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on three xillan4, _wA gr b produ6tiou of. 4
o w a pgxi pawo.aters an nd 04111
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4. ada traveled . , th*,ar 16q wands.,
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ast VNiiiitarigi..' they.'�exteifi "the I W-befi' the 4no th;r0ujh,a ca KAOWUL as� the nam. V011
theMild a P�ft,,, *bosa 4filte, I)imc�t "Arlikq Crees,- w
W out. on the w� th Tpa the age
ibes; �on the P-4ace' th .6 at
to' Bafflik
aAce. aga fist, ri
vre4o they nejj
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the!: 1064 of :K+I,ng*
rn, the i4tith in cgtoes to Ocid
4p his- their eaiil.�q seeii,� pinil a bigh,poln
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a t r
-.the-.: IQ sett,ement-,--i's shteetl Ids soift to IAN ere
ft, mth " F-.,,pioee-edid-. overland., f' the �rfio�i
� I Which "rise 6, Us
th6,foot f A 200'
-Iiessi�- Sla�� U1 d, leav
all
'tilt Ardl;16 -Ciro;-.Ie and. Is- i lutely no possible triethod -of-'asee'
-is].. 'an4dian as did. Tiot n
the I A th"C. an
This-'.-Cilmb. has,",beeiX loorfornodd prospeious fbir
-trAdinj Vent, -c, '.It
a -attributes and ideda, a Cieei'
lik th
alr' the norl ,cent a.4 "in a do
tw The secorid%
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a y. a To r 'ef; e
bd9t6winj 1inili Hiore
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dwelers �idpiphat, of dj4n hatlOilt CLO UL the next settl
"the fa,,uilai howedjh�ir contempt"by.
the TJgda
oheon the, lak. th
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c6u. Oy 'can. be: a eq law-onOk". o Aslaves
E! a
d' uately desch ment, (.�Fcii
c Red River) their'' Ian.
aort; aiW 1�,Tqm'igr 1: !"By ay of Great Slave the age� will be, un a
g Tariff
d. rstood only !w't
h the so�uthdrfi aroits',the o"n_
er.
`re�66,d the. liond,6f h v P
d ihi6
traivllej L �009.C`0* MiETAL .646" 6'�Jd WMo u fY, that f. the "Lou
WORK RGA im ell a uk tribe '�,Mr. HooV
giretehe& 'to %Vbrldls MOB - In 1);&l of' The�Mytjshighl team,- 'La
N -havir, Th
t'r COIAP040�.toi w6inen;' n) its - placb. exe can be
c 'ba h.o werq'victoriogis in 4la r4c pe ion: in 'Alqrqgo,w ill a,. new, I p .:. I
6 M - , - , - littie t Ati. 11
tO"Igu'
t0figu'
tofigu'
to'i u
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Patr
Aiam6 a d to, It a ba a uati ' vie. in onobiiiation dt-port ii �qm tit elude an Eskimos' at) ............. - Workers' n lifeludicial to 'Qa1)A-a Ali
Uor erly'lie is 'still 3v ch ii 'T a settlements, 'bt- Arctic 'Red
'added another dialect. Reol being,
th th
red'bY he Moseq.1t, 5feiji. 1, ''be
;U io
h h
tii;on the Most important' settlement River a d XcPh6rson,4e the 0i'd 'makes'
nd�ist ihe,,southein shibie' Z 0 meeting w t him. a Young skiwo. youth o
hoL place of from boii�djngo,, 0 centtes of, a apart
-a T e- a f t RoJoyal, Canadian dud
th , c'untiy'entIreiy :0
ingrok ets, of,cdaditbA J9AN-eqn. UT Amerlc�ii expo
'COrbilition Gulf., They had. mauy.ad-' -Mau uz a -Out.ers -a bolder and mo from tffe__va1'ley,_of, the rAackiahie i
the Indian,tr-p row, eaft I.
Thb, 0 ..s
almost every. a . couiliry,-abd-t4r--�-y thiles:
vivid, fifei sPedies and. aWd police, of he., Mission, With. the soutlo.,, McPhersofi -was establis and sodth� -the' way, , but'.6n.keac - f." j.4 . themselves,, by cuilresisollojug. 111'
' On a easi
f . land' and s4 4 11, to Souther 'boarding., s6hbol - the:*traielbr is 'regaled 'with true -eld, early In the last �c6ntuk and .
hmmill- k'o* ii 'Indiana thoi -trees 'and ltu 01�49 Eskimo 'Was' de- or n tive chil w a
he drag; 'and, of the �several trai ter -mo atain s
Ca" chcall be elilleA r
a,::and theother: Potdfitial. re� Cbi ling coz6- W& taliatory
pewayans, are reptOiented'ehiefly SgJitRe - 8 in q ceu0y. 'When' ht one time th'
t� what -appeared -to. him ca ly -the only a ggte�vay, to, I'll vrmot, - As,, you wl§A� In, Mr. king,s;
a-[ me ropolls; a, thou
source are f6ilnll' -by, the imported, ser4ants� of. the tra'4r� Verit4bl` t 0., the f othfi-Isr Yalley.'' eightysimille, Ondclice with ir. Kellogg, a othe Teritories aPaA16 �ie practi' I rthe river iwings back, t 0
t of condition gh 'it, cao- mailow sti C61 resp
under a vArie y a V.at, dif- oil; thi t , king the -n �ucjtures in. the Wrigley, a'fur post, active en6ligh.,411 across a4 comparati*.,ely Iq .1yinj
Or. @rn not bodst, 0P. more than halt 'hu w P nle
is poin; ma th
ity. limit of - tl�e� inAue' a a- At ter gave'
tr .climate 'iid iccessibili n' -both these na 'dred points ..'fur country lea a, to + te head a -��ery' ci-eal
ceof South' the Indlau. jIner 4C presenting lifte".'of 4niofir� ' " ' 4
people. wateri of
!DISTRICT,DF MACZENZEL tifts' ''Murde hihways liad, 6om, and haIjrbr6ed:. have oll6ation of. U16 - di�tress. cauAed In-
built d 'ii
enaw0red with the, Ili' kst as the 41lan s4g�li,, is., piBsedj' the Po� R
idtipfte Ver, u 6h 'I
P D1 oil
-Z sJoi,
-waur W� _iCr Fort
u
'Mak th, boatliilii� i� .. tiv
Rsolutioji-ione to the Aojrt ti h t o ad- ukon. TIW delta
nt, -thi to togietting.ep be ited., States h�e -imp'
n a in Osed oli.
M to ralrifill, ey pursue :their activities -man., This -'settlement stands ..*'-the 'ke 'zi ' "arle-i the north-east- ou'r 'fr d
tilt. _jbVjng4tNa j6ya ukk , t.11 I I .. P but, the, Mae
tbi.ft n f'7tWo , t a P' Oe ho� 'natives
.)Beaufort Saaf: one; Aue -no rely retty w Of the Pt&idence. district ate a �e.4 And Mr. Hoovle'r, who IA
vislowc high 'banks. of the Mackenzie a
6 thei. orithWost Ter.ritor-�, rth.' to the' had,:Ieft in' �a- 0 limits of'a grq01),Of lndIan:irIba4
eagerly"'desir
Wis, :d.al, o taut "is
ar;s, can. MOB e4dily aporoac Of the, Yellow lKnife Ind h60tinerant people of'a. hundred ear River.�.
t r he&'Coon weVer,. ILa mouth of. Groat �B The _r_e"s.,.a6!Ai�1Ad7 - Oes-t-tia-'- -kel :Of yOars ago. 'Many. of ,the �Pos valley of thw 1-ulion.
aifd, the'thix `6ast+.to the plan i,6alized
�thi'r6u,t 'leading A , Oy jai d lalies- aid no Intention in to 66ru.
P without delay;
-to eawin Ila,
A, iriei-gnd-the rp 'Upre in 0deute., The, couiltry Do' t.- ke soble.6Aff coltes.1
SIAPR d the
Ab iouifir -had. a ddnq so, the lad"g, tr
arm ni t4i YQutfi_LCQ_imwaiu�_W_; native 'tepees -a
ibsme 13 he
east and:west for
RI Y dh�velopments
all, Campr m6st iiorthefly dls�osedio- aid
lorn watershed of. tha,Xackenzie River. home of the, caribou and musk 'Ox�, and bru
:Wolild. have Assumed that. the' w e. man MjIW,ftrtrib- t I ta FQW B10118,- ,
bit 1V - UNI lit to thl'. post. enzie is on an is!' d
qis rot ve,,66ntie C NAVIGAT10 ary a)OsLe r RcLIAN E llgd-, killed' delta th�.t ii it". this country lead us to sup h
Man -him, ifid. so would Wn ;as P �16 ihe east - a cruise roy,416�uce U,Ud _41ul0son avAlebx-All
'on of 'miles probably have is -awA life In a
'Vej, jjL grees along 0 s ores, of, Groia -on Way F7
eAr' Lake, 'the - viort,- wheii country beAnd. as far',as' Corou Where the, beai% Aboulkas., .1-fe - the to proN'rlg'ed,,,4elay,,A ..f iuch: ki.nii
$1, Af lititude, 60 de h h -
re U a
___0j1a_of_thL_great _tr-_0_r_X
of W 'but navigation
.._fflre and, r s
L A PHACE'X�1,1HTjX(j Rn.;. su,u in Sio,mmer s* visfbla� t.firdtigb(lut !Uwr4t .64 1111Y� .110 eect. oil thd ne
-upte
e. to .'the west a acii of, tile � t -tout , hour revisNli'of the �A'niericaji tariff
ullsol. is'lotaiia, on An varlijid.
�t� -barrier, U river-naviga ion. 'With #n� kPproi area bf '11,506
t* � �A this , d Gulf,, ivilil
enty' $,'and.
squara'.milet;�rilligs`the traveller 'to just bel(ow' the -.1 'u 16w� the valley of 'the Guavei here is anothe . t uiportalit! boundary
�IlUja When Ily to I
fina turji�d'io, lag a'lind co fin. trail, 1Ql
. A:, ku -
'nC6.L V.jorn this �p6int tile t t. a Ydimg hatlye must !ance of the Liar .. an the Ma iver to t a eAdwaters of -It to+*! be
the . ipewa 41L 'Porit, Aelia, Bathurst. Ino' h
d qkenziV tween. nat-i h"
Yip races -t a. ':meet as
'to t 'e, easua. con- r
r art kUyer 61ic�' and Ae N
146'aAs oveirila'nd.,uritil the,'hes:4- his tribeamen.,ho* tthP
Well Riv ie.+�'ne of the larger Batt and 'on Yuko Vo e s
U., The
iaij and. - Eskinio. d6g-' j4u6beo�.'Aiolell (Libi-: A bill -ha+
vers#iofi �qf,tht crowd 'We, would bear: wati's 'Of rivers,, ilowing to Hudsun they ha4,been'traiteid -by. the' Indiana, _4164ta -'9f ille, Telrrliorie,' an is-shiii16W and -swift,
p point of ln'ol�
r . I I t' I -s", this' area -wait - coarolled ell"FUeu,presenod.1� the
lug 'PLreneb t inal y t
awo i me the traile headqd4rterw 'for byL"SilitAbly Cont 6ellat6 for 'the
_BAT_. 4k _�reatied_,'!l -11ii-Eski 4&' A a n., be�aacend6d, tirely by the but.iile Indiana a -in U
is, y be b0dy�;apdarokd, shord w a a Valley of t 0
-for, Alth6uJih t re -tic, prairies.; - a 6ou great And . 411tient of,the law' Which perM2 8
diStriet'i 0 'after blirlat- . he M'a�kenzie.,,stru'died,,,power.',b6ats., 6r'oea't voillaunreu ;.,to use viole
Lger PrI9114 0 n a 1� -those
Enterprise. fly.' A-- typicai,.Hudb We Lake, Ia the, IaCkgdat liakle. in the;'116rth-
ollowizig 'the bite'man have ex-
angu ;a rk, wa ad by a. at 49 _ji4turoi wikktt�-Pe f . ace 11djad t elcrAluirting gj?ountl 6.6. the cases- where a citizen. who -is befto
-7. an,- Tj W tied- front th 17tomAny, p6irlt of vantage -can be with 'their - tr4d - 4ating lrom the early' land, covering, a:u . area lof'somethino' north, and the Eskimo h. "Ic though, face to
In u:se
represented' indthoi 't, is_ AeArL am, apjarently'. endless i do MBAs. a t 'h t century has* sr*�.'Wro es L at-! Pdt undef ariiest' .,t6 eigeage;
ers,. an wed #obd �newies; the ..In an. �days o1j oi�. las it 19,10.0 square, mil but. ring to :tile Arctic coast lloioi�. trieg
to be
-6us' so ment, witlil words in ;the
bill, *1111 r i
0�qnaries, nie y inbas, aitol Arctic 'flowerp. d -feast ttle. transport rotite is'llmited to not. ead:
ay. owwow 'of and oda prospei
grass, nce.took!
"Alilavlk Is uj$a�he -b-L -U-
---must- not-
X$ioinohk egfraition., 9�arldlhg, estle in. 11ke valley Placid of ijloody wa�r: L Otte, F rill) ope
-more El EWO, oll
eb' 0 -ioii 'rot iis,
h -is ic t I ie rest o
a-Auq wijxdtug-�, ardlaft-ig -70sftitli twd: :,-*as the- first '020' ta� one.' of ith'; the intentio�-;6
casion n record Mouuted Police.p9st, a gov� solit", sv Ound for 'causing death
wlilch follows ike Mdekenzi grave:
San 'y P og the S of tskinlow and4nidiaus -ernm a th Year.
d '- I Lteau o4e-iloAt the ceie as .'th; where y. tumble ilu,wber L
-20 typick of Many 0 _n1wny-rapiolp, to ef7trftd-W- 9-ro8talyl-iWinieuts anjr-a-gW.- -7-1211(reff 7&7� Mneje--�T, the, northirn, to ause
��jheir %V dowA-D-e-i The
t
P78 -n -k 7iii_ffg]f6 tfieIr irteig finailst wft!�Itlioie hatchat,: hild Is nMarked coittka'st. a� -'agdiicy which 'con- tjorman. Not only. is it the, tr4de
d
eatui& : ernment lui aq p6iiis which ie'kds intentioil. of�th# Iiigislators is'pqif�dt-
13hir
jnt!:jfice4, it. -madia 't the - warlike a6itde of tbe time I of a ge,, , Q r., Pollce'aleiii., by excess of
-governtz of, far-oliatant - 1judabn dificts an., dxperimeut4l farmL ' Thie.-Cei tre lar and :'V'roddctive-,.dis_ iiig �ea - ind ai; ad 'the ly
'o 'nofth epasr of Alaska. #6,1h zeal' have,
Burtoundin. co Of trict, b4t elin
ilesi `�The telling c6untryls, the howiloti Hearnd;- 4; Untry, collsisting, the 'scenic and .',mineral - re, been I knowu to kill or
sc olling I -hills -lightly. e6vered with -tim-, so . urces a also on . tsialiding. 'A 'few;, routes have their 'dri�rback§ -lt�- is rig'
and. h Olt, the Arctic f. X "The'' Ud� it The 1W6;xa inp6ent peo
ihur 1i the il a w 0 g g1b,judlaus ar One, of r Vle. lit
-a few remam-. the. arg t at.* we sh6uld make the rep
W �e remnauts'a tr P cost via -the river rou a I* excessive, 'th *. . .1
th %"spital*and'L,sd bar, kas �xp efitio of,
ibes, of the North. Long --A date produced' little miles i m. the 'settlement'. 11 u
h a liguitiq and on the octan route' th a, is' a these
13, men but. Lot, La oubtful 06mmercial im-
ins -heids 'ef'.wusk & -to- be uild on OUgh A -is not - without coal beds of d U - VVISOU05 less likety.
a of oil association with -the white trader ha's ever-iories6rit danger 'of loss, of oth 13Ut police me ll.ot t6aL have to deal Wlt
jrA at. -the-Worth, -To,these�sh IcL tho:xnainland. The ',stteami -and -lakes eiih to a r a:r,. . having IL
", . , '*' . I �, , adlauzed - th life 'of squil-civiii ptomise. for Pe.!.'Xuture.' "The' Rocky' po tante, , but. specta.dul b
onies.' of. the tativie's gnize
ship.. Anu cargo when
be,�ddadjbe,lqg.h Alountalus Are less, th ' ' rounding "the dangerous batidits, who
are "'plentifullyLL a tiai with ilih, and, lizati ' -b ..'ap 100- miles to /burned, contin'uously-,at' least -since Alia are -rgqo ' d,
Utute asallah. 4-9evuls thut a I
PA, ut, they, 'still depend, upon northerly eavel; pf th
a host of dogs, which cons 66ir' shores are the, aebting sioundi the- wild, life of the.'co. aiotr3� . foi , su the noriiiwest, -aAd. f iri back � in. the first oxplorat-lon of the river by aw.snowid
Mae -
The, shores, o Beaurort '6ea;-',ar6' be clearer concerning, �nfch cases aaq
it t, qiotive�_,pwer of- the tcuntry�s 116s'a valley about which kea.2 'iior het
of nia.ni varieties . of, watAi'.4%y.1., :The existente. - -As they : wander over a mountain, ;1e; in 1789. -To the � th 6t t
t- MQUIa'tai -9till the undisputed -, heritag 0
r- traimpori... Fort littlo �,i� inowii �eX - a of' the. speci I ex ep.
potential weaItti oi -this Aretic� wide country of rocky bills, Some -of ond the fact, that post lies a. ptoMinan a
-dark ..,aid i d Eskime.',, .'J36twaen. t4ir WASka bohn-
is' and: blea a , win ivL W hot aprings' are - so known: -as 'Beat Rock, and along. the tions.7,
area - � lies An midouloted which timbered,'though� �1)�Lrsel�iq urnerous.
vi�60;,-,and in ouhirnor, it U>a',nofed Plains d li� ' nd'the. eastern end 'of the delta
di A]beral -,.sttpb that Its .temperature has 'been; mate- w0stern horizon lie the bold. peales of a a
of' "Ility to yiel 110s: Of theiki"Itarvoist .:consists Of fur., fish,
lie, four settlements
xfd�, the.'Rocky Mountains' The "t4or&O
gat pla rieL lea 'caribou -car a, wftb� . rabbits to. rially' aflected.. 'While -the s�riou Th a; #a Mackenile US100
a t,, ad: hides fro ibOu and -moos a 'burning
lim tS in a a nx and
'known.to. the ".horililand"
pes iAg.country..suffers fFqm a Demareation, , Point Herschel, Shin-
pfUir hardy' animals, flab from its -jjlj'-� in 'nods when' larger. game''. is somewhai of the 'coal: seams and, the three Quebec Adil,n Catholiq'ite, 00.).
�while I or' week 'a �dayliglfit never f holes, -gle Point and Kittigazuit-whosre in-
nd ab:lel!ble,, Mitch of this,,area rig"Drous climate., the,, lsemi-t�dpicai pecullat yed status, proba�y caused .(The'- modcrn cult
- frdmthe sk�y. 'I waters a fur' from its, hills. 'not lit ha of at cs has
4� iejy 11 'L. ' I I by ox bitiants, living .,an the to . hleti
numanity IS �but *pookly 'iiepkesent� 0Y.' 'as,.at hgs'6om a, to be known or iron., created the
has been roierte'd by j the governmen1t. Vall which sli6w on the Impression that Scaufiju�,
Imniediate1y to- the- West' lies' A of a face sources of the -country, draw their
seat but Httle 4 Show ' 'Rock hate gtven,'rise, to vians,'Germails 'Saxons
A small' and Is the Win at and..Ailgio-,
nada, as a huntin and trig4ping harvest fr6ta both To. -,The the
tountri. of. sitkinait Iswanipt and'lioik -of Indlafna, Who 'WJULtei',!Io#g ter h6me of. a g Oat viriatyq ;�ild a typica,11ndlan lepnd. la' danAsea. ch6se
hand ground f6r jhe eltelusive. use of the ft rates'ot, the world,,) No
-of aqcis§jbut1,
siQ,,,'4idgUj difficult -a 'Many vars ago, ace the- hills firodiuce . caribou, whic]h mean Lin illts� wre .-ti
the -northern fringe ofjImbei. 'each hativtp. lit the, ording to doubt our Nordic in gr
'U."liet4tipei it ias. give' d' RNer is high-wa story-' both foo4'andWIutbr' clothing; from
-V n. perfect "The Lair �Oth the pqqpIe,knd.,'the -gamg
Idui a Spring .'follo*d, the caribou I f6liMsAnd-make'good cal uists. Norr�
it. their y the, lake
trotei to the ojfly� rerhainling' lit To t a west %n4 ubith of Itosolue . and streams - nativos, de.
rd ad Qu the Arctic' prairies.'' of Be a. ihe�
rotorthdrii ImIgraftorri,%aild Zves entirely serving the territoirk to the west.- it of , &r- area, werei�' glinii - of their,. is - th ra Much diffic
tj U, cure a
ibou meat and: fith. XS41MQ_ RJvarL' ade- V r' Ing that they are the stuff of' wl&b
-of . Americ-ad bison' that has never lies 'the, valley of,the Mackenzie boast-A.,of a -a -fish, ' wh Ia . the ocean: - ulty in: recognii.
upon' car P I , . - , service, kind A giant' hunte armed
4 y Rive -iettliment. ly- t6al'oa'
ptivity. In i901- thil. 'Domin� Ma, t,16, needs�of more fish and various -kinds 'of Beal
Imoviii ca quato 'to the -the' 'co tij; boVir - and arrows,
from the shordi of C&onitliva Gulf ins near Great Slave :Lake In' the on wbile st6onding on good, citizens Ate made. But that
t 'abited t a killing' and white' whale, which �solvle
xavernmen pro, . . to� the rLorth t a coaitai' poWts which each year c4rrles A Wealth. of :Bear Rock,'saw,a coIdnr,.of-,jjAnt .8hould.tjoi: Jrevent�uslromjakj
4f these' a�ojwalS. A:n eitimate Ma4a was , nd' valley of the - rky6i from Which , , !, �rob the ng In-
highograde furs tb. the � markets of -beaver in -Bear 'R ver. , With his at. lem, for Materials for boats, tents
to,, the eastward move each Spring, io, jcc6unt, -before- wo estimate 'this
about twority: years liatir -Placed their .112mquity takes Its name, Is t4i 'the world. 'The iii and �oot*ear-and add to the food sup.
toward the Abelon Rfvdr-tO'meetL the. home a Well.' Opel' reaChas 'Of the rows he Becured, thf6e of. 'those, -but BuPeiiorlty of- this ov tb*at, race, , sow
f4al la'appro:timately 1,560.'To'th4se 0 conducted b6ard][ag ply. - While tree, We. '.6' AO ienger in ilijig, elo - a..
aml Migration On ltswa'y� , to the L �Iiiia#d, penetrating. is into the �, moun. several of 'bli -arrows which' bad a , toMoes c industrial
lo�n,-added,reeantlk 6,000 young, a t C'L.coa' schobl,,two intsolons and selveraf trad� evIdenee,. th he the and. athletic ertain
The only permanent tain ranges,' connect 'through British Mis ad their' nfark, - remahvid am. avy , 4rift from
Arc at. a
'buffalo rom cketiiie "has 'stored. :the beaches
f the *ainwrig Ma. qualileatioits., The. pro,
lit Nafloval� log edtablishments. Columbia with established. ',routes of bedded 'in'the river b6ttidin, but one 0
hoped that rosidentii are three- bands of'Esk * gress
itiS donfidently" :I c "P'ro'vJd6hco, lies on_s, level plain, on travel Ia Ith f tivilization is calculat
Pirk. and &ding tO.the Pacific Coast.'LL and still, sho w ;uel. adequate'for 6any., Veirb .9 4dite ad on
who bass, - their - ' -opbrat�,bnj on The Of L. tbo, wW eve the water. -the anothej actrie.-
n4xt -decade- will. set' an increaO the. bdukl� Mack era CGU10, placing. Eskim4
f, Haaba, . Vigo nd W I
144 1 a -bile m0son abi
ithe T A�§Ixty�, a orth TfVers -sunken a of this
'hi enzie. -_0 W a -different 0001tionlrom; th y
It 'i numbefs grea enough, to shores 6 Iligiluik. a Pit tbe As it all �thei14
in di t area air
here to
Baker Lakes. irqwL",WhIch'poInts they RiVer Setdei6ent'
inake them an important. factor In, t1le. In the east,, who -jj- -sly, ,Peace
eke out -a liv g, froff the - 'eistern .6 larg W
depende'n't uip'on- sea-mammaj 911 f Manitoba Frev Prdis ib.): Thosb .
'Conciete.
fw& supply of the district and, posr si4i of these northerii I plains, tjght,fiaif�o Steel WiR ge'Replaced 9 .1 or
psibly, to warrant "liconged. huntin$. beat and -light. WHO believe -that' a direct Wostdiih outt,
am
surWr�isi, f loificti-I gi e WtIVRIE' FRA44LIN, CAMP -ED "'Poth a eastern, 14 for the Poiace River counify
uncle, Un.a western. '
th it sillit,
far off o
n th6 horizdn Of, f atu fe -h 6pes
Jr first 'Impreisiou
!'Starting agqoin--fr.cm, Resolutioni
wardens,
�graups fieceived the
d,. -do *all. to itad� ih
jFUR-RESOURCE. a ionlafka'ble,
er toad lei to, Rae;. on it would
anoth 0.1 civilization troll, the whalerd, *.bile
IM "I I figures of homestead entries- in k;orth.
"The fu� `r�s' ces. of - the:, IFort tickhetni Arm. of 'Great Slaye Lake' t
our
hose -of the cetittal area ate"only fi w, 6in - Al 'a
g, 0
4 M
-the Dog Rib In iang.
d _f to tta and ifi the'Btitish Colum.
Ardwing their firht, kn wled a of Abe bia 1�ooace Rivet'
vea have been 'intenittely and the, land of H
upon for more than 100 years' in lt2l Frankiiii and his 'pair' wvf�,%H%
9 for .1-928. Th#
World frow. th� fur traders from 4116
ty fol Block
stOad entrie Ait, the,' Ed.
ch lowed'their route to' the North. A total Of being
but, Atli. the trappet' thri+es. Ea
south. .:i, The IfifigOuces prior. to the montan,
'be,
-inter yiel'& pelts' of,'betr, Wolvez, 'Winter tamp was. built half way white 'fiivaslon are'still stamPidd. an Gratide 1�rkifie k-nd Peace
tna'j_,L�Ween Gjeat Slave and Great Bear 4 in ,clothing,' Rivet- land '-offices -was .8,586, and .
lynx, colored foxes, fisher, ottft,
accoutrements and t
aint tr-f-6x, Lakes, which was known 'as Fort bese, t a ere tal.e
rences, ate,
"t ten,.. ro k skunk ar�d rhuskya -hom6 jife, These -dife, -Ta n out in'
le 6
ry north,,* no
mink ana. rat iredominating. It is p - Ebterprise, 11rom this 'Point a sea- -4oweyeri; en�lTely, regional, "PDUn; ie Ity all W lith -west and
the , Ian.
sible, 6 ' evier-th-at: the time is not far son .*as 9'pent in exploration' of.tbre-- -th oughout.the zalit ' ` is. a esti.'
4 f no'Ahvmoda-st Of Rdmonton. h-
gudge' me world
distant when fur is in 0. ntry into 'Al.
r ifig will bring Copperipine River and 'the sb res of mated to M�aii the - e
f Is 1 basfc�ljy the game,,' and a study �of. bertals north coq t.r-
U, .? the folkIbie orove$ tl'e
a betier liv�n thtkv is to be Coronation Gu af�this Tbute. li ,. nloj.
to man*
cowwli]i orl' 20,40p settlersi.,
gin of the. Itskinio n, krom Siberth
secured today frotr-tte ta M�ng of wild lilgo �followed by Hearna. of. the I
'i o :r pit and.
an.mals. Rholson's Bay -.Com pafty, -when from a
t 'G
rani, 1�brti Smith 'to t'h'e 'Ar'cti'c T69 to 1772.- he pioneered the valley S"InUtWifig and Haine.bzew
The governihent. of CAnada Ia*
con Lie. Cailada (Libi): Tile' TijifteIL',
wat!r �of� 100 of: tbi Coppq�'..fne Ri-, on, h frobted with
.,er. a of t a
to 804es'. have be" ta,
to of
plilo.Aj t.o�px transportation is, unintex.% $reat tragedies of the 1% r a COWDIbi 'v 'blem in
the 'adrhifilstnitlo tb�o Fal Nbxth;
rupted. targe'.and 6�ifoftable steam- enacted durinj.j�jjj#�tjj�. wlieon the In.- or bell) from tPreign, countries to put
-tot, -in so 4s. it. is Possible', the A itop to smuggling,
bonts ierve th_ publi,6. and alr'eadY thso dians Who ae quipanied"Hearne . mas-:
v�TfOUS sittrition's ha*,4pofi. ]��t as -'Is -done, the' but even if- this
I
excellen�� oftheir service, tne' novelltv sacred in an tWentit �efenseiesgi Y, will, cerf.ditily not s�c.
-4 arisen. Com-rhunication -is co#d. Mote'
they haN
over our lielijibors-equid
-wonied And 'cliji-dren, W ain6tinod by � A welktrgahl' ed lea 11 perh a sla-rt by� plotting,
Of 06 life of the lower 'river settle- I.Eskimo'. lieni, m
irvliiavep8,pV!.carL-,Ved lit a' pqffit sitee klio *4
rnftts and the river:s en Bloo wit as serVI'06 and ab efficielft.'system Of th6r cland a. sto'p to.
W
4� estina MEW%.
fi`ri�ed them among those ou the out
dY Fall, on the,iower rea�ch of f
loowf�,i t�ilinraer toilrs in, little�.kho*n A-1-1 _1*'Mb84tRht operlitiqn.
si
ar!.(
Short
�ro-o buli.Ar6d rnil�s, of. rive,;!. wititl- eVaut.649urred M tb'e %4bInjt;'Of'�'FcftL1- sJoil -rvL
I I a qree v, ma,j
, Aild ma"� getting, e- Is. -always. f-6
01.jVet Lake" tj�e'g,pot "On
brufl'alo and the moose, lead from P66lit, �Oreat, N01i'er'p, 811
-,hv�sl"a 9
VL
t,6 -Great Sta, Lietute irl to the 1,jjjnet
-1, -0-81dized, relief is kjivc
ed �g6
JAIc-lil, a: -te,,
tfteh'd 6f The salarci. ofjhe_=Jle�� ti e"k- spent
Pd 4044�tu
"didat 'Slav h6wi, tivo�h, bif6reii llogj6t �tid,: pt'!�ptiqo Ifi .1921 and, Wa�rj
ma, utamed d is
'e", _:yp . a kee,
blested by, no one,.-Alid inany"thoUg. P'Yollr 111011th
sJAV an fiidiaro cial of 'the Catittoli-ill boverntildtitwas.
0. ki J�4 il e to io
ands of squa terrifor' S, ture galthi,"
P`,e *`hielo 'hii'd its'h6rne on th6.shor`os-,makihg a pr�troil -the: b-Ottow of I es o y a -re q . rip TM � , - I I . ,
. . 't, ' . "I '. .
LON 0- 1
0.0 h, e.. td bbiiia gathUrAl JOLlet, 50Q"rOjIe!L Jlftk� b 0 N DVE R RY - 6 RJ DG T. M
sot a0d 9 raDp ng ae, I'hae
V` ME V L A, 0 10' k-eellit a �Vi"
V The, 411 ad FAv Qh tPp 11! A
6-0"Ier-b-atfm ,
'If TW6 4fdMhr� lffilure'_with. des6ftt,e territ6t.! to t1i ifit O'n a im r bf! ge giving decesie to., ttppoy go 66 of t e, hg r. anet,
r';�'T gu?;� Rd��'Ti6 'had �,'Iode'.'Oft d and it Mk'
d
popfildtion,
hae been. A repeater, then.,,
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