INDEX.*

Above-Old-Man, 348.                 American  Ethnological  Society,
Acagehemem, 149.                      Transactions of, 116, 141, 148,
Acapulco, 9, 39; Port of, 11.         150.

Achomawi, 117, 172, 179, 180, 181,  American Indians, 319.

182; creation myth, 181.          American languages, 256, 257, 258,
Adams, William, 6, 7, 8, 10, 28, 29,  264, 266.

33, 44.                           American linguistic families, 263.
Aghashmai, 149, 150.                American myths, 176.

Agua Caliente, 70, 90, 101, 145,148,  American Museum of Natural His-

150, 151; division, 134; Indians,  tory, 66, 67, 170, 178, 249, 354;
145, 150; people, 146, 152; tribe,  Bulletin of, 117.

150; vocabulary, 71.89, 93-96.    American publications, 154.

Agua Caliente de San Juan, 150.     "American Race," cited, 157.

Agua Dulce, 148, 151.               Americans, 70, 73, 123, 124, 135,
Agua Hedionda, 146, 147, 148.         137, 319.

Aguanga, 146, 147, 148.             Amugup, 108.

Agua Tibia, 147.                    Andrade, Father V. de P., 11.
Agudutsyam, 111.                    Angeica, 334.
Agutushyam, 111, 140.               Animism, 319.

Ahakuvilye, 108.                    "Annual," of Yuma, 335.

Ahamoha, 139.                       Anthropolog. Gesellsch., 50.

Ahapchingas, 144.                   Anthropology, Department of, 169,
Ahuwit, 144.                          252.

Aiat, 107.                          Aniintap, 125.
Aipava, 108.                        Aniitap, 111.
Aishish, 183.                       Aoyi, 149.

Aitut, 175.                         Arapaho, 113, 247.

Akatchma, 149.                      Archaeologia Americana, 112.
Akawaik, 139.                       Archives of Mexico, 1.

Akhachmai, 149, 150.                Arizona, 97, 107, 140, 352.

Aki, 338.                           Artificial deformation of the skull,
Akura-gna, 142.                       53.

Akutusyam, 111.                     Ash Meadows, 110.
Alamitos, 142.                      Ash Springs, 121.
Alamo, 151.                         Ashop, 109.
Aleupki-gna, 142.                   Asia, 320.

Algonkin language, 258.             Asiatic Influences, 1.
Alisos creek, 141, 149.             Asuksa-gna, 142.
Allen, Harrison, 51.                Atamavi, 108.

Almpqig-na, 142.                    Athabascan, 163, 263, 335; Hupa,
Aloli-ngkasi, 338.                    124; Kato, 349; Tolowa, 347.
Alona, 150.                         Athabascans, 186, 328, 347, 348.

Altar, 337.                         Atlantic and Pacific drainages, 66.
Amakhaba, 125, 136.                 Auberry, 120.
Amakhau, 136.                       Aurora, 115.

Amargosa, 110, 118.                 Australia, 322.

Amat kokhat, 149.                   Aviahnalye, 140.
America, 177, 196, 322, 323.        Avikavasuk, 108.
American Anthropologist, 181, 355.  Avikwame, 108.
American anthropology, 154.         Awa, 147.

* Univ. Calif. Publ. Am. Arch, Ethn., Vol. 4.

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Index.

Awi-gna, 142.
Awiz-na, 142.
Aztecs, 64.

Azuza, 142.

Badger Camp, 121.
Badwisha, 121.

Baffin land, 192.

Bakersfield, 68, 123, 125, 127, 129,

136, 194.

Bakhkanapul, 124, 130.
Bakiba, 108.

Bald Eagle and the Prairie Falcon,

The, 214, 247.
Ballora, 144.

-Baluntanakamapan, 125.
Baluusha, 121.

Balwisha, 121, 130, 165.
Ba 'moi, 108.

Bancroft, 188.

Bankalachi, 69, 98, 122, 124, 126,

127, 129, 130; vocabulary, 71-89,
116.

Banning, 132, 133, 151.

Bannock, 67, 97, 98, 103, 104, 105,

111, 115, 122; vocabulary, 71-89,
93-96.

Banukh, 108.

Banumints, 108, 134.

Barrett, S. A., 165, 186, 356.

Barrows, D. P., 101, 103, 131, 132,

134, 148, 150, 151, 152.
Barstow, 1.1.

Batiquitos, 146, 148.
Batsigwana, 108.
Batsiwat, 125.

Battle Mlountain, 113.
Bear, 338.

Bear and Deer Children, The, 203,

245.

Bear Lake, 113.

Bear mountain, 137.
Bear peak, 139.

Bear shaman, 331, 349, 351.

Beginning of the World, The, 199,

202, 204, 209, 218, 229, 245, 246,
247, 249.
Bekiu, 125.
Beku, 125.

Belmont, 112, 113, 116.
Beneme, 135.

Beneme nation, 135.
Benton, 115.

Bergland, 146.
Beristian, 40.
Berlin, 51.

Big-belly's son, 173.
Big creek, 118, 120.
Big head, 337.
Big Pine, 68.

Big Sandy, 120.

Big Smoky Valley, 113.
Bill, 192.

Bill Williams Fork, 106.
Birth, 324.

Bitanta, 108.

Boas, 50, 101, 134, 147, 150, 151.
Bohintau, 120.
Bomura, 44.
Bonsall, 147.

Boscana, 82, 149, 150, 354.
Bosgisa, 120.

Boshgesha, 120.
Boston, 170.

Bourke, Capt. J. G., 355.

Brinton, 154, 157, 163, 165.
Brush dance, 340.

Buddhist writings, 34.

Buena Vista lake, 136, 137, 139.

Bulletin American Museum of Nat-

ural History, 117.

Bulletin Essex Instit., 132, 141, 144,

148.

Bunker Hill, 134.

Bureau of American Ethnology,

105, 115, 117, 128, 131, 133, 140,
145, 153, 182.
Burial, 322.

Burning, 335.

Burns, L. M., 174, 180.

Burnt-sling and Hummingbird

myth, 186.

Burr valley, 120.

Buschmann, 104, 112, 141, 154, 155,

157, 158.

Butte county, 171.

Caballeria, Rev. Father Juan, 132,

134, 143.

Cabeu-gna, 142.

Cabezon, 151, 152.
Cabueg-na, 142.

Cache creek, 177.

Cache Valley, 113.
Caguillas, 144.

Cahita, 162; vocabularies, 159-161.
Cahuenga, 142, 143.

Cahuilla, 70, 100, 101, 103, 108,

132, 143, 144, 145, 146, 150, 151,
152; Indians, 133; reservation,
146, 151; territory, 148, 151;
valley, 148, 152; villages, 151;
vocabulary, 71-89, 93-96.
Cahuillo, 133.

Cajon pass, 133.
Cajuenches, 106.
Calac, Felix, 70.

Calaveras county, 53.

Caliente, 68, 111; creek, 111; In-

dians, 110.

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Index.

California, central ethnological re-

gion of, 187, 196; Ethnological
and Archaeological Survey of,
67, 169, 170, 190, 252, 354; eth-
nological divisions of, 169; In-
dian, 331; Indians, 50, 98, 100,
117, 124, 326, 332, 334, 345; in-
terior valley of, 137; tribes, 164,
325; University of, 169, 252,
354; visited and surveyed, 11.

California Farmer, 132, 141, 144,

146, 147, 148, 149, 151, 152, 190,
354.

Californian culture, 321; languages,

258, 262, 263; Yokuts, 120.
California-Nevada ILine, 111.
Californian Yokuts, 120.
Cambodia, 3.

Cambridge, 51.

Camulos, 131, 139, 141.
Canada, 320.

Canada de las Llehaus, 149.

Canada de las Uvas, 138, 139.
Cape Mendocino, 11.
Cape St. Lucas, 6.

Capistrano, 146; dialect, 150.
Captain Charlie, ] 91.
Caro, Father, 11.

Carpenter's Farm, 142.
Carr, L., 51.

Carrizal, 149.

Carson, 102, 117; valley, 252.
Castac lake, 138, 139.
Catloltq, 245.
Cavo, 28.

Cedar Springs, 135.

Centerville, 54, 60, 62.

Central area, 342; region, 197, 19i,

321, 330, 338, 339, 341, 343, 345;
tribes, 331; type, 348.

Central America, Asiatie influences

in, 1, 46.

Central California, 152, 169, 177,

182, 183, 189, 192, 253, 257, 330,
336, 337, 342, 352.

Central Californian mythology, 345.
Central Pacific Railroad, 113.
Cenyowpreskel, 148.

Ceremonies, 321, 334.

Ceremonial chamber, 337, 341.
Cerritos, 144.

Cerro de las Posas, 147.
Chakapa, 147.

Chakhiau toltiu, 139.
Chalola, 69, 194, 1 v.
Chapanau, 139.

Charleston mountain, 108.
Charley, 67.

Chatumpumpuly 'mai, 149.

Cheibupan, 125
Chemebet, 110.

Chemeguabas, 135.

Chemegue Cuajala, 107.
Chemegue Sevinta, 107.

Chemehuevi, 68, 70, 98, 99, 102,

104, 105, 106, 107, 109, 110, 111,
118, 119, 131, 134, 135, 136, 140,
152, 164, 353; territory, 108;
valley, 106, 107; vocabulary, 71-
89, 93-96.
Chico, 171.

Chidadichi, 121.
Chihuaha, 64.

Chimariko, 347.

Chinigchinich, 149, 354.
Chipohiu, 139.
Chipowi, 139.
Chitatiu, 121.

Chivutpave, 138.
Choinimni, 127.

Chokish-gna, 142.
Chokupaye, 140.
Chowchilla, 240.

Chowchilla river, 117.
Chowi, 143.

Chowi-gna, 143.

Christians in Japan, 9, 21, 23, 27,

28, 31, 32, 45, 46.

Christman, Peter, 193.
Chukaimina, 127.

Chukaimina Yokuts, 68.

Chukehansi, 77, 191, 204.

Chumash, 71, 91, 131, 136, 137,

138, 139, 152, 153, 351; lang-
uage, 242.

Chumashan family, 153.
Clark, Galen, 188.
Clear Lake, 186.
Clown, 337, 349.
Coahuila, 152.

Coahuilla, 103, 151, 152.

Coahuillan linguistic family, 131.

Coast Range, 136, 169, 183, 186,

188, 328; region, 337.
Coast Indians, 177.
Cobaji, 111.

Comparison of the mythologies of

North and South Central Califor-
nia, 196.

"Composite Myth of the Pomo In-

dians, A, " cited, 186, 356.

"Collection of unedited Docu-

ments," cited, 2, 11, 34.

Colorado, 98; desert, 151; region,

353; vallev, 336.

Colorado river, 68, 97, 98, 99, 105,

106, 131, 320, 352; feather or-
naments, 342; tribes, 329.

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Index.

Colteches, 111.

Colton, 132, 133.

Columbia river, 97, 117; tribes,

117.

Comanche, 97, 98, 111, 113; creek,

137, 138; vocabulary, 93-96.
Comanche-Shoshone fanily, 157.

Contributions  North   American

Ethnology, 114, 125, 174, 182,
354.

Cooksuy, 190.

Cora, 154, 162; vocabularies, 159-

161.

Corea, 3, 33.
Corunga, 22.

Coryell, Mrs. H. H., 112.

"Cosmogony and Theogony of the

Mohave Indians, " cited, 355.

Costanoan, 187, 189, 190, 195;

creation myth, 189; family, 190,
191; Indians, 338; language,
257, 262, 264; mythology, 191;
myths, 191; people, 191; terri-
tory, 189.

Cottonwood Island, 106, 107.
Coues, Elliott, 106.
Coulter, 158.

Country Club, 189.
Couvade, 325.

Covey, C. C., 105, 112.
Coville, 110.
Cow, 194.

Cowangachem, 134.

Coyote, 200, 245, 338, 343, 349,

350, 351; and his Children, 201,
245; and his Wife, 201, 245; and
the Hummingbird, 201, 245; the
Hawk, and the Condor, 205, 246;
with a Thorn in his eye, 202,
245.

Coyote dance, 189.

Coyote's Adventures and the Prai-

rie Falcon's Blindness, 231, 249.
"Crania   Ethnica  Americana,"

cited, 64.

Crania of California, 51; capacity

of, 54, 55; gnathic index, 58;
nasal index, 59; orbital index,
59; palatal index, 58; relations
of, 64; shape, 56; teeth, 60, 61.
Cranial measurements, 53.

"Creation Myths of Primitive

America," cited, 170, 175, 249,
354.

Creation of the world, 179, 181,

189, 190, 195, 343.

Creator, 343, 344, 347, 348, 349,

351.

Creeper, 338.

Cremation, 322.
Cry, 335.

Cuabajai, 124, 135.

"Cuadro Descriptivo y Compara-

tivo de las Lenguas Indigenas de
Mexico, " cited, 142, 156.

Cucamonga, 134, 142, 143; ranch,

133, 143.

Cucamungabit, 134.

Culture hero, 343, 344.

Curtin, Jeremiah, 170, 174, 175,

176, 178, 179, 181, 182, 193, 354.
Daal, 139.

Daggett, 108, 131, 135, 139.
Daishdanku, 127.
Dakwish, 149.

Dance of the dead, 335.
Dances, 337, 339, 350.
Dancing, 319.

Dapomai, 147.
Dashima, 44.

de Acunia, Don Pedro, 3.
Dead, 345.

Death Valley, 98, 110.
Deer, 338.

Deer Creek, 98, 126, 128, 129, 130.
Deerskin dance, 339, 347.
Deerskins, 341.

de Jesus, Geronimo, 3, 4.
"De Liefde," 7.

Del Norte county, 187.

Department of Anthropology, 47,

51.

de Silva, 9.

de Sotomayor, Don Nuno, 30.
de Ulloa, Lope, 5.

de Velasco, 10, 12, 45.

de Vivero, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 17,

24, 25, 30.

Devil dance, 349.

Diegueflo, 73, 145, 146, 147, 148,

149, 151, 352, 355; divisions, 152.
Disease, 319, 331, 332.

Dixon, R. B., 111, 170, 171, 172,

174, 175, 179, 180, 181, 245, 263,
354.

Djeshiu, 121.

Dobbin creek, 186.

"Documentos Ineditos," cited, 2,

11, 34.

Dominga, 68.
Doshpan, 125.

Doyaghaba, 108.

Drake, Francis, 6.

Dreaming, 328, 329? 353.
Drum, 337, 342.

Drum valley, 121.

Dry Creek, 118, 120.

DuBois, Constance Goddard, 355.

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Duck, 338.

Duck river reservation, 112, 113,

116.

Diimpimitowats, 108.

Diimpi saghavatsits, 108.
Diindiigumitowats, 108.
Dunlap, 68, 121.

Dutch, 26, 28, 29, 40, 44.

Eagle and the Condor, The, 219,

248.

Eagle, Bald, 214, 247.
Eagle dance, 352.

Eagle's Son, The, 220, 248.
Earth-maker, 171.
Earth-namer, 171.

Eel river, 186; drainage, 348.
Egyptians, 320.
Ehrenberg, 106.
Ehutewa, 148.
Ekkheya, 200.

Eldorado canyon, 105.
"El Puerto," 149.

Elsinore lake, 146.
El Toro, 148, 152.

Empire of Japan, 14.
Enatbicha, 120.

Encinitas, 146, 149.

Endimbich, 68, 114, 120, 121, 122,

130, 165; vocabulary, 71-89.
Ene kelkawa, 148.

English, 70, 90, 139, 143, 150, 157,

252, 254, 256, 265.
Engva, 144.
Ensen, 200.

Entimbich, 120.

Entimbitch, 119.
Ephi, 151.

Epkhie, 151.

Escondido, 146, 147, 148, 149.
Eshom valley, 121.
Eskimo, 192, 327.

Esmeralda county, 115.
"Espirito Santo," 5.

Esselen, 71, 187, 351; language,

257, 262.

Essex Institute, Bulletin of, 132,

141, 144, 148.

"Ethno-Botany of the Coahuilla

Indians of Southern California,"
cited, 101, 103.

European, 256, 257; folk tales,

343; languages, 264.

"Familias Linguisticas de Mexi-
co, " cited, 154.

Falcon, Prairie, 214, 247.
Fasting, 326.

Fernandefio, 70.

Fernandefios, 141.
Fernandez, 44.

Fernandino language, 139; terri-

tory, 131; vocabulary, 71-89.
Fernandinos, 141.

Fetishism, 320, 349, 351.

Field Museum of Natural History,

66, 97, 247.

"First Official Relations Between

Japan and Spain with Respect
to Mexico," cited, 1.
Flint ceremony, 349.
Plower, 53.
Food, 325.

Forks of Salmon, 180, 181.

Formulae, 326, 339, 344, 351.

Fort Hall reservation, 67, 105, 113,

115.

Fort Tejon, 138, 139.

Franciscan friars, 23, 30; Mission,

140; Order, 12, 18, 30, 48.
Franeiscans, 133, 153.
Fremont's pass, 137.
Fresno county, 68.
Fresno river, 117.
Friars, the, 20.

Frog-woman, 173.

Gabrielino, 70, 91, 92, 101, 104, 131,

132, 133, 134, 138, 141, 143, 144,
145, 146, 148, 149, 153, 163, 352;
group, 100, 140, 141; "Indians
of Los Angeles County," 153;
language, 141; territory, 141;
vocabulary, 71-89, 93-96, 159-
161.

Gaitchim, 145, 149.

Garces, Francisco, 106, 107, 111,

124, 135, 136.

Gashowu, 192, 193; tales, 192; Yo-

kuts myth, 204, 205, 245, 246.
Gashwusha, 120.

Gatschet, 66, 101, 103, 104, 107,

112, 114, 115, 1257 131, 132, 134,
140, 145, 146, 148, 149, 150, 182.
Gaweija, 110.
Gawia, 152.

Gawiijim, 110.
Genesee, 171.

Geographical   Society  Londoni,

Journal of, 150.
Germans, 29.
Ghech, 145.

Ghecham, 145.
Gheech, 147.
Ghesh, 147.

"Ghost dance in California, A,"

cited, 355.

Ghost Dance Religion, 115.
Ghosts, 335.

Giamina, 126, 127, 129, 130; voca-
bulary, 128.

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Index.

Gichamkochem, 151.
Gidanemuik, 135.

Gikidanum, 69, 130, 135, 194; vo-

cabulary, 93-96.
Gila valley, 106.
Gitanemok, 135.

Gitanemuk, 69, 90, 100, 104, 108,

111, 123, 124, 126, 129, 130, 131,
134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 194, 195;
Serrano, 111, 124, 131; Shosh-
onean myth, 243, 250; territory,
138, 139; vocabulary, 71-89.
Gitanemum, 135.

Goddard, P. E., 174, 186, 187, 263,

355.

Gold in Japan, 10, 14, 29.
Golden Gate, 189.

Gonoilkin, 123, 125, 127, 129, 194.
Gonzalez, Jacinta, 191.
Goose Creek, 113.
Gorman 's, 139.
Gosiute, 113.

Great Basin, 66, 117, 351.
Great Lakes, 1lb.

Great Salt Lake, 113.
Grinnell, 247.

Gruber, W., 62.

Guachama, 132, 134.

Guachama-Cahuilla, 143.
Guadalupe, 192.
Guajome, 147.

Guardian spirit, 328.
Guchayik, 138.

Guejito, 146, 149.

Gulf of Mexico, 11.

Gupa, 148, 150; people, 150.
Gupa-nga-git-om, 150.
Gvoots, 107.

Gwalinyuokosmachi, 136.
Gwichyana, 107.

Hahamo-gna, 142.

Hakwiche, 133, 150, 152.
Halchidhoma, 106.

Hale, 103, 104, 111, 116, 117, 122,

141, 148, 150.

Hale's Shoshonean vocabulary, 93-

96.

Hamahava-yim, 140.
Hamak-have, 125.
Hamechuwa, 148.
Haminat, 138.

Hamukha, 70, 139.
Hano, 97.

Hanyuveche, 108, 133, 135, 136,

139.

Harakaraka, 109.
Haras-gna, 143.

Harvard University, 51.
Hatawa, 148.

Havilah, 111, 125.
Hawt, 177.

Head-dresses, 342.

Hearst, Mrs. Phoebe A., 169, 252.
Hebeyinau, 120.
Hekwach, 150.

Hepowwoo, 148.
Hesi, 338, 350.

Hesperian Magazine, 188.
Hidalgo, 64.
Hidetada, 8.

Hideyoshi Taikun, 3, 5.
Highland, 70, 133.
Hihinkiava, 111.
Hiko, 107.

Hinienima, 108, 111, 140.
Hiniima, 108, 110, 140.
Hirado, 44.

Hisakupa, 133.

Historical Conclusions, 164.

"Historical Note on the Political

and Commercial Relations Be-
tween Mexico and Japan," cited,
2.

"History of California," cited,

354.

"History of Japanese Commerce,"

mentioned, 1, 6.

"History of Santa Barbara Coumi-

ty," cited, 153.

"History of the Colonization of

America," cited, 6.

"'History of Washington Town-

ship, Alameda County,"  cited,
189.

Hitchinna, 178.

Hitltekwanak, 149.

Hoffman, W. J., 132, 141, 142, 143,

144, 148.

Hokwaits, 107, 109.
Holakal, 150.

Holkoma, 120, 130.
Holkomah, 119.

Holkommah, 119.
Holokami, 120.
Holotap, 125.

Homhoabit, 134.
Homoa, 134.

Honewimats, 138.
Honey lake, 117.

Hopi, 70, 97, 99, 107, 113, 122, 163,

164, 165, 331, 353; Branch, 162;
vocabulary, 71-89, 93-96, 159-161
Hot Creek, 113.
Hout-gna, 142.

Hudson, J. W., 188, 356.

Huichol, 162; vocabularies, 159-

161.

Huike, 149.

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Huitohove, 138.

Hulawona, 148, 152.

Humboldt county, 186, 348.
Humboldt Bay, 320, 328.

Hupa, 124, 322, 347, 348; reserva-

tion, 70.

"Hupa Texts," cited, 355.
Hutuk, 144.

Hutuk-gna, 142.
Huumai, 150.

Huyulkum, 146.
Hyko, 73, 112.
Hyrtl, 63.

Icayme, 147.

Idaho, 67, 98, 105, 112, 113, 116.
Ilhataina, 178.

Images, 335, 352.

Imitirio, Mrs. Juan, 68, 69.
Indian Department, 113.

Indian Linguistie Families, 154.

"Indian Linguistic Families of

America  north  of   Mexico, "
cited, 103.

*'Indian Myth of the San Joaquin

Basin, An," cited, 188, 355.

Indian Myths of South Central

California, 169, 355.

Indians of California, 319, 320,

321, 327, 346; of Los Angeles
county, 141; of Northwestern
California, 183; of the Plains,
193; of the Southwest, 352; of
the Yosemite Valley, 188.
Indian Wells, 151.
Indimbich, 120.
Indio, 133, 151.

Indo-European, 90; languages, 265,

266.

Ingalls, G. W., 104.

Initiation, 330, 334, 336, 340, 349,

350, 352, 353.
Intimpich, 68.

Inyo county, 68, 110, 115, 122;

Mono of, 69, 114.
Irup, 132.

Isabella, 125.

Isanthca-gna, 142.
Isanthcog-na, 142.
Itaywiy, 148.

Itukemuk, 148.

Ivanpah, 107, 110.
Iyakha, 144.

Iyemitsu, 2, 46.

Iyeyasu Tokugawa, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,

8, 9, 10, 12, 22, 30, 34, 45, 46.
Jaboneria, 142.
Jack, 68.

Jamajabs, 135.

James, G. W., 355.

Japan, archives and annals of, 1;

empire of, 14; ports of, opened
to Spanish, 5, 9, 35; surveyed,
31-33; visited by English, 6; by
Portuguese, 3.

Japanese etiquette, 17, 22, 23;

hospitality, 16; merchants, 10,
12, 13, 39.

Jenigueche, 135.
Jesuit, 44.

Jimson weed, 352.
Jo, 193.

Johnson, Jim, 68.
J osquendono, 15.

Journal Geographical Society of

London, 150.

Journal of American Folk-Lore,

170, 186, 187, 188, 248, 355.

Juaneno, 91, 100, 101, 146, 149;

territory, 150; words, 150.

Jumping dance, 339, 347, 348.
Jurumpa, 134.

Jurupa, 132; grant, 134.
Juyubit, 144.
Kakonta, 200.
Kalakau, 125.

Kamupau, 240.

Karok, 172, 181, 347; territory,

180, 181.

Kashawooshah, 1.19, 120.
Kathlamet, 245.

Katkatchila, 176.
Kato, 349.

Kauvuya, 103, 131.
Kauvuyah, 101.

Kauyaichits, 109.
Kavinish, 151.

Kawaiisu, 68, 69, 90, 98, 104, 105,

108, 110, 111, 124, 125, 130, 135,
137, 140; vocabulary, 71-89, 93-
96.

Kawaisa, 110.
Kawaizu, 110.

Kaweah drainage, 118; delta, 121.
Kaweah river, 118, 119, 121, 125,

129, ln), 152; tribe, 193.
Kaweija, 110.
Kaweisa, 130.

Kawe-ngna, 142.

Kawia, 151; Indians, 133.
Kawikochem, 151.
Kawiasuh, 125.

Kawishm, 110, 124.
Kawiyayam, 152.
Kechi, 145, 146.
Kelsiu, 69, 126.

Kelso Creek, 111.
Keriha, 177.

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Kern county, 110, 125; drainage,

125; falls, 125? 129.

Kern lake, 136, 137, 139; Indians,

125.

Kern river, 90, 98, 117, 118, 122,

123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 129, 130,
137, 194; forks of, 240; group,
122, 330; Indians, 125; Shosho-
neans, 118; slough, 125.

Kern River Branch, 98, 130, 163,

164.

Khaguach, 150.

Khaklamup, 125.
Khakupin, 151.
Khanat, 148.

Ehecham, 145.

Khechmai, 145, 149, 150.
Kheish, 147.
Khesh, 153.

Kheweyu, 146.

Kichamguchum, 149.

Kichamkwangakh, 149.
Kicheyu, 68, 121.
Kij, 141.

Kilyewai, 148.

King of Spain, 26, 31, 33, 38, 39.

Kings river, 68, 118, 120, 129;

group of Yokuts dialects, 312.
Kingston mountains, 110, 118.
Kinki, 143, 153.

Kinki-par, 143, 153.

" Kiowa, Calendar History of,

cited, 105.
Kizh, 141.

"Klamath Indians of Southwest-

ern Oregon," cited, 182.
Klamath Lake Indians, 182.

Klamath river, 180, 3207 328, 347.
K 'mukamtch, 183.

Kodoyanpe myth, 174.
Kohoaldje, 107, 109.
Kokhuene, 106.
Kokhwaiu, 147.
Kokoheba, 119.
Kokohiba, 120.
Kome, 147.

Kopa, 150, 151.
Kosho, 68, 118.

Koso Indians, 118; mountains, 69,

118.

Kottenhamp, 6.
Kowanga, 144.

Kroeber, A. L., 9.
Kubahaivima, 136.

Kuchibichiwanap Palup, 125.
Kughunulap, 125.
Kukomo-gna, 142.

Kuksu, 173, 186, 190, 337, 338.
Kulau, 148.

Kulaumai, 148.
Kumachisi, 127.

Kuvahaivima, 108, 135, 136.
Kuvakhye, 108, 111, 135.
Kwaiyutlp, 148.

Kwakiutl, 172, 245; language, 258.
Kwalam, 147.

Kwanakepai, 109.
Kwanto, the, 3, 7.

Kwiakhta Hamak-have, 136.
Kwimguchum, 152.

Kwimkwangakh, 152.
Kwitanemun, 108.

Kwitanemum, 108, 152.
Laikiu, 139.

La Jolla, 146.

Las Pulgas, 147.
Lake Tahoe, 252.
La Mesa, 151.

"Land of Sunshine," 180, 354.
La Paz, Port of, 11.
Lapau, 139.

La Puente, 142.
La Punta, 149.

Las Bolsas, 144.

Las Chollas, 148.

Las Flores, 146, 147; creek, 149.
Las Pulgas, 147.

Lassen county, 117.
Lassik, 180.

"Lassik Tales," cited, 186.
La Tinaja, 149.
Lawilvan, 151.

Lemhi, 116; reservation, 105, 111,

112, 1137 115, 122.

Lemhi Banning, vocabulary, 93-96.
Lemoncove, 121.
Leon, N., 154.

Lera, Senior C. A., 1, 2.

"Life and Culture of the Hupa,"

cited, 355.

Life in California, 149, 354.
Lime Kiln, 118; creek, 121.

Linguistic families of North Amer-

ica, 163.

Loew, 114, 115, 134, 140, 141, 145,

148.

Lohim, 117.
Loli, 338.

Lone Pine, 68.

Long Valley, 121.

Loon-woman, 172; myth, 180.
Lord's prayer, 142.
Los Alamitos, 144.

Los Angeles, 138, 140, 142, 144,

354.

Los Angeles county, 131, 141.
Los Angeles Star, 141.
Los Coyotes, 148, 152.

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Index.

Los Nietos, 144.

Lower California, 320, 352.
Lucy, 68.

Luisefno, 70, 90, 100, 101, 103, 134,

141, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148,
150, 151, 152, 153, 162, 336, 338,
352; territory, 146; vocabulary,
71-89, 93-96, 159-161; wor&ls,
150.

Luisefio-Cahuilla, 90, 91, 92, 104.

Luisefto-Cahuilla Group, 145, 150,

151.

Lukup, 144.

Lumholtz, 158.

Lutuami, 117, 183, 245; myths,

182, 183; mythology, 182.
Luzon, 9, 24.

Madera county, 68, 191.
Madumda, 186.

Magazine of American History,

132.

Maidu, 117, 171, 172, 174, 175, 176,

177, 178, 179? 180, 182, 183, 187,
188, 190, 191, 196, 197, 249, 253,
328, 330, 331, 335, 336, 337, 338,
349, 350, 352, 354; creation
myths, 179; language, 257, 263;
linguistic family, 170.

"Maidu Myths," cited, 170, 171,

174, 354.

Malakash, 149.
Malamai, 147.
Malda, 69.

Malheur Lake, 115, 117.
Malki, 151.

Manabozho, 183.

Man and the Owls, The, 228, 249.
Mandivel, 109.

Manila, 7, 8, 9.

Map of distribution of Shoshonean

dialects of California, 164.
Marangakh, 133, 134.
Marayam, 133, 134.
Maricopa, 106.

Maringayam, 133, 134.

Maringints, 108, 133, 135.
Marl Springs, 110, 135.
Maronge, 133, 148.
Marten, 183.

Martinez, 151.

Masavngna, 144.

Mastamho, 108, 329.

Masumane, 21, 36, 47.
Matajuai, 149.
Mau-gna, 142.
Mavin, 138.

Mayaintalap, 130, 131, 135.
Medicines, 334.
Mekha, 147.

Mekhelom pompauvo, 147.
Mendocino county, 348.
Mendoza, 2.

Merriam, C. Hart, 68, 110, 118, 119,

120, 124.

Mesa Grande, 146, 147, 149, 150.
Mexican boundary, 320.
Mexican family, 157.
Mexican groups, 164.

Mexican-Opata group, 157.
Mexicans, 70, 163.

Mexico, 39, 40, 46, 54, 66, 154, 158,

163, 320, 353; Asiatic influences
in, 1, 46; national archives of, 1.
Mexico City, 10.

Migrations, 49, 64.

Mikiti, 193, 225, 248.
Milkwanen, 148.

Mill Creek, 68, 118, 120, 121.
Miller, H. H.

Millerton, 114.

Mineral King, 121.

"Mission Indians of Southern Cali-

fornia," eited, 355.

Mission San Jose,' 189, 338.
Mission tribes, 341.

Mission Vieja, 142, 150.

Miwok, 117, 175, 182, 187, 188, 189,

195, 198, 204, 253, 335, 338, 350,
351; creation myth, 191, 195;
family, 190; language, 257;
myths, 189, 191; story, 197.
Moanauzi, 117.

Modoc Indians, 182; myths, 182.
Mofras, Duflot de, 144.
Moha, 140.

Mohave, 68, 70, 73, 84, 105, 106,

107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 125, 135,
136, 139, 140, 144, 150, 152, 329,
330, 332, 334, 335, 340, 341, 353;
ceremonies, 353; desert, 99, 118,
119, 131; religion, 353; reli-
gious life, 341.

Mohave river, 70, 108, 111, 119,

131, 134, 135, 136, 139; Serrano,
152.

Mohave Valley, 106, 108.

Mohineyam, 70, 108, 139, 140; Ser-

rano, 111; vocabulary, 71-89, 93-
96.

Mohinyam, 140.
Mokaskel, 148.
Moki, 97.

Molilabal, 125.

Mollhausen, 133.

Moloko-ngkasi, 338.

Monachi, 68, 98, 102, 113, 117, 118,

119, 122, 124, 125, 129, 130.
Monadji, 119.

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Index.

Mono, 68, 69, 73, 91, 98, 103, 104,

113, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121,
122, 127, 129, 130, 253, 351;
vocabularies, 71-89, 93-96, 159-
161.

Mono county, 115, 117.
Mono lake, 117.

Mono-Paviotso, 98, 103, 104, 105,

110, 111, 112, 114, 115, 116, 117,
118, 122, 123, 127, 130.
Monserrate, 147.

Monterey, 11, 190, 191.

Mooney, 103, 105, 113, 115, 117.
MootaeyuLhew, 148.
Moquats, 109.

Moquelumnan, 117.
Morengo, 133.

"Morphology of the Hupa Lan-

guage," cited, 263.

Mourning, 322, 334, 340, 350, 352,

353.

Movwiats, 107.
Moyo, 144.

Mt. Diablo, 189.

Mt. Whitney, 125.
Muddy river, 109.
Muhumpal, 125.
Muhuvit, 144.

Miller, F., 158.

Munoz, Father Alonzo, 14.
Mupoo, 139.

Muscupiabe, 134.
Mutsun, 157.
Muuka, 108.
Muukw, 108.

Mythology, 342, 347? 348, 349, 350;

of the Dieguefios, 355; of the In-
dians of San Antonio Mission,
190; of the Northern Central
Region, 170; of the Northern
Maidu, 170; of the Shasta-Acho-
mawi, 355; of the Southern Cen-
tral Region, 187.
Myths, The, 199.

Nahuatl, 667 91, 92, 154, 155, 156,

157, 162, 164, 165; group, 162;
vocabularies, 159.

Nahuatlan family, 154, 155, 164.
Nakau-gna, 142.
Nakh, 109.

Nakwalkive, 138.
Name, 322.

Natin tinliu, 139.

"Native Races," cited, 188.
Navaho, 108, 352.
Naya, 108.

Needles, 68.

Netela, 145, 149.

Nevada, 73, 98, 99, 102, 105, 107,

108, 109, 112, 113, 115, 140, 252,
253, 342.

Newooah, 1107 130.
New river, 180.

New Spain, 2, 14, 24, 25, 33.

New Year's Ceremony, 347, 348.
Ngorivo, 146.
Niguiti, 150.

Nilengli, 133.
Niles, 189.

Nim, 68, 119.

Nishinam, 117, 174.
Noche, 124.

Nohomo, 242.

Non-Nahuatl languages of Mexico,

163.

North America, 66, 172, 174, 182,

319, 320, 324, 325, 326, 327, 331,
332, 345, 346.

North American Indians, 322; lan-

guages, 262; mythologies, 344.

North Central California, 181, 190,

195.

Northeastern California, 175.

Northeastern Maidu, 171, 172, 174,

350; stories, 173.

Northern California, 152, 169, 172,

173, 174, 177, 180, 195, 354.

Northern California people, 183.

Northern Maidu, 174, 179, 180, 354.
Northern Wintun, 175, 176, 177,

178, 181.

North Fork, 118, 121, 125.

North Pacific Coast, 172, 182, 183,

192, 324, 327, 328, 344.

Northwest, 325, 327, 331, 332, 341,

344, 349, 351.

Northwestern area, 321, 324, 329,

335; culture, 346; formula, 344;
region, 322, 323, 3257 328, 333,
336, 344, 346, 347; tribes, 322,
329, 330; type, 347, 348.

Northwestern California, 170, 171,

172, 177, 182, 183, 192, 197, 323,
325, 326, 330, 333, 339, 345.

Northwestern Maidu, 174, 177, 179,

350; myths, 173.

Norwanchakus, 177.
Norwan, 176.

Notes on California Folk-Lore, 356.
Nov-inch, 135.

Nuchawayi, 69, 119.
Nut 'aa, 119.

Nye county, 113.
Oaxaca, 47.

Observances, 321, 323.
Obsidian, 341.

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Index.

"Obsidian Blades of California,"

cited, 355.

Oceanside, 147.
Ohowish, 351.
Okhoe, 147.

Okowvinjha, 144.

Old-man-white-oak-acorn, 176.
Olebis, 176; myth, 176, 178.
Ongoving, 143.

Onkoito myth, 174.
Opila, 147.

Orange county, 141, 149.

Oregon, 98, 113, 115, 117, 182.

Origin of Death, The, 203, 205,

212, 231, 245, 246, 247, 249.

Ortega, Angel Nufnez, 1, 2, 11, 12.
6stu, 335.
Otis, 51.

Otoavit, 125.
Otomi, 64.

Outwest, 354.

Owens lake, 69, 118, 125.
Owens river, 68, 117, 120.

Owens Valley, 98; Indians, 118.
Owl Doctor, The, 205, 246.

Owners of the Sun, The, 212, 247.
Owyhee, 112.

Oxo, 32; Province of, 21.
Pachawal, 151, 152.

Pacific Coast, 174, 196.
Pacific Islands, 322.

Pacific Ocean drainage, 66, 151.

Pacific Railroad Reports, 108, 133.
Pacific slope, 321, 329.
Paduunun, 125.

Page and Butterfield, 112.
Pahranagat, 107.
Pahuchach, 108.
Pah Ute, 103.

Paiakhche, 147.
Pains, 329, 333.
Painting, 337.

Paiute, 68, 97, 98, 102, 103, 104,

105, 106, 107, 109, 110, 112, 113,
114, 117, 118, 119, 165, 252, 253;
mountain, 111; vocabulary, 116.
Paiute-Chemehuevi, 108, 109.
Paiute Springs, 108.

" Paiute Tribes, " 119.
"Paiuti," 117, 128.
Pakanepul, 124.

Pakechuana, 109.

Pakhavkha, 144, 147.
Pakhwa, 149.

Pala, 70, 147, 151.
Palabasichash, 150.
Palamai, 147.

Palasakeuna, 150.
Paleummi, 125.

Paleuyami, 125, 126, 129; tribe,

193.

Pallegawonap, 125.
Palligawonap, 125.

Palos Verdes, 143, 144.
Pal seta, 151, 152.
Pal tewat, 151.
Paluunun, 125.
Paluyam, 125.
Palwisha, 121.

Palwunuh, 125.
Panak 're, 147.
Panakhil, 150.

Panamint, 98, 119, 134, 135; In-

dians, 110, 118, 119, 134; moun-
tains, 110, 119, 134; range, 118.
"Panamint Indians of California,

The, " cited, 110.
Panau, 149.
Pankhe, 150.

Panoghoinoghoipun, 125.

Panther's Children and Coyote,

The, 243, 250.
Panumints, 135.

Panumits, 108, 134, 135.
Papago, 154.

Paraniguts, 107.
Paranukh, 107.
Parry, 158.

Pasek-gna, 142.
Pasheckna, 144.
Pashingmu, 144.
Pasino-gna, 142.
Paskwa, 148.

Paso creek, 129, 131, 135, 137, 138,

139.

Pastoria creek, 131, 138, 139.
Patawopin, 139.

Patltokonak, 149.
Pauba, 146.
Paulpa, 149.

Pauma rancheria, 147.
Paumo, 147.
Pa-Ute, 64.

Paviotso, 73, 77, 98, 104, 114, 115,

117, 253; vocabulary, 93-96.
Pawai, 149.

Pawi, 148, 152.

Pawnee and Blackfoot, 247.
Payamguchum, 147.
Pazo-ods, 119, 120.

Peabody Museum, 51.
Pear Orchard, 142.

Peninsula of California, 6.
Peru, 54.

Peter Baptist, 14.
Petonoquats, 118.
P 'hallatillie, 125.
Phillip, 11, 14.

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Index.

Philippines, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 26, 46.
Physical anthropology defined, 50.
"Physiological and Medical Ob-

servations," cited, 61.
Pico Blanco, 199, 245.
Piiv, 148.

Piliwinipan, 125.

Pima, 154, 156, 162, 163, 165.

Piman, 66, 154, 158, 162; family,

154, 155, 164; vocabularies 159.
Pimentel, 142, 156, 157, 158.
Pimoka-gna, 142.
Pimu, 143, 153.
Pimu-gna, 142.
Pineugna, 142.

Pine Ridge, 120.
Pioche, 109.

Pipimar, 144, 153.

Piru, 139, 141; creek, 141.
Pitanisha, 124, 125, 130.
Pitannisuh, 125.

Pitanta, 108, 134, 140.
Pitnani-u, 124.

Pit River Indians, 179.
Piwipui, 148.
Piwiva, 150.

Place names in or near Serrano ter-

ritory, 133, 134; of the "Indians
of Los Angeles county," 142,
143; in Gabrielino territory, 143,
144; in Luiseno territory, 146,
147; in and near Cahuilla terri-
tory, 148; in Dieguefno territory,
148, 149; in Juanefio territory,
150.

Plains, 101, 172, 173, 327, 328, 331;

tribes, 248.

Plateau, 101, 103, 130, 164; Branch,

92, 97, 98, 99, 103, 130, 162, 163;
dialects, 111; groups, 98, 99, 122,
123; Shoshoneans, 102.
Plato, 138.

Pleasanton, 189.

Pleiades, 193, 213, 214, 247.
Plumas county, 171.

Plural, stem differentiation for in

Washo, 294.
Poelo, 125.

Pohalin tinliu, 139.
Pohiksavo, 149.

Pohonichi Miwok, 191, 192; myth,

202, 203, 245; tales, 204.

Pohonichi Moquelumnan, 68.
Point Conception, 169, 320.
Poipin, 139.

Pomo, 90, 175, 182, 187, 190, 331,

335, 336, 337, 338, 349, 350; lan-
guage, 257, 263.

Ponganatap, 125.

Pope Gregory XIII, 45.

Port of Uraga, 8, 9, 22, 26, 27, 36.
Portuguese, 3, 10, 29, 30.
Posgisa, 120.

Poshgisha, 120, 130.

Poso creek, 123, 125, 126, 127, 129,

130.

Potosi, 109.

Potrero, 151.

Powell, J. W., 49, 98, 103, 104, 107,

113, 128, 131, 140, 153, 155, 156,
253.

Powell and Ingalls, 105, 106, 109,

113, 114, 115.

Powers, Stephens, 114, 117, 123,

124, 125, 128, 132, 153, 171, 174,
175, 177, 187, 188, 191, 193, 245,
354.

Pozos de San Juan de Dios, 110,

135.

Prague, 51.

Prairie Falcon fights, The, 221, 248.
Prairie Falcon loses, The, 223, 240,

248, 250.

Prairie Falcon's Wife, The, 221,

248.

Prayers, 351.

Presa, The, 142.

Previous race, 342, 344, 347.

"Preliminary Sketch of the Mo-

have Indians," cited, 355.
Priest, 327.

Pronominal   differentiation  in

American languages, 264.

Pronoun in American languages,

nature of, 264.

Protector of Christianity, 41.

Providence mountains, 107, 108,

109, 110, 135.

Province of Oxo, 21.

Province of Suraga, 22.
Puaghant, 109.

"Puberty Ceremony of the Mission

Indians, A," cited, 365.
Pubu-gna, 142.
Pubuna, 150.

Puchorivo, 146.
Pueblo, 64.

Pueblo Branch, 97, 164; people,

165.

Pueblos, 352.

Puerta de la Cruz, 146, 148.
Puerta Noria, 146, 148.

Puget Sound Region, 182.
Purification, 322.
Pushuyi, 149.

Pusin tinliu, 139.

Putnam, F. W., 51, 103.
Putuidem, 150.

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Index.

Puwipui, 133.

Quanis Savit, 149.

Quashish, Marcellino, 70.
Queen of Spain, 21.

Race of the Antelope and Deer,

The, 213, 247.

Rain shamans, 351.

Ranchito de Lugo, 142.

Rancho de la Lliebre, 138.
Rancho del Chino, 142.

Rancho de los Felis, 142.

Rancho de los Ver.dugos, 142.
Rancho de los Ybarras, 142.
Rancho Tejon, 68, 69, 137.
Rattle, 342.

Rattlesnake creek, 121.

Rattlesnake ceremony, 339, 351;

shaman, 331, 333.
Raymond, 68.

Redlands, 134.

Redondo, 143, 144.
Reed peak, 189.

Reese River Valley, 113.

Reid, 132, 141, 142, 143, 144, 148,

152, 153, 354.

Relation of Shoshonean to Nahuatl,

154.

Religion of the Indians of Califor-

nia, The, 319.

"Religious Ceremonies and Myths

of the Mission Indians," cited,
355.

Reno, 102, 115, 116, 252.

Report Chief Engineer, 140.

Report Commissioner of Indian Af-

fairs, 114.

Resimbon, 150.

Rincon, 70, 147.

Ritualism, 319, 353.

Riverside, 132, 134, 141; county,

106.

Roberts, 125.

Robinson, A., 149, 354.

Rocky Mountains, 67, 97, 98, 112,

113, 116, 165.
Rosario, 68.
Roth, 62.

Rumsien, 200; Costanoan myth,

199, 200, 201, 202, 245.
Russian river, 189.
Rust, EI. N., 355.
Ryusai, 10.
Saan, 144.

Saboba, 146, 147.
Sacramento, 187.

Sacramento river, 171, 189.

Sacramento valley, 117, 169, 171.

183, 190, 328, 336, 337, 338, 342,
350, 351; region, 175, 196;
tribes, 193.

Sagami, 8.

Sahaptin, 117.

Saiempive, 108.
Sakishmai, 149.

Salalu-ngkasi, 338.

Salinan, 187; family, 190; tribes,

351.

Salinas, 14, 143, 144.

Salmon river, 174, 180; north fork

of, 181.

Salton, 151.
Sam, 70.

San Bernardino, 71, 99, 132, 133,

134, 141, 143; county, 70, 110;
mission, 133; mountains, 99, 131,
133, 134, 135, 136, 139, 141, 144,
151, 195; Serrano, 143.

San Bernardino Times-Index, 132,

133, 134, 151.

San Bernardo, 146, 149.

San Buenaventura, 10, 14, 138, 149.
San Clemente Island, 143, 153.
San Diego, 149.

San Diego county, 70, 101, 149.
San Dieguito, 146, 148, 149.
Sand paintings, 352.
Sandy, 109.

San Elijo, 148.

San Emidio, 138, 139, 240, 242.

San Felipe, 5, 147, 149, 150, 151.

San Fernando, 70, 138, 141, 142,

144; mission, 100, 141.

San Francisco, 9, 12, 41, 52, 54,

169, 187, 191.

San Gabriel, 70, 133, 135, 140, 141,

142, 144; mission, 100, 133, 144.
San Gaetano, 139.

San Gorgonio mountains, 1467 148;

pass, 132, 233, 134, 151.

San Jacinto, 100, 146; divide, 146;

mountain, 148; range, 100, 133,
151.

San Joaquin Mono, 114.

San Joaquin river, 118, 119, 120,

122, 129, 130, 189, 191, 192;
North Fork of, 687 119.

San Joaquin-Tulare Basin, 125,

195.

San Joaquin-Tulare valley, 351;

distribution of Shoshoneans in,
128.

San Joaquin Valley, 111, 117, 128,

130, 144, 169, 175, 187, 194, 325,
342; drainage, 129, 135; Indians,
197.

San Jose, 142, 143, 146, 148.

San Jose Mission, 189, 338; In-

dians, 189.

San Jose Valley, 132.
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Index.

San Juan, 149, 189.

San Juan Capistrano, 82, 141, 144,

145, 149, 150; Indians, 145, 149;
mission, 100, 354; vocabulary,
93-96.

San Luis Obispo county, 137.

San Luis Rey, 1337 146, 147, 148;

canyon, 146; mission, 100, 145;
river, 101, 134, 143, 145, 146,
1487 150.

San Marcos, 146, 147.
San Mateo, 150.

San Miguel islanjd, 153.
San Nicolas, 153.

San Onofre, 145, 146, 149, 150;

creek, 149.

San Pasqual, 146.
San Pedro, 144.

San Timoteo, 134; canlon, 132;

pass, 151.

San Ysidro, 148, 150, 151.
Santa Ana, 144.

Santa Ana Yorbas, 142.
Santa Anita, 142.

Santa Barbara, 51, 64, 138, 153;

archipelago, 321; county, 137;
islands, 137, 152.

Santa Catalina Island, 142, 143,

144, 153.

Santa Clara river, 135, 141; valley,

131.

Santa Cruz island, 153.
Santa Gertrudis, 147.

Santa Margarita, 147; river, 146,

151.

Santa Monica, 70, 141.
Santa Paula, 13i.

Santa Rosa, 146, 147, 151.
Santa Rosa island, 153.
Santa Ysabel, 149.

Sanyaupichkara, 149.

San Ygnacio, 148, 151, 152.
Sapela, 148, 152.
Sasau, 139.

Satow, Ernest, 12.
Saucal, 144.

Savetpilye, 108, 109.
Saway Yanga, 144.
Sawyer's Bar, 181.
Say, 112.

Schermerhorn, Robert, 252.
Schooleraft, 158.

Science, 110, 118.

Scott's Valley, 180.
Scouler, 150, 158.
Sechi, 151.

Secret society, 336, 350.
Sejat, 150.

Sekhat, 144.

Sekigakara, battle of, 3.
Selish language, 258.
Sergi, 56.

Serrano, 69, 70, 90, 92, 101, 103,

108, 119, 123, 131, 132, 133, 135,
136, 139, 140, 143, 144, 145, 146,
148, 151, 195; dialect, 100;
group, 99, 130, 131; territory,
129, 132, 133, 144; vocabulary,
93-96, 159-161.

Serranos, 99, 110, 132, 138.
Serritos, 143.  -
Shade, 341.

Shaiamup, 125.
Shaman, 347.

Shamanism, 319, 321, 327, 348.

Shasta, 174, 180, 181, 182, 187,

347; myths, 179, 180; mythology
of, 180, 181; region, 175.
Shasta-Achomawi, 181.
Shatnau ilak, 111.
Sheepeaters, 112.
Shikaich, 118.
Shikapa, 147.

Shikaviyam, 68, 69, 114, 118, 124;

vocabulary, 71-89.
Shinauva, 108.
Shinkiro, 3.

Shiv-its, 135.

Shivwits, 107; Paiute, 107.
Shokhonto, 121.
Shosake, 10.

Shoshone, 104, 111, 112, 113, 115.

Shoshonean, 187; comparative vo-

cabulary of, 92; family, 66, 154,
190, 351; groups, 195; Indians,
354; Kawaiisu, 129; language,
263; Luisefio, 352; Mission In-
dians, 352; Mono, 165; myth
material, 188; myths, 194; Pai-
ute, 353; Pitanisha, 240; vocab-
ularies, 71, 92, 93-96, 116, 128,
159.

Shoshonean Dialects of California,

65, 253.

Shoshoneans, 352, 353; stock, 252;

distribution of in the San Joa-
quin-Tulare valley of California,
128; political organization of,
101.

Shoshonean    Stock,   Dialectic

Branches of, 100.

Shoshone Indians, dialect of, 112.
Shoshoni, 67, 97, 102, 103, 111, 112,

113, 114, 116, 122; vocabulary,
71-89, 93-96, 116, 159-161.

Shoshoni-Comanche, 77, 98, 105,

111, 112, 113, 115, 116, 122, 165.
Shotten, Timothy, 6.

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Index.

Shukutpupau, 149.
Siam, 3.

Siba-gna, 142.
Sibapot, 144.

Sierra de Gabilan, 199, 245.

Sierra Nevada, 68, 98, 114, 115,

*117, 118, 119, 122, 125, 130, 136,
169, 188, 190, 253, 322, 342, 351;
region, 183, 324.

Sierras, 97, 117, 118, 124, 128, 129.
Sierra watershed, 117.
Sikaium, 118.

Sikauyam, 68, 118.

Singing ceremonies, 340, 344, 353.
Siouan family, 263.
Sioux, 102.

Sisitkano-gna, 142.
Sivel, 151.

Sivingadapin, 139.
Sivinte, 107, 109.
Sivits, 107.

Skull, artificial deformation, 53.
Snake Indians, 117.

Snake river, 98, 105, 112, 116, 117.
Soda Lake, 108, 135.
Sokut Menyil, 151.

"Some Coyote Stories from the

Maidu Indians of California,"
cited, 107, 355.

"Some Shamans of Northern Cali-

fornia," cited, 355.
Sona-gna, 142.
Sonora, 154.

Sonoran, 154, 156, 162; division,

163; family, 157; group, 154,
155, 162, 163; region, 165; vo-
cabularies, 159.

"Sosoni Indians," 107.

Sotelo, Fr. Louis, 27, 35, 36, 41.
Soto, Maria Viviena, 191.
Soumai, 147.

South, 331, 333, 341, 342, 344.

South-central California, 170? 172,

173, 192, 195, 196.

Southern California, 66, 92, 102,

103, 104, 119, 131, 132, 140, 141,
145, 152, 164, 170, 195, 196, 320,
321, 324, 325, 327, 329, 332, 336,
342, 343, 344, 351, 352; branch,
99, 119, 123, 129, 130, 131, 162,
163; dialects, 163; groups, 99,
122; Shoshoneans, 131.
Southern Costanoan, 351.

Southern Maidu, 174, 175.
Southern Miwok, 189.

Southern province, 321.

Southern Wintun, 178, 182, 349;

myth, 177.

Southern Yuki, 349.

Southwest, 196, 327, 354.
Sovovo, 146, 147.
Sovovoyam, 146.

Sowvingt-ha, 144.

Spaniards, 49, 73, 76, 123, 124, 141.
Spanish, 76, 89, 103, 143, 152, 157;

Franciscans, 44; king, 45; mis-
sionaries, 152; queen, 21; speak-
ing Indians, 110.

Spanish-speaking people, 140.
Spring Valley, 113.

"'Spuren der Aztekischen, " cited,

156.

Squaw Valley, 68.

St. Clair, H. H.? 66.

Steichen, Father, 1, 7.

Stewart, George W., 190.
Suanga, 142.

Sua-ngna, 142.

Sucking, 333, 352.
Sukonia, 178.

Suraga, Province of, 22.
Swanton, J. R., 133.
Sweathouse, 341.

Sycamore creek, 118, 120.

Symbolism, 319, 352, 353.

"System and Sequence in Maidu

Mythology," cited, 170, 355.
Tachi, 192, 193.

Tachi Yokuts myth, 197, 212, 213,

214, 215, 216, 247.
Taghanashpa, 147.

Tahichapahanna, 125.
Tahichipi-u, 111.
Tahichp, 125.

Tahoe region, 117.

Taikomol, 184, 337, 349.
Takhtam, 132, 134.

Tamankamyam, 134, 151.
Tamikochem, 151.
Tanoan, 97.

Tantawats, 107.

Tarahumare, 64, 162, 163.
Tashlibuanau, 139.
Tatavi-yam, 140.
Tawi, 148.

Taylor, 132, 141, 142, 144, 148, 149,

151, 190, 354.

Tebotelobelay, 124.
Tecuya, 138.

Teeth of California Crania, 60, 61.
Tehachapi, 68, 111, 187; creek,

137; Indians, 110; mountains,
98, 99, 100, 110, 111, 119, 130,
131, 134, 320; pass, 125, 129,
130, 169, 320, 342; peak, 138,
139; region, 136, 140; watershed,
129.

Tehachapi-Tulare tribes, 136.

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Index.

Tejon, 110, 111, 123, 136, 141;

creek, 100, 123, 129, 130, 131,
135, 137, 139, 194; Indian, 139;
Indians, 130, 135; pass, 138;
rancheria, 138; region, 136; res-
ervation, 123, 137.
Tekumak, 147, 149.
Telamni, 127.

Temalwahish, 151.

Temecula, 146, 147.
Temeku, 147.

Temescal creek, 144, 146, 147.
Tenhanau, 139.

Tennas, 178, 193.

Tepehuan, 152; vocabularies, 159-

161.

Texel, 7.

Theft of Fire, The, 202, 211, 245,

246.

Thompson, 245.

Thompson and West, 153.

Thompson River Indians, 172.
Three Rivers, 121.

Thunder and Whirlwind, 225, 248.
Thunder Twins, The, 214, 247.
Tibaha-gna, 143.
Tikitspe, 1i8.

Tilkwananu, 149.
Tillie, 125.

Timpashauwagotsits, 107, 109.
Tipatolapa, 125.
Tipniu, 139.

Tisechu, 120.
Toatwi, 147.

Tobacco, 334.

Tobikhar, 101, 103, 131, 140, 148.
Tobohar, 148.

Toibi-pet, 142, 143.
Toloip, 126.

Toineu lomto, 139.
Toiyabe, 113.
Tokie, 138.
Tokio, 1.

Tokya, 138.

Tokye language, 242.
Toll House, 120.
Tolocabi, 134.
Toloim, 124.
Toloip, 124.

Tolowa, 187, 347.
Tom, 192.

Tomkav, 147.
Tomola, 125.

Tomolami, 125.
Toov, 149.

Topanga, 143.
Torres, 44.

Torres, 151.
Tosa, 5.

Totakamalam, 149.
Touanga, 148.

Tova, 148, 151.

Tovats, 108, 109.

Toviscanga, 141, 144.

Towincheba, 119, 120.
Trabuco, 150.
Trance, 328.

Transactions American Ethnologi-

cal Society, 116, 141, 148, 150.
Transmigration of souls, 346.

"Tribes of California," cited, 125,

153, 174, 354.

Trickster, 343, 344, 351.
Tripniu, 139.

Truhohayi, 192.

Truhohi, 192, 193; stories, 193;

Yokuts myth, 209, 211, 212, 246,
247.

Trumoyo, 111.
Tsuitsau, 139.

Tsututaiwieyau, 139.

Tubatulabal, 68, 69, 90, 91, 92, 98,

99, 104, 110, 111, 118, 122, 123,
124, 125, 126, 127, 129, 130, 131,
135, 136, 164, 240; dialect, 99;
vocabulary, 71-89, 93-96, 159-
161.

Tukhokhayi, 192.
Tukumak, 149.

Tulamni, 127, 137.

Tulare basin, 123, 128, 131, 339,

342; drainage, 100, 125; lake,
98, 118, 121, 123, 126, 128, 132,
136, 137, 192, 193.

Tule river, 126, 127, 128, 129, 188,

194; reservation, 69, 126, 194;
tribe, 193.

Tulchuherris, 177.

Tumangamal-um, 141.
Tumoyo, 111.

Turahumare vocabularies, 159-161.
Turner, 56, 62.
Turtle, 338.

Tushau, 121.

Tuvasak, 141, 144.

"Two Myths of the Mission In-

dians, " cited, 355.
Tybo, 113.

"Types of Indian Culture in Cali-

fornia, " cited, 355.
Uintah Ute, 67.

Ukhkawalanapuipan, 125.
Unavngna, 144.

United States, 54, 154, 157, 320.
U. S. National Museum, 52.
Unuv, 148, 149.

Uraga, Port of, 8, 9, 22, 26, 27, 36,

37.

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Index.

Urbita, 134.

Ushmai, 147.

Utah, 98, 112, 113, 114.

Ute, 67, 97, 98, 102, 104, 105, 108,

113, 135, 248; vocabulary 71-89,
93-96, 159-161.

Uto-Aztekan, 144, 154, 163; family,

66, 157, 253; stock, 165; table,
157.

Ute-Chemehuevi, 90, 98, 103, 105,

110, 113, 115, 118, 120, 123, 129,
130, 134, 135; Kawaiisu, 119.
Valley Center, 146, 147.
Vanderbilt, 109.

Van Duzen creek, 186.

Vanyume, 108, 135, 136, 139.
Venegas, 354.

Ventura county, 131, 137, 141.
Viceroy of Mexico, 10, 33.
Virchow, 51, 64.

Virgin river, 107, 109.
Visalia, 190.

Viscaino, 11, 12, 137 14, 15, 16, 17,

18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 29,
30, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40.
Vision, 328.

Visit to the Dead, The, 216, 228,

247, 249.

Vorojo, Jose, 70, 71, 133.
Voth, H. R., 66.
Wachama, 134.

Wacharones, 200.
Wachbit, 133.

Wahliknasse, 124.
Waikuri, 157.
Wailaki, 349.

Wakesdachi, 121.
Wakhaumai, 147.

Waksachi, 120, 122, 124, 130, 165;

Mono, 125.

Wakwi, 148, 152.
Walapai, 107.

Walker's Basin, 111, 125.
Walker Basin Creek, 111.

Walker river, 98, 116; reservation,

115.

Walpapi, 117.

Walyepai, 107.

Warner's Ranch, 151; Indians, 151.
War of the Foothill and Plains

People, 223, 248.

Washakie's band, 113.

Washo, 102, 117, 252, 253, 342;

territory, 253.

Washo language, 251 seq.; adjec-

tive, 299; case suffixes, 270; com-
binations of sounds, 255; com-
position, 258; connectives, 301;
demonstratives, 269; final sounds,

255; independent personal pro-
nouns, 267; influence of sounds
upon one another, 256; instru-
mental prefixes, 286; interroga-
tives, 269; initial sounds, 255;
list of grammatical affixes, 260;
noun, 270; numerals, 299; order
of words, 301; phonetics, 253;
plural, 271; possessive pronomi-
nal affixes, 274; pronominal in-
corporation, 279; reduplication,
257; relation to other languages,
253, 312; specimen phrases, 306;
structure, 258; tense and mode,
289; territorial extent, 252;
texts, 302; verb stems, 296; vo-
cabulary, 308.
Washoe, 252.
Waskha, 147.

Wateknasi, 124.

Water-woman, 176.
Watskiu, 139.

Wealth, display of, 339.
Weasel, 183.
Weldon, 125.

Wells, 112, 116.

Western Shoshone Reservation, 112,

113, 115.

Western Washington, 182.
Wewutnowhu, 151.

Wheaton, Tom, 69.

Wheeler's Survey, 66, 103, 111, 115,

125, 131, 132, 140, 141, 146, 150.
Whipple, 108, 133, 143.
Whiskey Flat, 125.
Whistle, 342.

White, Bill, 191.

White Pine county, 113.

White river, 69, 123, 126, 129;

drainage, 126.
Wiasamai, 147.
Wiawio, 147.
Wied, 112.

Wier, Miss J. E., 112.

Wihinasht, 103, 111, 117; vocabu-

lary, 93-96.

Wilakal, 148, 150.
Willow creek, 117.

Winanghatal, 122, 124, 125.
Winangik, 125.
Wind, 176.

Wind River, 113; reservation, 113.
Wintun, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179,

181, 182, 190, 196, 330, 338, 349,
350, 354; influence, 350; lan-
guage, 257; linguistic family,
170, 175; material, 175; myth,
174, 175, 178; stories, 175.
Wishosk, 183, 333, 347, 348.

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Index.

"Wishosk Myths," cited, 170, 171,

355.

Witanghatal, 124, 135.
Witcheratt, 332.
Witskamin, 124.
Wiwayuk, 111.

Wiyot, 148, 328, 333, 347, 348, 352.
Wobenchasi, 1?1.
Wobonoch, 121.

Wobonuch, 121, 122, 130, 165.
Wobunuch, 121.

Wokinapuipan, 125.
Wokwuk, 176.

Wolak, 148, 150.

Wolf and the Crane, The, 214.
World-fire, 349.
Wowol, 69.

Wukachmina, 124.

Wulkchamni, 124, 193; Yokuts

myth, 190, 218, 247.
Wuksache, 119.

Wuwoprahave, 138.
Wyeth, 112.

Wyoming, 98, 113.

Xavier, St. Francis, 44.
Yabipai, 107.
Yagats, 109.

Yahauapan, 125.
Yahuskin, 117.

Yakola-ngkasi, 338.
Yamiwo, 148.
Yamiyu, 133.

Yana, 172, 174, 175, 178, 179, 180,

187, 196, 249, 354; language,
257; linguistic family, 170; ma-
terial, 178; myth, 178, 193;
mythology, 179.
Yang-ha, 144.

Ya-ngna, 142, 144.
Yangwana, 149.

Yaudanchi, 124, 193, 214; Yokuts

myth, 219, 220, 221, 223, 225,
228, 248, 249.

Yauelmani, 69, 126, 127, 137; In-

dians, 137;. informant, 195;
stories, 193, 194; territory, 194;
Yokuts, 193; Yokuts myth, 229,
231, 240, 249, 250.

Yawelmani, 137.

Yedo, 3, 8, 32, 38.

Yerington, 115, 116.
Ygnoria, 146.

Yitiamup, 125.
Yitpe, 111.

Yiwinanghal, 122, 124, 125.

Yokuts, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, 77, 82,

83, 84, 90, 91, 108, 110, 111, 118,
119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125,
126, 127, 128, 129, 131, 135, 136,
137, 138, 139, 140, 165, 187, 191,
192, 194, 195, 257, 325, 332, 333,
335, 336, 338, 349, 351; Choi-
nimi, 121; family, 190; Gashowu,
120; language, 257, 258, 262,
263; myths, 189, 192, 196; origin
myths, 195; story, 188; territory,
188; tribe, 152; tribes, 188;
Wukehamni, 121.
Yolol, 125.

Yosemite, 188, 204.
Yotowi, 175.

Yowedmani, 137.
Yuaka-yam, 140.
Yucaipa, 134.
Yucatan, 320.

Yuhiktem, 152.

Yuki, 90, 179, 180, 183, 184, 187,

249, 328, 331, 335, 336, 337, 348,
349; creation, 181; creation
myth, 184; culture-hero myth,
185; myths, 183, 185; language,
257, 258, 262, 263; origin of the
creator, 189; stories, 186, 197.
Yukhakhonpom, 152.
Yulau, 125.

Yuma, 106, 107, 335, 353.

Yuman, 67, 102, 106, 145, 146, 148,

157; family, 84, 352; tribes, 152,
352; Mohave, 119, 125, 153.
Yunakat, 108.

Yurok, 322, 328, 347, 348; myth,

233; mythology, 351.
Yutp, 111, 125.
Zacatula, 40.

Zuyder Zee, 7.

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