahn, Isaac, 92, 93, 94, 95. Cairo Record, 336. Cairo trip, 336. Caldwell, Howard W., 217, 218, 219, Caldwell, Samuel L., 285. California, 20. California city, 23. Callaway (town), 182. Campaigning against Crazy Horse. By David Y. Mears, 68. Campbell, Delia, 380. Campbell, Dr. John C., 138. Campbell's Grove, 12. Canaday, Joseph S., 285. Capital Beach, 301. "Capital City," see Lincoln. Carr, Gen. Eugene A., 272. Carson, C. H., 365. Carson, Sam, 139, 141. Carved Rock on University campus, Casper (Wyo.), 32. Cass county (Iowa), 7, 12, 23. Caton, John Dean, 7.. Chadron, 32, 68. Chamberlain, Miss Abba Daton, 360. Chapman, Samuel M., 297, 305. Chatburn, George R, 381. Chester Basin, see Salt Basin. Cheyenne (Wyo.), 68, 69, 70, 181. Childs, A. L., 145. Chippeway Indians, 7, 8. Chittenden, Capt. Hiram M., 192, Coonville (town), 23. 59, 64, 78, 81, 119, 154, 181, 302. Cowles, Mrs. F. W., 280. Cowles, Harvey C., 135, 138, 139. 228, 236, 237, 239, 240, 275, 304. Craig, Hiram, 304. Craig, William R., 137, 140, 141, 142. 77. Creeks- Blue Water, 271. Chariton, 12. Crazy Woman's, see Rivers, Pow. Frenchman, 271. Goose, 72. Indian, 19, 337. Keg, 12. Liberty, 130. Plum, 9, 133. South Table, 133. Sugar, 12. Table, 135, 137. Weeping Water, 354. Crites, Albert W., 258. Crook, Gen. George, 68, 70, 72, 73, |