Douglas Island news., 1921-01-21
MACKENZIE VALLEY
 WONDERFUL PLACE
Noted Mushcr Explores Che Com- try and Finds Out Some
 Strange Facts

sEleuar n Prince Eupert ou Che Princes Narr Che Mackenzie river .rmtrv ol northern canaia con- urs .,eu NuI or mineral used by mr and s aI.o uu ol.ol scopasc. indicating Che rrecnec of chat uere Bo..lcs th. m.aouIilatou of One region. Burns says be found a iHr.I ar.a where tlc remains o, prehistoric animals vcrc uncovered Tho following story s from thc Whuhose starr
 NIT um went t3 Edmonton. from which point hc iett on June 1U.h a.t tor Che north Going by uI to Pence Er.r ros.ue he r-rrr.I by steamer and ras boat down Ono Peace and Slave rivers to Gre.. suy. lake, Here he was de- nr.I ur ure dar va.urs ior transportation 1croe Che lake, Al One h..INa.ers o. tHe Mao.cuz.. he secured n polling boat and lolt.l down tba- stream Go Port Simpson Prom thH rou. he struck v.- .arI with Che intention ot e'r- overland .o Dawson. and cNpcet.. t1 reach .rere before cold vc.t0.- ... I'm and srenl Che winter at tta' ror. ar. n Che Mayo country
 IL ur. .- For. Simpson chat Mr. Burns hoard oI One strike a, Fort Norman On July 4s.h he saw ,aroe .mr.. 0. oI which came oa. or .na. ..m.r. and which Ne-e being ..r. .r. for analysis Evidence .t ou .l... tn practically mn Of tae. r.nn ror.l of ror.e Erar cross n- .u. ..raee s to oe seeu r man. .. Tn. side ..r.aH.
 h..uInl .o Nr nuas .h. m.r-
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 continues through He Yukon. eN-. ..rI. |. m. N..... and t s' hi. te... trat |. .r.r.'.. .a. globe In... -. ..... h. ..,.. o. ,rc rr. .r.. m ..e ..lnu, n. .r.s.-.l o.. r-a...|. .re- . ue ue to- ..v n. brought n.a am .maI
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 \ .r.l. a.e.I.n. from which h.. narrowly raneI death. prevented him .m ...He .I Ho had rr.r.., . o.t T. Hn A ou over .U. resulted H breaking som. .. m. bone. tn H. Ioo, and a ..t. mnm. .mme uHuH and b.rI.e .H.m To U. foot v.f b.ar. ht. .a. .... hold m n.a.e u.ta. tror. and constructing truss ,o.
 . m. r.nr-. h. eas able 'o. rr..... .. III. ...u... although his rr.er.. u.. necessarily nv To add f. ... I.T.uI... n. I.H oHt ol ammunition uu.. II. n ..roas pre- f..n.. r. n u.. who has t1 ir- pond upon hts rU. Tn. meat. Rab- bt. ..-. no. rl.nau. ba he man-| re.I II. .ar.a l.u Nr Hu-r saws n.t TT. . person .ra. food whom he
 One uo-.haHI provides r'cr. .. grub te keep him from starving A. example pitch from ra-u m .d.noIs from ro.o rf.. and . r.o. similar to -ta uII "nn.. ar. nutrition. n not nan.I. u.rr entirely uHf of provisions h. was compelled ro eat hr.. varying his l.at v,a herr.c. whom t.r. Her. available.
 t. m .m In tfa region Mr. Burns aw h. found Che ou.ror- pings nI fr.. te.rs seven a.s.a nm. eighteen 0e. m Utth. re.no.t- .r. m. m. hrol-ht Hmr.o oI tH.. .r- .ear and thinks they W.u H.... worry n.eH grade
 t. tHe rernt ol land Nr Hlrn ...-.I I.aI ar.a ot .or-
 I.-.H.. .1.r. which win prove rr. n One scientist He broa-.. .aos vIa him one small samr.. ..r .n ol n horn which re- ..uh.. tr.. 0. One mountain -hcer Hc .., found One fossil of n nsh which aa. ..r.a and orc-ha.f inches long Tho specimen weighed three and orchrf nornl. and he has cached ha. ta he broaea. ou. on f. n.,t Grip ,here mbeitei .n a .r. Hat rock In lhs area arc thc footprint. or nrehstoh.e animals som. ... aol.r Hooe and others uh ... r.rnI nat loa. %, Che eie- rn.r r. H.r or the mnrnu var. r..... tH.. che animals were oI .no.u.u. .e In addition were t,r.. ..urn. Hf prehistoric man. Th... measured eighteen Inches in Icueh and eere sz feet apart
 N Hn. says chat eamo .s very plentiful throughout the region he covered m. aue animals wc have ir tn. Yukon abound I1 that couu-