INDEX 



503 



Pngc 



PANTOSTEUS CLARKII. Gilii KiviT lish 83 



Panuco, Mexico, remains nenr xvi 



Panuco River, Mexico, ruins along xv 



Paowi, Sonora tree 176 



Papago— 



agave heteracantha used by 142 



basketry U5-147 



cattle 28 



divisions of 197 



formerly called Pima 27 



fowls introduced by among Pima 82 



games 175 



influence on Pima mythology 251 



in Pima mythology 228 



location 76 



mescal prized by 70 



musical instruments 168 



paint obtained by 161 



pottery 127,129 



pricicly pear used by 75-76 



races with Pima 172 



relations with Pima 186, 196, 200 



saguaro hook used by ]03 



smallpox spread by 268 



teeth 160 



thievery 199 



trade with Pima 77, 78, 93, 96, 



100, 101, 114, 119, 124, 129,142, 147, 150 



trade with whites 127 



tradition as to wild gourd 91 



treatment of snake bites by 264 



warfare with A pache 43, 45 



warfare with Yuma 47 



Papago de Cojat, governor of Pima 29 



Papago language 20 



Papagueria — 



explanation of term 76 



natural products 93-94 



Paralysis among Pima 265 



Parke, Libit. J. G., surveys by 31 



Parkinsonia. See Paloverde. 



Parrot in Pima mythology 222,224,248 



Parky, Dk C. C, Pima vocabulary by 2ri9 



Pasina tribe, allies of Apache 43 



Patties, the, journeysof 30 



Peabody, I)r Charles, cave explored by., xiii 



Peccary eaten by Pima 80 



Pechita. meaning of term 29 



Pe-ep'tcIlt'k', Pima village 23 



Perezia WRiGirni. Pima styptic 80 



PERO.MYSCUS eaten l)y Pima 80 



Personal decoration of Pima 168-163 



Peta'IkL'k, Pima village 22 



Petrel among Tlingit— 



crest animal 416 



mythological being 416 



name of gaming stick 444 



source of personal names 422 



Pfefff.rkorn— 



on pinole 67 



on southern Pima-speaking tribes 29 



Pima words publishetl by 269 



Phaseolus vuijsakis Linn., Pima food 



plant 76 



Page 



Phoenix, .\riz. — 



Indian boarding school at 62 



President McKinley's visit to 66 



railroad extended to 63 



region about, in Pima mythology 225,229 



temperature 36,56 



Phonetics in Tlingit investigations 395-396 



Phoradendron CALiFoRNict'M, Pima food 



plant 71 



PuRAGMiTis COMMUNIS. See Rceds. 



Phratries, Tlingit— 



account of 398 



division of, at potlatches 435 



history 407-414 



house names 421 



influence of racial difference 407 



in mortuary ceremonies 430, 431 



medicine-men belonging to 465 



nature of 423 



transposition of 423 



Phy'sicalcharactbristics of Pima 29 



PiCACHO MOVNTAIN— 



evil spirits in 255 



location 25 



PicTOGRAPHS, Pima, in Santan hills 254 



PiHoL, PiuoLT, signification of term 79.265 



Pima— 



meaning of name 19-20 



observations among .xi,x-xx 



PiMAN ARTS, specimens of 17-18 



PiMAsGiLESos(=Pima) described by Font. 29-30 



PlMERIA — 



American trappers 81 



antelope 81 



climate 58, 65 



eclipses visible in - 61 



explanation of term 76 



irrigation 86-89 



mice and rats 80 



shrines 118 



Pl-Mos, corrupt form of I^imas 19 



PiNALSin fight at "Bloody Tanks" 51 



PiNOLE, description of 67 



Pipe, sacked — 



in Pima mythology 229 



in Pima song 278 



PLAGi'Ein Pima villages 42-13,48 



Pleurisy among Pima 268 



Pluchea bokealis. .See Arrowbush. 



Pneumonia among Pima 268 



Polaris in Pima religion 252 



Polygamy among Pima 184 



Population, Pima 20-21 



PopuLUs deltoides Marsh. See Cotton- 

 wood. 

 Porpoise among Tlingit — 



crest animal 416 



name used in game 414,445 



on grave post 432 



source of personal names 422 



varieties 458 



PosTON, Charles D., superintendent of In- 

 dian affairs for Arizona 33 



on Antonio Azul 196 



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