L.

Labrador, Eskimo of 73

Labrador, Eskimo population 75

Laguna, population 83

La Harpe cited 61

La Hontan, A. L. de D., cited on practices of

Algonkian medicine men 151-152

Lake tribe, Washington, population 105

Lákmiut population 82

Lamanon on the Eeclemachs 75, 76

Land, Indian ownership of 40

amount devoted to Indian agriculture 42

Lane, William C., linguistic literature 17

on Pueblo languages 122

Languages, cognate 11, 12

Latham, R. G., linguistic literature 14, 15, 16, 17,

18, 20

cited on Beothukan language 57

Chumashan researches 67

proposes name for Copehan family 69

Costanoan researches 70

Salinas family of 75

mention of the Kaus tribe 89

on the Tonika language 125

on the Weitspekan language 132

Wishoskan researches 133

on the Sayúsklan language 134

Yuman researches 137

Pueblo researches 139

classification of the Mariposan family 90

on the Moquelumnan family 92

on the Piman family 98

on the Pujunan family 99

on the Ehnik family of 100

on the Salinan family 102

Lawson, John, on Tutelo migration in 1671 114

Leech Lake record, how obtained 171

Lewis and Clarke cited on improvidence of Indians

of the Northwest 37

on Pacific coast tribes 53

on Arikari habitat 60

authorities on Chinookan habitat 65

on the habitat of Kalapooian tribes 82

on the Kusan tribe 89

Salishan tribes met by 104

on habit of Shoshonean tribes 109

on Crow habitat 114

on the Yakwina 134

Lexical elements considered in classification

of Indian languages 11, 141

Linguistic classification, rules for 8-12

Linguistic families of North America, facts

brought to view by work on XXXVII-XXXVIII

paper by J. W. Powell on 1-142

nomenclature of 7-12

work on classification of 25, 26

number of 45

Linguistic “family” defined 11

Linguistic map, preparation of 142

notes concerning 25, 45

Lipan, habitat 54

population 56

Literature relating to classification of

Indian languages 12-25

Long, W. W, collection of Cherokee formulas and songs

prepared by 317

Loucheux classed as Athapascan 52

Love powder of Ojibwa Indians 258

Lower California, native population of, unknown 138

Lower Spokane, population 105

Lower Umpqua villages, location of 134

Lummi, population 105

Lutuamian family 89-90

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