{"responseHeader":{"status":0,"QTime":9,"params":{"q":"{!q.op=AND}id:\"1151808\"","hl":"true","hl.simple.post":"","hl.fragsize":"5000","fq":"!embargo_tdt:[NOW TO *]","hl.fl":"ocr_t","hl.method":"unified","wt":"json","hl.simple.pre":""}},"response":{"numFound":1,"start":0,"docs":[{"modified_tdt":"2010-01-20T00:00:00Z","thumb_s":"/96/3f/963f7778b2ab49e43492fb7d3a00442d89e4a2d5.jpg","oldid_t":"wwdl-neh 6352","setname_s":"wwdl_neh","file_s":"/81/42/8142988331ef37311e27050c02c52b419dcfc8c9.pdf","title_t":"Page 24","ocr_t":"-24- The old \"chief of the Bow\" who is known as Joe Crazy Horse was watching; he had placed a plank across the Zuni River so that the Scared Party could cross directly to their dancing plaza without encountering anyone-Lorenzo Chaves who had come in volunteered the information that this old man was the last remaining man in the war or \"Bow\" fraternity, (I heard later that there was one other) because membership in it requires a scalp. He said that Dr. Hodge, knowing the importance of the group in Zuni ritual, had offered to supply scalps from his museum. But the Zunis had not made up their mind to this, so when Joe dies there will be no war chief, he said-(In Taos, as I understand the war chief is a yearly office.) Lalio consented that I should walk a little way out on the Ojo road with Norman. From there we could see, on a distant hill, the dancers' figures who were going through a preliminary ceremony there. When it was nearly dark, they came in-the party from the lake which consisted of Komosona, (chief of the Masked Dancers;) Chico, cacique; those who would impersonate ths Shalako gods in the next Shalako ceremony (only one of them in ceremonial dress-he being the little Fire God, with his lighted torch) young boys carrying willow branches from the Lake and bundles (which by rights should contain live turtles) slung on their backs; and others whom I did not identify. They were accompanied by the group of Masked Rain Dancers who were to dance the following day-the latter already wearing ceremonial dress. They struck through a corral back of the houses and stores, crossed the River assisted by the Bow Chief (who met them there, and performed some rite, as each passed), and amerged on the first plaza where they were to dance- Komosona leading, and the Sacred party standing by. They must dance","restricted_i":0,"id":1151808,"created_tdt":"2010-01-20T00:00:00Z","format_t":"application/pdf","parent_i":1151832,"_version_":1642982545683382273}]},"highlighting":{"1151808":{"ocr_t":[]}}}