TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
CHAPTER I. 
THE KA-ROK. 
Physique — Dress— Money — Government — Marriage — Lack of virtue — Bastards — Division of labor — 
Kareya—Assembly chamber—Superstitious use of it—Doctors—Medical practice. 
CHAPTER II. 
THE KAROK—Continued. 
Dance of propitiation—Kareya Indian—Ornaments for the dance—Dance for salmon—Superstitions about 
hunting and fishing—Language—Burial of the dead—Petchiéri—Mentioning names of the dead— 
Burial of a child. . 
CHAPTER III. 
KAROK FABLES. 
Fable of the animals—Origin of salmon—Origin of fire—The coyotes dancing with the stars—Interpre- 
tation ef fables—Story of Klamath Jim—Resurrection of the dead. 
CHAPTER IV. 
THE YU-ROK. 
Habitat — Physique — Language — Dwellings — Industry and wealth — Villages — Basketry — Canoes — 
Quivers—Salmon-fishing—Food—Fishing for smelt—Sunset scenes—Berries and alge. 
CHAPTER V. 
THE YU-ROK—Continued. 
Weapons of war—Salmon Billy —A little adventure—Curiosity, dress, and habits —Customs of mar- 
riage—Dances—Bewitching the salmon—Wooden figures—Curious custom—Salutations—Burial of 
the dead —Size of the tribe —Great amount of salmon— The Yurok siren — A Yurok’s revenge — 
Foxes catching the sun. 
CHAPTER VI. 
THE TOL’-O-WA. 
Relationships—Prowess—A coast village—Partition of the coast—Avarice—Dances—Reverence for the 
dead — Location of heayen—Worship of the sun—Canoes—Origin of “‘ Wageh”—Legend of the 
flood. 
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