VOLUME VII.

CHAPTER I.

INDIANS OF ARIZONA.

THE APACHE.

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Indians of Arizona Apache — First Mention of — Tribal

Groups Aravaipa Chiricahua Apache Language Same

as Tartar ChineseCoyotero—Pinal Coyotero—Pinaleños-

Tontos — San Carlos Apache — Gila Apache Mogollon-

Mimbreno_White Mountain-Tsiltaden

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CHAPTER II.

THE APACHE (Continued).

Legends-Scarcity of-Belief in Creation—War Between Birds

and Beasts-Killing of the Dragon—Religion of the Apache

Faith in Prayer - Administration of Medicine - Medicine

Men-Hoddentin--Apache Dances—Spirit Dance..

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CHAPTER III.

THE NAVAHO.

Location — Stock Raisers—Early Record of Creation of-Of

Composite Origin-Hogans-Weaving-Religion and Myths

-Legends—Creation of First Man and Woman-Old Man

and Woman of First World-Creation of the Sun-Religious

Worship-Lower Worlds—Dark World—Red World-Blue

World-Eleventh World—Emergence from Lower Worlds-

Twelfth or Present World-Creation of Visible World

Creation of Stars—Vegetable Life-Bearers of Sun and

Moon-Sex of the Peoples—The Changing Woman-Creation

of Man

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CHAPTER IV.

THE NAVAHO (Continued).

Theory of Origin of Man-Man-Eaters or Monsters—Slayers of

the Enemies or Monsters-Woman Who Becomes a Bear-

The Flood-The Chants—The War Dance-The Girls' Dance

-Blackening of the Patient-Public Exhibitions or Dances

-Mountain Chant-Origin of—Fire Play...

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CHAPTER V.

THE HAVASUPAI.

Location-Early Name "Cosninos"—Habits, History and Legends

-Chiefs—Medicine Men-Agriculturists—Engineering Skill

- Hospitality_Funeral Ceremonies—Language-Worship-

Legend of Origin

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CHAPTER VI.

THE HAVASUPAI (Continued).

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Legends—Origin--How Wallapais Became a Separate People

Relation of Origin of Hopis

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CHAPTER VII.

THE WALLAPAI.

Location — Legends — Advent of the Wallapais

Stories—The Flood-Council of War

Mike Burns'

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CHAPTER VIII.

THE HOPI (OR MOQUI).

Location - History — Missions and Missionaries Pueblos-

Social Organization—Story of Origin-Legend of Building

of Villages-Mode of Marriage—Hospitality-Legends and

Folklore—Tininina, or Social Dance—Religion...

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CHAPTER IX.

THE HOPI (OR MOQUI) (Continued).

Citizens of the United States — Religion -Lack of Religion

No Sacred Fires-Moqui Gods ..

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CHAPTER X.

THE HOPI (OR MOQUI) (Continued).

The Snake Dance Story of Its Origin — Description of by

Peter Moran-Preparation for-Account of by Charles F.

Lummis—Special Agent Scott's Report on.

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CHAPTER XI.

THE HOPI (OR MOQUI) (Continued).

The Snake Dance (continued)—Description of, by Capt. John

G. Bourke-Order of the Procession—The Female Detach-

ment - The Snake Carriers Behavior of the Snakes-Con-

elusion of the Dance

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CHAPTER XII.

THE HOPI (OR MOQUI) (Continued).

Characteristics and Customs Mental Traits - Clothing - Gov-

erning Body-Mythology and Folklore Supported

by Agri-

culture - Own Large Flocks and Herds — Weaving-

Language Religion Dances..

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CHAPTER XIII,

THE MARICOPA, MOHAVE, APACHE-MOHAVE, YUMA AND APACHE-YUMA.

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Location of Maricopas-Join the Pimas-Fight With Yumas“

Reservation_Location of Mohaves-Characteristics-Dwell-

ings — Agriculture Reservation - Location

of Apache

Mohaves—Characteristics—War and Raid on Whites—Subju-

gation of-Location of Yumas—Characteristics—Location of

Apache-Yumas-Language-Gave Trouble to Whites-Subju-

gation of

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CHAPTER XIV.

THE PIMA.

Early History – Language- Always Peaceable — Chief Support

Agriculture - Weapons — Legends and Myths — Legends of

Building of Casa Grande — Casa de Montezuma Other

Legends—The Turquoise Legend — Wind and Rain Gods

Birth of Hok

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CHAPTER XV.

THE PIMA (Continued).

Legends (Continued) --Creation Legend—Flood Legend—Irriga-

tion-Legend of Feather Plaited Doctor and Tonto--The

Creation Myth-Coyote —Children of Cloud-Skull and His

Magic—Origin of the Horse--Abstracts of Nursery Tales-

Five Little Orphans and Their Aunt-Coyote and the Quails

-Woman and Coyote—Pima Captive and Her Son-Coyote

and the Bluebird Boy and Beast The Naughty Grand-

children

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CHAPTER XVI.

THE PIMA (Continued).

Religion — Deities — Magicians The Soul and Its Destiny –

Dreams Sacred Places Stones Strike — Hà-âk Lying

lâksk-Place of the Bad One-Puma Lying-Medicine Men

-Legerdemain-Cause and Treatment of Diseases.. 268

CHAPTER XVII.

PAPAGO AND SOBAIPURI.

History of Papagos — Sobaipuris Ask Priests to go to Guevavi

-First Missions in Arizona-Discontinuance of Missions

- Remains and Ruins of San Xavier, Tumacacuri, and

Other Missions—Work of the Missionaries-Discipline of the

Indians — Derivation of Name of Papago — History of

Sobaipuri — Location of Papagos Their Means of Sub-

sistence - Traditions and Myths — Montezuma Papago

Dwellings

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CHAPTER XVIII.

PAIUTE AND CHIMEHUEVI.

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Location and Derivation of Name — Friendly to Whites, but

Warlike—The Chemehuevi-Location-Early History-Dress
—Nothing Positive Known of Organization—General Belief
of All Indians in Future State - Theories of Mohaves -
Pimas_Apaches and Navabos—Conclusion

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