INDEX 



489 



Page 

 Bask etky— Continued. 

 Pimii — Continued. 



kiAlin lJO-143 



materials 131-134 



inelhnd 1 35 



minor types 145-1 17 



sIcepinR nints 147-148 



storage hiv-ikcts 143-144 



Tlinglt 395 



Yavapai 164-105 



Bat in Pima sonp 2y5 



Bi:ai»s among Pima 28,1(53 



Beans — 



in Pima song 326 



traded by Pima 94 



varieties raised by Pima 76, 92 



Bear— 



am<ing Pima — 



disease eaused by .■ 262 



in song 318-319 



among Tlingit — 



as a cliarm 454 



cliief s name 407 



in calendar 426 



in mytliology 451 



maslc of 436 



name of framing stielc 444 



trejttment of liead 451 



Sfc nho Grizzly i)ear. 

 Beaver— 



eaten by Pima 81 



in Pima song 320 



in Tlinglt mythology 452 



name of Tlingit gaming stick 444 



Tlingit crest animal 416,420 



Tlingit house-group name 401 



"Beaver Hat," Pima account of 81 



Beetle- 



in Moliave mythology 252 



in Pima mythology 232, 248 



See alio Water beetle. 



BiGELovii, Pima medicinal plants 79 



Birds in Tlingit calendar 426 



Black MOfNTAiN— 



in Pima mythology 213 



in Pima song 298 



Black-skin, Tlingit mythological being... 434 



*' Bl vcK vomit," i'iina attacked by 43 



Blackwater, Pima village 23 



day school."* 34 



dwellings 1.53 



siicred places 255 



Blackwater. William, information fur- 

 nished by 18 



Blake, P., on caliche 87 



" Blootiv Tanks," light at 50 



Blcebird among Pima — 



in mythology 345, 307 



in song 284,303,334 



in tales 245-246,2.50 



Blie-jav- 



name of Tlingit gaming stick 444 



Tlingit town name 397 



Boas, 1)r Franz— 



at International Congress of American- 

 ists xl 



Ppge 

 Boas, Dr Fbanz— Continued. 



on relationship between Tlingit and 



Haichi hinguages 472 



(m Tlingit sutH.\ -In 4.'H 



phonetics used by 395-396 



work of xviii, xxi-xxii 



Boca Din.cE. Pima chief 21 



Bone OK.IKCTS worn by I'ima li»3 



Bony-tail, Gila fish 83 



Bourke. Capt. John G. — 



on creation mylii 239 



on light at the "Tanks" (1872) 54 



on Insiralion oljscrvances 204 



on mixture of Sobaipnri and Apache. 186-187 



on Mohave mortuary custom 195 



on Mohave mythology 216 



on Mohave religious ideas 252 



on u.se of mulberry by Apache 95 



Bow-man. Tlingit spirit 465,460 



Brant, source of Tlingit personal names... 422 

 Brinton, Dr D. (i. — 



itn Pima lineal measurements it2 



Walum 01am published by 34 



Bronchitis among I'ima 268 



Browne, .T. r.— 



ou establishment of stage lines 32 



on fight at "Bloody Tanks" 50-51 



ou Pima agriculture 90 



onPimaand Maricopa villages 21 



on Pima greetings ]y9 



Bri'chid.e, larvie of 74 



Buen Llano, Pima village 21 



BfRCH, James, contractor for stage line 32 



Bi'RiAL among Pima. .Sec Mortuary cus- 

 toms, 



BcRRo among Pima 86 



BiSCHMANN— 



Knglish-Pima vocal^ulary by 269 



on I'lineria 76 



BfTTKRFiELD stage LINE, establishment of. 32 

 Butterfly— 



disease caused by 265 



in Pima song 300,310,316 



Butterfly bird in Pima song 295 



BUZZARD, disease caused by 263-264 



Cabeza del AcjuiLA, Pima chief 21 



CACTI'S in Pima song 294, 325 



Cachunilla, population of 21 



Cadrillo del Mundo. Pima chief 21 



Cajuenche, language of 20 



Calendar— 



Pima 35-38 



Tlingit 425-i27 



Calendar history, Pima 38-66 



Calendar sticks, Pima 35-37,104-105 



Caliche, definition of 87 



California— 



American occupation 30-31 



emigration to 18-19, 31-32 



linguistic families xxvi 



tribes 144,101 



California Column in Civil War 48. .50, 90 



Calloway, Capt. William P., expedition 



of 48 



Camel Back mou.stain in Pima mythology. 381 



CANAKiRE. uses Of 77, 80 



