Sublett, “Old Ben,” his mine, [69]–[72].
Sugar Loaf, mound, [233].
Supernatural appearances and occurrences;
dragon, [35];
ghostly sounds, [47], [55];
ghostly lights, [46], [47], [57]–[58], [101]–[102];
ghostly goat, [55];
phantom trees, [55], [146];
skeleton of supernatural height and powers, [56];
ghost dog, [54], [102];
bull as guardian of treasure, [102];
La Vaca de Lumbre, [102 n].;
goblin, [102 n].;
gate that would not shut, [103];
ghosts of murdered men, [111], [114], [115], [136];
phantom steers, [114], [115];
“Woman of the Western Star,” [117]–[118];
appearances of the devil in his own form, in form of bull, in form of wild cat, [119], [121]–[122], [124], [125]–[129];
the face of Cheetwah on Mount Franklin, [131];
appearances of Maria de Jesus de Agreda, [133]–[134];
phantom music, [137]–[141], [141]–[142];
phantoms appearing near Music Bend in the San Bernard River [138]–[139];
phantom woman of salt marshes, [143];
“Padre’s beacons,” [145];
fulfillment of a curse, [144], [146];
supernatural dying of trees, [147];
ghost of boatman and his boat, [148]–[149];
phantom warriors, [154];
phantom lover, [157]–[158], [168], [168 n].;
phantom horror of the Neches, [182]–[183];
ghost of Lafitte, [188]–[189];
white wigwam of the Great Spirit, [193];
origin of the blue bonnet, [197] ff.;
transformation of maiden into water lily, [201];
miraculous origin of stream or spring, [204]–[205], [218]–[219];
ringing of bells without hands, [204];
supernatural destruction, [213], [218]–[219], [231];
miraculous preservation, [216];
magic wand, [232];
ghostly footprints, [242].
Supernatural strength:
of Paul Bunyan, [120];
of Tony Beaver, [120];
of Pecos Bill, [120];
of Strap Buckner, [119], [121]–[130];
of the White Steed of the Prairies, [223]–[226].
Sutherland, Mary A., The Story of Corpus Christi, [4 n]., [47 n]., [48], [89].
Sweet, Alex. E., and Knox, J. Armory, On A Mexican Mustang Through Texas, [11 n].
Swisher, Bella French, [200].
Taovayas, [81].