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At one time he came to Dawson with twenty mules packed with gold. Three years later he died in Circle city a pauper.
Here also we first met the noted Montana Kidd — he swung his team of a dozen dogs around the corner of the road house and shouted to the landlord" Thirteen steaks dam the cost the Kidd always has the price" It cost him thirteen times ten dollars — or one hundred and thirty dol- lars ; ten for himself and one hundred and twenty for his dogs.
After another successful winter we retu...rned to Dawson sold our furs and went first to Eagle and chucked up and journeyed to Fort Yukon. Now Fort Yukon stands in the Arctic Circle and the Steel registers during cold weather 65° below zero. From here we went up the Porcupine river to Rampart Ho on the Eastern boundcry of Alaska We did not like the country in this part so we returned to Fort Yukon; and turned down the Yukon river to the Tanana river then we up this last named stream to Fairbanks.
We reached Fairbanks in the early fall and trapped that winter on Beaver creek, having many experiencs but none 38 which I shall record here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At one time he came to Dawson with twenty mules packed with gold. Three years later he died in Circle city a pauper.
Here also we first met the noted Montana Kidd — he swung his team of a dozen dogs around the corner of the road house and shouted to the landlord" Thirteen steaks dam the cost the Kidd always has the price" It cost him thirteen times ten dollars — or one hundred and thirty dol- lars ; ten for himself and one hundred and twenty for his dogs.
After another successful winter we retu...rned to Dawson sold our furs and went first to Eagle and chucked up and journeyed to Fort Yukon. Now Fort Yukon stands in the Arctic Circle and the Steel registers during cold weather 65° below zero. From here we went up the Porcupine river to Rampart Ho on the Eastern boundcry of Alaska We did not like the country in this part so we returned to Fort Yukon; and turned down the Yukon river to the Tanana river then we up this last named stream to Fairbanks.
We reached Fairbanks in the early fall and trapped that winter on Beaver creek, having many experiencs but none 38 which I shall record here.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [lewis, James Campbell], 1879- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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