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What 's more , just back at Fort Good Hope we have seen that they can raise things in their gardens . I would never have believed these things about this northern country if I had not seen them myself . '' Through the soft , mild light of the sub-Arctic morning the great steamboat churned on her north-bound way . At ten o'clock they passed an Indian village which they were told was called Chicago -- no doubt named by some of the Klondikers who were practically cast away here twenty years earlier . John put it down on his map under that name , as indeed it is charted in all the authentic maps of that upper region . They were told that a good number of Indians come here to make their winter hunt . An uneventful day , during which the boat logged a great many miles in her steady progress , was passed , until at ten o'clock they tied up at the next to the last of the Hudson 's Bay posts on the Mackenzie River , known as Arctic Red River , located at sixty-seven degrees and thirty minutes north latitude .