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26 BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [bull. 44
by him, but have been taken from other authors. The names to
which the asterisk (*) is prefixed are those which correspond with
names in his hst of languages. This shows that the tribes not so
indicated in his hst of tribes were not considered by him as speaking
distinct idioms.
If his conchision be accepted without reserve, so far as the present
investigation is concerned all the names in his list of tribes having
no corresponding name in his list of languages may as well be ex-
cluded, but this would leave the whole subject to his judgment without
investigation. It is proper first to ascertain how many names
can be eliminated from the list as duplicates, or are otherwise clearly
erroneously given, and also those already considered in the preceding
notes.
Those of this list which have been noticed in the preceding notes,
and a conclusion reached in regard thereto, are as follows (retaining
the names as written therein)
Ahomes Comoporis Salineros
Aibinos Comuripas Teacuacitzica
Ateanaca * Hinas Tecayas
Basopas Huites Tecoripas
:
Batucaris Humes Teguimas (Opatas Tegui-
Chicoratas Movas mas)
Chinipas Muutzicat Teguis (Opatas Teguis)
Cocas Nures Vaimoas (Baimoas)
Coguinachis (Opata Coguin- Onavas
achis) Papudos
Those names which may be eliminated are as follows:
Alchedomas Same as Jalchedunes; in California-Arizona; Yuman.
Ancavistis A band or subdivision of the Faraon Apache.
Anchanes A division of the Concho, speaking their language and living
on the Rio Concho (Orozco y Berra, 1:325).
Ateacari A division of the Cora; synonym of Ateanaca, which denotes
the language.
Bacabaches Orozco y Berra mentions the name in his list and refers to
Sonora, but it is not found there. A Mayo settlement
near Mayo river (?) using the Mayo language (Hrdlicka,
1: 59). It is distinct from Baca.
Bacapas This name appears to have been given a place in Orozco y
Berra's list without sufficient data in his text to justify its
inclusion. A Papago rancheria.
Bagiopas In California-Arizona.
Baimoas See Vaimoas.
Baquiobas In United States, same as Bagiopas.
Basiroas A Lower Pima band. See Hios below.
Batucos Given by Orozco y Berra (1:344) as a synonym of Eudeve,
though in the Rudo Ensayo (181 et seq.) it is alluded to as
a pueblo.