10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KLOOTCHMEN»
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klootchmen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Cheap Wage Labour: Race and Gender in the Fisheries of ...
... group of positions, assigned to white men, in the 1940s, as mechanization
required more of this type of personnel.) Lord estimated he employed about eight
white men with the rest "Klootchmen and Chinamen," with Chinese
predominating.
2
Hobnobbing with a Countess and Other Okanagan Adventures: ...
... the town here is constantly f1lled with men, Klootchmen and "tenas
Klootchmen" (children). Some of them come from across the American boundary
8c they look quite different from our Indians. [29 September 1896] After the
Parkes moved to ...
3
Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission
1 Includes a few Japanese. ^Chinese and Japanese. 'Includes 3 coal miners. 4
Includes fi Klootchmen. 6 Purchased fish from 224 natives. 6 Klootchmen. 7
Purchased fish from 16 natives in addition. "Includes 28 Klootchmen. 215 66 55
154 ...
United States Fish Commission, 1902
4
Congressional Serial Set
Chinese and Japanese. 'Includes 3 coal miners. • Includes fi Klootchmen. 6
Purchased fish from 224 natives. • Klootchmen. 7 Purchased fish from 16 natives
in addition. •Includes 28 Klootchmen. 215 .'si •V, 154 n 60 89 ill w n CO 52 in 171
M ...
5
The Uss Saginaw in Alaska Waters 1867-1868
There were five 'klootchmen' sitting around the fire, all seemingly pleased with my
Chinook attempts, and the pretty one, before mentioned, making sheeps-eyes at
me, but in spite of all obstacles, having warmed my feet and given away all my ...
R. N. DeArmond, Richard Austin Pierce, 1997
As the process of bartering, interesting as it may be to the novice, is apt to prove
tedious to the experienced trader, the Klootchmen sit down upon the grass, and
leisurely inspect each article offered to them. Should the object submitted for their
...
As the process of bartering, interesting as it may be to the novice, is apt to prove
tedious to the experienced trader, the Klootchmen sit down upon the grass, and
leisurely inspect each article offered to them. Should the object submitted for their
...
J. Gordon Mowat, John Alexander Cooper, Newton MacTavish, 1907
As women began braving the trip from back east or California, the klootchmen
were usually unceremoniously sent back to the reservation near LaConner, but
some stayed on the family farms, becoming babysitters for the children of the new
...
9
Cannery Village: Company Town
The wages in the plants for "klootchmen", 121/2 cents per hour for washing fish,
etc., and 30 trays for $1.00 for hand fillers (klootchman was translated simply as "
woman" and at times was shortened to "klootch"). This arrangement became ...
Here is a Western Cemetery Alliance advertisement for a joint convention dated
July 8, 9, and 10, 1951. C. Fredrick Harley, president of the Washington State
Cemetery Association, welcomed them: "Kla-how-ya! Cloish Tillicums,
Klootchmen, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KLOOTCHMEN»
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The real story of 'Treasure of the Coweeman'
The Indian encampment at Kalama at that time was seemingly deserted, save for some two or three lodges where dwelt a few old klootchmen ... «Longview Daily News, Dec 11»
