Part I. SUBJECT INDEX (continued 18)

researches of 14: XXXVIII; 16: XXVI, XXIX, XXX, XXXIII sqq., L, LIII, LIV, LX, LXII, LXVIII, LXXVII.

resignation of 25: IX.

Seri language recorded by 21: XXV.

sketch of J. Owen Dorsey by 15: 207.

sociologic studies of 23: XVI.

source of implement material traced by 15: 101.

study of Seri by 21: XIV, XVII.

work of 15: XXIV, XXVI, XXXI, XXXV, XLVI, LVIII, LIX, LXII, LXXIV, LXXX; 17: XL-XLV, LI; 18: XXVIII, XXXII, XXXVI-XLI, XLV; 19: XX, XXI, XXIX; 24: XII sq.

McGee, W. J., and Muñiz, M. A., memoir by, on primitive trephining 16: LXXXVIII sq., 3-72.

McGill, A. J., mortuary fabrics procured by 13: 30.

McGillicuddy, Dr. V. T.

management of Indians by 14: 845, 852.

on causes of Sioux outbreak 14: 831, 840.

on pictographs 4: 160, 177.

on Sioux outbreak 14: 888.

relieved as Indian agent 14: 828.

McGillivray, Gen. Alexander

an unofficial dictator of the Creek nation 42: 323.

busk described by 42: 583 sq.

effect of death of 42: 327.

endeavor to form Indian confederacy by 19: 72.

Indian name of 42: 324.

influence of, on Creek government 42: 324 sq.

information furnished by 42: 96.

innovations introduced by 42: 298.

law introduced by 42: 356.

life of 19: 209 sq.

means used by, to secure power 42: 325 sq.

mention of 42: 310.

power of 42: 40.

ransom of Mrs. Brown by 19: 65.

relations of, with the British 42: 325.

remonstrance against Creek raids to 19: 67.

McGillivray, Lachlan, father of Alexander 42: 326.

McGilvery, William, chief of a Chickasaw district 44: 212.

McGinley, Bishop, acknowledgment to 48: 9.

McGinnis’ Farm, flint on 44: 519.

McGlone Place, flint on 44: 519.

McGraney, Father ——, among the Flathead 45: 385.

McGuire, Joseph D.

acknowledgments to 15: 17; 29: 12.

caches found by 15: 79.

collection of 6: 1; 15: 89.

collection presented by 30: 22.

donation of pottery by 5: XXXVI.

early records of aboriginal technology collected by 23: XXXII.

on ancient steatite quarries 15: 107, 125.

on human remains on Jamestown Exposition site 26: XX sq.

on use of chisels in steatite working 13: 72.

rhyolite found by 15: 74.

technological researches of 23: XXXII.

work of 24: XXVI; 25: XX sq.; 26: XIII, XXV, XXVI.

work on American pipes by 20: 45, 99.

Mchemnito in Menomini mythology 14: 207.

McIlhenny, E. A.

material collected by 24: 104, 755.

mention of 46: 254.

on dice games, Eskimo 24: 104.

McIntosh, Clermont, treaty signed by, in 1837 17: 170.

McIntosh, J., survey by 18: 697.

M’Intosh, Lachlane

agent of Tennessee with Cherokee 5: 179.

commissioner to treat with Cherokee 5: 133.

McIntosh, Roly

first chief of Lower Creeks in the West 42: 330.

head chief of the Creek nation 42: 316, 320.

head chief of Lower Creeks 42: 315, 320.

McIntosh, Roly, 2d.

named by the first 42: 331 sq.

second chief 42: 331.

McIntosh, Gen. William

at Coweta 42: 309.

attitude of, during Creek war 19: 89, 90.

cession of reserve for 18: 708, 714.

head chief of Coweta 42: 328.

head chief of Lower towns 42: 315.

influence of 42: 328.

killing of 19: 134.

life of 19: 216 sq.

removal of Creeks after killing of 19: 385.

reservation for 18: 702.

speaker of the Creek nation 42: 329.

treaty signed by 19: 61.

McIntosh County, Ga., bowl from 20: 139.

McIntosh Family, wealth of 42: 333.

McIntosh Party, a name of the Lower Creeks 42: 68.

McKay, ——, mask from Bristol Bay collected by 3: 141.

McKay, Charles L., material collected by 24: 738.

McKee, Mrs. James, information furnished by 42: 666.

McKenney, R. T., treaty commissioner 14: 21.

McKenney, Thomas L.

chief of the Indian Bureau (1825) 19: 111.

on birds destructive to wild rice 19: 1027.

on Cherokee government 19: 107.

on Chippewa widow 1: 184.

on drowning of wild rice 19: 1099, 1100.

on scaffold burial 1: 161.

treaty commissioner 14: 27, 28.

McKenney and Hall

on battle of Horseshoe Bend 19: 96.

on Cherokee declaration of war against Creeks (1813) 19: 89.

on invention of Cherokee syllabary 19: 110.

on killing of Doublehead 19: 85.

on number of Cherokee in Creek war 19: 96.

on Osage-Cherokee troubles 19: 137.

on Prophet’s mission among Cherokee 19: 89.

on Sequoya’s ancestry 19: 109.

on Tahchee 19: 141.

on Tecumtha among Creeks 14: 687.

McKenzie, Gen. R. S.

attack on Cheyenne by 17: 211.

conveyance of Kiowa prisoners to Texas by 17: 332.

Kiowa name of 17: 211.

sale of Kiowa horses by 17: 340.

surrender of Comanche to 17: 214.

McKinley, Lieut. Ashley C., mounds photographed by 41: 67.

McKinley, William, on burial urns 1: 13.

McKinley, Pres. William, visit of, to Phoenix, Ariz. 26: 66.

McKoin, John J.

material collected by 24: 207, 682.

on ball race, Mohave 24: 682.

on hoop and pole, Mohave 24: 523 sq.

McLain, Miss L., acknowledgment to 14: 655.

McLaughlin, Major ——, Oglala roster 4: 174.

McLaughlin, James

advises against immediate arrest of Sitting Bull 14: 852, 854.

advises removal of Sitting Bull 14: 848.

effort of, to arrest Sitting Bull’s band 14: 860.

effort of, to arrest Kicking Bear 14: 847.

Indian police praised by 14: 859.

interview of, with Sitting Bull 14: 849.

on Sioux Ghost dance 14: 787.

on Sioux outbreak 14: 843.

Sitting Bull’s arrest arranged by 14: 855.

Sitting Bull’s removal advised by 14: 854.

McLean, Donald, genealogy of 45: 271 sq.

McLean, John, cited on Hudson Bay territory 11: 168.

McLean, John P.

cited 4: 250.

material collected by 24: 244, 734.

McLean Basin, towers in 40: 3.

McLennan, J. F., on primitive marriages 17: 284*.

McLeod, M. F. 46: 55, 139.

McLung, ——, grant of land to 18: 671.

McMahon Mound 2: 214, 292, 294, 298, 301, 303.

McMinn, Gov. Joseph

appointed Cherokee agent 5: 236.

commissioner for Cherokee treaty 5: 212, 216.

effort to cause Cherokee removal by 19: 105.

emigration under direction of 19: 103.

figures of, on Cherokee emigration 19: 106.

on Cherokee migration 5: 218, 223 sqq.

treaty signed by 19: 103.

McMurray, Boyd and Samuel, mounds on farm of, Tennessee 12: 368.

McNab, ——, at Eleazer William’s investigation 14: 24.

McNair, David, grave of 19: 221 sq.

McNeil, ——, sketch of pictographs by 25: 151.

McNeil, J. A.

archeologic work of, in Chiriqui 6: 14, 15, 20.

cited 6: 17, 22, 23, 27, 31, 40, 41, 43, 46, 107.

collection of relics from tombs of Chiriqui by 6: XLIX.

McNeill, Jerome, on absence of wild rice in Arkansas 19: 1029.

McPherson, Little Tulsa chief 42: 322.

McPherson, John, Canadian pottery collected by 20: 171.

McPherson, Roderick

resignation of 41: 95.

work of 41: 94.

McQuesten, ——, acknowledgment to 18: 22.

McSpadden, T. T., mounds on farm of 12: 372, 373.

McWhorter, L. V., petroglyphs reported by 10: 126.

Mdewakaⁿtoⁿwaⁿ; Mde-wakañ-toñ-wañ; Mdewakantonwan.

a Sioux division 14: 1058.

mention of 4: 173, 186.

population of the 7: 116.

sociology of the 15: 215.

Meacham, A. D.

on character of Columbia River tribal lands 14: 709.

on Smohalla religion 14: 711.

Meadow, ——, collection presented by 41: 116.

Meadow Lark

Cherokee name for 19: 281.

myth concerning 19: 467.

Meadow Parsnip, use of 44: 293, 344.

Meadow Rue, mention of 33: 80.

Meal

ceremonial grinding of 47: 314.

ceremonial use of 15: 270, 272, 273, 275, 277, 280, 283, 284, 285, 286, 294, 295, 297; 47: 31, 45, 46, 125, 275 sq., 499.

cones of, in Tusayan ceremony 16: 278, 279.

corn ground into, for Natackas 21: 71.

distribution of 23: 492.

grinding of, by Añya katcina manas 21: 73.

grinding of, in Corn festival 21: 94.

in Cipaulovi Snake dance 16: 285.

in Oraibi Snake dance 16: 293.

in Tusayan ceremony 16: 281, 282.

lines of, in Tusayan ceremony 16: 279 sq., 292.

offering of, in Powamû festival 21: 39.

ritual road made of 47: 276.

sacred, at Oraibi altar 16: 92.

sacred, preparation of 8: 256.

sacred, trail closed with 17: 596, 597.

sacred, use of, at Tusayan 14: 486.

sacred, use of, by Apache and Pueblo 9: 508-511.

sacrifice by the Hopi 17: 739.

sprinkling of snakes with 16: 295.

sprinkling of trees with 23: 520, 521.

symbolic use of, in Hopi festivals 21: 30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 41, 44, 56, 60, 69, 103, 107, 118, 121.

use of, by different peoples 9: 510-515.

votive, used in Pueblo house-building 8: 101.

See also Corn; Pollen; Prayer Meal.

Meal Bags of Tusayan, description of 16: 297.

Meal Circle

about Kisi 16: 288.

in Cuñopavi Snake dance 16: 289.

in Oraibi Snake dance 16: 295.

Meal Plaque, appearance of, in representations of Hopi katcinas 21: 69.

Meal Pouch, appearance of, in pictures of Hopi katcinas 21: 59, 65, 68, 76, 121.

Mealing Stones of Chiriqui 6: 25 sqq.

Meals

daily, of the Zuñi 23: 369.

of the Eskimo, manner of serving 18: 289.

of the Guiana Indians 38: § 274.

of the Omaha 3: 271 sqq.

time for, among the Indians 19: 1086 sqq.

See also Eating; Food.

Meander

adjustment of 41: 266, 267.

in design 41: 282, 283.

in ornament 4: 359.

interpretation of 41: 315 sq.

presence of life in 20: 113.

rectilinear linked, absence of, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 86.

use of, in decoration 20:

Eastern United States pottery 67.

Gulf Coast pottery 106.

Iroquoian pottery 163, 168.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 86, 100.

Ohio Valley pottery 185.

See also Decoration; Guilloche; Scrolls.

Meares, ——

cited as to masks 3: 106.

cited as to preserved skulls 3: 96.

Mearns, Edgar A.

on Verde Valley ruins 13: 186; 17: 535, 544, 546.

work by, cited 28: 186.

Measles

among the Dakota 4: 110.

among the Kiowa 17: 218, 219, 223, 342, 362, 379.

among the Kiowa Apache 17: 252.

among the Maricopa 26: 58.

among the Pima 26: 53, 58, 267, 268.

at Phoenix Indian school 26: 64.

epidemic of, among Flathead tribes 45: 316.

Indian treatment of 17: 274.

Kiowa treatment of 17: 362.

references to 27: 582, 620.

Measure, units of 20: LXI sq.

Measurement

Eskimo units of 18: 232 sqq.

terms used in 41: 393 sq.

Measurements

of depth in mounds, method of taking 12: 210.

of the Western Eskimo 46: 229, 238.

Measures

of distance 42: 454.

of length 42: 454.

of the Chickasaw 44: 245 sq.

used by the Pima 26: 92 sq.

Measuring Cords 9: 572 sq.

Measuring Worm in Pima mythology 26: 339, 351.

Meat

as food among Omahas 3: 303.

burned in new fire 42: 605, 606.

carrier, used by Eskimo 18: 73.

curing of 46: 581.

division of, after hunt 46: 531.

drying of 45: 240.

Eskimo method of preparing 18: 267.

offering of, in Powamû festival 21: 39.

preservation of, for food 44: 306.

sacred, of the Zuñi 9: 545.

Meath County, Ireland, cairn in 10: 171 sq.

Meatwho, a Mitaui synonym 14: 734.

Mechanic Arts

among the Cherokee 19: 104, 112.

among the East Cherokee 19: 166 sq.

Mechanical Devices

utilization of 20: XL sq.

See also Manufacture; Tools; Wheel.

Mechanics, principles of 20: XL-XLIII.

Mechecouquis. See Fox Indians.

Mechigme Bay

physical characteristics of people of 18: 27 sq.

tattooing by people of 18: 52.

umiaks used at 18: 218.

Mechling, W.

acknowledgment to 28: 225.

Malecite consonantic clusters from 28: 281.

on relationship among Algonquian languages 28: 289.

Meda Fulgida Girard, fish of Colorado Basin 26: 83.

Medal

of Greenville treaty 14: 671.

presented to Äpiatañ 14: 914.

presented to Carron 14: 18.

Medallion-like Ornaments, Iroquoian pottery 20: 163.

Medamarec land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Medewacanton; Medewakanton

a Sioux division 14: 1058.

See also Sioux, Medewakanton.

Medicated Baths, Guiana Indian 38: § 922.

Medical Practice

among savages 16: LXXXIX.

and exorcism, Fox Indian 40: 38, 51 sqq., 157, 159, 199, 201, 203, 205, 207.

influenced by the whites 42: 622.

methods of 42: 622-629.

of the Cherokees, plants used in 7: 322-331.

of the Indians, evils of 7: 39.

of the Mohegan 43: 264-270.

of the North American Indians 3: XXIX.

of the North American Indians, discussion of 5: XLVI, XLVII.

of the Zuñi 30: 39.

of the Zuñi 23:

Beast gods, use of, in 384, 385.

cholera infantum, massage treatment for 389 sq.

curvature of spine 390 sq.

hysteria 388 sq.

massage, use of, in rheumatism 390.

narcotics, use of 385.

pneumonia 387 sq.

primitive surgery 391 sq.

success of doctoress 385.

theurgists, confidence in 390.

use of antiseptics 385.

X ray and microbes, ideas of 385.

See also Diseases; Doctors; Medical Treatment; Medicine; Medicine-Men; Medicines; Priests; Shamans; etc.

Medical Preparation of the Menomini 14: 69.

Medical Prescriptions of the Midewiwin 7: 197-201, 226, 241 sq.

Medical Treatment

payment for 42: 623.

result of failure of 42: 626.

See also Medical Practice, and references there.

Medicinal Plants

of the Pima 26: 79 sq.

of the Zuñi 30: 39-64.

Medicinal Springs, reference to 29: 197, 549.

Medicine

a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 175.

administered by bird 32: 275.

administered to war chiefs 47: 49.

ancient Peruvian knowledge of 16: 11.

ceremonial use of 47: 122.

definition of 14: 105.

disposition of, after use 8: 259.

emancipation of, from religion 20: LI.

Eskimo 9: 422 sq.

evil, odor associated with 40: 38.

experts in 35: 644.

explanation of the term 43: 610 sq.

for bringing dead to life 32: 274.

for children 47: 218.

for the hunt 44: 240.

for war gens only 40: 159, 161.

from bright-colored flowers 47: 874.

fundamental control of 20: XLIX sq.

history of 20: L-LVII.

hunting, of the Menomini 14: 213.

instructions concerning 44: 326.

Iroquois myth giving origin of 2: 18.

Iroquoian myth giving origin of Seneca 2: 70.

meaning of term 21: 15, 16.

mystery in Potawatomi myth 14: 208.

mystic origin of 14: 89, 90, 92 sq., 119, 208, 209.

myths concerning 19: 250 sqq., 435 sq.

notable use of 47: 285.

plants used as 44: 322-368.

practice of 44: 263-272; 46: 422-426.

practice of, by jugglery 14: 140.

practice of, by Shakers 14: 761.

prayers for collecting 47: 830-834.

preparations of the Menomini 14: 153.

primitive 11: XXVIII, 269, 274, 325, 417, 427, 454, 495.

quantity prepared 44: 325.

rites of, before battle 15: 689.

sanctuario visited for 47: 244 sq.

season for gathering 44: 325.

secrecy concerning 44: 324.

signs for 1: 386.

size of dose 44: 329.

small dose 32: 491.

symbolism of 9: 582.

thaumaturgic 11: 75, 97, 104, 125, 134, 194.

to induce child-bearing 40: 337, 605.

to prevent conception 40: 329.

tribal, of the Cherokee 19: 396 sq., 503.

tubes for, in Navaho ceremonial 8: 241, 244, 246, 250, 257, 258, 264.

use of pottery in, by American aborigines 20: 25.

use of the word 46: 486.

used in ball game 14: 136.

used to kill witch 32: 555.

war, Indian beliefs concerning 19: 393 sq., 501.

Zuñi dancers bathe with 23: 566.

Zuñi, grinding of 23: 553 sq.

Zuñi, making of 23: 555 sq.

Zuñi, method of using 23: 560.

Zuñi, utensils used in 23: 554.

See also Disease; Jugglery; Magic; Medicine-Men; etc.; Medicines; Priests; Remedies; Shamans; Sickness; Thaumaturgy.

Medicine Animals, reference to 29: 43.

Medicine-Arrow

ceremony 14: 1026.

pictographs of 10: 503.

Medicine Bags

destruction of, during Shawano craze 14: 679.

in Potawatomi myth 14: 208.

of the Menomini 14: 75, 83 sq., 261.

of the Winnebago 14: 110.

origin of 14: 114.

reputed power of 14: 100, 102, 104, 111, 113, 156, 221, 262.

use of 45: 193.

use of, condemned by Känakûk 14: 694.

Medicine Ball, use of, in ball game 42: 462.

Medicine Bowl

and aspergill, in Walpi Snake dance 19: 983.

at Oraibi altar 16: 291, 292.

at Tusayan altar 16: 279.

carried in Oraibi Snake dance 16: 289.

in Cipaulovi Snake dance 16: 284.

in Oraibi Antelope dance 16: 292.

in Tusayan ceremony 16: 282.

of the Hopi 17: 681.

of the Zuñi and Hopi 17: 655.

use of 47: 280.

Medicine Ceremonies, time of 47: 529.

Medicine Cigarette, Navaho, preparation of 8: 258.

Medicine Clan, native name for 42: 115.

Medicine Cord, Apache 9: 550-558.

Medicine Creek, treaty of 7: 84; 18: 798.

Medicine Crow, portrait made of 34: 28.

Medicine Cult, prayers of 47: 782-835.

Medicine Dance

a religious society 37: 204.

admission to 37: 360.

description of 45: 387.

duties of bands of 37: 360 sqq.

five bands of 37: 359.

Kiowa 17: 204.

of the Cherokee 7: 337.

paper on, by P. Radin 37: 318.

purposes of 45: 186 sq.

Medicine Gods, Acoma supernaturals 47: 67.

Medicine Hat, Apache 9: 502 sq., 580 sq.

Medicine House, ruins of 43: 8.

Medicine Lance, Kiowa 17: 325.

Medicine Lodge

Mä´näbush’s injunction regarding 14: 199.

of the Kiowa 17: 242, 243.

of the Kiowa, mode of building 17: 280.

of the Menomini 14: 71, 255.

of the Menomini, construction of 14: 70, 113, 136.

of the Navaho, construction of 8: 237.

orientation of 14: 71, 86, 90, 113, 156.

treaty of 11: 957; 17: 181, 251, 320.

Medicine Lodge Creek, treaties of 18: 846.

Medicine Maker

office of 42: 620 sq.

power of 42: 621.

preparations of, for ball game 42: 462, 464, 465.

selection of 42: 620.

Medicine Man

and carrion crows, legend 30: 343 sqq.

garden of 42: 444.

of the Kiowa 17: 220.

of the Yuma, treatment of the sick by 41: 88.

on hunting party 42: 445.

pictographs of 10: 463, 464, 466.

power of 23: 414.

signs for 1: 380.

See also Doctor; Medicine Maker; Medicine Men; Piai; Priest; Prophet.

Medicine Men

account of 30: 327-353.

apprenticeship of 30: 338 sqq.

authority of 14: 111, 360.

basket of 30: 329.

belief in own powers of 30: 327.

bench of 30: 192, 330.

ceremonies performed by, for discovery of remedies 20: LIV sq.

classes of 42: 367.

costume of 47: 110, 113, 118.

definition of 4: 106, 107; 14: 980.

disease cured by 30: 345-353.

disposal of, when dead 9: 470.

dreams interpreted by 30: 341 sq.

duties of 30: 36, 37, 340-353.

education of 42: 367.

evil due to 30: 327 sq.

feats of magic performed by 47: 122 sq.

fees of 30: 327, 348, 351, 353.

food of 9: 470.

functions of 15: CX; 47: 124.

house of 30: 334.

influence of, over women 30: 353.

insignia of 30: 327, 329-333.

knowledge of 30: 338, 340, 343.

Kwahadk`, risks assumed by 26: 59.

manner of becoming 9: 453 sq.

marks of 30: 329.

names of 30: 306, 327 sq.

no organization of 9: 452.

obligation of 47: 108.

of the Apache, paper on 9: 433-603.

of the Eskimo 9: 422 sq.

of the Menomini 14: 66.

of the Pima 26:

account of 256 sqq.

burial of 193, 254 sq.

communication of, with dead 253.

magic of 182, 184.

paraphernalia of 80, 106 sq., 112, 195, 256, 302, 303.

preparation of warriors for warpath by 369 sq., 373.

purification ceremony of 187.

risks assumed by 43, 48, 50, 52, 55, 262.

treatment of disease by 260-267.

under control of night 254.

of the Tlingit 26:

account of 469 sqq.

burial of 430.

comparison of, with Haida medicine men 463 sq., 465.

in war 450, 465.

land otters associated with 456.

masks of 452.

offerings to 30: 327, 348, 351, 353.

ordeals of 30: 338 sqq.

origin of 30: 135, 336 sqq.

penalty for failure of, to cure disease 9: 466 sq.

position of, in Ghost dance 1: 916.

power of 47: 60, 110.

powers claimed by 9: 454-459, 462, 470 sq.

practice of, among Algonkian tribes 7: 151, 152, 154, 159.

propitiation by 30: 329.

respect for 30: 327, 328 sq.

restrictions on 30: 328, 340.

second sight of 47: 285.

sex of 30: 334.

spirits of 30: 266.

status of 30: 327 sqq.

succession of 30: 333.

who may be 9: 451-457.

See also Doctors; Dolls; Kickshaws; Magic; Medicine; and references; Priesthood; Priests; Rattles; Shamans; Theurgists.

Medicine Mixers, duties of 42: 552.

Medicine Rock, Mandan 11: 508.

Medicine Sack, description of 46: 498.

Medicine Societies

activities of 47: 528 sq.

altars of 47: 279 sq., 491.

ceremonies of 47: 265.

ceremony of joining 47: 109.

curing ceremony of 47: 531 sq.

discussion of 47: 264-268.

functions of 47: 52, 107, 264.

importance of 47: 125.

in retreat 47: 307.

initiation into 47: 529, 533 sq.

Laguna contribution to 47: 347.

method of securing members for 47: 111 sq.

names of 47: 107.

offerings made by 47: 529.

retreat observed by 47: 124, 301.

treatment by 47: 109 sqq.

See also Curing Societies; Medicine Society.

Medicine Society

of the Menomini 14: 66, 138.

See also Medicine Societies; Midewiwin.

Medicine Song

efficacy of 17: 276.

in Menomini ceremonial 14: 94.

Medicine Spring Prairie, Okla., medicinal spring of 42: 669.

Medicine Stick

Kiowa, origin of 17: 302.

sprouting of 17: 302.

Medicine Stone

Casa Grande 28: 130.

employment of, to bring rain 13: 111.

Medicine-tied-to-Tipi-Pole. See Gunpä´ñdama.

Medicine Water

preparation of 23: 552 sq.

ritual of making of 47: 295.

source of 29: 44 sq.

spraying throat with 23: 520.

use of 47: 280.

use of, in Navaho ceremonial 8: 255, 263, 269.

Medicine Women

arrangement of, in Menomini ceremonial 14: 83.

of the Indians 9: 468 sq.

Medicines

and charms, Tlingit 26: 445-448.

buried under fire 42: 545.

ceremony of taking 42: 582.

classification of 37: 254.

collection of 42: 552.

composing the adiloga 42: 607.

for horse and dog 45: 513 sq.

for stomp dance 42: 557.

formulas used for 37: 265 sq.

Indian tribal 17: 242.

known to secret societies 27: 459, 522, 559, 560.

making of 42: 563.

most popular 42: 710 sq.

of the busk 42: 578, 607 sq.

of the Coweta 42: 65, 67.

of the Creek 42: 639-663.

of the Creek, origin of 42: 50.

of the Eskimo 18: 268, 432 sq.

of the strong snake 42: 658.

of the Tukabahchee 42: 65, 67, 509.

of the whites, Indian use of 46: 581.

or fetishes carried on journeys by Omahas 3: 276.

plants used as 2: 335; 45: 293 sq., 455-477.

precedence in taking 42: 558.

preparation of, for busk 42: 569.

religious significance of 42: 608.

specimens of, from Tesuke 2: 414.

specimens of, from Zuñi 2: 372.

stench-earth, uses of 37: 259.

taken by fasters 42: 588.

taken on hunting party 42: 445.

use of 37: 171 sqq., 263; 45: 197.

use of, in ceremony 42: 552 sq.

See also Medicinal Plants; Medicine; Medicine Men; Palladia; Plants, curative; Taíme; War Physic.

Medidas 9: 572.

Medill, W.

on Catawba among East Cherokee 19: 165.

on East Cherokee censuses 19: 167.

Mediterranean Pottery

character of 20: 19.

symmetry of 20: 85.

Medium of Exchange, want of 38: § 819.

Medo Songs 4: 82 sqq.

Meek, ——, on De Soto’s route 19: 192, 193, 197, 198.

Meeker, Louis L.

material collected by 24: 180, 201, 364, 371, 391, 400, 416, 504, 505, 507, 530, 556, 638, 665, 681, 746, 750, 757, 759, 776.

on archery, Dakota 24: 391 sq.

on archery, Maricopa 24: 396.

on ball game, Maricopa 24: 681.

on bull-roarer, Oglala Dakota 24: 750.

on buzz, Oglala Dakota 24: 757.

on coasting, Oglala Dakota 24: 716.

on dice games, Cheyenne 24: 60.

on dice games, Oglala Dakota 24: 180.

on double ball, Maricopa 24: 665.

on foot race, Maricopa 24: 809.

on hair ornament, Cheyenne 24: 429 sq.

on hair ornament, Oglala Dakota 24: 429 sq.

on hand and foot ball, Cheyenne 24: 706.

on hand and foot ball, Winnebago 24: 708.

on hidden ball, Dakota 24: 364 sq.

on hidden ball, Maricopa 24: 371.

on hoop and pole, Cheyenne 24: 445 sq.

on hoop and pole, Oglala Dakota 24: 434 sq., 504, 505, 507.

on popguns, Oglala Dakota 24: 759.

on ring and pin, Cheyenne 24: 530 sq.

on ring and pin, Oglala Dakota 24: 529, 556.

on shinny, Oglala Dakota 24: 638.

on snow-snake, Cheyenne 24: 400.

on snow-snake, Oglala Dakota 24: 416.

on stick game, Piegan 24: 231.

on tops, Cheyenne 24: 734.

on tops, Oglala Dakota 24: 746.

Meeseequaguilch. See Dwamish.

Meeting Ceremony 45: 390.

Meetings, Secret 35: 1212.

Meewocs. See Miwok.

Megalithic House, naming of 41: 82.

Megaque, last battle of 10: 560 sq.

Megillis Hadjo

beliefs concerning 42: 615.

medical beliefs of 42: 644.

prophet of Tukabahchee 42: 615.

weather controlled by 42: 629 sq.

Meherrin

habitat and migrations of 19: 17.

joined by the Tutelo 7: 114.

Meibomia, species of, used medicinally 42: 663.

Meigs, ——, survey directed by 18: 671.

Meigs, J. A. 46: 232, 332, 333, 352.

Meigs, Gen. Return J.

aid given to missionary work by 19: 84.

commissioner for survey of Cherokee boundary 5: 181 sqq., 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 194, 196, 200, 201, 204, 210, 211, 218-231, 232, 374.

death of 5: 236.

delegation brought to Washington by (1898) 19: 106.

instructions to, to cause removal of Cherokee to the West 19: 101.

life of 19: 214 sq.

on Cherokee attitude in war of 1812 19: 89.

on Cherokee services in Creek war 19: 97.

on secret article of treaty of 1897 19: 86.

recommendations for Cherokee citizenship by 19: 114.

relations of, to the Cherokee 5: 231, 232.

treaties brought about by 19: 84 sq.

Meil, J. W., killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Meipontsky, a Monakan division 15: 164.

Melancholia, among the Pima 26: 268.

Melanesia

a probable source of migration to America 3: 147 sqq.

carvings of, similar to those in America 3: 147.

head preserving in 3: 94.

masks of 3: 148.

Melarejo, Captain ——, on slavery in Porto Rico 25: 23.

Melatolik 46: 198.

Melaz, Juan 14: 560.

Melbourne, Fla., investigations near 43: 14 sq.

Me-le, the Seminole 5: 489, 490.

Melette, Okla., old busk ground near 42: 218.

Melgosa, Pablo de

adventure of, at Tiguex 14: 496.

companion of Coronado 14: 477.

exploration of Colorado River canyons by 14: 489.

wounding of, at Cibola 14: 557.

Melia Azederach 33: 98.

Meliaceae 33: 98.

Mĕli´`lĕma, a Tenino synonym 14: 742.

Melilotus Alba 33: 91.

Melilotus Officinalis 33: 91.

Meline, Jas. F.

on San Cristóbal 29: 486.

on San Marcos 29: 552.

on Sandia 17: 584; 29: 527.

Mell, P. H., on wild rice in Alabama 19: 1028.

Mellen, ——, quoted on Barnstable’s Indian policy 18: 605.

Melody, development of 19: LXXI.

Melons

as food among Omahas 3: 306.

native American 14: 516.

Pima, article of trade 26: 94.

Pima, magic growth of 26: 258.

Pima, production of 26: 91

stories of, kept by Indians 14: 584.

See also Cantaloupe; Watermelon.

Melozey Creek, Little, mammoth remains in 46: 48.

Melville Peninsula crania 46: 288.

Membership of gens among Omaha 3: 225.

Membreno, Alberto

on the Honduras Chorti number names 19: 863.

on Moreno and Sumo numerals 19: 914.

on Similaton numerals 19: 916.

on Sumo, Paya, Jicaque, and Guajaquiro numerals 19: 915.

Mementos among northern Indians 11: 274.

Memmadgeen, a Wawenock chief 43: 174.

Memorial Images of the Eskimo 18: 317 sqq.

Memorizing 33: 312, 313, 316, 328.

Memory, impairment of 30: 276.

Memotway’s Band

cession of reserve by 18: 762.

reservation for 18: 742.

Memphis

surrender of Spanish post at 19: 81.

trails from 42: 816, 821.

Memphis-Bolivar-Pontotoc Trail 42: 821.

Memphis-Pontotoc and Mobile Bay Trail 42: 816-821.

Men

making of pipes by, Iroquoian province 20: 163.

Maya day symbol, discussion of 16: 250.

Seri, duties of 17: 273* sq.

See also Man.

Men of Mystery

personal names of 43: 157-160.

symbolic hair cut of 43: 92.

See also Noⁿ´-hoⁿ-zhiⁿ-ga.

Men of Mystery Gens

mention of 36: 133.

See also Ni´-ḳa Wa-ḳoⁿ-da-gi.

Menard, Dr. John, on Navaho burial 1: 123.

Menard, L., acknowledgment to 14: 655.

Menchero, map by, reference to 22, i: 19.

Mended Pueblo Pottery 4: 286.

Mendewahkantoan, habitat of 7: 111.

Mendez, Martin, See Porter Johnson Episode.

Mendieta, Gerónimo de

on Indian divination with corn 9: 533.

on Indian idols of flour or seeds 9: 526.

on Indian medicine-women 9: 469.

on work of friars in New Mexico 14: 401.

Mending of Baskets

mention of 41: 147, 179, 196 sq.

terms used for 41: 397.

Mendocino’s Reserve

discontinuance of 18: 850.

establishment of 18: 816.

Mendoça, Antonio de

on Sia 29: 517.

See also Mendoza, Antonio de.

Mendota, Minn., pictograph at 4: 189.

Mendota, Va., trail passing near 42: 759.

Mendoza, ——

Codex, numbers from 19: 939, 945 sqq.

on location of Totonteac 19: 599.

Mendoza, Antonio de

address to soldiers by 14: 478.

agreement of, with Alvarado 14: 409.

appointment of Coronado by 14: 474.

Cabeza de Vaca entertained by 14: 348.

complaints of, regarding arms 14: 540.

death of 14: 470.

disappointment of, on Coronado’s return 14: 401.

effect of administration of 14: 350.

endeavors of, to prevent Cortes’ expeditions 14: 369.

family of 14: 376.

friendship of, for Coronado 14: 476.

illness of 14: 551.

importation of cattle by 14: 375.

instructions from, for Niza 14: 354.

instructions of, to avoid trouble with Indians 14: 496.

interference with navigation by 14: 370.

investigation ordered by 14: 596.

Niza’s report to 13: 326.

petitions by, for right of conquest 14: 368.

plans of, for exploring expedition 14: 352.

right of, to explore, confirmed 14: 373.

report of, on Niza’s discoveries 14: 363.

unsuccessful expedition of, under Dorantes 14: 349.

Mendoza, Diego Hurtado de, explorations by 17: 51.

Mendoza, Juan Antonio de

attacks on Seri by 17: 75.

on Seri neglect of dead 17: 287*.

Mendoza, Juan Dominguez, on Jemez 29: 402.

Mendoza Codex

corn symbol in 16: 227.

mat symbol in 16: 246.

Menendez

establishment of fort by 19: 27.

on Pardo’s expedition 19: 28, 29.

Menguarez, Dolorita, reference to 29: 167.

Menispermaceae 33: 83.

Menispermum Canadense 33: 83.

Menominee, Menomini

amounts of wild rice harvested by 19: 1075 sqq.

culture hero of the 40: 375.

cure wild rice 19: 1066.

data on scalp and war dances of 40: 547.

dependence of, on wild rice 19: 1047 sq.

early description of 19: 1107.

eating wild rice 19: 1083, 1085.

fasting among the 40: 546.

first historic mention of 19: 1047.

games of the 24:

dice games 73 sq.

double ball 653.

hidden ball 343 sq.

racket 567 sq.

shinny 617, 622.

snow-snake 404 sq.

grave posts of the 10: 521 sq.

habitat of the 28: 290.

influence of wild rice on tribal organization of 19: 1090-1093.

investigation of the 14: XXXIII.

land cessions and reservations 18: 710 sqq., 716 sqq., 726-730, 742 sqq., 760, 780, 792, 816.

linguistic investigation among 28: 225.

mealtime of the 19: 1087.

meaning of tribal name 19: 1048.

memoir on the 14: L, 3-328; 15: LXXX.

music, work on, by Miss Densmore 47: 8 sq.

myths of the 10: 481.

population of the 7: 49; 19: 1049, 1108, 1109, 1110.

preparation of paper on 45: 11.

property right in wild rice 19: 1073.

researches among the 16: LII.

standard of life of 19: 1079.

studies of the 13: XXXI, XXXIX; 15: XXIII, XXVI, XXXI, XXXVI, XL, XLV, LXXIII.

territory occupied by the 37: 77.

thrashing of wild rice by 19: 1068, 1069.

tie wild rice 19: 1058.

time of year when they consume wild rice 19: 1087.

vocabulary of the, recorded 15: LXXXV.

wild rice gathered by 19: 1062, 1063.

wild rice thrashing stick 19: 1068.

winnowing wild rice by the 19: 1071.

work among the 43: 10 sq.

Menomini(ee) Language

certain forms of 28: 239.

consonantic clusters in 28: 283.

description of 28: 249-252.

examples in comparison with 28:

Abnaki 239, 283, 284.

Algonkin 243, 244, 245, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 271, 273.

Cree 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 259, 261, 267, 268, 269, 271, 279, 284, 286.

Cree-Montagnais 259, 261, 262, 273, 277, 278, 279, 286.

Delaware 239, 243, 244, 257, 260 sq., 267, 270, 273, 279.

Eastern Algonkin 257, 270.

Fox 239, 243, 244, 257, 259, 261, 262, 267, 270, 271, 272, 273, 277, 278, 279, 283, 284.

Kickapoo 259, 267, 272.

Micmac 273.

Minsi 239.

Montagnais 259, 261, 267, 279, 286.

Moose Cree 262.

Natick 239, 243, 244, 265, 268, 273.

Ojibwa 238, 239, 243, 244, 245, 257, 259, 261, 262, 267, 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 279, 283, 284.

Ottawa 245, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267.

Passamaquoddy 239, 243, 267, 283, 284, 286.

Penobscot 238 sq., 267, 283, 284.

Peoria 239, 244, 257, 259, 261, 262, 265, 267, 270, 271, 272, 273, 279, 283, 284.

Potawatomi 259, 262, 265.

Sauk 259, 267, 272.

Shawnee 239, 243, 244, 245, 257, 259, 261, 262, 267, 270, 272, 273, 279, 283, 284.

Stockbridge 290.

Turtle Mountain (Ojibwa dialect) 239.

independent mode in 28: 231, 259, 265, 268.

indicative mode in 28: 273.

noun endings in 28: 272.

pronunciation of 28: 227.

relationship of 28: 231, 238, 244, 289.

subjunctive mode in 28: 246, 269.

suppositive mode in 28: 273.

Menomini River

Menomini name of 14: 39.

wild rice in 19: 1033.

Menomini(ee)’s Band, reservation for 18: 740.

Menoquet’s Band

cession of reserve for 18: 762, 764.

reservation for 18: 742.

Menstruation

action of Zuñi women during 23: 303.

among the Kwakiutl 35: 521, 647.

among the Pima 26: 183.

beliefs concerning, Creek 42: 651.

beliefs regarding effect of 35: 608, 719, 733, 747.

customs concerning, Chickasaw 44: 220.

customs concerning, Creek 42: 356.

customs concerning, Isleta 47: 242.

customs concerning, Flathead 45: 382.

customs concerning, Okanagon 45: 288.

hut for women during 30: 250, 311 sqq.

in Cherokee myth and belief 19: 319 sq., 469.

inducing of 30: 52.

influence of 35: 1173.

irregularity in, remedies used for 42: 660, 662.

mythic origin of 14: 173.

ordeals at 30: 308 sq., 310 sq.

restrictions at time of 30: 199 sq., 241, 250, 311 sqq.

spirit amativeness at time of 30: 241, 248 sq.

See also Catamenial Customs; Puberty.

Mental Disorder, gestures in 1: 276.

Mentality, Western Eskimo 46: 83, 92, 94, 107, 134, 213-228, 240, 250.

Mentasta Pass, Indians 46: 124.

Mentha Canadensis 33: 112; 45: 475, 502, 503, 507.

Menthaceae 33: 111.

Mentuig, Father Juan

reference to 28: 56.

See also Rudo Ensayo.

Mentzelia Laevicaulis 45: 474.

Menunkatuck’s Squaw, reference to 18: 613.

Menzies, ——, acknowledgment to 34: 66.

Mercator, G., map by, cited 14: 403.

Mercer, H. C.

examination of quarry shops by 15: 52.

jasper quarries discovered by 15: 89, 140.

Mercer, Henry C., material collected by 24: 541.

Mercer, W. A., assigned as officer in charge at Indian Congress at Omaha 20: XVI.

Merchandising, element of 20: XLVI sq.

Meredith, ——

on adoption of Cherokee constitution 19: 113.

on John Ross 19: 114, 224.

Meredith Place, flint on 44: 509.

Meriño, Archbishop ——, archeological collection of 25: 17 sq.

Meriño Collection, mention of 34: 227.

Meriwether, D.

on Cochiti 29: 439.

on Pojoaque 29: 334.

on Sandia 29: 527.

on Sia 29: 518.

Mermaid, legends concerning 30: 251.

Merostachys sp., for basketry 38: § 100.

Merrell, Henry, on popular synonym for wild rice 19: 1023.

Merriam, Dr. C. Hart

assistance rendered by 47: 4.

collection of 24: 139.

material collected by 24: 139, 143, 596.

on dice games, Miwok 24: 143.

on dice games, Wiktchamne 24: 139 sq.

on racket, Miwok 24: 596 sq.

petroglyph photographed by 10: 61.

Merriam, Col. Henry C.

description of petroglyph by 10: 122 sq.

discovery of petroglyph by 4: 26.

operation of, against Big Foot 14: 865.

troops under, in Sioux outbreak 14: 850.

Merrick, J. L., cited on Mohammedanism 14: 932.

Merrill, G. P., reference to 44: 370.

Merritt, J. K.

cited 6: 14, 16, 49.

exploration of Bugaba cemetery by 6: 17, 18, 20.

Merriwether, ——

report on boundaries by 18: 789.

treaty concluded by 18: 849.

Merriwether, Gen. David

commissioner for Cherokee treaty 5: 209, 212, 216, 235.

treaty signed by 19: 103.

Merriwether, James, commissioner to extinguish Indian title in Georgia 5: 233, 235.

Mesa, Spanish soldier cured by quince juice 14: 538.

Mesa, Ariz.

railroad extended to 26: 64.

references to 28: 51, 55.

ruins near 28: 114, 116, 218.

Mesa Encantada, exploration of 19: XIII.

Mesa Verde, Colo.

antiquities of 28: 17.

cliff ruins of 16: 81.

collection from 41: 116.

cremation practiced at 28: 117.

lodge-houses of 28: 194.

pottery of 28: 139.

work done on 41: 27-31.

Mesa Verde National Park, Colo.

establishment of 27: 10.

mention of 30: 20, 22.

researches in 41: 4 sqq.

work in 29: 16 sq., 20; 37: 4 sqq.

Mesa Verde Region, Colo.

ruins of 27: 10.

ruins of, types of 39: 12.

Mesakkummikokwi in Potawatomi myth 14: 209.

Mescal

gathering and preparation of 26: 70.

in Pima mythology 26: 240, 249.

in Verde Valley caves 17: 550.

studies in use of 18: XXVIII.

See also Peyote.

Mescal Apache, Tewa name for 29: 575.

Mescal Ceremony, study of 15: XXXVIII.

Mescal Pits, description of 28: 116.

Mescal Rite, introduction of, among the Caddo 14: 904.

Mescalero Apache

absence of Ghost dance among 14: 805.

among Kiowa Apache 17: 246 sq.

Kiowa treaty with the 17: 165.

land cessions and reservations 18: 862 sqq., 870, 882, 906, 910, 922.

names for the 29: 574 sq.

population of the 7: 56.

study of language of 19: XXVI.

work among the 19: XVI.

See also Apache, Mescalero.

Mescali, native American liquor 14: 516.

Mescaltitan, Rancherias de, Anza expedition at 44: 47.

Mesh Sticks of the Eskimo 9: 312-315.

Me´she

younger brother of Bow Priest 23: 20.

Zuñi assistant 30: 37.

Meshik 46: 189.

Meshingomesia’s Band

partition of reserve for 18: 748.

reservation for 18: 774.

Meshkemau’s Village

cession of reserve at 18: 748.

reservation at 18: 674.

Meshon, a Mitaui synonym 14: 734.

Mesita, a Laguna stopping place 47: 349.

Meskeman. See Meshkemau.

Meskwakie, a synonym of Fox 40: 501.

Mesquabuch’s Band

cession of reserve by 18: 756.

reservation for 18: 740.

Mesquite

among the Pima 26:

article of trade 94.

beans of 66, 245.

dye from 125 sq.

food plant 68, 74 sq.

gum from 159.

leaves of 85.

medicinal plant 79.

native American fruit 14: 515.

occurrence of, in Seriland 17: 32.

Seri consumption of beans of 17: 207.

Seri use of fiber of, in making rope 17: 228* sq.

Message Sticks 10: 369 sqq.

Messages

by pictographs 4: 160-164.

Eskimo manner of delivering 18: 286.

Messenger

another name of Biäñk`i 14: 909.

of chief 35: 1051.

Messenger, Cherokee. See Cherokee Messenger.

Messengers, Kwakiutl 35: 427, 751, 753, 974.

Messiah

craze, among the Menomini 14: 63.

craze, reference to the 11: 544.

craze, responsibility of, for Sioux outbreak 14: 828, 831.

idea of, among various peoples 14: 658.

Indian interview with 13: XXXII.

See also Ghost Dance; Wovoka.

Messiter, Charles Alston, on hand game 24: 316, 317.

Messmer Garden Beds, location of 37: 99.

Metabolism, pleasures of 19: LIX sq.

Metal

a life symbol 36: 133.

Cherokee use of implements of, in pottery making 20: 56.

early introduction of vessel of, in eastern United States 20: 82, 173.

not found at Honaki 17: 571.

not found at Sikyatki 17: 649, 741.

not used in primitive trephining 16: 59, 60, 65.

occurrence of articles of, in Florida mounds 20: 120.

objects, from Tennessee 3: 446.

objects, in collection 3: 585.

objects, in old sites and burials 46: 173, 230, 363.

ornaments, Eskimo 18: 56.

tablets among the Creeks 17: 242.

taboo of, in Ghost dance 14: 798.

thimbles, Eskimo 18: 109.

work, chest ornament 38: § 751.

work, Guiana Indian 38: § 85, 86.

work, necklace 38: § 536.

Metal-pointed Arrow, Eskimo 18: 157, 159.

Metal Wi´-gi-e 36: 90 sq.

Metallic Stage of technic, definition of 17: 253*.

Metamorphosis

absence of belief in 27: 589.

Indian belief in 11: 493.

occurrence of 30: 149, 150 sq., 182, 184 sq., 199, 257.

power of, claimed by Indian medicine-men 9: 458 sq.

Metaphor

development of 19: LXXVII-XCI.

mention of 33: 322-325, 326, 328.

Metaphysics

definition of 20: CLXXXV.

nature and origin of 20: CXCII.

Metate

appearance of, in Corn festival 21: 93, 94.

appearance of, in Hopi festivals 21: 44, 94.

development of 20: XV.

from Pueblo ruin, cut showing 22, i: 184.

going out of use 47: 212.

used as roof drain 8: 154, 155.

Metates

burial of, with women and girls 22, i: 103 sq.

Casa Grande 28: 126, 128.

collection of 3: 521.

found in Awatobi 17: 625, 626.

found in Honanki 17: 571.

found in House of Mysteries 41: 572.

found in Sikyatki graves 17: 731.

found near graves 41: 546.

in cavate lodges 13: 223.

mention of 22, i: 160.

of Chiriqui, nature and use of 6: 25 sqq.

or grinding stones, how arranged in Pueblo houses 8: 109, 110, 210, 211.

rites connected with 41: 536 sq.

stone, from Tesuke 2: 410.

stone, from Wolpi 2: 376.

stone, from Zuñi 2: 340.

wooden, remains of 41: 535.

See also Metate; Mortars.

Metcalf, J. N., inclosure on land of, New York 12: 509.

Metempsychosis

absence of belief in 27: 589.

Indian belief in 11: 484.

See also Souls; Transmigration of Souls.

Meteor, a man-being in Iroquoian cosmology 21: 174.

Meteoric Display, Kiowa record of 17: 260.

Meteorology in Tewa conception 29: 53 sq.

Meteors

beliefs concerning 42: 478.

Cherokee name for 19: 442.

in Menomini myth 14: 210.

observed by the Pima 26: 38, 47.

pictographs of 10: 722 sqq.

recorded 4: 111, 136 sq., 138 sq.

See also Star.

Meteowwee, a Mitaui synonym 14: 734.

Metham, Pren, flint quarries on land of 12: 457.

Metham Place, flint on 44: 508 sq.

Methodical Signs of deaf-mutes 1: 362.

Methodist Missionary Society, purchase of land from 18: 810.

Methodists

account of 14: 939.

work of, among the East Cherokee 19: 166.

Methods of Research 25: 19 sqq., 26.

Methow

a Mitaui synonym 14: 734.

land cessions and reservations 18: 856, 858.

Metosinia’s Band

reservation for 18: 774.

See also Meshingomesia’s Band.

Mettamicont, Richard, sale of land by 18: 595.

Metz, C. L., on burial mounds 5: 49.

Meuse, James

material collected by 24: 78.

on dice games, Micmac 24: 79.

Mexican

and Hopi ceremonies, comparison of 15: 259.

antiquities, publication on 27: 9.

calendar 3: 32.

calendar and numerical systems 21: XXXI.

characters, absence of, in pottery of Hopewell mounds 20: 194.

characters, connected with signs 1: 357, 375, 377, 380, 382.

characters, suggestions of, in Gulf Coast pottery 20: 113.

codices, relative excellence of Hopi pictures and 21: 15.

codices, suggestion from, in studying symbolism 21: 13.

days, list of 3: 32 sqq.

influence on place names 29: 97.

labrets 3: 85.

manuscripts, Maya and 3: 1-65.

maquahuitl, description of 13: 144.

masks 3: 104.

pictographs 4: 38, 169.

pottery head 4: 409, 411.

sorcerers 14: 138, 150 sq.

stone-chipping 13: 139, 142.

symbols of the cardinal points 3: 47.

Tewa name for 29: 575.

tribes, classification of 21: XXIII, XXIV.

See also Maya; Mexicans; etc.

Mexican and Central American

archeological section 12: 523.

pictorial writing 10: 665.

Mexican and Mayan Antiquities, history and calendar systems of 24: XXXII.

Mexican Antiquities by Lord Kingsborough, cited 6: 266, 267.

Mexican Archives, reference to 28: 16.

Mexican Boundary Survey, reference to 28: 66.

Mexican Emperor Ahuitzotzin, pictograph for 10: 134 sq.

Mexican Government, work on Cempoalan ruins by 25: 234.

Mexican Language, Kinai bears analogies to the 7: 86.

Mexican National Museum, collection of Mexican pottery in 20: 20.

Mexican Tribes

language of, study of 22, i: XXXI sq.

See also Mexicans; Mexico.

Mexican Words, superstitions regarding use of 23: 111.

Mexican Years and days in calendar order 19: 936 sqq.

Mexicans

conventional pictograph of 10: 656.

customs of, pictographically illustrated 10: 542-547.

disliked by Tewa 29: 97.

games of the 24: 794.

hieroglyphic records of 10: 567.

how regarded by the Zuñi 13: 338.

ideographic illustration of smallpox by 10: 589.

ideographic illustration of snow by 10: 606.

in fight with Tewa 29: 258.

Isleta borrowings from 47: 347.

Isleta contact with 47: 205.

Kiowa capture of 17: 173.

Kiowa fights with 17: 269, 271.

Kiowa name for 17: 269.

Kiowa raids on settlements of 17: 164, 165.

Kiowa war parties against 17: 281, 302.

method of preparing accounts by 10: 264.

military insignia of 10: 431 sq.

mythic figure of (Ahuitzotl) 10: 488.

not mound builders 12: 18.

personal names of 10: 460.

stealing of Sun-boy’s horses by 17: 340.

superstition of 10: 500.

symbolic colors for cardinal points of 10: 625.

symbolic colors in the codices of 10: 636.

symbols of 10: 613 sq., 644.

trade of, with Pima 26: 97.

treatment of snakebites by 26: 264.

Zuñi explanation of the presence of 23: 29.

Mexico, Gaspar de, native ally of Coronado 14: 536.

Mexico

absence of characteristic decorative designs of, Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 20: 86.

alleged Cherokee agreement with 19: 144 sq.

ancient ball game of 25: 84.

ancient inhabitants of 28: 33, 57, 59, 152.

and Central America, linguistic data on 24: XVIII, XXXII.

animal figures on knife handles of 46: 174.

Aztec inscription from 10: 133 sq.

bulletin on languages of 30: 19.

character of pottery of 20: 20.

Cherokee in 19: 146.

classification of languages of 23: XXXIV.

coiled pottery from 4: 277.

collection from 19: XXXIX; 20: XXIV.

copper bells from 28: 148.

eastern, antiquities of 28: 13.

eastern, archeological reconnaissance in 25: XXIII sq.

eastern, researches in 27: 8.

evidence that stamp decoration is not derived from 20: 122, 123.

Fewkes’s explorations in 26: XIV sq.

field work in 18: XXIX; 22, i: IX, XI sq.

figurines resembling those of, South Appalachian group 20: 41.

functional scope of pottery of 20: 24.

grant to Cherokee by 19: 143.

hieroglyphic records of, work on 22, i: XXXVI.

Kiowa raids into 17: 173, 276, 282, 293, 300, 306, 337.

linguistic families of 30: 23.

linguistic work in 8: XX, XXI.

memoir on numeral systems of 19: XLIV sq.

mention of 42: 40.

migration from the north 28: 153.

migration of art features from 20: 81.

mound builders in Gulf States 25: 231.

need of investigation in 41: 105.

northern, architecture of 28: 155.

office work on material from 20: XXII.

papers on ancient writings of 23: XXXVIII.

petroglyphs in 10: 131-136.

possible borrowing, Mississippi Valley color decoration from peoples of 20: 52.

possible influence of distance from, on pottery 20: 145.

pottery of 28: 137.

probable contact of northern peoples with nation of 20: 42.

proposed Cherokee emigration to 19: 155 sq.

range of form of pottery of 20: 85.

resemblance of Lower Mississippi Valley pottery to that of 20: 102, 104.

ruined buildings of 25: XIII.

serpent images of 28: 122.

slavery in 25: 25.

southern, pottery of 28: 156.

stone yokes and collars of 25: 167.

terracotta head from, resembling death’s-head vases of Middle Mississippi Valley group 20: 98.

use of earthenware whistles and rattles in 20: 35.

work in 19: XVI, XVII.

See also Aztec; Chihuahua; Maya; Sierra Madre.

Mexico City

in 1556 14: 363, 375.

trail to 42: 823, 829.

Mexico, Gull of. See Gulf.

Mey, C. J., settlement by 18: 576.

Meyer, Dr. A. B., acknowledgment to 26: XII.

Meyer, J. 46: 49.

Mezo, William S., killed at Wounded Knee 14: 872.

Meztitlan, day symbol of the 16: 252.

Miami

games of the 24:

hidden ball 344.

racket 563, 569.

stick games 231.

tossed ball 708.

land cessions and reservations 18: 654 sqq., 662 sqq., 668, 676 sqq., 692 sqq., 716, 752, 772-776, 794, 856, 862, 906.

linguistic manuscript on 30: 24.

opposition of, to Tecumtha 14: 684.

population of the 7: 49; 19: 1108, 1109, 1110.

stone wrist-guards of 13: 117.

study of the 30: 19, 21.

territory occupied by the 37: 77.

work among the 17: LIII.

Miami (Eel River Band), land cessions and reservations 18: 654 sqq., 662 sqq., 668, 676 sqq., 720.

Miami Bay, treaty of 18: 734.

Miami-French Dictionary

copy of 37: 26.

work on 32: 29.

Miami Language, relation of, to Peoria 28: 270.

Miami-Peoria Dictionary, translation of part of 36: 28.

Miami River

Seminole settlement 5: 477, 478.

treaties of 18: 650, 684, 688.

Miami River Ottawa, treaty with 18: 748.

Miami Valley

mound burial in 1: 120.

pottery 20: 184 sqq.

pottery, probable gradation of East Tennessee pottery into 20: 182.

Miantonomi, sale of land by 18: 620 sqq.

Miantonomoh, allied to Nehantic 43: 217.

Mica

deposit of 29: 158.

Eskimo ornaments made of 18: 54.

plates, finding of, in Pueblo ruins 22, i: 111.

plates, frauds 4: 247.

Tewa name for 29: 581 sq.

use of, as tempering material 20:

eastern United States pottery 48.

Middle Mississippi Valley pottery 84.

Gulf Coast pottery 111.

South Appalachian pottery 138.

use of, in inlaying, eastern United States pottery 20: 52.

use of, in utensil making 15: 105.

See also Materials; Selenite.

Micajah or Big Harpe, reference to 42: 805.

Mice Comrade’s Dance, description of 46: 564.

Micer Pogio, reference to 14: 571.

Michabo, story of 42: 709.

Michaëlius, on Algonkin sign 1: 324.

Michaux, ——, on scientific synonym for wild rice 19: 1029.

Michaux, R. V., exploration of mound on farm of 1: 12.

Michelson, Dr. Truman

acknowledgment to 41: 494; 48: 29 sq.

appointment of 31: 17.

contributor to Bureau 48: 1189.

ethnologic research by 32: 20.

memoir by 28: 22, 221.

mention of 32: 9.

papers by 34: 25; 42: 16; 43: 15; 44: 16.

reference to 43: 206, 210, 215, 216, 222, 281.

studies among Sauk and Fox of 38: p. 9.

systematic research of 33: 24.

work of 31: 17; 34: 15 sqq.; 35: 22 sq.; 36: 17 sq.; 37: 16 sq.; 38: p. 9 sqq.; 39: 18 sqq.; 40: 9 sq.; 41: 11 sq., 27, 34 sq., 57 sq., 83 sq., 106 sq.; 42: 7; 43: 6 sq.; 44: 4 sq.; 45: 2 sq.; 46: 3 sq.; 47: 2 sq.; 48: 6 sq.

Michigamia land cessions and reservations 18: 664, 692, 742.

Michigan

ancient copper mines in 14: XXXV.

character of pottery of 20: 22.

early tribes of 30: 20.

explorations in 11: XXVI; 12: 516-519.

pottery of 20: 188, 191 sq., 193.

work in 9: XXVI.

Michigan Historical Society, Pontiac manuscript deposited with 14: 663.

Michilimackinac or Michillimackinac

cession of land at 18: 656.

siege of 14: 18.

treaty of 18: 700.

Michoacan

journey of Mendoza across 14: 478.

or Tarascan number names 19: 874.

province in New Spain 14: 473.

Michopda land cessions and reservations 18: 784.

Mickkesawbe, reservation at 18: 704.

Micksucksealton, a Kutenai band 14: 731.

Miclantecutli 1: 229, 232.

Micmac Indians

birch-bark pictographs by 10: 201.

catechism of 10: 667 sq.

games of the 24:

dice games 74-80, 97.

European games 792.

football 698.

quoits 722.

ring and pin 528.

hieroglyphics of the 10: 666-671.

insignia dress and marks of 10: 424-429.

linguistic investigations among 28: 225.

Lord’s Prayer, as written by 10: 669.

medicine lodges of 10: 509 sqq.

mourning colors of 10: 629.

notice of direction by 10: 341.

pictographs of fishing by 10: 530 sq.

pictography of the 14: XXXII.

population of the 7: 49.

reference to 28: 290.

rock scratchings of, imitated 10: 218.

tribal emblems of 10: 379.

various printed words of 10: 670.

western Newfoundland colonized by 7: 58.

work on pictographs of 10: XII.

Micmac Language

conjunctive mode in 28: 245, 260, 269, 272, 279.

description of 28: 280, 281, 283 sqq., 287 sqq.

examples in comparison with 28:

Abnaki 238.

Algonkin 272, 273.

Central Algonquian 249.

Delaware 238, 256, 273, 279.

Fox 238, 245, 249, 256, 260, 272, 273, 279, 283.

Menominee 273.

Natick 238, 269, 273, 279.

Ojibwa 238, 256, 269, 273.

Ottawa 273.

Peoria 238, 245, 256, 260, 272, 279.

Potawatomi 273.

Shawnee 238, 256, 272, 279.

Stockbridge 238.

indicative mode in 28: 269, 289.

pronunciation of 28: 228.

relationships of 28: 289.

subjunctive mode in 28: 245, 269.

suppositive mode in 28: 273.

Micoñinovi Snake ceremony at 16: 273.

Micrampelis Lobata 33: 129.

Midawan, a ceremony of initiation 1: 122.

Mid-day Songs 39: 318-321.

Middens

Argyle 34: 92.

Guiana Indian 38: § 773.

Oberland 34: 92.

of Barbadoes 34: 81 sq.

of St. Kitts 34: 159.

of St. Vincent 34: 91 sq.

Salt River 34: 167.

See also Mounds; Shell Heaps.

Middle Atlantic Province

extent of 20: 147.

occurrence of pottery resembling that of, in South Appalachian province 20: 133, 137, 144.

pottery of 20: 145, 158.

relationship of pottery of 20:

to Maine pottery 179.

to Northwestern pottery 194.

See also Potomac-Chesapeake.

Middle Memphis-Pontotoc Trail 42: 819 sqq.

Middle Mesa

Awatobi migration to 21: 104.

derivation of Natackas of 21: 71.

effigies at pueblos of 21: 51.

of Hopi country, reference to 19: 579.

ruins at 17: 581, 582.

Snake dance, most primitive form 19: 986.

Middle Mississippi

mounds 5: 11.

province, pottery in 4: 369-426.

Middle Mississippi Valley

extension of textile-marked ware into 20: 195.

moistness of soil of 20: 82.

occurrence of death’s-head vases in 20: 39 sq., 96 sqq.

occurrence of engravings of human head on shells in 20: 138.

occurrence of salt-making vessel in 20: 28.

occurrence of trowel-like implements of clay in 20: 39, 99 sq.

physiognomy of potters of 20: 82.

pottery of 20: 80-101.

recent practice of potter’s art in 20: 82.

See also Mississippi Valley.

Middle Mississippi Valley Pottery

area covered by 20: 20, 21, 130.

chronology of 20: 82.

color of 20: 84 sq.

collection of 20: 80.

culture stage of makers of 20: 82 sq.

decoration of 20: 86, 100 sq.

distinguishing characters of 20: 86.

examples of 20: 87-101.

finish of 20: 84.

forms of 20: 85 sq., 87.

geographic distribution of 20: 80 sq.

material and manufacture of 20: 83 sq.

occurrence of pottery resembling, in Ohio 20: 184.

peoples concerned in 20: 81-84, 143.

pipes 20: 45, 98 sq.

preservation of 20: 82.

resemblance of Gulf pottery to 20: 104, 106.

resemblance of Lower Mississippi Valley pottery to 20: 101, 104.

resemblance of Missouri Valley pottery to 20: 194, 199.

sources of information concerning 20: 87.

uses of 20: 83.

Middle-of-the-World

ceremonial testing of the 13: 429.

Zuñi determination of 13: 428.

Zuñi search for 13: 390, 398, 415.

Zuñi symbolism of the 13: 373.

Middle People of Zuñi mythology 13: 427.

Middle Place, finding of 23: 44, 46.

Middle Sites

occurrences of pottery on 20:

Florida Peninsula 120 sqq.

Northern and Middle Atlantic States 151, 175.

See also Occurrences.

Middle Tennessee Chickasaw Trace 42: 811.

Middle Tennessee Trails 42: 833-851.

Middle Village Chippewa, reservation for 18: 810.

Middlesboro, Ky., trail passing 42: 797.

Middleton, James D.

appointment of, as assistant 12: 19.

calls attention to bundled skeletons in mounds 12: 529.

examination of Selsertown mounds by 12: 265.

explorations by 5: XX, XXI, 14; 11: XXVI; 12: 440, 571.

fails to find certain inclosures 12: 415.

field work of 6: XXVI sq.

finds stone graves of southern Illinois to be in part comparatively recent 12: 136, 608.

indebtedness to, acknowledged 12: 25.

observes evidence of skeleton burial 12: 637.

observes evidence of use of fire by mound-builders in burial ceremonies 12: 678.

petroglyphs reported by 10: 80, 81.

reports survey of the Hopeton works 12: 472.

resignation of 11: XXVI.

survey of ancient work by 12: 92, 181, 263, 414, 461, 472, 481.

survey of Elephant mound by 12: 92.

work of 7: XVII, XVIII; 8: XX, XXIV; 10: XI.

Middleton, Jeff, mound opened by 5: 20.

Midē or Mide

charts of, description of 7: 165, 174-183, 185 sqq.

class of shamans, relative importance of 7: 156.

combined with adoption feast 40: 357.

how elected 7: 160, 163 sq.

lodges, ceremonies of 10: 508.

rites, birch-bark roll of 10: 202 sq.

therapeutics of 7: 197-202.

Midē Society. See Midewiwin.

Midewigan or Grand Medicine Lodge, description of 7: 187 sqq., 224, 240, 255 sqq.

Midewiwin, or Grand Medicine Society of the Ojibwa

ceremonial chant of 10: 232-246.

ceremonies of first degree 7: 189-224.

ceremonies of second degree 7: 224-240.

ceremonies of third degree 7: 240-255.

ceremonies of fourth degree 7: 255-278.

ceremony of initiation into 7: 187-196, 202-286.

degrees in 7: 164.

dress and ornaments used in dances of 7: 298 sq.

drums used in ceremonies of 7: 238.

future of 7: 299 sq.

initiation into, by substitution 7: 281-286.

investigation of 10: XIII.

magical practices of 7: 204 sqq.

medicine practiced by 44: 322.

mention of 14: 67.

paper on 7: 143-300.

payments made to priests of 7: 225.

pictography of 7: 286-289.

purposes of 7: 151.

records of 7: 164 sq.

songs of 7: 193-196, 202 sq., 207-210, 216, 218 sq., 227-230, 232 sq., 239 sq., 243 sq., 246-251, 253 sq., 259 sqq., 263 sq., 266-273, 282-286, 289-297.

use of tobacco in ceremonials of 7: 231, 248 sq.

Midjistega, stories told of 37: 254, 255-258.

Midwife

among the Kwakiutl 35: 650, 651.

office of 46: 516.

pay of 35: 670.

Migis, Indian charm or token, forms and uses of 7: 191, 192, 215, 217 sq., 220, 236, 251, 265.

Migration

character of Pueblo 19: 644, 645, 648.

effect of, upon language 7: 141.

effect of, upon Pueblo architecture 8: 15.

from Asia, inevitable 46: 93, 96.

from Laguna 47: 348 sq.

in America indicated by customs 3: 146, 151.

in the Gulf States 12: 719.

legend, Eskimo 18: 516 sq.

legend, Mohegan-Pequot 43: 216 sq.

legends, Chickasaw 44: 174-179.

lines of 12: 525.

myth, Acoma 47: 142-147.

myths of the Sia 11: 41.

of Hopi clans 17: 577.

of Siouan tribes, westward 7: 112.

of the Asanymu of Tusayan 8: 30.

of the Assiniboin 46: 395 sq.

of the Bear people of Tusayan 8: 20.

of the Ȼegiha tribes 3: 211 sqq.

of the Cherokee 19: 17-21.

of the Eskimo 11: 203; 46: 265.

of the Horn people 8: 18, 19.

of the Kiowa 17: 152, 311.

of the Kiowa Apache 17: 247.

of the Omahas 3: 213 sq.

of the Tusayan 8: 17.

of the Zuñi 30: 35.

of tribes 46: 405 sq.

of Tusayan Water people 8: 31, 32.

Pueblo, how affected 13: 258.

Pueblo, influence of water supply on 19: 645 sq.

record of 10: 566, 567.

regulations, Wyandot 1: 64.

to America, prehistoric 3: 146-151.

tradition of the Hopi 13: 188.

traditions of the Cherokee 19: 428 sq., 453.

traditions of Tusayan, memoir on 19: XXXIX sq.

Yukon 46: 83.

See also Emergence; Migrations; Sacred Myths.

Migrations

along Great Indian Warpath 42: 757.

cause of 45: 321.

Coeur d’Alêne, no record of 45: 40.

early, in Southwest 28: 153, 157-160, 218 sq.

extent of, of various tribes 14: 345.

of the Okanagon 45: 213.

of the Omaha 27: 72, 75.

of tribes 45: 316-325.

of tribes, study of 22, i: XVIII sq.

Siouan 37: 49 sq.

southern, of the Menomini 14: 218.

value of pottery in study of 20: 18, 19, 21 sq.

Winnebago 37: 49-52.

See also Migration.

Miguel

aid rendered by 17: XLII, 14.

Pima chief 26: 21.

Miha´ke Nikashiha Group (Quapaw) 27: 68.

Mije or Mixe

number names of 19: 873.

See also Mixe.

Mi´kaçi Group of Moⁿ´thiⁿkagaxe gens 27: 172.

Mi´kaçi Songs 27: 416-420.

Mikalgi

application of the name 42: 288.

office of, description of 42: 290 sqq.

Mikasuki

a Seminole Red town 42: 257.

allocation of clans in beds at 42: 201-204.

arrangement of square ground of 42: 235, 294, 295.

burial customs of 42: 396.

clan councils of, unobtainable 42: 127.

clans of, furnishing chiefs and henihas 42: 193, 194.

clans, phratries and moieties of 42: 161 sq.

dances known by 42: 524.

dances of 42: 528, 530, 531, 533 sq.

medicines used by 42: 608.

mourning customs of 42: 379.

plan of ceremonial ground of 42: 235, 296.

position of beds at 42: 199.

Mika´toⁿke River. See Des Moines River.

Mike´nitha, group under, account of 27: 178, 179 sqq.

Mi-k’iⁿ´ Gens, personal names of 43: 153 sqq.

Mi-k’iⁿ´ Wa-noⁿ

a gens of the Ṭsi´zhu division 39: 84.

a war gens 39: 243.

mention of 39: 177, 178.

symbol of 39: 50.

Mi-k’iⁿ´ Wa-noⁿ Gens, wi´-gi-e of 36: 122 sq.

Miko

chief executive of the Creek tribe 42: 276.

clans furnishing 42: 280.

duties of 42: 277-280.

head, council of 42: 295.

installation of 42: 282 sq.

peace made by 42: 441.

selection of 42: 281 sq., 284 sq.

stone under bed of 42: 545.

theoretical position of 42: 279.

usually associated with peace 42: 277.

Miko Apokta, principal subordinate chief 42: 286.

Miko Hatki, chief of Tulsa 42: 331.

Miko Hoyanīdja

a busk medicine 42: 547.

use of 42: 607, 617, 655.

Mikonotunne

games of the 24:

shinny 623.

stick games 236.

Milan Convention, on instruction of deaf-mutes 1: 307.

Miles, Agent ——, on outbreak of 1874 17: 201.

Miles, Gen. Nelson A.

a Ponca commissioner 15: 192.

campaign against Kiowa by 17: 210.

destruction of Indian village by 4: 117.

in Nez Percé war 14: 714.

Indian operations under 17: 212.

on aspect of Wounded Knee affairs 14: 874.

on causes of Ghost dance 14: 816.

on causes of Sioux outbreak 14: 826, 833, 843.

on dispatch of troops in Sioux outbreak 14: 852.

on mortality at Wounded Knee 14: 870, 871.

on reduction of Sioux rations 14: 827.

on Sitting Bull 14: 861.

operations of, in Sioux outbreak 14: 850, 882, 887, 888, 890.

opinion of, on Sioux excitement 14: 849.

Milfoil 33: 134.

Milford, ——, on Taskigi among Creeks 19: 259, 443.

Milford, Utah, pictographs at 4: 27.

Milfort, ——

ethnological authority 42: 679, 680.

influence claimed by 42: 430.

relations of, with McGillivray 42: 326.

value of writings of 42: 40, 429 sq.

version by, of Creek migration legend 42: 40-47.

Milhau, ——, on the derivation of Coos 7: 89.

Mi´li

ceremony over novice with 23: 505.

separation and reconstruction of 23: 418 sqq.

See also Et´tonĕ.

Military Art of ancient pueblos 13: 215.

Military Branch, of Osage government 36: 65.

Military Expeditions, trails used by 42: 731.

Military Forces among the Pima 26: 28.

Military Government, Wyandot 1: 68.

Military Law of the Omaha 3: 368.

Military Organization

of the Kiowa 17: 229.

ultimate purpose of 36: 248.

Military Posts, list of 17: 381.

Military Service of the Pima 26: 31.

Milk, Human

antidote for snake bite 30: 243; 38: § 929.

how increased in mothers 30: 51.

retained to an advanced age 38: § 909.

Milkweed

ceremonial use of fiber of 30: 77, 88.

medicinal use of 42: 667, 668.

mention of 33: 109.

tall, mention of 33: 110.

use of 44: 287, 320; 45: 470, 498, 513.

use of, as food 30: 65 sq.

weaving of fiber of 30: 77.

See also Asclepias Syriaca.

Milky Way

belief concerning 44: 256.

in Hawaiian conception 33: 639.

in Indian conception 14: 1053.

in Omaha conception 27: 588, 590.

in Pima mythology 26: 238, 247.

in Pima religion 26: 252.

in Tewa conception 29: 41.

in Tlingit mythology 26: 452.

myth concerning 19: 259, 443.

name given to 42: 513.

origin of 30: 260.

See also Galaxy.

Mill Creek, chert quarries at 44: 530 sq.

Mill Sugar 38: § 383.

Millard, S. C., aid rendered by 17: XLII, 14.

Mille Lac

cession of reserve at 18: 830, 936.

reservation at 18: 802.

Mille Lacs, wild rice in 19: 1035.

Milledgeville, Ga., pottery from mound near 20: 133, 137.

Miller, Doctor ——, pottery collected by 17: 675.

Miller, Governor ——

efforts for Osage-Cherokee peace by 19: 137.

quoted on prayers of the Osage 36: 49.

Miller, Dr. C. C., assistance from 1: 197.

Miller, Dr. Dayton C.

assistance of 38: p. 16.

tone photographs designed by 39: 23.

Miller, George

acknowledgment to 11: 362.

assistance rendered by 33: 46.

cited on beliefs 11: 372, 377.

cited on fetishism 11: 413.

information derived from 11: XXXII.

mystery decoration used by 11: 394.

quoted on Ictasanda custom 11: 383.

quoted on Omaha invocations 11: 387.

quoted on Siouan decorations 11: 398, 401.

quoted on star beliefs 11: 379.

Miller, Gerrit S., jr., reference to 44: 448.

Miller, Henry, killed at Wounded Knee 14: 871, 881.

Miller, James H.

information furnished by 24: 792.

material furnished by 24: 351, 668.

on arrow game, Keres 24: 388.

on cat’s cradle 24: 770.

on dice games, Keres 24: 120 sq.

on shinny, Keres 24: 629.

Miller, J. S.

acknowledgment to 41: 494.

bones examined by 41: 493, 607.

Miller, Merton L., on Taos 29: 180.

Miller, Okusky, information furnished by 42: 108.

Miller, Samuel H.

resignation of 41: 73.

work of 41: 42, 44, 71.

Miller, William, an Adventist 14: 944.

Miller Collections, reference to 28: 119.

Miller’s Cave, Mo., collection from 41: 19 sq.

Millerton, members of 19: 930.