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92528. Skeleton of a shaman (less the skull), 2 femora of another 
shaman, and 2 bleached bones from the skeleton of a chief, 
all Tlinkit, of Alaska, collected by Dr. A. Hrdhicka. 
94202. Small collection of shell beads and bracelets, and stone imple- 
ments, obtained from the ruin of Las Trincheras in the 
Altar districts of Sonora by 8S. A. Williams. 
94776. Archeological specimens from Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, 
Kentucky, and Tennessee, secured by various collectors for 
the bureau. (25 specimens.) 
. Anthropological, geological, and biological material collected 
by Dr. Ales Hrdli¢ka in Alaska during the summer of 1926. 
(1,374 specimens.) 
93607. Material collected during the summer of 1926 in Louisiana 
and Mississippi by Henry B. Collins, jr. (236 specimens.) 
95011. Ten master records of Hopi Indian songs recorded during the 
summer of 1926 at the Grand Canyon by Dr. J. Walter 
Fewkes and two master records of a speech by William 
Jennings Bryan. 
95372. One carved and painted wooden figure representing a Hopi 
snake priest. 
96091. Four Indian crania from Elden Pueblo, Ariz., and two from 
Montezuma Canyon, Colo. 
96920. Collection of archeological objects gathered from the bureau 
at Indian Mound, Tenn., by Walter Hough. 
96921. Archeological material collected for the bureau at Elden 
Pueblo, Ariz., by Dr. J. Walter Fewkes during the summer 
of 1926. 
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PROPERTY 
Office equipment was purchased to the amount of 
$123.74. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
Clerical—The correspondence and other clerical work 
of the office has been conducted by Miss May 8. Clark, 
clerk to the chief, assisted by Mr. Anthony W. Wilding, 
stenographer. Miss Mae W. Tucker, stenographer, con- 
tinued to assist Dr. John R. Swanton in compiling a 
Timucua dictionary and Mr. Hewitt in finishing the re- 
classifying and cataloguing of the manuscripts in the bu- 
reau archives. Miss Tucker was also engaged in classi- 
fying and cataloguing the musical records in the posses- 
