July-August 1879, Alaska Trip Image 33
very slowly to save the 60 tons of fresh water he had aboard. It was all consumed an hour or two before stopping and salt water had to be used, an effort made to obtain fresh from a stream near an Indian salmon fishery having failed. The boat being chartered by 12 persons at the rate of $60.00 per d...
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| Summary: | very slowly to save the 60 tons of fresh water he had aboard. It was all consumed an hour or two before stopping and salt water had to be used, an effort made to obtain fresh from a stream near an Indian salmon fishery having failed. The boat being chartered by 12 persons at the rate of $60.00 per day to make an excursion to Chilcat, at the head of Chatham straits, to visit the Indian “Chilcats” – for missionary purposes by Drs. Jackson, Lindsey and Kendel and Mr. Young, Mr. Vanderbilt for business and pleasure, and four wives mostly of the missionaries – myself to see glaciers, etc. The distance was estimated at 250 miles and time 4 days * see pg 43 {Sketch: 3d glacier from largest going down the coast. } https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/jmj-all/2412/thumbnail.jpg |
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