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Reindeer Files Database

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Author
Date
Location
Subject
URL
A. N. Evans
January 13, 1911
Unalakleet
Issues at Shungnak







MS Ref: [8-13] Box:
BIA
To:
Fred M. Sickler

Eskimo Names: Billy Strong; Johnnie; Riley Jim; White Names:
C.W. Hawkesworth; Walter Shields;
Events: Places: Kobuk; Shungnak; Kobuk River; Selawik;
Perceptions: "Natives are "usually slow to place their confidence in strangers and will not untill they have learned from observation that the man is capable of advising them"." Treatment:
Travel Themes: Eskimo Trading

Themes: "Myers' contract with Riley Jim for Chief Herder; unauthorized contracts with Natives; Barter accounts; Barter goods cannot be sold for cash; reindeer owners should assist herders; oldest herders can give best advice for location of the herds; herders should put in their own fish traps; castration of deer (cutting v. crushing); deer desire salt, so are moved to the coast for a few weeks each year; Riley Jim used influence to improve conditions at Shungnak; gardening topics; " Trapping/Fishing/
Berry Picking
Herders camp located next to the best fishing on the Kobuk; salmon make good fertilizer;
Business or
Organization:
U.S. Treasury; Bureau of Education; Congress; Ships, Boats, &
Marine Equipment

Books, Documents, & Articles: Diseases & Infirmaties

General Medical

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