<i>Too'-cha-mo</i>, The Stump, And <i>Choo'-koo Heng-il'-nah-as'-se</i>, The Lost Dog

The Dawn of the World, by C. Hart Merriam, [1910], at sacred-texts.com

TOO'-CHA-MO, THE STUMP, AND CHOO'-KOO HENG-IL'-NAH-AS'-SE, THE LOST DOG

The Northern Mewuk say:

Too'-cha-mo the stump and Choo'-koo the dog are friends. When Choo'-koo is lost and does not know where his man has gone he goes to Too'-cha-mo and asks. Too'-cha-mo tells him which way to go to strike his man's trail; Choo'-koo goes and finds it, and no matter how far away his man is, he follows the trail right to him.