INDEX 



511 



Page 



Warfare — 

 Pima — 



description 23, 26, 120, 165-166, 200-205 



speech on going to wnr 353-356 



See aim Annals under History of 

 Pima. 

 Tlingit— 



description -IH, 449-151 



Wasco i-ANGUAtJE. grammatical stvidy of. . . -x.xii 

 WasIhi'nedI, Tlingit clan- 

 origin ; 411 



pliratry and tribe 399 



Wataxp:'!)!, Tlingit clan— 



pliratry nnd tribe ■100 



WATt:R I1F.ETI.E, Tlingit notions regarding. -l.VJ 



Watermelons, important Pima crop 75 



Weai'oxs, I'ima 95-96,120-122,202 



lirearnis supplied by the United States. . 51 

 Weasel among Tlingit — 



in mythology (67 



source of personal names 428 



Weaver, Paul, at Casa Grande 30 



WEAVi.v'i among Pima 149-1,')3 



We.st, Lieut. Col. .military nperationsof.. 48 



WE'TctlR)T, Pinwi village 23 



Whale among Tlingit— 



clan name 399 



cre.st animal 416, 417, 423 



house-group name 401, 402, 404, 406 



in mythology 4.54 



mask of 436 



.source of personal names 422 



.Sec nho Killer whale. 

 Wheat iiniong Pima — 



magic growth 25&-2{)9 



preparation 68 



productioti 76,90 



straw used in basketry 134 



Wheeler, R. G., agent for Pima 34 



on i'ima irrigation 33 



WHlPrLE, EWRANK, AND TURNER — 



on Cherokee baptism 188 



on Indians in battle 202 



on Pima villages 20 



Whipple, Lieut.— 



on Pima musical instruments 167 



Pima vocabulary by 269 



Whirlwi.niis in Pimeria, pains cau.sed by.. 2fi5 



White. Ammi M., resident trader for Pima. 33,90 



capture of 48 



Pima vocabulary by 269 



White Ants, .svt- White People. 



White-eatek Woman in Pima song 290 



White Hat, Apache chief 46 



exploit of 5,') 



White .MEN in Pima mythology 221 



White I'eople. Pimagentes 197 



Whittemore, Kev. Isaac T,, on i'ima ,'i9 



Whorl uesion in Southwestern bas- 

 ketry 136-138,140 



Whyexan.UIm, e.xploitof 45 



Wioo, Mk.s, Tlingit interpreter, work of 419 



Wildcat in lima mythology 371 



Wild (;oi*rd — 



common along the Gila 91 



medicinal use by whites 79 



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125 



Wild gourd — Continued. 



Pima medicinal plant 



seedsa Pupago article of trade 



iSVc also Cucurbita, Gourd. 



Wild onion, Pima food plant 



Wiley, Doctor, pottery clay analyzed by.. 

 William II, King of Wukttemberg, in- 

 ternational Congress of Amer- 

 icanists received by xi 



Willow— 



frame work of Pima ki i,i4 



in basketry 235 



Wind— 



in I'ima mythology 239, 



219, 343-344, 348-349, 377 



in I'imasong 297-298 



303, 308, 314-315, 317, 324 



in Tlingit mythology 453 



Wind Magician— 



in Pima religion 2'>1 



in Pima song 291 



Witchcraft among Tlingit 409-471 



See also Medicine-men. 



WOLP— 



among Pima — 



in mythology 217 



among Tlingit— 



crest animal 415,420,423,455 



Haidaand Tlingit names for 476 



house-groujj name 404, 406 



in mythology 453,461,467 



mask of 436 



source of personal names 405, 



406, 407, 422 



Wolf I'hratry, Tlingit — 



'•lans 39.S-400 



crests 41.5-420 



ground shark connected with 4.58 



history 407-414 



personal names 422 



procedure at potlatches 435 



Wolverine among Tlingit— 



Haida and Tlingi t names for 476 



in mythology 4.53 



popular conception of 455-1.56 



Wooden artifacts, Pima — 



agricultural implements 97-99 



household utensils 99-102 



miscellaneous 103-108 



weapons 9,5-96 



Woods, I. C, stage line established by 32 



Woodworm among Tlingit — 



clan emblem 4c,4 



crest animal 408, 416-117, 465 



in mythology 454 



use of borings from 429 



Wool raised by Pima 29 



WooLSEY's (King) pinole treaty 50-51 



Worm— 



Pima medicine 265 



Tlingit house-group name 404 



iSVf also Woodworm. 



Wounds among Pima 268 



Wrangell, Tlingit town 397 



clans 409,410,411,416,423,435,436 



potlatches at 435 



