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30 BUKEAU OF AMEKICAN ETHNOLOGY [bull. 44
Matapanes Orozco y Berra (1:335) connects these with the Tehueco
division of the Yaqui group, but does not include the name
in his list of languages. (See remarks under Biaris, above.)
Mejuos Given by Orozco y Berra (1:327) in connection with the
Concho. He says (1:325): "La tribu hablaba la lengua
particular llamada Concha: mas no solo eran los Conchos
quienes las componian, eino otra porcion de familias que
usando el mismo idioma llevaban distintos nombres. Log
primeros que se presentan son los Mejuos;" [etc.]. No au-
thority has been discovered for this statement, which it
seems he applies also to the Tapacolmes, Anchanes, Julimes,
Cholomos, Mezquites, Cacalotes, Oposines, Conejos, Polames,
Sivolos, Puliquis, and Pasalmes. For the Mejuos
he refers to Alegre (ii, 58), but turning to the latter author
we find he merely speaks of drawing into the mission at
San Pedro "more than two hundred families of Conchos,
Mejuos, and other nations." Orozco y Berra does not give
the name Mejuos in his list of languages.
Mezcaleros Faraon Apache, United States.
Mimbrenos Apache in United States.
Muares Faraon Apache.
Navajoas Navaho in United States.
Oaboponomas Given by Orozco y Berra (1:59) under Yuma. In United
States (Doc. Hist. Mex., 4th s., i, 349). Handbook of
American Indians (pt. 1, 554) gives it as a synonym of
Hoabonoma.
Opas Yuman, in United States. Synonym or abbreviation of
Maricopa.
Oposines One of the names given by Orozco y Berra under Concho
(1:55,327). (See remarks under Mejuos, above.)
Orejones Belong to Faraon Apache.
Oronihuatos Given in Orozco y Berra's list with reference to Sinaloa, but
it is not found under that head, nor elsewhere so far as dis-
covered. Possibly a misprint.
Otaquitamones Connected by Orozco y BeiTa (1:325) with the Concho.
(See remarks under Mejuos, above.)
Pajalames Same remark as under Otaquitamones.
Panana Given by Orozco y Berra as connected with the Faraon Apache.
The Handbook of American Indians (pt. 2, 216) gives it as
a synonym of Pawnee.
Pasalmes Found in the same connection as Pajalame, and is probably a
synonym.
Payuchas Paiute in L^nited States.
Pazuchis (Paxuchis). . Given as connected with the Faraon Apache, but are Paiute.
Piatos Given by Orozco y Berra (1:58, 353) as an Upper Pima
subtribe in Sonora. According to The Handbook of American
Indians (pt. 2, 241) a branch of the Papago.
Poarames Given in connection with the Concho. (See remark under
Mejuos, above.)
Polames Same as Poarames, above.
Pulicas (Puliques) Same as Poarames.
Piitimas Formerly in Sonora. Extinct; no particulars given.
Quemeya Connected by Garces with the Cajuenche division of the
Yuman family. In United States.