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V ' fi SESTHIXT EVENING NEWS. TltTHSDAY, AVTUT. gfi, ISO'-'. .
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Hfn a ittioifnrtnn''tk'krMtftftill1ila
HWffi lot, Illrtptf ! IMtiliBUrt.ltWi
Kff ALASKAN RAMBLES.
H' j BXPLORINO THE LAKES Or THE
H ' v TAKONS.
IH mM biU. fcr iioninit. na riotiitir
IHiby llmb.n T.ol ID Thlrlr MM..
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B)?9k l.t.ad. r the T.kon.
BflBfi ISO fl lolrrratleHtl I'r... A.wcLllfta.t
HVH O 2tKWDK IIT RllKIL, IlWTI.H N w.
jtJMj T , Jul; 1, 1S0I Tlio lt Utter lttl 111
toK Jn.tr.acliiii,f tliefcliort.of Ahlc Iilaln or
ICB tho 1 If I.U There on- rovrrnl AliW-
, hH klnlni (or blfr lakt.l In tlil-J irrm nil I -
AWR ' cailljr, liowc.tr, which wimM '" I"
llfl . (ujrirt it that tho title U wily ilotrip-
I fijn lit. .tier all, on I line not tlio full elf
' W I nlfirttlou of l r.pir name 1UJ m
yHr i lelen tho northern pith at "Tlio Trill
, jHBjl , UpllUcr1 which wo mo iio.r .loin
1 nHE Vjr ml.tnUo lt court, would lio led
m mil wl
1 ' fJii
I lilgl
Imv
WBH1 tit to another Ahlc klsla, wMeli In aim-
RH ply tie largest of a terlf of laloa f u
fHft that trail accord I n to lite lndtaii xtr
fF i tlon. Acalu, Lako Hrnnrtt (nh.ch I
,B J named alter June flortlon ltnuvtt lu
' li-M' 16A3) la ALkklala to the Chllkatt n
k 'i-IH , lamloCllfnkttdttiat.trule lu t1. In-
pHl terlorbr a trail tLat Ukc thfm orrr
)fl thUlaktana wvtrul otlirrs, of which
HI llrDUttIaatnoDV tliu lirtfiiat bo Mr
fifwS eral mwo or Im tlparlj tlcGncd AhU-
Jb Ulalnt ItATo Ueu Jttjowu forvarjln
MEff , fviiuds ai exlhOny hereabout ami
EtlRK" aome of thctu Iuto veit
WJBh, ' crept Into mtpa hut ncurlr alwajit
Kil. M i-.Uo Ahk Uln (with wrernf nif Uim14
011 f of spflllloir U), u tautological trror
FICh about eoulValent to Ialie Lius Qnlparlfl
ijl;V ur IUo OranJe rlrcr One of thn at-
I'Mji, tractive feature of lta thorn wa tho
ftUii , UrffD numlr of wild rofce. irvn lu
IIH Uooui and that crowded all tho opou
j H apacra whern timtor flrcn had IclUM tho
V tra and allow rd the aun to (rt frarly
Bi at the toll Tho robin ami tho ut
tjK wtre u pratf ful contratt to tho now
mW 1. lunha and pUirinlgun Me had sure
, mfm icntly left behlud Hut there Is no
HE $ rs without a thorn, and there nero
H' rertaluly athoutiud thorn In IhUuako
IVfil for rath 1-10 If the moitqultooa tan to
U ftffuratlvcljrtiKdtanof aaauth Tuoof
; tliaiarU tried to talio u ahort liiinllnir
f ajil flkjiltif tour up the UUo and were
VB ilrlvou baUc by these nuwerout pent.
t-B, The ITlhof Juno vm pent In riff
ll Line out the foldluir ranni boata
fju tor lake navigation Makta
vK and ilaji were made from
,lfHh x.)Aa and boards and flh allcker blank-
ufflf tt were oxteaiporlied Into tallt. cry
SLBi food our ere made by ltutsell from
HflRt rough tlaba he beln; a carpenter an 1
B boat builder. We had not think the
BK tipper end uf tho1oijr narrow lakn ua
SflH aome may Imaplno from my I reIoua
iffl attcrlptlonii, but on the w oft t era thore
mft,. Mmo htnce from that pvlnt 1o de
ifmEiX tennlue how far it wa to tl.lt end and
llM1 make 1U nanny complete, tho doctor
Uwjgti, nnd I ktart d for It In a boat the after-
iflrlvp uo m lll ut 'tor rawli.fr vl(j-
Yiar& orouly half the aftoruoon afrtlntt n
lSli3 htad wind, m were forced to turn
iW Uok, the lake ttlll Mretohlnff out
FRwSc aouUiwtrd around a tllffht bend it far
ibT at thn eye could roach It vmii qulto
J5j6 1 trident thnt the lake. Hhe tho rivtr wa
t5x4S hod met on the Itultla tlope, a fur
''Iwilr! nbOTO iu '""ninl level All of theahoro
d tfJ Una timber wta half under water,
i acts' thaw hip that the lake bcich was will
N? ubraorL'ed, and tt watonly ut the very
r fffl open jduuen we could launelt or
I VOh 1 luud our lontA fnvorabl). Hurley
C Sh the day we aiw a heavy
l iff tljfnal nmo'te fir down tlio lake thuw-
UllW'' that bU tha lhtut bad not left tho
RIBK rouutiy desplto the lnre numWr of
J ftHr cutwartt bound fur trader that wo hud
1bW mct m '" on trnU ln 'Kit ! ,y"
JwWF turprled to lind iucli u numbr of
IHLdrii llinklt nt any vlan Uhtae nro tho
IIUh lakou elan) malting tUtlr houi on
fJeSw "i0 lIr"h Amerliwwi Inland plateau I
Li IhS knew pertounlly that twcrul gf the
I iHlB liana had trail lea ling1 thereto, but
I f IfiBE'i luppotcd they only used them to make
I B'ffpSf- fur-tradlnff excurUoiia to the Inland
I'IKSmI tribea. Ihe laltona have u U,end, to
B9&V 'T '"' Indian told me, Ihutull the
M ' 1 "nklta w ere once 1 alt oqi iui.1 lived at
Ul fflm friend in one I Iff vlll iffo on the btnkt
IVilBi of tho lukon rler until 11 ttiici aliiuar-
If bSAk nl uroe (it may boa waateof prlulcrt
If M lnV-to ,utt) Ulpro "a u Wlni n thn
kra WMi j cae)auct many wtrokllJedan Itnalmr 1
I 'lvffi therein At a consequence a iiiuubi r of
bI llflf diaouutentrd paitUH rudlutvd out from
ri L'fH lhU '-liuUlt Uabel and founded the
rl 1 iff virlouclAniortub-trlocof CUIUtaU,
IM Sin 1 fc-ltUa Kootrnahoi Aukt, Stlcltccns,
K filw i lin utlcrs of the T llnklt tonfruu
aHn From Ahlc Imln u trail, wuc;on road
jiff , or iiven railway could bo mn priKtUal'
jW ' h In uoy direction that bore Uio car
rtfPI I dUal point of aitnrd lulttumiao
Hi Tlio forenoon of Juno 18 we trot
H If away under UcW tall with a fulr
I fnit-tutle briCMi. ffomo tlx or
,B I 1 tewn in II en beyond t&uip theru U
"1 f ft tumble down Indian ahatk ' uti tho
,SrT Pt bnnU that may bo Inhabited co
lli M , ctulonally for 1 had found out by thla
'l ' tlumtl.atlowcvertlllapldaUdanativo
LK , frrT?ltv buUdiuff lookud, viiNualLy ftLuut tU
rof It wat no positive fclffn but that
that pari may be repair dunumillf and
at certain aentont It I ctnpil A
heavy roaring tonnd from thla bank
ahowed u thit quite ft largo rivercine
ta b zt was altoul fifty ardt w lur,
ahillow but rapid, whit It delta
uatclrgrtved with drift limit r rrry
where oloujf Dm thore of the lake thlt
dilftl inUrwatlolotoen ttheneur
we tried to land th t driftwood nn lli
lake ahore, at thlt hlrh at go l
water barred our way more or lent of
tflutlly, and we were lucky imiord
whore the driftwood wan wild, nnl we
tould curry tho huaU nulure fr m Hi
outer margin In nlnacaeaoutof ten,
however, tho outer fringe of lojrs wrro
Ioxmo tn tho water would roll over
when stepped ur.n, ami thl ombinfd
with their allppry, alimy aUlrtmade
luntlnrfun aihlclli! nndfrUUIntr nil
ver ajfreenhle In our atlffcncd conrli
(Ion, after leteral hour In the U at
About noon our wind died out and
thrreitof the day we tpmt nttho
uar. Tlie middle of the aftcrnooun
wind act ju atjllly f rom tin north nnd
delayed u u great clcnl I hit ntternn
thn of forenoon nnd afternoon win l
In tippoalto direction wo found to bo
nultetoinmuu but with conhldcrablo
diversity a to tho tliuo f diy wlien
the chanr ttKk plae. About 1 oon w e
taw a larifo river comlnjf In from tho
r?at Ur oclock wo reached CHIT
I'olnt on tho eastward the llrtt tibnipt
promontory on tho lake that wo had
met Itwa pra mt e, tumo 75 to Km)
fe t pcrnlliiilaraud imiwl ilctttr
pmiuo and oontphuniit brvak to thn
Lrntlo irrndlert mi iharaeterUtto of
tlo thorct of Ahhkluln There
were twenty thue wnnl bl(f mil- to
our credit tint evening, a dlstam.o that
appear Insignificant nor looklnir
back from tho land of rtllrmd nnl
tHeaurrcyhojuda, but tbatma let a nip
teem like a foreign country frrtin tho
place wo had left In tho tnortiinf by
Louiparlscn with our former Klt The
neit day, Juno 10, wan atmoit a re pet I
thin of ll c one ilefcrlbcd About noon
that day wc tame abrrntt of tho Carl
I mn ranpo, to raited ly the Intlant
Ihlt I a iiiostoouspUiiouR tnsultled
utustcrof twak on the wrst thorp
around which thn lake llhtl 1 ml
at if divh'cd at UiIijHjIntlnlotuoifnat
arm, lhe Ant day lraattni had
not (.Ivcn u a alnirle ' rlo with thrrc
Ire II Irtfr Hue "t out, but this day when
wo saw soma flli Jumpluif, thn troll
were strain tail and two salmon trout.
Ultba tiity aeven tulle record that
dar wo felt like camplnirenrh, but the
tlrfftwocKl ictoed our e (Tor la and
wurntd u ttmlnclntfly that If wo
wantid to gel all wotk done tefo-u
dsrUweiutut hereafter seek an early
ifeinp tn tompensate for time lost in
this w ay 0 got anay caily the )lh
a a snsnklnjr Lrocro mir nay lndukud
us to prcs matte m while It laatc 1
Alniuto we pnstrd the iroutli of tho
Keciihtaln ((Urn river In Tlluk
It) or Ilifr niver of tho Indian. It
com-a In from tho rnst an I is JW to 15?
3ardswh1c lttvallty I conspirtiou
andean te traced 1 ail- Inland tot t rly
to fifty mlUt laigr snowclnd hill
llauklntr it u thu wuthn est It I evi
dently thu Isrjfe-it rlier draining Into
Ahkflalu llerun couple of lukuu In
dlaus, In u light birth bark cam, pid
bled over to nfrom tho w rat aid nav
Uii prrvlooaly ttgualled us by a (run
fthot Theyhnln.meuntuvltliiir dried
mocAo-meat with thum I ut we bought
tho btst looking plmo ainunr the lot,
they, ut usual, friAtlug the test en 1 of
tho bargain lhatevrulug meal had
tho Ust the market nirordod, tin re b
tng gull egrt, mooMMLoat and titlmori
trout, with iwrk and U in furdesnert
'lhe record for the day wa twenty fnu
miles, tho grruter urt Wlnj done ly
good, huet rowing, 'lhe neit day,
lu tho early aflemoon, tho liikeT be
gan to nnrniw rapidly, and tin outlet
touhlbo Men among a h t of white
brokin Uuk. At 4.0 we tn
tired tho ilrnlnlug river nnd
oiKO morn took u good gait without
laboring for It Ihlt thu wouudo
twenty mile ou thn Itke. or nlnit IUo
In all It 1 therefore tafo tu uswrt
tint Ahk IcUIu it over ono hundred
mile lu length and will therefore take
its place among tho grtat lake of the
llrtllsh Ainerttan Northwest, a Inn t
faniot a for it largo lakit 'J he latidof
the 'Inkoiit mav br said to end w.tli tt
tho fi.rthctt Inland of any of tho '1 Hit
kits et I came tn lontact aetirnl
time with the fact that they knuw
aomethlng of a 'llinklt band, tho
HUgVecut, allowing that & probable In
land communication exUled letween
the in Tlie btickren country I around
ftruiro 11. AhuUa.lhla town deneudiuj
on the a Oisaltr inlues, roni.had from
truufcllbythetlakeii river, aid
stream is mtvljrabld for 140 milea. then
then are aome seventy tiro miles by
iatk train toDeaso Lake, and twenty
LvftmllrsoTPr IttoCaulnr All through
this laud the btlckeans have I een tin
ployod (tut may hae extended their
trading 1 aourslou to the Takou
laud of lakes Kat-o-shau, tho pith
ent Stickcen chief, garo inu Int
tcrertlug Information as to tho uo tn
which the Tllukrt totem pole, are pu
an I regarding which there arn a num
ber of conjecture. Ho said that ex-
sC5SiS"
tfW'Vnm-Pr'
tn wham x sttai tux cunt, i
ravatlon ln them aro often mod a
burial plruvn for the atl eof crcmaUd
Indiana, while other are gtncologkal
and itUtorUal.
TIicro Indiana have a legend that tho
great Utlikeen glacier ooce reathtd
ross tho river whhh lUwed und.r
uetlli Ih rough tho ley tunnel they
onro soot au old mail In hi cauo.' Jo
corroborate Ibo first, thera tan atlll be
Men the rLmnmituf u gUo'cr oppihlte
thoronln mas of lev, but nnUiinfr to
corrultorsto tho tietond txtept the
limply Inherent tuennneis cf tnem to
do such n trdk, esperlall) If the old
man wat a decrepit and lalnetes -.Uvc
I wbh told that About the latter '70
bhot rich chief of the ihllkatv, of
whom I have already itpoken killed
sixty alau before r hikes chief of tho
htlikeaitV who, not to bo outdonoln
abolUbltigalairry, slew sixty fi-,e lo
fore Shot rich Then the two tlan
foushtand thaKUtkeenawrro whipped,
my Informunt adding that tjhakts com
mitted sulcldo iu u rettjlt.
I'ttXrSIllUH HUTVATK
Cem'd cNTI t dgr I. pditIou.
lTioIlrynMawr iclleuo glrtiMeir Jocg
flovrliiK ruLes and inortarlmnrd caps At
cllflr the experiment hi Uni trlttl,
I ut with partial ue.e tho cap an 1 t,owu
llag rtlcgatcd to oliHurit) inept ft-r i u
cjalifscjluui. .
y Tf TrSz' PCtlCTnATlNC
UlCrU LeMSEIbJ
,-ff tj(UIJl iTunfn. m.tiio
i AND THE I t'f'i'.'i.c nr. '"
.UE A DoWood's pusiir.
b- ,-VS H IVulriil.., 11..
wyWfvvv "X11 iitoa.u.
I MiritTAItHlS.
xsTAnnsato, net
gWepIj E. JBajIoif,
Pionoor Dnilonakar ol Utah.
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mwsm
Ulmtfmtfrrr mi4 JVIt i At Kt4t ititti
IU, Ht4 unit llotS Co rti
COFFINS AND CASKETS.'
I all Linn nffomutiirtil-itiliics kepi j
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irll-'4?r'ti o in lhfllJ.JtKciCJ'
Uou witnoat cur ctar-is
OPEN DAY ANO NIQHT. I
!lgl;rK.rt, Bo. 253 E. First Ssalt,
On. ud.h.lf tl.c. ei.tftt Tfa.itr i
TKLCrjlOSC Zt. 10. j
Joseph William Taylor
UNDERTAKER AKDEMBALHER.
Crrftt rffiluaf ivit CoapUlt rtotttf
COFFINS, .-. GASKETS,
A-d Undertakers Good In Utah.
trelf ! VMEJ it imrtmtt T'JaiJ
rrutt twee thnerrvtr cfrrtUtn t(4
lOTSHOSMra'i'.tW"-
J 1 ertr$Jll tl Ptp cr I tght tn tt 8rttt
IfUltbt tint,
onici mu witiaooHi narca cloisd. i
Noi.2I arid 23 WEST TEMPLE STREET.
r.U.li0Ci3. ItlerfttraatCl
' IIWK4 I
wiLruati Wn ttmvtr, lxo, M Ci5of,
fnttdtnt CatUtr
CaibCspUiI.llOOOOa. UaihSiujlni f-WOM.
MS SfflCS llffl;
TRUST COiMPAXY,
No. 1 and 3 East Tomulo Street, i
SALT I A KB cirr, VTtir I
rtraiiLitiiKP lt73 incoui-ouatcd 1J43, 1
DinBCTonsi
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Cltoiaa Q CAFOrf, tie tmldnt
Josxrif Y. aHtiu, Ixihc!2o tsaxr,
Axaitlf Uashox, rn(.iM Ivmav
JUPCrt J 1 ittur, AMON II. IlM
Jamk Jack. 1 totitu u itxuor,
Qiumi UarKcLss, T U VTEuiiKn,
II. U. riAatoy
Utdeet Nailni tinuk In llnli wilts
flvpntli giesler llmu nil elhvi)
tuttiblor!
-pftf Ucpoilt loses for rant
flsvinjti Iiroma tn ar son (rom II CO rp
rtcmt i nl in lire t allow e 1 ( ft prr cval i r
sthBta.eompoun Uillparnmfi s vjir t-r-rti-iosaerre
i irimd.sixl snv iuii forwarded
bj toubirjr Uf ioiutri csrcfjlly attcniJeJ to
Utah commercial
AMI
Savings Bank,
SALT LAKE C1TV.
Capital, . - 620O.OOO
Surpluo, - . $30,000
OENCHAL BANKIN'Q DCSffiuSS.
Five Pr Cut. In'orcit Tildon Sivlnjl
D.poilti, Compounded four
Timet a Yrir.
MCKI'I, SaMMI JiTaMI's roit SAtC
jt ijii jmaa- on Ahr ur
lit AUel3
mituoToitii.
HIKCtl AltlllTRO.O. P. w MADI.W,
Uk. Jot S Muillil, T. v, nuiioici,
I UUTAR ItOBEIITI, lllO. M , Jllllf Mill,
o,o. II. luuir, e.uuil Mclmici,
U 1. ODUMI10.
DeBfEMionalBanlf,
A1.T I Alii, HIV, CTAII
PalU-uu Capital, - $000,000 00
Surplu., - - 6600,000,00
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W.IIITII.
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tlif and flri roof. Itetis tl to t& prr tar
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ACCUU VT1.1.V . COMl OUMII'O .. I10T1I ,, DAY .. AND .. MOltT.
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