Damaged Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1, 1913. Buildings; Disasters Inscrption recto: the white hors

Inscrption recto: the white hors rapit

The sign above the corner door reads: "Returned Soldiers Club

4 Yukon Hotel // City Council Meeting // Photo by John A

Photograph of Bill Turnbull (left) and Bob Chisolm on skates outside

Yukon Territory

Damaged Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1, 1913. Buildings; Disasters Inscrption recto: the white horsPhotograph of damaged side of Yukon Gold Company Dredge No. 1 with excavation begun. Inscription recto: 109 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