sufficient to irrigate several hundred acres, has been dug, and it is hoped that another season will see at least a beginning made toward the civilization of these 4,000 wild but always loyal Crows." _List of illustrations._ 940. KAM-NE-BUT-SE. _Blackfoot and squaw._ 946. KAM-NE-BUT-SE. _Blackfoot._ The principal chief of the Mountain Crows; a splendid specimen of manhood, standing 6 feet 2 inches in height and of very heavy frame; owes his position to his bravery and success in fighting the Sioux, their inveterate enemies. He also ranks high as an orator and councillor in the nation. The first picture, in which he is represented in an elaborate dress of buckskin, was made while on a visit, with a delegation of his tribe, to Washington, in 1873; the other represents him as he appears at his home on the Yellowstone, or in his natural every-day garb. 941. CHE-VE-TE-PU-MA-TA. _Iron Bull and squaw._ One of the principal chiefs of the Mountain Crows. 942. SE-TA-PIT-SE. _Bear Wolf and squaw._ 943. PERITS-HAR-STS. _Old Crow and squaw._ { KAM-NE-BUT-SE. _Blackfoot._ 944. { ECHE-HAS-KA. _Long Horse._ { TE-SHU-NZT. _White Calf._ { MO-MUKH-PI-TCHE. 945. { ELLA-CAUSS-SE. _Thin Belly._ { PISH-KI-HA-DI-RI-KY-ISH. _The One that Leads the Old Dog._ 859. GROUP OF CROW DELEGATION to Washington in 1872, including Agent Pease and the interpreters. 947. IN-TEE-US. _He Shows His Face._ 948. MIT-CHOO-ASH. _Old Onion._ 949. GROUP OF CHIEFS and headmen. 950. GROUP OF SQUAWS. The last four pictures were made at the old agency of the Crows, on the Yellowstone, near Shields River, in 1871. The following were also made at the same place and time, and represent the old mission buildings (lately destroyed by fire), in which the agent had his headquarters; their tents and manner of living, and their mode of burial. 953. THE MISSION, or agency buildings. 952. VILLAGE SCENE, showing new adobe houses built for the Indians. 951. INSIDE VIEW OF A SKIN LODGE. 954. MODE OF BURIAL. 2. DAKOTAS, OR SIOUX.