Ten Thousand Miles with a Dog Sled / A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
	Preface	vii
I.	Fairbanks to the Chandalar Through Circle City and Fort Yukon	3
II.	Chandalar Village to Bettles, Coldfoot, and the Koyukuk	34
III.	Bettles to the Pacific—The Alatna, Kobuk Portage, Kobuk Village, Kotzebue Sound	63
IV.	The Seward Peninsula—Candle Creek, Council, and Nome	102
V.	Nome to Fairbanks—Norton Sound—The Kaltag Portage—Nulato—Up the Yukon to Tanana	125
VI.	The "First Ice"—An Autumn Adventure on the Koyukuk	157
VII.	The Koyukuk to the Yukon and to Tanana—Christmas Holidays at Saint John's-in-the-Wilderness	188
VIII.	Up the Yukon to Rampart and Across Country to the Tanana—Alaskan Agriculture—The Good Dog Nanook—Miss Farthing's Boys at Nenana—Chena and Fairbanks	219
IX.	Tanana Crossing to Fortymile and Down the Yukon—A Patriarchal Chief—Swarming Caribou—Eagle and Fort Egbert—Circle City and Fort Yukon	251
X.	From the Tanana River to the Kuskokwim—Thence to the Iditarod Mining Camp—Thence to the Yukon, and Up That River to Fort Yukon	294
XI.	The Natives of Alaska	348
XII.	Photography in the Arctic	371
XIII.	The Northern Lights	380
XIV.	The Alaskan Dogs	392
	Index	413

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