The descent of Tuina to the lower side of the earth, his night journey from west to east on the road made by Jupka, is described with clear and precise brevity. There is no doubt as to the nature of the water grizzlies who rise out of the ocean and go to the mountains at the approach of Tuina.

The account of the creation of the Yanas is as concise as possible, and at the same time complete.

WINTU PLACES MENTIONED IN THE MYTHS

Bohema MĕmGreat water, Sacramento River.
Bohĕm BŭliGreat mountain, Bald Mountain.
Bohĕm PuyukGreat peak, Mount Shasta.
Bohĕm TĕhilGreat Tehil.
Bŭlibok PuyukBulibok peak.
Bŭli PuiwăkatEastern mountain slope.
Dokŏs Hleï Púriton.
Dau Paki OlĕlUpper side of the dam, above the dam.
ĔlitsarautonRoot flat.
Ĕl HakamIn the elbow.
Halat PomGrapevine land.
Han BŭliFox mountain.
Hĭn PomOwl land, now Slate Creek.
Hlĭhlĭ Puihlut TonAcorn eastern sweat-house place.
Kahi BŭliWind mountain.
Kaisansi HarastonThe road place of Kaisus.
KawikĕnDown in Kawi.
Kĕri BŭliAcorn mountain.
Kĭlĭtcĕpĭn KenharasArrow straightener’s down-road.
Kĭnwĭnĭs PomLooking down land.
Lasan HolŏkSpider’s house (or den).
Lorŭs PomSandstone land.
Miol TapaTree on the island.
Mĕmnom KalaiSouthern water divide.
Nomkĕn Kobalus WaimĕmtonNorthern shell water place.
NomlopiSouthern Lopi.
NophlutDeer’s sweat-house.
Nŏrken MĕmWater down south, now Little Sacramento.
Nŏrpat KodiherilKodi village stand southward.
NŏrpuikĕnDown southeast.
Nŏrwan BŭliNorwan mountain.
NŏrwanbulihlutNorwan mountain sweat-house.
NŏrwĭnteSeen in the south.
OlpŭhlchĭtonBlowing upward, i. e. wishing place.
Pantĭ TsarauUpper sand flat, now Fall River.
Pas PuisonoNose (promontory) sticking out eastward, now Redding.
Pĕnĕl Kĕntĕ.
Pokaitĭn MĕmWoman’s talk water.
Pom Wai Hudi PomLand in the north, rumbling land.
Puidal PomLand far east.
Puidal WĭnnĕmWinnem far east.
Pui MĕmEastern water, now Pit River.
Puitiĕl TonIn the eastern side (region) place.
Pui TorŏrEastern ridge.
SaskĕwĭlSas’s dwelling.
SonŏmyaiAt the stones.
Sawal PomThe bathing-place land.
Sudi SawalThe Sudi bathing-place.
Tayám NorélWaiting in the south, now Trinity Centre.
Tcanahl PuyukWhite peak.
Tĕdĕ PuyukRed peak.
Tĕhi BŭliTehi mountain.
Tidŏk WaisonoAnt northern nose (nose-promontory).
Tóriham Pui TorŏrEastern crane place.
TókŭstonRock ridge place.
Tsarau HĕrilSandflat village, now Stillwater.
Tsĭk TĕpjiWhite oak whirling-place.
Waikĕn Pom Pui Humŏk PomThe land down north, the eastern silent land.
Waihola PuyukNorthern pipe place.
Waikĭdi PomNorthern Kidi land.
Wĭni MĕmMiddle water, now MacCloud River.

YANA PLACES MENTIONED IN THE MYTHS

ChupĭskotoRed rocks.
DahaGreat water, Sacramento River.
HakachímatuBlue and white flint place, Polecat Spring.
HakamatuFlint place, Buzzard’s Roost.
HwitalmaunaWhistling-place, Little Flat.
Iwĭ́ljamiMontgomery creek.
Jamahdi.
Jidjĭ́lpaCedar creek.
Jigŭ́lmatuRound place, Round Mountain.
Juka Mapti.
KamshumatuClover place.
Kĕ́tmatuPoison place.
Kurulsa Mauna.
Motiri Mauna.
OáimatuA hollow mountain northeast of Round Mountain.
PawiClover creek.
Pulshu Aina.
WahkalúMount Shasta.
WahkanopaLassen’s Butte.
Wajami.
WakaruwaWakara’s (moon’s) dwelling.
WamarawiA round mountain at Ball Creek.
WewaunaRound place.

VALUE OF LETTERS IN THE LIST OF PLACES AND IN THE NAMES OF PERSONS THROUGHOUT THE VOLUME