Yosemite publicity, 50, 147, 151; home in Yosemite of, 57, 98; as hotel proprietor, 58; as guardian of Yosemite Grant, 59, 152, 184; death of, 59; and trails, 80; and litigation concerning Yosemite holdings, 96, 98, 149-152; orchard, 98; as guide, 107 “Hutchings,” Tom, 48 Hutchings House: applied to Cedar Cottage, Oak Cottage, River Cottage, Rock Cottage, Sentinel Hotel, Upper Hotel, which see I Indian Canyon Trail, 80 Indian Commissioners, 36 Indian exhibit in Yosemite, 190, 193 Indian trails, 74-77 Indian tribes of Yosemite region: Ah-wah-nee-chees, 12, 132; Chowchillas, 22, 76, 77; Chukchansi, 22, 75, 76, 77; Miwoks, 74, 75, 76, 132; Mono, 46, 47, 76; Nuchu, 36, 99; Southern Miwok, 75; Yokuts, 75, 76 Indians of Yosemite region: first clash between whites and, 24-25; murders preceding Yosemite Indian War by, 24; and Mariposa Indian War, 24; treaties with, 26; reservations for, 26, 28, 35, 36, 40; mistreatment of, 27, 28; effect of Savage’s death upon, 33-34; dealings with Indian agents, 36; Wawona campsite of Nuchus, 36, 99 Indians of Yosemite Valley: attack on Savage’s trading post, 24; participation in Mariposa Indian War, 24; and failure to sign treaty, 26, 36; first surrender to whites, 36; return to Yosemite Valley, 40; attack on prospectors, 40-45; strife with Mono Indians, 46-48; second surrender to whites, 180; interview with last survivor of original band of, _see_ Lebrado Ireland, Louise Savage, 16, 34 J Jepson, Willis L., 133, 134 John Muir Trail, 83-85 Johnson, Robert Underwood, editor of _Century Magazine_, 155 Johnston, Adam, quoted, 77 Jorgensen, Chris, 186, 191 Juarez, Chief José, 22-24 K Kat, William, 88 Kemp, J. C., 119 “Kenneyville” property, 101 King, Clarence: as geologist, 71, 129; as mountaineer, 78; as mapper, 95, 148 n; quoted, 95-96 Kittredge, Frank A.: acknowledgment to, xi; quoted, 171; biographical notes, 172-173 Kroeber, A. L.: cited, 75; writings of, 132 Kuykendall, John J., 25, 36