Athapascan Indians; Indians of North America -- California
kin´-tes-tah´-te. A big flat, probably a mile long and very
broad, on the W side of the river, 17.5 mi. S of Dyerville. Just N
of Phillipsville but on the opposite side of the river.
ket´-tin-tel´-be. A flat (now orchard and ranch) and village
on the E side of South Fork, 18 mi. S of Dyerville, at a place now
called Phillipsville. It comprises a fine redwood grove and a good
camping place.
s[)a]-be-y[)e]´. A flat on the E side of the river 0.7 mi. S
of Phillipsville.
A mile south of Phillipsville there is a good view of Garberville Ridge,
s[)e]-chung´-kuk, a fine ridge, part timbered and part open grassy
hillside, which slopes west from Little Buck Mountain, n[=a]-ah-ki´-kah,
the highest point, some distance back on the east.
to-be-y[)e], "prairie under." A small flat on the W side of
the river 1 mi. S of Phillipsville.
yen-nes´-be. A place 1.6 mi. S of Phillipsville.
chig-gel´-e-yes´-ke. A place 1.9 mi. S of Phillipsville.
s[)e]´-chin-k[=o]k´. A small stream probably 1.2 mi. S of
Phillipsville. A possibility of error here. If the location is
correct, the stream is probably Ohman Cr.
s[)e]^{hl}-ki´-k[=o]k. A creek 2.1 mi. S of Phillipsville. The
preceding location is probably an error and this is Ohman Cr.
s[)e]-ki´-ke. The land S of s[)e]^{hl}-ki´-k[=o]k Creek,
reaching to 2.5 mi. S of Phillipsville.
s[)e]-tes´-k[=o]k, "hard rock creek." Rocky Glen Cr., 2.5 mi.
S of Phillipsville.
ki-tes´-be, "hard brush." A place 2.9 mi. S of Phillipsville.
There is a small ranch and orchard there now (1923).
chan-tan-che´. A place a little more than 3 mi. S of
Phillipsville. There are two big rocks and a creek there.
s[)e]-to´-be. A big rock facing a high bluff 4.3 mi. S of
Phillipsville.
s[=a]-ken-nes´, "talking rock." A big rock on a creek on the W
side of the river, 5.6 mi. S of Phillipsville.
tuk´-ke-tahk. A beautiful open and partly wooded hill on the W
side of the river 6 mi. S of Phillipsville.
tuk´-[)a]-tah´-be. A place on the E side of the river 6 mi. S
of Phillipsville. Named from tuk´-ke-tahk hill.
tahs-ki´-k[=o]k, "white flag creek." Dean Canyon Cr., 6.4 mi.
S of Phillipsville.
tahs-ki´-ke. Village at the mouth of tahs-ki´-k[=o]k creek. It
belongs to the To-kub´-be tribe.
to´-che-be. A flat on the W side of the river 7.8 mi. S of
Phillipsville.
bus´-ken-nes´, "cliff talking." A cliff or bluff opposite
to´-che-be.
stuk´-kan-no´-be. A big semicircular grassy flat on the E side
of the river beginning about 8 mi. S of Phillipsville. The present
town of Redway.
ahn´-chin-tah´-k[=o]k. Redwood Cr.
se´-ken-t[)e]^{ch}-t[)e]. A place 9.5 mi. S of Phillipsville.
sah-nah´-che-chel´-le. A place and creek 9.7 mi. S of
Phillipsville.
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