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SUBJECT INDEX 



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Spoon — Continued 



stirring paddle 38: § 378. 

 See also Paddles; Spoons. 

 Spoon-Baskets 35: 238, 756. 

 Spoons 



as marriage gifts 35: 777,890,891. 

 collection of Indian 3: 560, 575. 

 material used for 42: 689. 

 mention of 35: 330, 345, 349, 358, 



368, 407. 

 of horn 35: 570. 

 of horn, making of 35: 102-108. 

 of shell, deposited with the dead 2: 



199. 

 of shell, examples of 2: 198. 

 of shell, manufacture of 2: 198. 

 of the Eskimo 9: 104; 18: 65-70. 

 of the Nenenot 1 1 : 302, 306. 

 of the Omaha 13: 277. 

 of Unio shell 2: 198, 201. 

 Sikyatki, description of 17: 655. 

 tools used in making, by Eskimo 



18: 89. 

 See also Pottery; Spoon. 

 Sporobolus Wrightii 26: 116. 

 Sports 



amusements, games 38: p. 470-550 



(Chs. XXIII, XXIV). 

 athletic 45: 134. 

 discussion of 19: lxiii-lxviii. 

 of the Eskimo children 9: 383 sqq. 

 See also Athletic Sports; Games; 

 and names of various games and 

 sports. 

 Spots, decorative use of, in pictures of 



Hopi katcinas 21: 76, 103. 

 Spotswold, Alexander, treaty con- 

 cluded by 18: 568 sq. 

 Spotted Arm's Village, location of 



37: 51. 

 Spotted Coyote, leader in Indian war 



45: 371. 

 Spotted Horse 



an Arapaho chief 14: 956. 

 on the Sioux outbreak 14: 839. 

 on the Wounded Knee massacre 14: 

 885. 

 Spotted Tail, a Dakota chief 15: 



190. 

 Sprague, Senator Peleg 



policy toward Cherokee denounced 



by 5: 288. 

 speech by, on Georgia's laws affect- 

 ing Cherokee 19: 118. 



Sprague River, treaty of 18: 836. 

 Sprains, treatment for 42: 660. 

 Spray, H. W. 



acknowledgment to 19: 13. 

 East Cherokee teacher and agent 

 19: 176, 180. 

 Spread Leg. See Azul, Antonio. 

 Spreaders used with Eskimo bird nets 



18: 132. 

 Spreading Adder, myths and lore 

 concerning 19: 252, 253, 297, 

 436, 438. 

 Spring 



claim of *Hle'wekwe in regard to 



23: 456. 

 inhabited by a monster 32: 521. 

 member of party visiting, costume of 



23: 455. 

 sacred, use of water from, by Hopi 



katcinas 21: 76. 

 See also Springs. 

 Spring Basket for fi.sh 38: § 200, 



205. 

 Spring Beauty 



myth concerning 45: 511. 

 use of, as food 45 : 482. 

 Spring Canyon, ruins at 33: 165. 

 Spring Hook 38: § 195-199. 

 Spring Lily 33: 71. 

 Spring Place, establishment of mission 



at 19: 107. 

 Spring Traps of the Eskimo 18: 122 



sq. 

 Springer, E. L. 



assistance of 38: p. 18. 

 work of 36: 31; 37: 28. 

 Springerville, Ariz., pottery at 4: 



279, 291, 305, 353. 

 Springerville, N. Mex., ruins at 13: 



202. 

 Springfield, Col. W. W. 



acknowledgment to 19: 13. 



on East Cherokee in Civil War 19: 



169 sq. 

 took party of East Cherokee to 

 Confederate reunion 19: 170. 

 Springs 



belief concerning 47: 644. 

 ceremonial visit to, by war chiefs 



47: 46, 50. 

 Cherokee belief concerning 41: 



603. 

 importance of, in Hopi settlement 

 ceremonials 19: 592. 



