CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH FACILITY

July, 1970

PAPERS ON CALIFORNIA ETHNOGRAPHY

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH FACILITY

Department of Anthropology

Berkeley

Number 9

CONTENTS

I.    CONTINUITY OF INDIAN POPULATION IN CALIFORNIA

FROM 1770/1848 TO 1955,

by A. L. Kroeber and Robert F. Heizer ................       1

II.   A CHUMASH "CENSUS" OF 1928-1930,

by  Robert  F.  Heizer  .................................   23
III.  INDIAN RANCHERIA NAMES IN FOUR MISSION RECORDS,

by C. Hart Merriam ...................................      29
1. La Purisma Mission ...............................       30
2. San Buenaventura Mission .........................       40
3. Mission San Francisco ............................       49
4. Santa Ynez Mission ...............................       54
IV.   MORE J. P. HARRINGTON NOTES ON VENTURENO CHUMASH

BASKETRY AND CULTURE,

by  Robert  F.  Heizer  .................................   59
Document.  An Early Newspaper Account of the Chumash.       75
V.    NAMES AND LOCATIONS OF SOME ETHNOGRAPHIC PATWIN AND

MAIDU VILLAGES,

by Robert F. Heizer and Thomas Roy Hester ............      79
Documents la-c. Some Sacramento Valley Indian

Censuses of 1846 and 1847 ...........     94
Document 2.       Spanish Exploring Expedition to

Sacramento Valley, 1821 .............     97
Document 3a-c.    Some Early Treaties with

California Indians ..................    107
Document 4a-b.    Two Sutter Letters on Indians .......    112
Document 5.       An 1850 "Census" of Feather

River Villages ......................    116

VI.   SHASTA VILLAGES AND TERRITORY,

by Robert F. Heizer and Thomas Roy Hester............      119
Part 1.  Shasta Villages .............................     120
Part 2. Territorial Boundaries of the

Shasta Indians .............................      133
Documents. Two Letters on U.S. Army Relations

with the Shasta Indians ..................     148