YUKON-CHARLEY RIVERS Yukon Frontiers Historic Resource Study of the Proposed Yukon-Charley National River

¹Billington, Westward Expansion, p. 444.

²Hudson Stuck, Ten Thousand Miles With a Dog Sled: A Narrative of Winter Travel in Interior Alaska (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1915), pp. 22-23; Mathews, The Yukon, p. 228; Wickersham, Old Yukon, pp. 118-19; and Hiram Alfred Cody, An Apostle of the North: Memoirs of the Right Reverend William Carpenter Bompas (Toronto: Musson Book Co., 1908), p. 19.

³Cody, An Apostle of the North, p. 264.

⁴Ibid., p. 271.

⁵Ibid., p. 282; and Johns, "The Early Yukon", p. 144.

⁶Cody, An Apostle of the North, p. 283.

⁷Thomas Jenkins, The Man of Alaska: Peter Trimble Rowe (New York: Morehouse-Gorham Co., 1943), p. 58.

⁸Ibid., p. 69.

⁹Ibid., p. 83.

¹⁰Wickersham, Old Yukon, pp. 144-54; and McLean, "Early Newspapers".

¹¹Jenkins, The Man of Alaska, p. 92.

¹²A.H. Savage, "The Alaskan Hercules: Father Monroe", Dogsled Apostles (New York: Sheed and Ward, 1942), p. 103; Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J., "A Short Story of a Long-Time Friend: A Retrospect of the 84 years of the Life of Fr. F. P. Monroe," Jesuit Seminary News 7 (1940): 39-40; and Father Monroe, manuscript in Monroe Collection, Oregon Province Archives of the Society of Jesus, Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington.

¹³Monroe to Rene, 28 August 1899, Monroe Collection.

¹⁴Monroe manuscript, Monroe Collection.

¹⁵Monroe to Rene, 28 August 1899, Monroe Collection.

¹⁶Ibid.

¹⁷Monroe to Rene, 3 December 1899, Monroe Collection.

¹⁸Ray to Adjutant-General, 14 December 1899, RG 49, NA; and Letters Received at Adjutant General's Office, 20 January 1900, "Index to General Correspondence of the Adjutant General's Office, 1890-1917" National Archives Microfilm Publications, Microcopy 698, Roll 356, NA Washington, 1967.

¹⁹Monroe manuscript, Monroe Collection; and "Annual Reports on Eagle, Alaska, St. Xavier's Mission" by Father Monroe, 1900-01, Monroe Collection.

²⁰Monroe manuscript, Monroe Collection.

²¹James Wollaston Kirk and Anna L.M. Kirk, Pioneer Life In the Yukon Valley, Alaska (Buffalo: Ben Franklin Printers, 1935), p. 12.

²²Ibid., p. 25; Cantwell, Report of the Nunivak, pp. 170-1; and Mitchell, "The Opening of Alaska", p. 52.

²³Cantwell, Report of the Nunivak, p. 175.

²⁴Kirk, Pioneer Life, pp. 30-1.

²⁵Charles F. Ensign, "The 'Chechakoo' and the 'Sour Dough'", The Assembly Herald 8 (1903): 259; and Mary R. Ensign, "An Arctic School", The Assembly Herald 8 (1903): 263-4.

²⁶"Historical Data of Alaskan Missions", The Alaskan Churchman 14 (1920); and Annual Report of the Governor of Alaska to the Department of the Interior (Washington, 1905), p. 58.

²⁷"Historical Data of Alaskan Missions"; Boutter to Reid, 15 May 1908, Records in Eagle, Alaska, Orange File, 1904-1910; and Hall S. Young, "Yukon Presbytery Redevivus", The Assembly Herald 17 (1911): 278.

²⁸Farnsworth to McCoy, 23 December 1900, Farnsworth Collection.

²⁹Farnsworth to Boyd, 9 May 1901, Farnsworth Collection; and Mitchell, "The Opening of Alaska", p. 70.

³⁰Cantwell, Report of the Nunivak, p. 183.

³¹McLean, "Early Newspapers".

³²Report of the Governor of the District of Alaska to the Secretary of the Interior (Washington, 1902), p. 159; and Stuck, Voyages on the Yukon, pp. 87-9.

³³Wickersham, Old Yukon, p. 48.