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Angeles, Puebla de los, | 501 |
Angostura, Pass of, | 574 |
Animal life of Chihuahua, | 605 |
Anquera, covering for horses' haunches | |
Antequera, | 527 |
Anthony, Ex-Governor, | 616 |
Antiquarian Society, | 109 |
Antiquities, | 305-309 |
Antiquities, | 306 |
Antiquities, | 307 |
Antiquities, | 308 |
Antiquities, | 309 |
Antiquities, | 319 |
Antiquities, | 323 |
Anuario, | 299 |
Apache depredations, | 606 |
Apache depredations, | 608 |
trail, | 626 |
prisoners, | 627 |
squaws, | 628 |
scouts, visit to camp of, | 631 |
warrior, | 63 |
outrages, | 634 |
outrages, | 636 |
stronghold, | 634 |
stronghold, | 638 |
raid, last great, | 636 |
difficulties in fighting the, | 636 |
difficulties in fighting the, | 637 |
region, map of, | 638 |
Anton Lizardo, port, Gulf terminus of the Mexican Southern Railway, | 181 |
Apam (plains of), | 345 |
Apartado, | 451 |
Apizaco, | 492 |
Aqueduct, of San Cosme, | 359 |
the double, | 403 |
of Queretaro, | 481 |
Arbol de las Manitos, | 235 |
de la Noche Triste, | 268 |
de Montezuma, | 356 |
Arch, Maya, or aboriginal American, | 77 |
of Akabná, | 85 |
Archælogical field, | 323 |
Archil (rocella), | 137 |
Architecture, Mexican, | 224 |
Arezuma, land of gold, | 644 |
Arizona, travel in, | 644 |
Armadillo (Aztec ayotochtli), or tortoise-rabbit. | |
Arriero, a muleteer, | 280 |
Arroyo, a mountain torrent. | |
Arrastre, | 462 |
Assumption (golden statue of the), | 231 |
Astronomers, Maya, | 97 |
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad, | 595 |
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad, | 601 |
Athens of Anahuac, the, | 486 |
Atolli, an Indian beverage prepared from maize, in use among the ancient inhabitants of Mexico and at the present day; a kind of maize gruel, strengthening and refreshing, without which no Indian field laborer is content to work. | |
Atoyac, Bridge of, | 201 |
Avenue, the Grand, | 349 |
of Bucarelli, | 350 |
Axayacatl, sixth king (Indian) of Mexico, | 235 |
a water insect, | 339 |
Axes, of copper, | 544 |
Axolotl (Siredon lichenoides), | 340 |
Ayme, Consul, | 45 |
Ayotla, town of, | 339 |
Azcapozalco, A town in the Federal District, connected with the city of Mexico by tramway. The ancient town of the same name was once the capital of the Tepanec "empire." | 269 |
Azotea (roof-top), | 224 |
Aztecs, tribe of, in Oaxaca, | 529 |
Aztlan, | 605 |
B | |
Baile (ball), a native, | 122 |
Bajio, el, region of the, | 427 |
Ball, a Mestiza, | 123 |
Balustrade, a valuable | 228 |
Banana plantation, | 406 |
Bandelier, Prof., | 541 |
Bandoleros, los, | 336 |
Banner of Cortes, | 308 |
Baptist Mission, | 298 |
Baratillo, a rag fair | |
Bárcena, Manuel, | 313 |
Barbacoa, a native Haitian word, whence English barbecue. | |
Barranca, of Metlac, | 210 |
of Cuernavaca, | 402 |
of Regla, | 463 |
Barras, las, | 456 |
Bartlett, Mr., on Tubac, | 647 |
Bassi rilievi, | 410 |
Baths, of Mexico City, | 354 |
inimical to the leperos | |
Batopilas Mining Co., | 618 |
mines, | 619 |
Bear, playing the, | 287 |
Bees, stingless, | 64 |
Beggars, Mexican, | 282 |
Benson, town in Arizona, | 644 |
Beneficiate, from a Latin word, signifying "to realize"; the separation of ores from their fluxes, or amalgams. | |
Birds of Yucatan, | 61 |
Bishop's Palace, | 564 |
Bit, bridle, and spurs, | 569 |
Bliss, Mr. P. C., | 110 |
Boca del Monte, | 217 |
Book, first, published in Mexico in 1536 | |
stalls, | 257 |
Bonanza, a sea term, used by Mexican miners to designate a mine being worked at a profit | |
mines in, | 448 |
mines in, | 449 |
mines in, | 450 |
of Pedro Torreros, | 461 |