Koyuk

Mr.L. and B. have returned from their Koyuk trip, having staked one creek upon which they found colors, and which they were informed by natives was a gold bearing creek.

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Far from the icy and unknown wastes of the interior, around the great Circle and Rockies, riding above the heads of rivers and mountains, he came from the Koyuk and Koyukuk.

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M. says he will also take my attorney paper and stake a claim for me, as he has decided to go to the Koyuk with the men who came last night from

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Another hour passed and two women and their guide from White Mountain came in, these belonging to the same party as the last men going to the Koyuk, and these three had to remain over night as it was too late to push on further.

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Mr.M. came back alone before noon, having given up his trip to the Koyuk because his shoulder hurts him.

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January twenty-ninth: Twenty-five degrees below zero, but without wind, and the boys have started off on their long trip up the Koyuk.

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Getting well warmed and eating a hearty supper, which was much enjoyed after some days on the trail, they started with two reindeer and as many sleds for the Home, which is on the way to Koyuk.

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The boys want to get off as soon as possible for Koyuk, but fear they will have to go to Nome for camp stoves and pipe, as there are none to buy here.

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He left here at four in the afternoon and had been gone only an hour when Mr.F. and another man came from Nome, on the way to the Koyuk.

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Koyuk trip, having been able to travel only three days of the eleven since they left here on account of blizzards, but they will not give it up in this way.

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