Contributions to North American ethnology

oPURCHASED FOR THEUNIVERSITY OF TORONTO LIBRARYFROM THECANADA COUNCIL SPECIAL GRANTFORJ*THRDPQLOGYyDEPARTMENT OF THE INTEKIOKU. S. GEOGRAPHICAL AND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE ROCKY REGIONMOUNTAINJ. W. POWKLL IN CHARGECONTRIBUTIONSTOETHNOLOGYNORTH AMERICANVOLUME IIIIPARTWASHINGTONOFFICEGOVERNMENT PRINTING1890DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORANDU. S. GEOGRAPHICAL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGIONJ. W. POWELL IN ClIAKGKTHEINDIANSKLAMATHOFSOUTHWESTERN OREGONBTSAMUEL GATSCHETALBERTWASHINGTONOFFICEPRINTINGGOVERNMENT1800DICTIONARY OF THE KLAMATH LANGUAGE.THE KLAMATH INDIANS OF OREGON.BY ALBERT S. GATSOHET.DICTIONARY OF THE KLAMATH LANGUAGE.INTRODUCTION.The divided two containsin the lexicalpresent Dictionary, parts, portion of an never before reduced to In viewOregonian language writing.of the numerous obstacles and difficulties encountered in the ofpreparationsuch a a few hints its and tendencies will be of servicework, upon originin the studies of those who wish to a more intimate know-directing acquireof this and well westernledge energetic developed language.KlamathThe or Maklaks is in two that oflanguage spoken dialects,the Klamath andLake or that of the Modocs. NoIndians, E-ukshikni,obstacle the of the terms of both dialects into one andprevented gatheringthe same the dialectsword because differ but more in-list, thoughslightly,their lexical than in their forms The isdifference sogrammatic slightthat the of both ...