Bucketline of Damaged Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1, 1913. Celebrations; Transportation Photograph of an early aircraft

Photograph of an early aircraft in Dawson

Inscription verso: : Nicholas (left) and John (right) Fax Dawson Y

view of the Jubilee meeting in front of the North American Co celebrating victories over Spain

The two-storey log building on the right side of Front Street with the large flag in front of it is the Alaska Commercial Co

several log cabins and the Klondike Mines Railway (KMR) rail grade are visible

Bucketline of Damaged Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1, 1913. Celebrations; Transportation Photograph of an early aircraftClose view of bucketline of damaged Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1. Inscription recto: 108 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 posted a $5,000 reward for evidence