. Alaska und seiner Ressourcen. Hier wurden auf emptystomachs durchgeführt. Die tyone kam mit einem kleinen Teller von Fett als Geschenk. Heregretted, dass es nichts Besseres zu bieten, und gab uns Ahinweis, Ketchum im Winter geschrieben hatte, in der er erneut ersuchte, die wir geben würde die tyone, die materiell assistedhim, Pulver und Ball Wir ersparen könnte. Das Pulver und das von der Firma ballfurnished wurde an Nowikakat erschöpft, aber ich 94 das Yukon Territorium. machte ihm ein Geschenk eines können mit Pulver und 40 Kugeln von myown private liefert, und bat ihn, ein wenig Fleisch für uswh zu halten

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. Alaska and its resources. take place here were performed on emptystomachs. The tyone came in with a little dish of fat as a present. Heregretted that there was nothing better to offer us, and gave us anote which Ketchum had written during the winter; in it he re-quested that we would give the tyone, who had materially assistedhim, any powder and ball we could spare. The powder and ballfurnished by the Company was exhausted at Nowikakat, but I 94 THE YUKON TERRITORY. made him a present of a can of powder and forty balls from myown private supplies, and asked him to keep a little meat for uswhen we should return, which he promised to do. He was arather good-looking Indian, possessed a good deal of intelligence, and was younger than any other tyone we had seen. He wore anEnglish hunting-shirt of red flannel, ornamented on the shoulderswith large pearl buttons, and fringes of mooseskin. Around hiswaist was a long Hudson Bay sash. He wore moccasins, andmooseskin trousers cut in the English fashion, with fringes down. Young Nuklukahyet tyone. the outside of the leg, and blue leggins tied with a band of bead-work below the knee. His black glossy hair was cut straightaround the neck, and parted a little on one side. Altogether, he appeared much cleaner and more attentive to dress thanany of the Indians of the Lower Yukon. All these Indians paint their faces. Black is obtained by rub-bing charcoal and fat together. Vermilion is purchased of thetraders, and supplies the place of the red oxide of iron which theyformerly used. I saw one who appeared to have used graphite, or plumbago, on his face, but on examining the article itself it THE YUKON TERRITORY. 95 proved to be micaceous oxide of iron, and was said to be obtainedon the banks of the Tananah. They wear an ornament made of dentalium, the sookli of theRussians, and money-shell of American traders. It is here Nose ornament of the Yukon Indians. represented of natural size. A hole is pierced through the skinoi the nose, bel

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• bookcentury1800
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• bookyear1870