Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1 with Tailings Conveyor Removed and Excavation Complete, 1913. Living Conditions; People Photograph of a De Havilland

Photograph of a De Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver aircraft of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police

There is also a small dinghy appearing in the foreground as well as two canoes which appear in the lower right

Inscription verso: Right 'Mrs

the tramline

Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1 with Tailings Conveyor Removed and Excavation Complete, 1913. Living Conditions; People Photograph of a De HavillandView of damaged Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1 with tailings conveyor removed and excavation completed. Inscription recto: 112 On February 22, 1913, Dredge No. 1, on Lower Bonanza, was dynamited and sank in its pond. Violence of this kind was unknown in the Klondike, where doors were seldom locked, and harried arrangements were made to post armed guards on the other dredges in case the dynamiter should try to strike again. The Yukon Gold Company