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SUBJECT INDEX 



693 



Mouse — Continued 



among the Tlingit 26 — continued 

 in witchcraft 471. 

 popular notions concerning 471. 

 source of personal names 422. 

 oeliefs concerning 11: 273. 

 in Menomini myth 14: 182. 

 skin, Eskimo toys made of 18: 345. 

 used to convey boy 32: 554. 

 Mouse Dance, Kwakiutl 35: 1018. 

 Mouse- Woman 35: 1163. 

 Mouse-wood, Indian use of, in weav- 

 ing 13: 23. 

 Mouth 



Indian 46: 243. 



Western Eskimo 46: 213-227, 243, 



249, 252. 

 See also Mouths. 

 Mouth-at-each-End 31: 59. 

 Mouth of Nass River, origin of name 



31: 100. 

 Mouthpiece for Eskimo drills 9: 



179. 

 Mouths 



Eastern United States pottery 20: 



62. 

 Florida pottery 20: 127. 

 Irociuoian pottery 20: 160 sq. 

 Middle Atlantic Coast pottery 20: 



151. 

 Northern pottery 20: 187. 

 See also Forms; Mouth; Rims. 

 Mouzon's Map, Cherokee towns on 



5: 143. 

 Mo wry, — , report on boundaries by 



18: 789. 

 Mowry, Lieut. Sylvester 



on American del)t to Pima 26: 19. 

 on gifts to Pima and Maricopa 26: 



31 sq. 

 on Pima in war 26: 165, 201. 

 on Pima irrigation 26: 32. 

 Mox. See Imox. 

 Moxic day symbol, discussion of 16: 



232. 

 Moxin. Sec Imox. 

 Moyer, C. D., mention of 46: 102, 



114. 

 Moytoy, ''emperor" of the Cherokee 



19: 35. 

 Mozee, B. B., mention of 46: 31, 



36. 

 Mozobodo, Ojibwa treaty signer 14: 

 28. 



Muache Uta land cessions and reser- 

 vations 18: 848, 892, 894. 

 Mucaias, appearance of, in Paliilii- 



kohti 21: 52. 

 Mucaias Mana 



derivation of 21: 126. 

 description of 21: 92, 93. 

 Mucaias Taka 



derivation of 21: 126. 

 description of 21: 92. 

 part taken bj^ in Pamiirti festival 

 21: 29. 

 Mucaisti 



description of 21: 30, 31. 

 See also Buffalo Dance. 

 Much 



pictograph for 10: 596. 

 signs for 1 : 446. 

 Muck Rose. Sec Maukekose. 

 Muckkahtahmoway. See Mackah- 



tahmoah. 

 Muckkose. See Maukekose. 

 Muckleshoot, population of 7: 105. 

 Miickleshoot Reserve 

 change in 18: 872. 

 establishment of 18: 818. 

 Mud 



plastering the head with, by Indians 



9: 475 sq. 

 symbolic use of 39: 164. 

 to withstand mosquitoes 38: §933. 

 walls of, in the southwest 23 : xxix. 

 Mud-Potato Clan, story concerning 



42: 109. 

 Mud-Puppy. See Water Dog. 

 Mudheads 



appearance of, in Hopi festivals 21 : 



46. 

 appearance of, in pictures of Hopi 



katcinas 21: 107. 

 participation in Powamu festival by 



21: 32, 33. 

 same as Tatcuktu 19: 631. 

 See also Clowns; Paiakyamxi. 

 Mudhen. See Gallinule. 

 Muddy Cove, Indian name for 43: 



244, 2.53. 

 Muequomota, Menomini treatj' com- 

 missioner 14: 21. 

 Mugs 



from Pueblo ruins, features of 22, 



i: 65 sq. 

 from Pueblo ruins, figures of 22, i: 

 64, 65, 66. 



