University of Nevada, Reno

Coverage includes Indian tobacco; Nevada's Pyramid Lake, the lake level and the "cui-ui" fish.

Includes tribal members she knew; marriages, divorces and inheriting; fishing boats; personal security.

Jennie, a Shoshone, talks about women's issues, including first menses; pregnancy and childbirth; and baby baskets. Jennie may be related to Tim Hooper. Recorded in Tonopah, Nevada.

Songs include: Bear Dance, Circle Pinenut Dance, and Rabbit-drive Dance..

Discussion of the Frazier family; and the deer story.

Discussion includes the deer story; the coyote and the geese story.

Talk covers Indians riding on trains; the train wreck near Verdi, Nevada, in the early 1900s; being at school in Nixon, Nevada; illness and death; and various family names.

The women discuss the Episcopal Church at Pryamid Lake, Nevada; the Nixon, Nevada, cemetery visit; and fishing regulations.

Covers a 1969 airplane rider to Los Angeles, California, for developers' plans in Nevada; Crosby at Sutcliffe; and coyote trying to fly like geese.

Discussion of living on the chicken ranch near Dead Ox on the Truckee River; the 1916 earthquake; fences made of willow; how two old women walked from Lovelock to Wadsworth, Nevada; how Winnemucca got his name; and the fighting between the Paiutes and the Pitt River Indians. Recorded while en route to Rye Patch Dam, Pershing County, Nevada.