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Reindeer Files Database

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Author
Date
Location
Subject
URL
Andrew N. Evans
January 20, 1909
Kobuk [Region]
Conditions on the Kobuk
http://ankn.uaf.edu/Resources/ReindeerFiles/1859-1862.pdf






MS Ref: Box:
B1
To:
Commissioner of Education

Eskimo Names: Okitkoon (Chief Herder, Shungnak); White Names:
Eli M. Myers;
Events: Places: Shungnak; Salmon River; Kotzebue; Unalakleet; Deering; Washington; Selawik;
Perceptions: Treatment:
Travel Themes: launches and scows frozen in down river about 150 mis. in mid-Sept.; Eskimo Trading

Themes: "cheap freighting"; some freight left down river; teachers living in school building;"hip-roofed" house; female deer in payment for logs; "private" freight carried for less cost than government freight; all Natives occupy new cabins; Natives are "proud of herd"; so much of region burned over; carelessly leaving campfires, or fires started to drive away mosquitoes; Eli M. Myers respected on the river but deficient in scholarship; Mrs. Myers constantly in schoolroom; Mrs. Myers under contract with Friends; Trapping/Fishing/
Berry Picking

Business or
Organization:
Keewalik Lighterage Co.; Friends Mission Society; Ships, Boats, &
Marine Equipment
the "North Bend"
Books, Documents, & Articles: Diseases & Infirmaties

General Medical

Comments: "village is laid out in lots, and all the Natives occupy new cabins": This is similar to William Duncan's Metlakatla colony;

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