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Acapulco, seaport,

105

109

111

304

343

Acocotla,

341

Africa,

258

Agramonte,

105

Agricultural products, list of,

291

Agriculture,

282-327

Aguascalientes, State of,

210

271

303

314

Ahuitzuco,

280

304

Albuquerque,

105

Alcohol,

238

Aldama,

111

Alfred, King,

Allende,

111

Alligators,

152

Alpacas,

152

Alvarado mine,

259

Alvarado, Pedro de,

82-97

190

347

Amazon,

290

353

Ameca,

147

208

American Smelting Co.,

336

Americans in Mexico,

116

155

181

201

204

205

211

249

305

323

Ampudea, General,

122

Anahuac,

136

140

185

Andes,

112

136-146

Anglo-American Co. of Puebla,

336

Anson, Admiral,

105

Anthracite,

280

(

see

Coal

)

Apaches,

158

210

264

Arbitration,

354

Arch in prehistoric Mexico,

Architecture, Mexican,

182

185

288

Architecture, prehistoric,

34-84

326

Area of Mexico,

135

296-327

Arequipa,

180

210

Argentina,

106

167

Arista, General,

121

Arizona,

123

149

296

Armadillos,

153

Army,

202

Art Institution,

199

Asia, Asiatics,

294

325

351

(

see also

Japanese

, &c.)

Asphalt,

322

Astlan,

Atahualpa,

101

Atlantis, lost continent of,

Atoyac Irrigation Co.,

336

Atoyac river,

319

Audiencias,

102

107

Austins, the,

119

Austria (

see

Maximilian

)

Avino mine,

259

266

313

Azoteas,

182

Aztecs,

20-97

107

143

182

259

288

316

341

Babylon,

Bahamas,

Balboa,

Balsas river,

144

303

304

318

349

Bananas or platanos,

(

see also

Agriculture

)

Bank,

335

Barbarity of the Spaniards,

100

110

Barley,

289

Barradas, General,

118

Bazaine, General,

127

Beans,

289

291

Bears,

153

Beaver,

153

Behring Straits,

Belgians, King of the,

127

Belize (

see

British Honduras

)

Bernal, Diaz,

Biblical analogies,

223

Birds,

135

153

Bison,

153

Boa-constrictors,

152

Boleo copper mines,

279

Bolivar,

106

Bolivia,

138

152

Bondholders, British,

126

131

132

Bravery of the Mexicans,

121

122

Bravo, General,

115

116

Brazil,

284

290

Breweries,

311

339

Brigantines,

89-97

Britain, British,

104

105

106

109

112

116

125

126

131

135

155

201

204

249

265

279

296

305

313

314

317

331

336

337

352

British capital in Mexico,

275

277

331

336

337

British Honduras,

135

325

326

327

Buccaneers,

104

105

106

Budget,

331

Buena Vista, battle of,

122

Buenos Ayres,

112

184

Bufa mines,

277

278

Buildings, prehistoric,

33-55

304

Bull-fights,

176

193-196

241-244

Burgoa, Francisco,

Butterflies,

Cactus,

Calendar stone,

199

California,

105

107

114

123

257

283

343

California, Gulf of,

145

California, Lower,

139

143

271

277

278

279

280

297

Calleja,

111

Campeche, State of,

105

135

271

324

325

Canada, Canadians,

167

178

336

Canal, Mexican drainage (

see

Drainage

)

Cananea Copper Co.,

278

Cannibalism, Aztec,

Canning,

116

Caracas,

112

Carlos III. of Spain,

269

Carlos V. of Spain,

100

Carlota, Empress,

127-129

Carmen Island,

280

Casa Fuerte, Viceroy,

106

Casas Grandes river,

211

Casones river,

323

Catalina, Juarez,

Catapult, the,

Cathedral of Mexico,

103

191

Cathedrals,

186

209

266

303

Catorce,

266

315

Cattle,

284

292

299

309

311

Causeways, Aztec,

77-97

Cavendish,

104

Caves,

225

Cedar,

151

(

see

Timber

)

Cement work,

339

Cempoallas,

Cenotes, or wells,

326

327

(

see also

Coast Pacific Zone

)

Centipedes,

153

234

Central America,

106

149

Centralists,

116

119

Cereals,

283

(

see

Agriculture

)

Chalco, lake,

146

188

Chamber of Mines,

336

Chapala, lake,

144

145

208

301

Chapultepec,

121

122

186

189

200

Cheops, pyramid of,

Chewing gum,

Chiapas, State of,

142

271

284

307

Chicago,

182

Chichemeca,

Chichen-Ytza,

Chicle,

151

325

Chihuahua,

105

111

122

138

142

210

266

308

Children of the Sun,

Chile,

106

112

115

167

Chilli,

217

291

Chilpancingo,

111

147

279

China, Chinese,

114

199

325

Chivela Pass,

345

Chocolate,

283

289

301

Cholula,

320

Church, disestablishment of the,

118

125

Cigarettes,

218

338

Cities of the plateau,

Class distinctions,

159

160

Clavijero,

Climate,

1-19

136

146-153

185

296-327

Clubs,

201

Coahuila, State of,

122

138

271

278

280

309

321

Coal (

see

Mining

)

Coast zone, Atlantic,

138

146-153

Coast zone, Pacific,

17-19

138

146-153

287

295-307

Coatzacoalcos,

323

345

Cocoanuts,

283

288

291

Cochineal,

151

Coffee,

283

284

289

291

293

Cofre de Perote,

141

319

Cold storage,

339

Colhuas and Chalcas,

Colima, State of,

271

278

302

Colima volcano,

208

302

Colleges,

197

198

Colombia,

106

Colonial rule,

98-112

Colonisation,

293

Colorado river,

298

Colorado,

144

Columbus,

Conception del Oro,

314

Conchas river,

144

211

321

Congress,

111

Conquest of Mexico,

56-97

Conservative party,

124

Consolidated goldfields,

277

Constitution, Mexican,

158

159

Contreras, battle of,

122

Copper among the Aztecs,

(

see also

Mining

)

Cordova, Hernandez de,

Cornish miners,

260

Cortes,

55-102

103

140

188

259

266

304

318

326

341

343

355

Cotton,

138

145

167

209

231

283-291

285

337

(

see also

Agriculture

)

Couriers, Aztec,

Cougars,

152

Courtesy of the Mexicans,

160

Council of the Indies,

106

Coyotes,

152

Cozumel, island of,

326

Creeds,

199

Creoles,

154

Creston-Colorado mine,

277

Cretaceous period,

141

142

Crocodiles,

302

Cross, the, in Mexico,

219-223

228

Cuautla,

111

Cuba,

284

326

338

335

Cuernavaca,

304

318

343

Cuitlahuac,

Cuitzeo, lake,

146

Culiacan,

300

Currency,

335

Cuzco,

180

Dam, international,

293

Deer,

153

(

see

Game

)

Deluge, the,

Denudation of forests,

152

285

Deserts,

122

135

137

151

309

310

Diaz, Porfirio, President,

126-133

165

193

306

Dilligences,

235

310

Doctor mine,

316

Dos Estrellas mines,

276

Drainage of the Valley of Mexico,

103

104

133

188

203

Drake,

104

257

Duelling,

248

Durango,

210

258

267

271

279

312

Dyewoods,

320-327

Dynamite,

339

Eagle Pass,

310

344

Eagle, serpent, and cactus,

Earthquakes,

105

Ecuador,

Education,

160

197-199

Egypt,

El Ebano,

280

Electric power,

189

203

317

336

337

Elevation above sea-level,

136

139

185

296-327

341

Eloquence, Mexican,

162

El Oro, gold-mining district,

275

317

El Paso,

309

Empire of Mexico,

114

Ensenada,

298

Esperanza mine,

276

Estrada Gutierrez,

119

Ethnology,

154-158

Expectoration, habit of,

249

Expedition, British-Spanish-French,

126

Exports,

289

332-340

Fauna,

149-153

296-327

Feather-work, Aztec,

Federalists,

116

119

Federation,

159

Ferdinand VII. of Spain,

111

Fibrous plants,

151

289

291

Figueroa, Viceroy,

106

Financial conditions,

328-349

Fisheries,

296

Flint and steel,

218

Flint implements,

225

226

Floating gardens, Aztec,

150

189

Flora,

149-153

296-327

Flour mills,

339

Flowers,

150

Foreigners in Mexico (

see also

British

America

, &c.),

155

201

204

249

279

329

Forests,

151

283

284

285

292

296-327

Forey, General,

127

France, French,

116

126

135

155

201

279

French Revolution,

112

Frijoles,

216

289

291

Fruits, tropical,

100

150

231

283-291

296-327

Fuerte river,

299

Game,

153

299

322

(

see also

Sport

)

Geographical conditions,

134-153

294-327

351

Geographical Society,

199

Geology,

272

Germany, Germans,

135

153

201

204

Gold, Aztec,

260

Gold, (

see

Mining

)

Gold, mining companies,

275-278

Gonzalez, President,

131

Government,

158-159

Grape-vine,

109

283

Great Plateau, the,

3-19

136-153

184

231

308-320

Grijalva,

140

Grijalva river,

145

307

324

Guadalajara,

146

208

301

337

Guadalupe Hidalgo, treaty of,

123

Guadalupe, Shrine of,

187

266

Guanajuato,

110

111

142

258

264

268

269

271

315

Guanajuato Light and Power Co.,

337

Guatemala,

100

114

135

295

307

324

325

Guatemoc,

88-101

192

Guaymas,

296

297

348

Guayule,

290

291

314

338

Guerrero, General,

113

115

Guerrero, State of,

138

271

279

303

305

Gulf of California,

296

Gulf of Mexico,

135-139

143

Gulf Stream,

326

Guzman,

103

Habana,

105

Haciendas,

167

287

317

Harbour works, Vera Cruz,

133

324

Harbour works, Salina Cruz,

306

345

346

Hawkins,

104

Henequen,

283

289

291-321

325

326

Hercules Cotton Mill,

316

Hermosillo,

297

Hidalgo, Patriot,

102

108-111

112

Hidalgo, State of,

143

271

315

Highwaymen,

117

212

Hindustan,

Holy Alliance,

115

331

Hondo river,

327

Honduras,

100

135

325

327

Horned toads,

Horsemen, expert,

122

167

244

Horses, breeding,

292

299

Horses, first appearance of,

152

167

Hospitality of Mexicans,

161

Houses, Mexican,

180

197

202

287

Houston,

120

Huancavelica mine,

260

Huasteca district,

315

Huitzilopochtli, war-god,

Human sacrifice,

Human tallow,

Humboldt,

210

272

134

Hydrography,

137-153

233

296-326

Ice factories,

339

Idols, destruction of,

Iguanas,

153

Immigration,

294

352

Incas,

140

261

Independence,

106

Indians,

154-158

327

India-rubber (

see

Rubber

)

Industries,

335

Inquisition,

103

111

228

Institutions, national,

178-206

Iron (

see

Mining

)

Iron foundries,

338

Irrigation,

145

149

285-287

289

293

296-327

Israel, lost ten tribes of,

Iturbide,

107

113-116

264

204

Iturrigaray, Viceroy,

109

110

Itzala, gorge of,

143

Ixtaccihuatl,

140

317

319

Ixtle,

290

291

321

Ixtlilxochitl,

185

Jacaler

Jaguars,

152

Jalapa,

147

Jalisco, State of,

144

146

261

271

278

301

Jamaica negroes,

325

Japanese,

Jesuits,

105

106

192

Jockey Club,

201

Joinville, Prince de,

119

Jorullo, volcano,

106

Juanacatlan, falls of,

144

208

301

337

Juarez, President,

118

124-130

155

306

Jurassic period,

141

Kingsborough, Lord,

Koreans,

325

La Blanca mine,

276

Labour,

294

Laguna madre,

321

Laguna cotton region,

145

285

339

Lakes,

145

187

Lampart,

105

Land frauds,

293

Land systems,

108

156

157

167

293

Languages,

170

La Paz,

298

Laredo,

310

322

Lasso,

245

248

Latitude and longitude,

136

185

La Tinaja,

339

Lava,

143

Lerdo, President,

129

Lerdo town,

149

Lerma river,

144

317

Lima,

178

185

Limantour, Señor,

329

Limestone, mountain,

141

Linares, Viceroy,

105

Literary institutions,

199

Lizards,

Llama,

152

Loans, foreign,

125

331

332

Lopez,

128

Lost ten tribes,

Lotteries,

201

Lower California (

see

California

)

Maguey,

151

167

284

287

316

Mahogany,

151

Maiz,

283

289

291

Malaria,

299

302

303

305

306

324

Malinche,

140

317

319

Maltrata,

340

Mamey,

291

Mammals,

152

Mangroves,

Manila,

105

Manufacturing,

209

310

317

323

336-340

353

Manzanillo,

302

343

Mapimi, bolson of,

138

144

313

Maravillas Mine,

276

Marina,

Marques de Croix, Viceroy,

106

Marquez,

124

Martens,

153

Masonic lodges,

117

Matamoros,

280

Maximilian, Emperor,

126-130

265

316

Mayas,

260

326

327

Mazapil Copper Co.,

279

314

Mazatlan,

300

Medicinal plants,

151

Medina, Bartolomé de,

260

Mejia, General,

128

129

Mendoza, Viceroy,

102

Mercado,

263

279

Merida,

325

326

Mestizos,

107

154

Metate,

215

"Metalurgica Mexicana,"

315

336

Mexico, City of,

76-97

184-206

Mexico, State of,

271

316

Mexico Tramways Co.,

204

Mexico, Valley of,

14-17

76-97

184-206

Mexican Light and Power Co.,

203

336

Michoacan, State of,

102

106

146

271

278

303

Mier,

112

118

Mina, General,

111

Minas, Prietas,

277

Mineral-bearing zone,

270

296-327

Mining,

255-281

296-327

330

336

Mining, antimony,

271

280

Mining, Aztec,

260

280

Mining, coal,

271

280

303

Mining, copper,

261

271

278

Mining, gold,

260

262

271

275-278

Mining, history of,

142

255-270

Mining, iron,

261

263

271

279

Mining, lead,

261

271

280

Mining, opals,

270

Mining, petroleum,

271

280

322

Mining, placer,

261

Mining, prehistoric,

260

Mining, properties,

281

Mining, quicksilver,

260

271

Mining, salt,

271

Mining School,

200

269

Mining, silver,

142

260

262

264

271-275

Mining, Spanish,

262

Mining, tin,

261

271

280

Mining titles,

281

Mining tunnels,

262

Mining, zinc,

271

Miramon, General,

128

Miramon, President,

126

Mitla, ruins of,

Molina del Rey,

122

Monastic orders,

192

Mongolians,

(

see also

Chinese

, &c.)

Monkeys,

152

Monoliths,

Monoloa mine,

268

Monopolies, Spanish,

109

Monroe Doctrine,

116

355

Monte Alban, ruins of,

Monte de las Cruces,

110

Monterrey, city of,

122

148

149

279

311

Montezuma,

27-84

261

187

343

Montezuma Mine,

278

Morelia,

110

303

Morelos, the priest,

111

112

Morelos, State of,

287

318

Morgan,

105

Mormons,

347

Mule-back journeying,

(

see

"Life and Travel"

)

Muñoz,

103

Murillo,

191

Music,

183

Myrtles,

Nahuas,

Napoleon,

110

112

126

Narvaez,

National Anthem,

172

National Meat Packing Co.,

339

Navigable rivers,

145

304

307

323

328

347

Navy,

202

Nazas,

280

Nazas river,

138

145

148

149

233

285

286

288

313

Nevado de Toluca,

141

317

New Mexico,

105

114

New York,

147

167

Nezahualcoyotl,

28-31

Nicaragua,

Nile,

285

Noche Triste,

Nochistongo,

103

Nogales,

297

Nopales,

151

Nuevo Leon, State of,

271

310

Oak,

151

152

(

see

Forests, Timber

)

Oaxaca,

40-42

111

124

128

132

142

271

284

305

Obregon, Count,

268

Obsidian,

143

Ocampo, statesman,

125

Ocelot,

152

O'Donoju, Viceroy,

114

Olid Cristoval,

100

Olmedo priest,

Olives,

283

Oranges,

Orchids,

Orchillas,

298

Orography,

139-143

Orientation of pyramids,

Origin of Mexican people,

Orizaba,

111

140

319

Oroya Railway,

341

Otomies,

Otter,

153

Otumba,

341

Pachuca,

142

259

265

316

Padilla, Viceroy,

106

Palenque,

260

307

Palmarejo mines,

277

Palms,

Palo alto, battle of,

121

Panama,

135

345

348

351

Pan-American Congress,

354

Pan-American railway,

348

354

Panuco river,

145

189

316

321

Papaloapam river,

145

323

Papantla,

Paper,

338

Paredes,

122

Parral, mining district,

276

Parras,

145

286

310

Partridges,

153

Pasco de la Reforma,

192

Passes, mountain,

137

Patio process,

260

274

Patzcuaro lake,

146

Pawnshop, national,

200

Peaks, principal,

140

Pearl, fisheries,

296

298

Pearson & Sons, Ltd.,

188

336

Pecos river,

144

Peccaries,

153

Penitentiaries,

200

Peñoles mines,

276

313

Peones,

156

171

213-217

237

294

Perpetual snow,

139

Perpetual spring,

147

Peru,

101

104

106

112

115

138

140

141

146

152

167

260

290

341

355

Petroleum,

280

Philippine Islands,

103

276

Philip II. of Spain,

103

104

191

Philip IV. of Spain,

104

Pibroch of Donnel Dhu,

173

Picture-writing,

"Pie-war," the,

119

Pine,

151

152

(

see

Forests and Timber

)

Pinto disease,

304

Pizarro,

101

102

355

Plaza,

(

see

Cities

)

Police,

203

Political executions,

132

Ponce de Leon,

101

Popocatepetl,

105

140

185

317

319

Population (

see also

the various States),

135

154-158

296-327

Portales,

180

Potatoes,

217

284-291

Pottery,

241

Priests,

235-237

Printing, first,

102

Progreso, seaport,

325

326

Providence mines,

278

Puebla,

122

126

128

209

271

278

319

Puebla Tramway Co.,

336

Pulque,

178

217

232

284

290

316

Puma,

152

Pyramids,

38-55

76-97

229

Quail,

153

Quemada,

Querétaro,

110

128

271

278

315

316

Quetzalcoatl,

Quicksilver,

260

280

304

314

Quintana Roo,

325

327

Quiroga, Bishop,

102

Quixotism,

167

Race-suicide,

352

Railways, generally,

136

208

230

296-327

330-349

Railways, Mexican Vera Cruz,

130

320

324

340

342

Railways, Mexican Central,

131

300

302

304

309

311

314

319

330

342

Railways, Mexican Southern,

320

346

Railways, Mexican National,

132

310

314

322

330

343

Railways, Chihuahua and Pacific,

348

Railways, Hidalgo and North-Eastern,

344

Railways, International,

310

311

344

Railways, Interoceanic,

319

Railways, Kansas City, Mexico and Orient,

347

Railways, Monterrey and Gulf,

311

Railways, Pan-American,

348

Railways, Rio Grande and Pacific,

347

Railways, Sonora,

297

348

Railways, Tehuantepec,

133

306

312

323

345

Railways, Vera Cruz and Pacific,

346

Railways, Vera Cruz (Mexico),

347

Rainfall,

137-149

285

296-327

Rattlesnakes,

153

Rayas mine,

269

Read, Campbell & Co.,

188

Real del Monte,

265

276

316

Reform Laws,

118

125

127

159

Religion, Aztec and prehistoric,

227

Religion, Roman Catholic,

104

125

159

165

175

266-269

352

179

199

227

Rents,

202

Repudiation of debts,

125

Restrictive policy,

329

Revolutions,

117-133

Rio Grande,

136

143

144

211

308

320

Roads, Aztec and Inca,

Rocky Mountains,

137

Rubber, rubber trees,

151

283

290

294

301

303

304

307

314

323

324

328

Rurales,

202

212

Russia,

114

Salina Cruz seaport,

306

345

Salt,

280

Saltillo,

310

San Angel,

187

197

San Blas seaport,

144

300

301

Sandoval, Gonzalo de,

San Francisco,

182

San Geronimo,

280

San Juan Bautista City,

325

San Juan river,

322

San Luis Potosi,

210

258

271

San Luis Potosi, State of,

314

San Rafael mines,

278

Santa Anna,

115-123

Santa Eulala mine,

266

309

Santa Gertrude's Jute Mills,

336

Santiago City,

184

Santiago river,

301

Sardañeta,

269

Scenery,

143

2-19

301

305-327

340-349

Scientific character,

166

Scientific institutions,

199

Scorpions,

153

234

Scott, General Winfield,

122

Sculpture, Aztec,

Sea-bathing,

322

Seals,

153

Serpents,

152

Shipbuilding,

325

Ships, destruction of,

Sierra Madre,

3-19

136-153

296-327

Silver mining (

see

Mining

)

Sinaloa, State of,

271

298

Sisal hemp (

see

Henequen

)

Sisal seaport,

326

Skunk,

153

Slavery,

102

119

Smelting,

279

296

311

314

315

316

(

see also

Mining

)

Snow,

139

285

317

319

Snow-cap (

see

Snow

)

Soap works,

339

Social conditions,

159-176

Soil,

138

149

285

287

Sonora, State of,

142

145

264

271

Soto, La Marina,

280

321

South America (

see also

Andes

Peru

, &c.),

149

152

Spanish-American civilisation,

11-99

Spanish characteristics,

159

Spanish population,

155

Sport,

168

153

246

251

253

Steel works,

311

Stock-raising (

see

Cattle

)

Subterraneous altars,

268

Sugar-cane sugar,

100

167

283

287

289

293

301

Sulphur,

140

Sun-God,

Sunsets,

Superstition,

223-227

Switzerland,

Tabasco, State of,

271

284

290

324

Tacubaya,

124

140

187

197

Tamaulipas, State of,

112

115

138

271

278

280

Tamesi river,

321

Tampico,

145

280

315

321

322

Tancitaro peak,

141

Tapir,

153

Tarahumara peak,

312

Tarantulas,

153

Tarpon fishing,

322

Taxco,

266

304

Taylor, General Zachary,

121

Tecolotes,

Tehuacan,

346

Tehuantepec (

see also

Railways

135

144

149

240

305

Temperature, (

see

Climate

)

Tenochtitlan,

21-91

186

Teocallis (

see

Pyramids

)

Teotihuacan,

37-40

341

Tepanecas,

Tepic,

208

271

284

300

Tequezquitengo,

318

Terminos Lagoon,

326

Terreros,

269

Tertiary period,

140

142

Tetecala,

318

Texas,

107

114

119-123

138

143

308-310

Texcoco,

187

317

Texcotzinco,

Textile industry,

311

337

Teyra, peak,

312

Tierra caliente,

3-5

146

151

Tierra fria,

146

Tierra templada,

146

Timber,

151

283-285

262

296-327

Tin,

(

see

Mining

)

Tinctorial plants,

151

Titicaca lake,

138

146

Titles, love of,

168

169

Tlacoleros,

285

Tlahincas,

Tlahualilo,

286

Tlalpam,

187

197

Tlapujahua,

278

Tlascalans,

69-97

318

Tlaxcala, State of,

141

316

317

Tobacco,

284

301

338

Toltecs,

20-24

37-40

261

208

227

341

Toluca,

144

317

Tonala, seaport,

307

Tonatinah, sun-god,

229

Tonto river,

322

Topography,

1-19

136-153

296-327

Topolobampo, seaport,

348

Torreon,

148

310

Tortillas,

215

289

Tramways,

203

Treasure, buried,

225

224

Tribes of Mexico,

Trinidad mine,

277

278

Tula,

261

Tunas,

151

291

Turkeys,

251

Turtles,

152

Tuxpam river,

323

343

Tuxtla Gutierrez,

307

Ulua, San Juan de,

117

Unknown God, the,

228

United States,

109

112

116

119

135

160

278

288

311

351-356

(

see also

American

)

Usumacinta river,

145

307

Uxmal,

Vaqueros,

Valenciana mine,

264

267

Valparaiso,

184

Velasquez, governor,

103

Velasquez, painter,

191

Vegetation,

148

Venegas, Viceroy,

110

Venezuela,

115

Vera Cruz,

103

119

122

135

145

271

284

285

290

322

346

Vera Cruz Light and Power Co.,

336

Viceroys, the,

98-112

Victoria, city,

322

Victoria, President,

116

Viga Canal,

189

Volcanoes,

137

139

140

142

185

War, American-Mexican,

116

119-124

201

War, English-Spanish,

105-106

War, French-Mexican,

119

Warlike spirit,

172

War, Spanish-Mexican,

113

118

Water-parting,

305

307

310

319

345

Water-power,

143

145

189

317

323

336

337

Water-supply,

203

231

285

292

296-327

(

see also

Irrigation

)

Wellington,

111

Whales,

153

Wheat,

208

283

289

291

White man in the tropics,

352

Wild-cats,

152

Wolves,

152

Women of Mexico,

172

173

174

175

176

239

240

Xochimilco,

188

189

Yankees,

121

250

Yaqui river,

145

296

Yaqui River Smelting Co.,

279

Yellow fever,

306

324

Yucatan,

114

141

143

144

145

290

325

326

327

Zacatecas,

210

258

259

271

278

279

313

Zacatula,

145

Zapotecas Indians,

124

Zopilotes,

324

Zumarraga, Archbishop,

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