[29] Juan Jaramillo, _Relation du Voyage fait à la Nouvelle-Terre sous les Ordres du Général Francisco Vasquez de Coronado_, in _Voyage de Cibola_, Append. vi. pp. 365, 366, 367. [30] Castañeda, i. cap. ix. pp. 40, 41, ii. cap. iii. p. 162. The word is composed of _chichiltic_, a red object, and _calli_, house. Molina, ii. pp. 11, 19. [31] General Simpson locates the "Casas Grandes" on the Gila, in lat. 33° 4' 21" and lon. 111° 45' Greenwich. _Coronado's March_, p. 326. [32] _Relation_, etc., p. 365. "Nous souffrîmes quelques fatigues, jusqu'à ce que nous eussions atteint une chaîne de montagnes dont j'avais entendu parler à la Nouvelle-Espagne, à plus de trois-cents lieues de là. Nous donnâmes à l'endroit où nous passâmes le nom de Chichiltic-Calli, parce que nous avions su par des Indiens que nous laissions derrière nous, qu'ils l'appelaient ainsi," etc. Id. "On nous dit qu'elle se nommait Chichiltic-Calli. Après avoir franchi ces montagnes." ... [33] Jaramillo, _Relation_, etc., p. 367. Simpson, p. 325. For descriptions of the "Casas Grandes," I refer to Castañeda, i. cap. ix. pp. 40, 41, ii. cap. iii. pp. 161, 162, to be compared with Mateo Mange, _Documentos para la Historia de México_, série 4, vol. i. cap. v. p. 282, describing Father Kino's visit there in 1697, cap. x. pp. 362, 363. Cristóbal Martin Bernal, Francisco de Acuña, Eusebio Francisco Kino, etc., _Relacion_, in _Documentos_, 3 série, vol. ii. p. 884; this bears date, 4 Dec., 1697. Fray Tomás Ignacio Lizazoin, _Informe sobre las Provincias de Sonora y Nueva-Vizcaya, Documentos_, 3 série, ii. p. 698. Segundo Media, _Rudo Ensayo Tentativo de una Prevencional Descripcion de la Provincia de Sonora, sus Terminos y Confines_, written by a Jesuit about 1761 or 1762, and published by Buckingham Smith at S. Augustine in 1863, cap. ii. sec. 3, p. 18. Padre Font, in _Relation de Cibola_, Append, vii. pp. 383-386. Of more recent descriptions, I enumerate Lieut. W. H. Emory, _Notes of a Military Reconnaissance, etc., Executive Documents_, 41, pp. 80, 81; Capt. A. R. Johnston, _Journal_, etc., id. pp. 582, 584, 596, 597; John R. Bartlett, _Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents_, etc., vol. ii. cap. xxxii. pp. 265-280. While we can easily identify the "Casas Grandes," seen in 1846-47 and 1852, with those described in 1697, 1761, and 1775, in regard to the earliest description of "Chichilticalli," we are inclined to agree with Mr. L. H. Morgan, _Seven Cities of Cibola_, that "there is no ruin on the Gila at the present time that answers the above description."