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INDEX TO BULLETINS 1-100 



309 



Oweliuliatiliu, a Soulheru Miwok place 



name, 78 : 445 

 Owen, Mary A. 



on bowleggedness among HoiJi 



women, 34: 174 

 on importance of wbisky, 47: 70 

 reference to ceremonial runners by, 

 85: 1 

 Owen, William, letter of, referring to 



Coast Indians, 73:67 

 Owen, Mrs. W. L. 



acknowledgment to, 35 : 83 

 pottery in possession of, 35 : 83 

 Owendaw, see Awendaw. 

 Owens, J. G. 



cited as an authority on Hopi, 34 : 



9 

 in bibliography, 34 : 419 

 Owens, "Uncle Jim," caches reported by, 



82:141 

 Owens Lake 



fly caught from, for food, 78 : 592 

 mention of, 78 : 586, 589, 607 

 Owens River, 78 : 586, 589 

 Owens Valley, 78 : 585 

 Owl 



and little yellow mouse, Koasati 



story, 88:198 

 and panther, Kathlamet myth, 26: 



129-141 

 and panther, Kathlamet myth, ab- 

 stract of, 26: 257 f. 

 and the chipmunk, Kutenai tales 



59:46,47 

 and the coyote, Kutenai tales, 59: 



20,37 

 and the hawk, Alabama stories, 



88 : 152, 152 f. 

 and the perch, Natchez story, 88: 



253 

 and the turkey, Koasati story, 88 : 



198 

 Cherokee belief concerning, 99 : 29 

 Hitchiti story of the man and, 88 : 



94 f. 

 Hitchiti story of the orphan and, 



88:95 

 how the KikSA'dl woman was 

 turned into, Tlingit myth, 39: 

 299 f. 

 8ee also Owls. 

 Owl persecutors, Koasati stories of, 88 : 



195, 195 f . 

 Owls 



among the Tewa, 56 : 4, 6, 11, 37 

 associated with the dead, 90 : 102 

 belief concerning, 97 : 70, 72 

 Chitimacha stories of, 43: 354 

 considered sacred, 61 : 181 

 Pima notion concerning, 34 : 244 

 placed f acin? the east, 72 : 47 

 prayer to, 72 : 25 

 sickness caused by, 90 : 90 

 skins of, stuffed, used as charms, 

 86:114 



Owls — Continued. 



Tunica names for, 43 : 320 

 understanding the, 72 : 37 

 See also Owl. 



Owl wives, Alabama story of the, 88: 

 146 f. 



Owl woman 



account of the, 90 : 115 

 sick treated by, 90 : 114, 116 

 songs of, sung by Garcia, 90 : 114, 

 116, 117-134 



Oxide of Iron 



in graves, 71 : 16 



yellow and red, used as paint, 60 : 

 268 



Oxydendron arboreum, use of, 99 : 222, 

 283 



Oya 



Cusabo place name, 73: 22 

 Cusabo town, 73: 82 

 South Carolina chief, 73: 19 

 See also Hoya. 



Oyadagahroene, Iroquian name of Ca- 

 tawba, 22: 68 



Oyelape, see White Earth, Chief. 



Ozaras 



encountered by Onate, 78 : 802 

 location of, 78 : 803 

 probably Piman, 78 : 783 



Ozark region 



burials in, 83 : 55 

 caves in, 77 : 107 

 dominated by the Osage, 83 : 55 

 explorations in, 76 : 13-100 

 explorations in caves of, 60 : 91 

 habitat of the Osage, 77 : 98 

 hunting ground of the Osage, 77: 

 107 



Ozarks, see Ozark region. 



Ozomatli, Mexican day sign, 28 : 25 



Paanese, a Saponi synonym, 22: 51 

 Pa'ash, a Shemehuevi place name, 78: 



214 f. 

 Pa'ash, a Chemehuevi place name, 78: 



596 

 Pa'auw, a Luiseiio place name, 78: 648 

 Pablo, Francisco, songs received from, 



90: 128 

 Paca, belief concerning, 79: 45 

 Pacaea, 44: 83 

 Pacaha Tribe 



of Tunican stock, 68: 8 

 visited by De Soto, 73: 214 

 Pacanas 



a synonym for Pakana, 73: 274 

 description of, by Sibley, 73: 274 

 See also Pakana. 

 Pacasa, 44: 25, 32, 35 

 Pachacamac, specimens from, 7: 6 

 Pachawal, 78: 694 

 Pachca-Ogoulas, name of Pascagoula, 



43: 304 

 Pacheco Pass, tribes in vicinity of, 78: 

 444 



