522 Ahugmalokto's wife and her baby came into the cabin for a chat. They were very bright and cheerful, especially Inethiak, who seems to be the nicest of the women whom I have seen up here. Ahugma- lokto's wife has five children, which is an unusually large number for this region. Ekblaw came into my room this evening to talk over his plans for the future, after the Expedition returns. He is extremely desirous of working up his geological, geo- graphical, botanical and ornitho- logical data directly and con- tinuously after his return. It seems to me most desirable that some suitable arrange- ment be made, enabling him to do it during the next year or two under the auspices of, the Museum, the Geographical Soc.