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ToNGA-s, Tlingit town — 



claus 409, 410, 410 



first settlers 408 



Tongas, Tlingit tribe 396 



affinities 410 



clans and house groups 400-407,408 



phratries and clans 398 



TONTO — 



in fight at "Bloody Tanks" 51 



in fight with Pima-Maricopa force 47 



ToNTo Apache. See Tonto. 



ToNTO Jack in fight at "Bloody Tanks".. 50-51 



Toothache among Pima 268 



Topknot quail eaten by Pima 80 



Totem poles, first appearance of in Alaska. 411 



Towns. Tlingit, list of 397 



See also Villages. 



Townsend, E. B., agent for Pima 34 



Trade— 



general account 9'J-94 



Kwahadk' and Pima 124. 129, 130 



Mohave and Pima UH 



Papago and Pima 100, 



114, 119, 129, 142, 147, 150. 1(U 



Pima and Mexicans 97 



Tlingit and neighbors 414 



Traders on Gila River reservation 90 



Traditions, Pima, preservation of 206 



Trappers, American, early in Pimeria 81 



Tribes, Tlingit^ 



distinction betweennorthern and south- 

 ern 398 



history 407-il4 



list of : 396 



tOTvns 397 



Triticum sativum Lam. See Wheat. 

 TsAGVE'Dl. Tlingit clan- 

 affinity 410 



crests 416, 457 



phrn t ry and tribe 399 



TSA'NTtKlt-HiN, Tlingit town 397 



TsatIenye'dI, Tlingit clan — 



history 412 



phratry and tribe 399 



TSIMSHIAN — 



aboriginal neighbors of Tlingit 414 



deities 451, 454 



games 443 



proximity to Haida 476 



secret-society dances 436 



TaiMSHiAN COAST, source of Tlingit .. 407,411,414 

 TsiMSHiAN LANGUAGE, grammatical notes 



on xxii 



TUBAC, seat of first garrison in Arizona 28 



Tuberculosis among Pima 156 



TuBUSCABOR, Pima village 20 



Tucson, Ariz.— 



growth of. 28-29 



lawlessness in 58 



mortar cavities in 99 



occupied by Confederate forces 48 



Turkey Neck, Apache-Pima fight at 45 



Turner. See Whipple, Ewbank, and Tur- 

 ner. 



Turquoise in Pima mythology 222,248 



Turtle— 



disease caused by 264 



in Pima song 306, 307 



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TU80NIM6, Pima ranch 20 



TusoNiMON, town mentioned by Mange 82 



TuxiCAN, Tlingit town 397 



clans at 410 



Typha angustifolia Linn. See Cat-tail. 



Typhoid among Pima 268 



Ugalakmiut, sometimes enumerated with 



Tlingit 396 



Underworld people— 



in Pima mythology 214,226,230,345-346 



in Pima song 279-282 



Unseeable, Tlingit spirit 465-466 



Urticaria among Pima 268 



Uturituc, Pima village 20 



Va'-aki in Pima mythology _ 218 



Va'-aki. See Casa Blanca. 

 Va'-af. See White People. 

 Vegetal products of Papago, Pima, and 



Yuma 91-93 



Velarde on Pima 19 



Venegas— 



on cultivation of kidney bean 76 



on education of medicine-men 257-258 



on use of human hair by Lower Calif or- 



nians 116 



quoting Salva-Tierra on California sa- 



guaro harvest 72 



Veracruz, Mexico, researches in xiv-xv 



Veracruz. Villa Rica de la, Mexico, 



ruins near xv 



Vi'-lK I'alt Ma'kai, Pima chief 24 



Villages— 



Maricopa 20-22 



Pima 20-23 



See also Towns, Tlingit. 

 Villa Rica de la Veracruz, Mexico. Sec 



Veracruz, Villa Rica de la. 

 Villa-Senor, y Sanchez, on slaves taken 



by Pima 197 



ViSAKiKiTOVAL(t), exploit of 44 



Vocabularies, Pima 269-270 



Volute. See Whorl design. 

 VON DEN Steinen, Prof. Karl, President 

 of International Congress of 



Americanists xi 



VON Linden. International Congress of 



Americanists received by xi 



Vo'pohiCm, Pima village 23 



See also Santan. 

 Vulture among Pima — 



disease caused by 263 



in mythology 211, 



225, 228-229, 234, 248, 339 



i n song 282. 295. 337 



See also Red People. 

 Walapai in Pima mythology. 215 



W'ALKER, J. D.— 



Pima mythologio talc t<ild by 221 



Pima vocabulary by 269 



Walker, John, agent for Pima 33,49 



on Papago salt traffic 94 



Pima peti tion for arms noted by 51 



Pima traditions furnished by 25 



Walther. Henry, work of xxx 



WalumOlam, chronological record of Dela- 



wares 34 



