The Jumano Indians

Part 3

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[34] Cabello, _Informe_, 1784, folio 20, manuscript. Information kindly communicated by Professor Herbert E. Bolton.

[35] Manuscript cited by Bancroft, _Arizona and New Mexico_, 276, note, 1889.

[36] Pino, _Exposicion Sucinto_, Cadiz, 1812, and _Noticias Historicas_, Mexico, 1849, cited by Bancroft, _Arizona and New Mexico_, 286, note.

[37] Gregg, _Commerce of the Prairies_, II, 147, 1844. _Ciboleros_ were buffalo hunters, and _comancheros_ were New Mexican Indian traders.

[38] One of the latest references, from personal knowledge, to the Tawehash and the Wichita as distinct divisions, is that given by Isaac McCoy in _The Annual Register of Indian Affairs_, Washington, 1838, p. 27.

[39] Bandelier, _Final Report_, pt. I, 246, 1890.

Transcriber’s Notes:

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