1PREFACE
11X. DISCOVERY OF CAMP MUIR, 1888 By MAJOR E. S. INGRAHAM
2I. THE MOUNTAIN DISCOVERED AND NAMED, 1792 By CAPTAIN GEORGE VANCOUVER, R.N.
12XI. EXPLORING THE MOUNTAIN AND ITS GLACIERS, 1896 By PROFESSOR I. C. RUSSELL
3II. FIRST APPROACH TO THE MOUNTAIN, 1833 By DOCTOR WILLIAM FRASER TOLMIE
13XII. McCLURE'S ACHIEVEMENT AND TRAGIC DEATH, 1897 By HERBERT L. BRUCE and PROFESSOR H. H. McALISTER
4III. FIRST RECORDED TRIP THROUGH NACHES PASS, 1841 By LIEUTENANT ROBERT E. JOHNSON, U.S.N.
14XIII. FIELD NOTES ON MOUNT RAINIER, 1905 By PROFESSOR HENRY LANDES
5IV. TACOMA AND THE INDIAN LEGEND OF HAMITCHOU By THEODORE WINTHROP
15XIV. GLACIERS OF MOUNT RAINIER By F. E. MATTHES
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6V. FIRST ATTEMPTED ASCENT, 1857 By LIEUTENANT A. V. KAUTZ, U.S.A.
16XV. THE ROCKS OF MOUNT RAINIER By GEORGE OTIS SMITH
7VI. FIRST SUCCESSFUL ASCENT, 1870 By GENERAL HAZARD STEVENS
17XVI. THE FLORA OF MOUNT RAINIER By PROFESSOR CHARLES V. PIPER
8VII. INDIAN WARNING AGAINST DEMONS By SLUISKIN, INDIAN GUIDE
18XVII. CREATION OF MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK MEMORIAL BY SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES
9VIII. SECOND SUCCESSFUL ASCENT, 1870 By S. F. EMMONS
19XVIII. MOUNT RAINIER IS 14,408 FEET HIGH By THE UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
10IX. EXPLORATIONS ON THE NORTHERN SLOPES, 1881-1883 By BAILEY WILLIS
20XIX. PLACE NAMES AND ELEVATIONS IN MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK: FOOTNOTES:
