PRINCIPAL TRIBES.

Cayuse.

Molále.

_Population._--There are 31 Molále now on the Grande Ronde Reservation,

Oregon,[102] and a few others live in the mountains west of Klamath

Lake. The Indian Affairs Report for 1888 credits 401 and the United

States Census Bulletin for 1890, 415 Cayuse Indians to the Umatilla

Reservation, but Mr. Henshaw was able to find only six old men and women

upon the reservation in August, 1888, who spoke their own language. The

others, though presumably of Cayuse blood, speak the Umatilla tongue.

[Footnote 102: U.S. Ind. Aff., 1889.]

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