XI. THROUGH THE LOWER RAMPARTS AND END OF RAFT JOURNEY 289
FRONTISPIECE (DRAWN BY WM. SCHMEDTGEN) THE INLAND PASSAGE 12 SCENES IN THE INLAND PASSAGE 19 SITKA, ALASKA 29 CHILKAT BRACELET 36 PYRAMID HARBOR, CHILKAT INLET 43 CHILKAT INDIAN PACKER 53 METHODS OF TRACKING A CANOE UP A RAPID 64 CANOEING UP THE DAYAY 65 DAYAY VALLEY, NOURSE RIVER 73 SALMON SPEARS 76 DAYAY VALLEY, FROM CAMP 4 77 WALKING A LOG 80 CHASING A MOUNTAIN GOAT 82 ASCENDING THE PERRIER PASS 85 SNOW SHOES 87 IN A STORM ON THE LAKES 90 LAKE LINDEMAN 93 LAKE BENNETT 101 PINS FOR FASTENING MARMOT SNARES 112 LAKE BOVE 116 LAKE MARSH 121 "STICK" INDIANS 127 "SNUBBING" THE RAFT 131 AMONG THE "SWEEPERS" 134 BANKS OF THE YUKON 135 SCRAPING ALONG A BANK 140 PRYING THE RAFT OFF A BAR 145 COURSE OF RAFT AND AXIS OF STREAM 152 WHIRLPOOL AT LOWER END OF ISLAND 153 GRAYLING 154 GRAND CAÑON 163 THE CASCADES 169 ALASKA BROWN BEAR FIGHTING MOSQUITOS 174 IN THE RINK RAPIDS 175 CLAY BLUFFS ON THE YUKON 176 OUTLET OF LAKE KLUK-TAS-SI 184 THE RINK RAPIDS 191 LORING BLUFF 193 KITL-AH-GON INDIAN VILLAGE 197 INGERSOLL ISLANDS 201 THE RUINS OF SELKIRK 205 IN THE UPPER RAMPARTS 207 MOUTH OF PELLY RIVER 209 LOOKING UP YUKON FROM SELKIRK 213 AYAN GRAVE AT SELKIRK 217 AYAN INDIANS IN CANOES 221 AYAN AND CHILKAT GAMBLING TOOLS 227 PLAN OF AYAN SUMMER HOUSE 229 KON-IT'L AYAN CHIEF 230 AYAN MOOSE ARROW 231 AYAN WINTER TENT 233 A GRAVEL BANK 236 MOOSE-SKIN MOUNTAIN 243 ROQUETTE ROCK 250 KLAT-OL-KLIN VILLAGE 253 FISHING NETS 258 SALMON KILLING CLUB 259 BOUNDARY BUTTE 261 A MOOSE HEAD 264 MOSS ON YUKON RIVER 267 STEAMER "YUKON" 276 INDIAN "CACHE" 289 LOWER RAMPARTS RAPIDS 295 MOUTH OF TANANA 303 NUKLAKAYET 307 THE RAFT, AT END OF ITS JOURNEY 312 INDIAN OUT-DOOR GUN COVERING 313 FALLING BANKS OF YUKON 319 ANVIK 330 OONALASKA 344 THE KLONDIKE GOLD DISCOVERIES 348 AT THE FOOT OF CHILKOOT PASS 350 THE DESCENT OF CHILKOOT PASS 354 A MID-DAY MEAL 358 AT THE HEAD OF LAKE LA BARGE 360 INDIAN PACKERS FORDING A RIVER 364 THE WHITE HORSE RAPIDS 366
This Alaskan exploring expedition was composed of the following members: Lieut. Schwatka, U.S.A., commanding; Dr. George F. Wilson, U.S.A., Surgeon; Topographical Assistant Charles A. Homan, U.S. Engineers, Topographer and Photographer; Sergeant Charles A. Gloster, U.S.A., Artist; Corporal Shircliff, U.S.A., in charge of stores; Private Roth, assistant, and Citizen J. B. McIntosh, a miner, who had lived in Alaska and was well acquainted with its methods of travel. Indians and others were added and discharged from time to time as hereafter noted.