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Phil Lind Klondike Gold Rush collection
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Textual records consist of gold commissioner's court documents, receipts, certificate of the assignment of a placer mining claim, grants for placer mining, free miner's certificate, certificates of work, correspondence, Canadian Bank of Commerce and Bank of British North America checks, Canadian gold rush centennial maps, postcard, British Yukon Navigation Co. Ltd pass, and White Pass & Yukon Railway first class ticket.
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DoCcUMENT (UNDATED) "REASONS AGAINST APPEAL®| | G.C.COURT, Y,T, 0 ‘BRIEN | vs 25¢ COURT FEE X1 MIDDLECOFF , HAMILTON, Eta l DATE: UNKNOWN y "— en e _ THIS GOLD COURT WRIT INTRODUCES THE ONLY | KNOWN UNCANCELLED REVENUE STAMP ON DOCUMENT | | IN THE GOLD COMMISSIONER®‘3 COURT OFP THE YUKONH TERRITORY, BETWELIEN, WILLIAM J, O’BRLI}T (Appellant), — Plaintiff, —an d e t it m e o 9 w en t insl MTI DPLECOFPEF, H.C HAMI LTON % I....I lAM QO*KEEFE and II,J}.O' .uji.z.'.z’ f (Respondents), Defm s RABASBONS AQGA INST APPRMAL,. The Defendants William Q‘Keefe and M. B. O‘Dell say, 1. That the Judgment of the learned Gold Commissioner dismissing the action of the Plaintiff was correct and according to the evidence, but that the said Judgnent was wrong and against the evidence and aminst law in that the learned Gold Cormissioner did not find that the Defendants 0‘Keefe and 0Q‘Dell were entitled to the vacant ground found in the said judgnent by him to exist between the lower lins of Creck Clain Number Two (2) on Lovett Gulch, and the Lower one—ial? of Creook Claim Number Three (8) on said Lovett Gulch. 2. hat the learned Gold Commissioner erroed in the said Judgrient in that ho did mot consider the title of the Defendants O*Keefe and O‘Dell to the said grounsi. 3. That the lsouarned Gold Commissioner erred in his said juigmeﬁt in finding that the survey of the Lower half of Creek Claim Nwumper Three (8) on Lovelt Qulch by Mr. Cots. D.L.S.. was made anld advertised in accordance with the Mininsg Regulations in that boaslf. 4. That the learned Gold Cormissioner erred in finding . that the Defondant Mddlssoff had the said survey made without fraud, and for the sole purpose of protecting his and the Defen& nt Hmﬂlltow's le 9,1 mteresL in tne owlu. clalm. 5. That t}we lea:meu Golu Conx,ao ioner erred in not DOCUMENT _ 1903 "AFFIDAVIT OF SOLICITOR" G.C.COURT, Y.T. DUNLOP AND LOCHORE 25¢ COURT FEE V S XIL LENNON DECEMBER 23, 1903 1»% TXE 401L CdMMISSIOﬂE?'S SOURT OF THE YUKON TERQITOQE; 3ETWERN Benjamin Dunlep anfi John Lechorse f Plaintiffs AND f John Lennon defandant. I, William Thornburn 6of Dawson in the Yukon Territory, Solicitor, make cath anfi say: | ly._.«@F am Solilnpitio.p—for tho—above—named—piaintiff‘s, o ﬁ/ A Commission was issuéd in this getion for the examinat— ion viva vose ‘cof _One CGeorge Edyardéfas;a'ﬁgtness on behalf of thae plaiﬁtiffs at Calgary in the No?th'W9stETerfitgries on the 21st day of“Septembér,.IQOSQ f 3. Now shewn to me and markedEEinbit "A"Ae6 this my affiq— avit iéa letter réceived b y meibn the 22nd Instant from Messrs, Toughsed * Bennettlmy agents at/Salgary aforesaid. 4. It has beén impossible for the evidence of the said Georéﬁ Edwards to be taken at Calgary aforeséid, and the saidvGeorgévEd:wwmwﬁ wards is a necessary witness on behalf of ths plaintiffs and it will not be safe for the plaintiffs to go to trial without thas svidence of the said Gsorgse mdwards, and as the said Georgs Rdwards as T am informed and belioeve has gone to Ottawa in the Provincse of Ontaric, it will be necessary that a Commission be issued for his examination at Ottawa aforesaiq. + 5 This action is set for trial on the Bist day of Decaember instant, and it will be impossible to have the evidence 6P ths said George MAwards takoen — and given at that time SWORNX Bbefore me at Dawson in ) tha Yukoen Territory this 2&rd | . day of December, 1903, ) A Commissioner for taking affidavits $1i1jD and for ths Y‘ukon Territory. l’n%w l ¥ 5o f@ %; qooruinbeit in : _ w w on uﬂ? 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Tofpper n#ss;paeq ph wayou =] MMm_h Lrow yessers‘ B § 8 4 § ,@ﬁ,, CA _ yom apem} go we sug JCE a:m » *itiq2" .Y3 o. § o 4 geuh on jsebrfyres‘ Taog: £2 :3 4 &2 ‘ F2 . ht o es! f $poe sgts¢l2 A 2 L¢uh 1 fye T: Pep=TL oL AH3+% Rehapee }M ftpo sxowprusr— 5 aogs o1 ue usornte * —~"I ai SOoTftTft x Lo. tpe ~epone —mere so1;opfrom‘ i#re o#@fp sUgj e@hA: I‘ AITTIIYS pyouupMmLu o0f, pSasovu |v fpé Amgou LE@LLIfOLA* gefpougyup® (opV peuvou bTYIVfI Li 2 BRLAEEL _ goulyuwu;y praujTob gugq fjopy poopoxrs T2 LIH GOPD COWNNI2ZIOMHEE,23 CONEL OL LHE ANMIKOM LEEEILLOHBA* & & DOCUMENT _ 1903 G .C.COURT, Y .T. CONSENT TO AMEND MINING CLAIM 25¢ COURT FEE WOOLRICH AND CAUFIELD VS LAMBERT DOMINION CREEK SEPTEMBER 1, +1903 IN THE GOLD COMMISSTONER‘S COURT OF THE YUKON TERRITORY C BETWEEN ANNIE WOOLRICH and CHARPLES CAULFIELD PLAINTIRFS and W. H. LAMBERT DEFENDANT COoNsSENT IT IS HEREBY AGREED AND CONSENTED that the plar of Creek Claim Number Two hundred and seventyeseven "A" (277 A) below lower discovery on Bominion GOrseek in the Yukon FTerritory, filed in the office of the director of surveys at Dawson, under No., 549, and made by R. Rinfret, Dominion Land Surveyor, be amended by defining, designating and limiting the lower down stteam boundary of said claim by a line arawn at right angles.to the base line as shown on said plan from a point on said base line knmxxwWr%kkknrnxxk%®%x8% seventy six and six tenths feet (76.6 ft.) from the lower down stream boundary of said claiﬁ as shown on said plan as now on filse, such line so arawn to extend the full width of said clainm. AND IT IS FURTHER AGRFED that this action be settled, the defsndant to pay to the plaintiffs the costs as agreed. Dated at Dawson, Yukon Territory, this lst day of September,. k. +. £o08%. WITNESS: EQN@; Y‘L-r:b G’Q C. -C' Y' T‘ 8 8 # # # o 4 6 *# # # * # @ # @ # & # » # & # a # a ® » @ @ RICH et al V . LANBERT: FILED IX 1| of the Gisld Comim + SE & i t x t* 548. 1dus & ¥ DOCUMENT _ 1903 "*COoNSENT OF JUDGMENT G .C.COURT, Y.T. ~AGAINST DEFENDANTY" 25¢ COURT FEE DESMARIAS VS BERNARD | SEPTEMBER 2, 1903 IN THR GOLD COMMISS(ONRR‘S doURT OF THR YIUIKON TERRIToRY, Refyween:— George Desmarias, Minscr, of hunsarl Creek, in the Yukon Wprritorv P1a1nt1ff — ANA — ftre~Ry »A—+—Be@Xngrd,_ Printtr, 0+ Dawson, in the Yuron Territeonry, Defenmaant. $ 0 K 88B N T , i; A«. R. L. reyrnarda, Printer, the above named Defendant Wﬂwmwdgvh@r@hg eanaLnﬁ that qjquazcment be takﬁn nrainst me and that _ & ?vanf be isqued to GFGT?@ Desmarias, the ﬂbOVP ndmed Plaintiff d@ﬁ1a?inﬂ n1im 40 be the owner of Greek Plﬂﬂﬁr Vlning 07aim ge saribed as No. 126 above Beliveaun on Punsan Opeek, in the Punsan Mining Division of the ¥HWkon Territory, from any right or slaim on my part. &AXND I hereby consent that costs be taxed against me and I undertake to pay the same as soon as the said costs shall be taaaﬁ,%%A% 494% CZ&%%¢'4¢&%%JZO ﬁﬂdct&w/éﬁvé éi;n~> DATED at deson Y * * tnxﬁ 2nd daay of September, 1903; SIGNED, sealed and delivered in the nresenase of:— ) ) se7 - . ) | P)asfi amreapan~~ .A C AZ ,,\(—\.Ww \fv-\,"u\ n o s o o oA h .o 6 nd GENERAL RECEIPT 1902 STEWART, Y .T. GOLD COMMISSIONER‘S OFFICE APRIL 4, 1902 PROTEST FEE . McLAUGHLIN vs CHARBONNEAU $ 3 .75 COURT COSTS ........... GENERAL RECEIPT. j @of& @ommissioner’s Office, 9%7Cé? ézgéxAA{,Lf of §7Dflﬁ_ NLBWJB@ from % Q %Apﬁ/Q }/I/V\LL / 7d OW/D o,uwww Q%%me owwf/ﬁ > c @4 tAE 74 COURT PAYMENTS PAID IN CASH. ABOVE RECEIPT GIVEN. LAW STAMPS NOT AVAILABLE IN YUKON TERRITORY THIS DATE. DOCUMENT _ 1902 "FORFEITURE OF MINING G . C .,Y .T. CLAIM TO THE CROWN" 25¢ COURT FEE NELSON AND DAY X 1 V S GOSSELIN AND FISH _ _JULY 19, 1902 1y Tpy"Ro n romptEert orrawe rour?t of o rThy v"Tom Trrnrto#hy,""yame"~ BETWEENM Plaintiffs, \~Defsnidants. $ mA 4 % 4 4 t o R K# oRA *A % *# t 7 j F44u~;‘1 jﬁaba11&3:§§, .:pPlIhj, of Bawson in the Yukon Territofy3 Assistant (Gold Commissioner, make oath and say: 1; That I om the Assistant Gold CGommissioner of the Yukeon merr3+orv and one of the ahove naned ds rfandant : 7 % That the clalm.descrlbed in the plaintiffs! statemnert of ¢iaim and in thoe affidavits filéd in suppﬂ;t af motior for meandamus lapsed and beceme forfeited to the Crown on the lgﬁh day of October ; 1 20993 &ccnrding.ﬁﬂ the records in ﬁ}é offige of tre Golﬁ Gonmlsq1nner. U > # Accvro ng to +*Pe said records the said clp in weas re— newed mup to the 19th nf July,1902, Pug no &pplj02uzon for & { § renewal of the said clo was mede on or prior to the 19th of Octotber, 1902 . 4« That accordng to tho asid recoras in the office of t%e fold Cormisgioner the said claim lies within the limits of the Hydarsaulie Location leaqu th,ﬁne Doyle and others under Hyadrsulic Ieeae NCs 79( ' and known as the Boyle Hydravulic Location, er@ under en 9greem@p+ wrich is of record in f% office of ths Gold Cnmmlss;nner‘and made be+ween tin o 1eﬁﬂ@és 31y ﬁk@”ﬁgiﬁ*h?dr%ﬂﬂi@‘lﬂCﬁ%fﬁﬂ'ﬂ%@;ﬁ??kyﬁﬁeﬁt?f/ﬁheQu@””’ represented by the Minister of the Interior of Canada, and _dateda the 9th of Jarnary,1900, the saidMinister of the nftoesrior agrseod with the said lessoss trat if any of the placer mining claims or any mining clains whatever within the tract of land t leasged to the said legsees shauld at any time become forfeited to the Crown becaume of nonecompliance by the entrants XXAXH > L s 4 es DOCUMENT 1903 |RESPONDENT‘S REASONS AGAINST A]?]?EAL G.C.COURT, Y .T. 25¢ COURT FEE 2 AND LAW RELIED UPON | Betweon: —— Amnne iA nA nArininin iA 2 _ spondent claims title, staked the groumd surveyed as the respon— \ pellant claims through said Rriddell, said Riddell LUSK VS CHANCE _ APRIL 28, 1903 L i n e d snn 1X THE GOLD COMMTISSONZI S coUutnT or tun YUCoN THany Tor. ISAAC LUSK, o usl y Maatiff, t «3M( — ‘ 3 f R ? WITLLTAM J3. CHIAMCHK, es : Poferiant. : ¥ ANSPONDNNT‘3 REASONS AGAINST APPEAL AND LAK RHLIHD UPON. . 1. —The evidence taken on the trial of this action seofore the Leammed Gold conmissioner, establi shed the fast that the on ginal locutor of the claim nheld by the pesbondent through whor the re— dentts clainm. $ $ ols ‘ ea . . 2. | The ressoondent is entitled to the;zx"aun&as staked by & yremont HM. Hiton through whom he claims ti tle to t}i(e ssid clainm 1:rresjg;§ectivé Oof any mi @ake, if any there be, 'in the descripti on of the claim recorded by Premont i. Hiliton. 3. At the time John Riddell relocated the claim mkalleged t£o be owned by the aprpsllant herein, and the title to whi ch the ge. . & knew that the . claim had been granted to and was olaimed by anocther free miner, %md was being mfrkedand aperated by ‘him, and the said appellant nad notise of i;?ﬁe\fse ‘facts 3t the tims -af‘yumhasain\gg the sai d clmmf, from Riddell. 4. > The apnpellant cannot rierivé tit1ls thraugh or claim angy benefit under the—sgrant of the Hanilton cla{m, as the grant of that claim has lapsed. 8. The re\sﬁoﬁé{mt says that the grant issued to Fremont M. Hilton in cﬂensmzmm@ of his stakinc and sapplication for iecérd, . and w’u on grmﬂt has sines been partiallly assigned to t};}“\&i respond» | ent, intended to convrey to the s%4 Hilton and hss assigns tﬁe sround mctually staked by the said ilton. — And that by resason of such grant the ,Qaid };{il"wn or his assimns were entitled to cause A $ﬁrvey éf such élaim.tﬁ he ﬁﬂde agd publ1i shed. (See Placer Mining Regul atim,s in fofse in the Yukon Territeory, } 8. The resp@endent camnot suscseed in this action to set aside the survsey of the claim partially owned by the respondent or the nublicati on therseof, without £kss«kxusm jJoining as parties to this action all the assipns of the original ‘st akers of s@id clairn, ana all other bersons int greéted in said claim. And the appGl—» lank hag not done so in this action, o & Ine respondent denies that there is ary srant irx axils.— tonse through which the appeliant claims ﬁitle to the mining alaim' of the respondent, and further that if there is such a grant in exi .ss\'t. cncse, such grant was obtai ned—‘by one R ddell nfraudul sntly, the said niddsell knowing at the time he applied for such gramt that tha ground s0 &lkﬂd fox _z;,y him was not vacant bomint or land s :»fénﬁ n2t épen to antrg by a free miner, and the said sprel— land .‘I‘mfl‘n@tice of such facts at the time of his'fgpumhase or al— Lleged mirchase truu the sai d Riddell. ‘ 8. ~ The respondont says that he and his prodecessors i‘ﬁ ‘til-« tle have been in ﬁnﬁsesai on of the claim in questf on in this ac— tion since the Bnd. day) of lUMay, 1901, and have regréss;nted the said claim and roessived rénewal certi fi.eatas therefor. s + y ts x l poal Aua| < 1 iX THB uOLD wmwswzmss court oP ns fUKON KERITC Rotweeon;—~~— J nas Sﬁith, Alba:f’t Hugi*wg, J. Magnuson, Albert Melinus, Leonard larlestbn, JPacob Chester, J.P. Kamnisky, f }:"ams Lexmih&n, B&vﬁ.d Sparm, Julia J. Backe and F‘laim’&i ffs, £4 ohse . _ (C 0 _ J * "a John N. ‘f?.edwm@ ; Pyank Rédmond and —~ f B. R,Mlll ott.. i ; 9 . — s Déferdants. 4 f“b‘ . Q $ o . mad t a % ® a 3 "3\ 3 s;mmmm t or. nersncs. M 1, and svery allep%tizg;’x eontﬂi ; 8 4 ‘and 6 aﬁ‘ the nlgng,i_ffs’ protest ,?hezre'in; 8, _ Defendants say that their application is for the unen= M j saiiad t.ﬁ er _ under such appliscation @amw mﬁ wil L m@tx afma.t nox Vraguéim * siee I‘»"_ﬂ } % k k d :”s x l ‘A{"" en on / : poult 3. sB ". us 2 f rnpmenns on ormeiintipngrommnring the rightsof the nlaintiff‘a. 3. Th@ ﬂ@f@nd&nﬂs daony that the cranting of any water right to themn under their apglisatifm would in any way prejudice or «rre0% the Hpnts or ToE innnint BOS l H ALmomtammmans RRAa Ts DEF u?\am‘u?{"“‘* '“T&“EJFOEE PRAY ; —— hnat the @1&1%1 2f8‘ 13mtest nersin be d tmimed. L. f VA , on fkaen serritory , ‘:.Rtm,ﬁ‘_~21;3L qay cof _ April, A.D.WO'S, by ¢ i | (GW ILLI}:{ & CRSEP, golicitors for Defendants. whose address for service is the offlce of Messrs. Gm llimn & Cn sp, Cictoria B1g., Dawson, °. T. x DOCUMENT 1902 lREGISTERED DOCUMENT—PLACER "DECISIONY" VAILLENCOURT VS CHRISTOPHERSON GOLD COMMISSIONER"S OFFICE JULY 8 1902 STEWART RIVER , Y . T . $5.50 FEE PAID IN CASH [STAMPS NOT AVAILABLE STEWART RIVER THIS DATE ] DOCUMENT 1901 DAWSON CITY, Y .T. CERTIFICATE OF ASSIGNMENT ADOLPH BRUNNING YUKON DISTRICT PLACER MINING CLAIM # 22981 DATE: MAY 16, 1901 FORM J. e C l“! gpek i amabe ﬁ% $3 ‘ f Sokd ’; (5#} ¥ 2 _ L ael %7‘-;, # t 0 C jush \eg lars na o s. se d pin reent of a Qlacer Mining Claim,. 4B DEPA TMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Agency, f * 18 OA1IS i1s m C2BrtifH tha /7 W/ ﬁm filed an Assignment in due form 3 (ATLAZE C +225 _ : dated M %//%//174/ , and accompanied by a registration fee of t(wjo dollars, of the of MWM/&—%/ 4| grant to of the r%t to mine in . A ”@M/( aﬁw ;{/’)/ ﬂ//g’fy@ //c&@/%m /(ﬂM [for one year from the ()/M }(h’d/(// /gr C¥ . J This cert f/c;%ﬁiles M 7/4 W to all the rights and privileges li of the said... in respect of t(e claim assigned, that is to say, to the :..AV;. exclusive mé/ of entry upon the said claim for the miner—like working thereof and the construction of a residence Ithel eon, and the exclusive right to all the proceeds realized therefrom (upon which, however, the royalty prescribed by the MS sha paid), for the remaining portion of the year for which the salc/l ;l@m was granted to the "Ap n ' [d , thapy is to say, until the // LA AFL P The said M W W _.._.shall be entitled to the use of so much of the Al ( claim, and not already lawfully apprbpriated, ﬁas shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and to drain ymm free of charge. i This grant does not convey to the said W i\ any right of ownership in the soil covered by the said cla,im ; and th sald grant:zl la and be forfeited unless E-3,~U) the claimfs continuously and in good faith worked by the seu gie ttxl . _.. associ The rights hereby granteb those laid down in the Yuhbon\YH4fcer Mining Regulations, and no more, and [DAWSON MINING COURT LAW STAMPS BECAME AVAILABLE o/a JUNE 1, 1902 ] poCcUMENT 190 3| OFFICE OF GOLD MINING APPLICATION COMMISSIONER RENEWAL SULPHUR CREEK RENEWAL MAY 8 1903 ORIGINAL CLAIM 7—10—02 omcs — meemmynecm sns w "~<@ FORM L ining o for Pluce SH DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Agency, § #:3) Faal 4 ﬁn @ﬂnsiﬁkt’aﬁﬂn of the payment of Fifteen Dollars, being the fee prescribed by & C g (/'Z/BZ/ZC/@C(//’ > application Ig/) O 4. /% dated yamans , for a Mining Claim in_ C <C—27 2: #4 : The Minister of the Interior My grants to the said j OJ% Oi/f" , for &{e/term of one year fwﬂm—tb'rdﬂte'm?the exolusi\;% of entry upon the a%n W » ) ¥C. oofa 41 . ~G . /4x§ys¢£«v/ f /: A o yA ® m /5/ | «/4-/’5/2774%5_ a asvey‘ for the miner—like working thereof and the construction of a residence thereon, and the exclusive right to all the § ut proceeds realized therefymy %ﬁowever, the royalty prescribed by the Regulations shall be paid . ,‘ The said oﬁ ; C ~..} shall be entitled to the use of so much of the E> water naturally figwing through or past / @/ Laa xA —_ claim, and not already lawfully appropriated, n W claim free of charge. Ehis EBrant does not convey to the said ﬁmﬁ, £1.. z* _ /18 any right of ownership in the soil covered by the saidﬁmim ; and th d : ol pse and be {orfeited unless / it| the claixW‘*&nd in good faith worked by the said 2 e n _ | or es associates. / / The rights hereby granted are those laid down in the aforesaid Mining Regulations, and no more, and are t as shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and j? \ \’ } f subject to all the provisions of the said Regulations, whether the same are expressed herein or not. Mining. Recorder. v v itc o ﬂs . ols en ~ > COURT FEE $15.00 PAID IN CASH CANADIAN GOLD RUSH CENTENNIAL wWHY? WHEN? WHAT? WHO? WHERE? VMSVYIV §, Dawson Kw»@ | SKAGWAY To DAWSON] fo] MILES ‘\7 ’ 2. 109 ; Pelly Crossinq_v,:’/m PELLy R | )“- & wx RAPIDPS \Jf a sALMON\ C \TTLE "aa x beuts wWHY ? Yukon Gold Discovery 1895 WHEN ? 1895 — 1898 WHAT ? Placer Nuggets in KLONDIKE DISTRICT wWHO ? C armack WHERE ? Rabbit Creek, later known as DISCOVERY CREEK HISTORY TERRITORY CANA DA ;. LAKE LABERGE TAKHENA R mz 3Q0—MILE STRETCH \ B1G SA"ho 1A .v,‘; P 2 x —v & ,}\?}\ \*+ \ t @\%, | Bc WHl TE HoRs gionts. LEGAL COURTS GOLD MINING AND TERRITORIAL COURTS s | Wmtrhwse )&.., MILES CANYON | ; | 60— MILE STRETCH LAKE ; MARSH | GIfe | Pss YUKON R. This map shows the "Gold Rush Trail" from Skagway to Dawson. NEED FOR REVENUE STAMPS ORDER FROM OTTAWA DEVELOPMENT AT ABNCO, NYC PRODUCTION USAGE FINALE ) moose nioe cr. (@) sEar crRr. (3) apams cr. (4) skooxkum GuLcHh _ / (5) coup sorrom cr.# VMSVYIV 5. Daweon ﬂ@ [skacway To pawso N] fe} __MILES \\? ....... »»" Pelly crossinq,\ﬂf N PELLy R ib rinx Rapios mys o4 C \'\“'T\-E SALMON AR. x im ". *4 < Y U KO N\’““\f\\—.. TERRITORY CANA DA 30—MILE sTRE TCH K LAKE ¥ LABERGE VE TAKHMENA R. yx~ wm*rsuonse\ \ RAP!I whitehorse "§&z«. mires canvon: ; 60— MILE STRETCH YVUKON R. LAK BENNE.TE <_/.---------------‘ es q ‘MNDVM'«- . 7 ;'Bisj'ﬁﬁ :“cowM TORY o ~—¥—LAKE TOO: geu ChHILKOOT. PA 4+ oo on ---—-. .---. "'"" This map shows the "Gold Rush Trail" from Skagway to Dawson. Inset is the Klondike Mining District. DOCUMENT 1899 ACT‘G GOLD COMMISSIONER |[GRANT FOR PLACER MINING| |"MARIS" RENEWAL | "QUARTZ CREEK" INDIAN RIVER MINING DIVISION }mm'ﬂ@m ”’émg_ ‘.. *\ DEC 8 1899 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ASQACy ,....... T&4DQ ... ?ﬂn @unﬁiﬁerﬂtiun of the {Qf Fifteen Dollars, being the fee prescribed by [J, cluise 28 of the Mining Regulations for the Yukon District by W \ > 3 lH of W accompanying application No. ?) 0 I’{’O \O dated § % C\/QJ\NV\/\,\/\/ \\ 18 Qq , for a Mining Claim in M m Q/\/\f\/\ es [ —Mining—Divisica of the Yukon Datiiet _ The Minister of the Interior hereby grants to the said \Q\/\/\/\/\) W MW .' fo\}(/the term of one year from _ the.date—hereof the exclublve right of entry upon the claim Mss \ um\ 8 Q\ L\MN\M« tA¥QI L 8x L thrn, nﬂn s bb Renewal..== WV «ywwelt—\} [|| for the mmer—like working thereof and the construction of a residence thereon, and the exclusive right to all the s £ 6,’-——— ga s 1. jnmmes® ) proceeds realized ti refrom, pon which, however, the roydAlty prescribed by the Regulations shall be paid . The said shall be entitled to the use of so much of the water naturally ﬂowmo througly or— past—:——*~~"~~ D/G\/(/\ ¥ claim, and not already lawfully appropriated, as shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and to drain claim free of charge. This AGrant does not convey to the said Q/\/\/\U\f W\ O{/\/\/) any tight of ownership in the soil covered by the said claim ; and Wawn lapse and be {forfeited unless the claim is continuously and in good faith wmked by the said: a associates. ........ or., The rights hereby granted are those laid down in the aforesaid Mining Regulations, and no more, and are subject to all the provisions of the said Regulations, whe/t}gl the same are explessed hereif\or not. MWU mat $15 EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF ENTRY FEE PAID IN CASH Minina Recorder. ﬂ()h:}lt{ PHAIL XH T ’HQ THAHAMTHA A AHC o e en e e omaeid n e 1. 0c C f ‘{,fi V‘f)‘éf\.‘qu.sa'a‘qq ost od} gaied ta*xﬂlfu(v//,{s.}}htl T?A‘g}xsmr(y}x afi} to anfﬂﬁgﬁtaﬂﬂ@ “& # & *4 iL j ABot m te inss h se t 20 40 m y mm n o se i Susas 12. H ‘ 8/ i{;’ i. /. { U\/ W\\/jzd ;I‘)xma(l goxu Y¥ srlt 401 aftoids ﬂgsd mnw{m sg‘,.rr m "'ﬂ’ C g w’f' nm)f nqur ¢ 'I”J'ﬂ:iéff‘ﬂ{“"’*.’"’ $ ]- ,Sv . & r,‘ ';1" f 5 : é I. sog w sarriles . eag + maigay i o eaae pra ce wl k. en ‘“: I., .,‘ ....... 3 h‘th /. Bik: ads of etusrtg ydored 1ofistal add io '1'1':;"-7*&{&;@@ ﬁﬁT’ € fer eA o aleey ol mislo ods: gsogu yvitgs to }dgm asvievloxe od} 3 wertt 5: 4 sff0 'h@ fofuininbahelntidniniainndetatnninhentendeteiabtiainiahdainich onbiineisnbdnivhesietsiatiaisiieiatnetdiestetetets indiet, t id det e d i d ie Nt e e t on in ww on mt ce sn t d on maion a m in m in + o P arit lis of trifgin svianloxo ods: bas .gosireds sonmobiest 8 lo acitontiermoo off} ium ftoarmif? . bisq ad I1 g&aafwmdugeﬂ Cb ‘(d boditsss 1q ngm odd} {qovawofd d‘)m,n gogy (‘fj\N ﬁ ¥::: .._bise odt ot yovaos son asob inam aiﬂm asolm» boiistrol ed bius ‘)i"([&, !Iﬁff }Amw biszs )/ﬂ bas : mislo bise silt xd betavos lioe od} gai qtﬁ@g@awoigsm & f & l‘\ k. % A e on f' e hn se tWe j }\)J ¥1. _ JAIA J \Z/ «bise oait xd bedrow diist boog ui bas vlavouniiano0 ei i .eotricoges........ aTR L»q&i swiom on baus mu,{mmgsﬂ guu:f/uws‘m?x«: &ni} fif itw nh birl seodt afg g,ﬂpﬁ rg .‘f‘d‘:")'lﬂd aﬁ-dgi‘r" sdt «JOL 'zﬂ'/qm'w@l {)éaapgjﬂ ; f f | $} 3 ff"’; ods, .“ﬁugdw w# .mm{ugwi bisa od} to sxoiletvorqg sdt f!ﬁﬁ s ciaagéu [GENERAL RECEIPT _ 1902 STEWART RIVER,Y .T. ISSUED BY GOLD COMMISSIONER‘S OFFICE JUNE 9, 1902 | "DECISION®" McINTOSH VS SMITH $5 .75 COURT COSTS a> 3 “ 5107 ; ‘g e DN . . Wjﬁ/ _ GENERAL ARECEIPT - ®ofo Gommisstoner‘s ©ffice, ¢ #. Maras & »FaR Md/ & / & . “"/mﬁmﬁl from t*~ . /A emacs P ;2%2?%%522295 2 { _ _pro Agent. GOLD COURT STAMPS NOT AVAILABLE IN STEWART, Y.T. THIS DATE IN THE GOLD COMMI3STONER‘3 COURT G. A. Wanger, —~40n4— H. summers, OF THE YUKON TIRRTITORY, Plaint1f°?, AFFIDAYIT OF R. M. CRAWFORD. 1, Ronald M. Crawford, of Dawson in the Yukton Tepr— itory, Fres Miner, make oath and say: % . That I am acting for the plaintiff hersin wmisr 2 duly drawm and executed Bower of Attorney; 3 That the defendant nersein is nersonally knowm to mse, 3.' That T have made enguries regarding thse defendant and his »plsce of residence, and I am informed and believe that the defendant left the Yukon Terpritory over five yvyears azro and has not since the time of his legqving,returned to the said Territory . 4 . That T am unable to learn the nresent addrdss of the said defendant and the same is at the present tine unknom +s mMe . 8. That I am informed and beliovse that the defendant lefl this country for San Fpancisco, California, at the time _ _of his leaving as aforesaid, and that he is now somewhere in South America, 6 . That I have exnaustedi every possible source of in— formation known to me as to the defendant and nis wheresabpouts, and I am unable to do anything more from my present information to locate him,and I believe from anmilries T havys made and my ignorance as to the defendant and his whereabouts that it will be impossinle for me to find Mim and affect personal service upon him of the saia Protest and Appointument. _E?‘ "":‘83 4 7. 0 That T have lived in Dawson since the year 1897,and arm !tllA acquainted throughout Dawson and the surromding erseks. swornm before me at Dawson, ) ' | | Afgcntd T Grem sh in the Yukon Territory, ) f f f e j { is f 77;/ 1| h . san&da, this F4 day of!. $ £> t# a > j s * ts g— A4 § % Térritory. 56 E— i t # * < i £2 : J l‘ 5 : : p ] & s ¢ & —~ : * | | 3 t j : ul 3t wiZ DOCUMENT 1901 DAWSON, Y .T. [ No . 53884 ] FREE MINER‘S CERTIFICATE M . F.THOMPSON "UPPER 4 No. 2 ON McKAY" _ DATE OF IS8UE..... zl m _ No. 33884 DOMIN CANADA s }; FREE MINER‘S CERTIFICATE. Wﬁa 9'?—:@('}—» a G——3— 4* \,//#\ a__ w2 Puace or IssuUuE ; es NDN—TRANSFERABLEE: S To: V,u_m For ONnE YEAR ONLY. ($)his iﬁ to Certify . §# e vsfuent _ / ' f 2 bees fomed ame Tees deary Se godore / /@/L /%/% _and e e%//ég//ém//% t //4; waeth _ \ %4,%4@4 of a BYeR HHUANCT, eovebes emy ﬂ,s?/ z&% # /améfma« /C@an//%onc pear /4 mt f* * 5,// in anae < §bhis Getificate wée/ aite grand to bhe bobder berreof ble previlege of Trihing and Alvaling, aubjsal bo ble provitiens of any Ae anbech iss deen foassed, ar anborele smazy Aetanplor be fpradsed fos / pocikes of garme arnd ﬂs alle lle /44{%/” of Cubleng Pemier fos actuad seeccesaizteed /4, bes z%/m/ foses, doalt, wreo‘ /m /5%6265/ 7%{%5//'7 iz/zfz/ia/mm arick Arade 1, hhoaveven, /6{1 % %4 /Z@ az%ﬂf’ﬂé’ ££0 C 0/ //{v me'%wa‘ /f%’%dd{/// %&/ d%z/ %%%@Méﬂ% d%ﬂ/// M(}/ é'/’/ %a/ /o{t / 447/ 4# w/fic/ 444C / 4&@@ / C474 /ew/a//aéa o4z 4(«1/{/5(}/ § PIFGCL / / 24620 !6’4 / f/éﬁ%// a/ / G /zf% i’/ﬂféd«aﬂ/iw &4 ﬁrﬂé"&ﬁ»'&f&‘féﬂ’/’?&» . Je 3 ~f P * : 3 you Cgaw%/?dyﬁef/ 2 . L. § eef g\ / %mn/ 4%%56/ zf% %Z/ @mmwdw%% ' / %mwf CZ‘%M/% o+ 44‘ ave @%M ot diym»&/ 0/ ifee @ /Mmam( / O?%//éua/& § [VALID FOR ONE YEAR] & saass PA astenLpes pocUMENT _ 1902] ' [CERTIFICATE OF WORK] DEPT OF INTERIOR YUKON TERRITORY FEBRUARY 15, 1902—MARCH 5, 1902 C ANAD A aa oR nz s S C op o f NOQ, s2&«2/s _/ p— ®; M ’.‘.‘:?.,. &’ ye .».:‘,l;:%',is, & — 1 _ . 1 «x { .9 C{ertlﬁcate of WOrh.. PLACER MINING CLAIM. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that an Affidavit setting out a detailed made by t _ Eo ........................................................ s . aste has this day been filed in my Office and in pursuance with the Placer Mining Certificate of work in respect of the above Regulations I do now gugf thi Claim to: —~ . i J _ _ JIEMWIELCL.! [ L. ............................................................................................... MINING RECORDER. |DOMINION CREEK FEES PAID IN CASH DOCUMENT 1902 DEPT. OF INTERIOR . YUKON TERRITORY CERTIFICATE OF WORK OCTOBER 15, 1901 — MAY 8, 1902 ;l a [d P 2 *# j j j v \'V on i. «s AH B TB : j NQ. ... B J sB «3 $s age ..Certificate of WWork... PLACER MINING CLAIM. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that an Affidavit settingyG@g4 detailed, LATC BEBL statemepd of the Work do:eint;g' known .. ______________ __ hab. ‘ + ““/ MINING RECORDER SsSULPHUR CREEK Prior to the availability of the Yukon Revenue Stamps (JUNE 1902), all Court Fees were paid in cash or Gold Dust. =, No uS e DOCUMENT 1903 REASONS AGAINST APPEAL G.C.COURT. Y.T. 0 ‘BRIEN VS 25¢ COURT FEE X1 MIDDLECOFF, HAMILTON, Etal M? /D? / 1903 (#37 of 1903) [X THE GOD COAMISSIONER‘S3 COURT OF THF YUKON THRRITORY. BETWEEN WILLIAM J. O‘BRI EN, Plaintiff, (Appellant) =£F Cl« K. MIDDLRCOPFP, H. C. HAMILTM, WYILLIAM O‘KREFHE ang M. B. O’QELM, Befendants, | ( Respondents) . % oo ok & o¥ oW ob & k 4 o# o# o o# o# on ow w0 K k on k ow ow o# o% ow o% ow o# k o# o# o# o% o# o# o% Ts & 2tA AT . &A 24 % *3 > 5+Ay REASON3 AGAT NS APPEAL . I o o. ie me *E 4 .p .: y y m e > here f.' e 1 1 yp nev as .:; ~. 4e apn « The defendants MiddlecofT? and EFanilton maint tain that the judgment of the learned gold qommissioner dismiss in oo the action of the plaintiff was right and was supported by the evidence . 2. Thoe learned Gold Commissioner was riggt in finding Middlecoff and jmﬁ17t0n to be purchasers of the Lower Half of $#3 Lovett QGulich, and thse learned Gold mommissioner was also right in finding that tho survey of the sald claim the Lower Half of #38 complised in all respscts with the rugdzrﬂwﬂmts-of Section 46 of the Mining Regulations, and that such survey was cauéaﬁ to be made by ths said defendants in the bsliéf that the claim the Lower H&Lf of No. 3 Lovett Gulch adjoined creek clalm the Lower Half of #2 Lovett QGuleh as survaeyed by Jephson,"7.1.5. 3. The lsarned Gold Gomnissioner w as right in f inding that thoe location of Middlscoff of thne Upper Half $3 Lovett Gulch was made to protect hims 1 snd@ Hamilton, and the saild Migdlec off could not be said to have acted in any way freudulently Ln the premisss. ' On consideration of the abandonment by Middlscoff miéiaction appe&%ﬂ to the umgr@jmﬁicéd g&ﬁﬁwtﬂa natural course for a cautious man to have adopted in the premises. M iddlecoff and Hamilton owned both of the parcels known for the purpose of identification as the Upper Half of #38 and the Lower Half of #3 Lovett Gulch, which names have ﬁa sismnificance with reference to d istance in leﬁgth. phey are also the owners of creok clainm No. 85 Below niscovery on BONANZA CREEE, which immedi ately adjoins the lower line of the lower ml,f of #3 Lovett Gulchas as now auway@é&‘-m&a placing the matter in the position that they DOCUMENT _ 1903 CONTEST STATEMENT OF CLAIM G.C.COURT, Y.T. 0 ‘BRIEN VS 25¢ _ COURT FEE X1 MIDDLECOFF,HAMILTON, Etal M?/D? / 1903 ( Ko. 37 ofr 1903 . IN IHE GOLD COMWIssIONER‘s cOURFP O# PMR YVKON PERRITORY. BETYEEN ' WILLIAM IJ. O‘BAIEX, Piaint iff, — 32 G« rp kT im nA t En\ os [3 i1 s stt D P o9 * P ABI 5. MiDl} LRQ UV EB y . We AMLL 1 Gi-;st, 10 ds Autht e PA¥ # Q‘EREFE sand M. B. O‘DELL, befaardiants. # 0 ¢ e y ce e e # # on e 6 6 6 90# o# 90 s on o« % o# o6 % # i v o# % es e 6 e i6 + s STATRMRMIT OP DRFPRNCS 0P DPEFPERRDANX TS MIDDLECOFF AND EAMILT ONT I. The defandant Mlddlecoff is — resident on Lovet®k ulch in the Yukon Territory, am the defondant Hamilton is rsasident on Ame Moean Gulch in said Territory. @. Phese dsfendants sdmit that they are in possession of the ground known as the Lower half of Number Three Beslow Biscovery on Lovett Gulch, a plan of survey of which was made by J. B. CSofte,"?.L.8., and that they caused such survey to be made by said COot# on or sbout the 5th day of July, A.D0.1908. Thess defendants deny all othaor allogations containsda in said Statsement of Clain. 3. phese deferniants in reply to tha whole of the plaintiff‘ s Statement of Clainm say that they havins complied with the provisions of Sedtion — 46 of the placer mining regulations of I13th March, ?901, the survey of said note of the said slaim known as the Lowaer Half of No. 3 Bslow Discovery on Lovett Gulch absolutely defines the boundariles of thelr said clain. 4. phesse deofendiants furthor allego in reply to the plaintiff‘s statemont of claim that thse plaintiff is estopped _from attacking the defendants‘ title to ssid ground because of such compliayee: in respoot of said clain with_ kthﬁ pwgdrvisisns 6 of said Section 46 of the Placor Mining Regulstions prior to the alleged location of the plaintiff. ° 5. puhosse defondants further sallege in reply to plaintiff‘s ét&t@mant of claim that the plaintiff? has no status to bring this action unlsess by permission of the Atto mey— C ANAD A YUKON TERRITORY — CHILKOOT _ PASS 1898 4 KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH POST _ CARD | PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN LETTER TO DAWSON FROM CIRCLE — 1902 A response to a letter handed to Mr. L. Femeyer as he left Dawson. F /KM% /@ :::ﬂ)%u}. u.Z‘r'\Qﬁq_%. As. Clos. ME Seaalet , Davoor, [Jy. J Aan )ebag Werer 1. . mir on aat _ _ e ecPONMLS ; Thrst acas hantelel L zne puurkt as P rvias »Aefreny or Lo urcf of" the Afezsuin ~/bachk Pabenet ; Abog eAio. Anely eAMturtrauny sof. Gou ave l set by savcl dobls ; Ahat »hua elasins e Aaave oo rrioury, Mb J soff, sPF tdve aeBlatiossmer, API msirt Poaf Aher /égz@ﬂ/w o P tane Anice ies «m «pyreilh Aa earh as 22000 as feraslle and mol Rt Aeer~ yare spau The ‘eluf } acf P far A Bs mt mc det Aug _ BV _ Au avaed, mt uh. , 4 oT Tanana, cAMlanfm,. AMar Aals m), o of. eMuchael EP A 2s ppeca murct? «ferancr in es P ari h e »Ab—co9u8 . Th c esssre s fir, /Paru>) PAva mm e _ compelly ol Ploast gve orin on Arcommally cmmisa o .am» caffenct Abal mazy nearmalels Aar in Alo Aat sch. | % mear is & faro B puriron a Phs ALITREY ces %W/LW} aexf Maf /beare Loh mallan sl. And elbtige {Lours Abuly , _ {Larile Aealy, iNbioh /MM'IMO/Z//A/, 259 M% 7;@4/ M%&/ WM&M 25‘.3% DOCUMENT 1902 DAWSON, Y GRANT FOR PLACER MINING HUNKER CREEK LUTHER E. CAMPBELL » X s FORM I. rant for aﬁlmn Stlintng. DEPAR’E\/IFN C OF THE, INTUERIGOR, ASenCcy,.. CT% 189. ﬁn @urﬂgiﬁerﬂﬁiﬂu of the payment of Fifteen Dollars, bemgf the fee" preseubed by ﬂﬂ of accompanying A&/ appheatlon No. ,—77— 9,7-; ._.dated | s s # oal 2— for a Mining Claim in 4\% W Mé ALF SE T he Minister of the Interior hereby grants to the said M & &WM %telm of one ear from the date hereof ihe exclusive right of entry upon the claim /3::" e 2s 4% 244. .f/ es 77 ‘ iA | clause 28 of the Mining Regulations for the Yukon District by —AC 7(/&’ //fﬂy/fdz « [[| for the miner—like workmg thereof and the construction of a residence thereon, and the exclusive right to all the JU, proceeds realized therefrom, upon which, however, the royalty prescribed by the Regulations shall be paid . The said wAeGzz &(W .shall be entitled to the use of so much of the 23 water naturally flowing through or past Heace‘" .__.__claim, and not already lgwfully appropriated, t as shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and to drain claim free of charge. Thix Erant does not convey to the said @ Z W 1 :}' any right of ownership in the soil covered by the said claim ; and thg said _ grant eh all la?rse and be forfeited unless 1| the claim is continuously and in good faith worked by the said sfe I{| or %/ ________ associates. The rights hereby granted are those laid down in the aforesaid Mining Regulations, and no more, and are subject to all the provisions of the said Regulations, whether the same are expressed herein or not. RCZ Caceetzeo y Mining Recorder. | BANK DRAFT 1899' THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE DAWSON CITY DAWSON CITY BRANCH _ [41 mm DOUBLE RING HALS $¥t@mps" AND 36 mm x 27 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID" aAcCEPTED & BLUE A PR L_1899A?’ PAID PURP LE APR 4 1899 ,/ f 3 {.b. 3 3 t \ #\ P AQ PYrmiletn W% of {(| —3* %@91d}33V§? DAWSONCNTYBRANQH ue NYO f iE ‘Lrem $ § §# | i!' * y @ t { t l . $# ~ < & f — $ is s $y . 208 0ep * #~, Pndvi § y ks & f A t d xhoiks Bs 7 . £ 4 y g» \ # X)“ | > wap) ~C hok § + 5 ;;‘ F ds > #f h P S —oul s > ,7 y ® hate ; J saicars o & 2 \— s C 2y 25— + e °a 4 ; P ; ‘ x dve n P _ . r15 . s ; * "@ .: .. < /C 4 w — (nepmeoial ie o. ; xA L 3B P AL y uied j # 16 & ha e e « h: $ > amiliento® [ nS T its h ;‘1‘!?;“;.3' +E @ A ® x (oevin ie oi $T | * ae" * f U s m A‘ﬂ @ 4 Pe & m ns C ho P m d BANK DRAFT 1899 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE DAWSON, YUKON DIST. DAWSON _ BRANCH [41 mm DOUBLE RING HAND STAMPS] AND 36 mm x 27 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID" VIOLET ACCEPTED OCT 12 4899 PURP LE P AID oOCF 12 1899 e %VSON pes f JMWJ 9@“@/”%% 4 8" EPecRecs se B A NK DRAFT'1899] DAWSON YUKON DIST . THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE | DOWN TOWN OFFICE [OVAL HAND PUNCH — "PAID"] [BANK DRAFT 1901] DAWSON, YUKON |THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA DARK PURPLE ACCEPTED NOTE : JUN 2 1910 HAND WRITTEN LIGHT PURPLE PA ID CHECK DATED JUN 2 1910 JUNE 1 1901 [ 27 mm X 51 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID"] BANK _ DRAFT _ 1904] DAWSON, Y.T. [CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE| [41 mm DOUBLE RING HAND STAMPS] PURPLE ACCEPTED JUL 2 1904 BLACK PA ID JUL 2 1904 ["‘on a/c "SAWING WOOD ON HUNKER CREEK")][$350 pd in GOLD DUST @ $16 per 0z ] ; — | & | “ —I./‘armsgar, «I. ¢_I . — ( § & J > N y y s Il_::’ ks 1 . "<e oc f “‘“';" n & * y"y \\.' P y ies e # oiywab /Q< ’/éé A 7A * { /\ ¥—— _ €. Z > P w ress § .:?5'ﬁ'~ {’/’) w» 7s=__"C—C _4 {T—LXC—X lt [BANK DRAFT 1907 |waAGE CHECK| DAWSON, Y.T. [ THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA | | YyUKON CONSOLIDATED GOLD FIELDS CO.| [27 mm X 53 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "paid‘ ] SEP 4 1907 ‘ ; e a $ 1 0 C t C : f Mage Check. s. Nun.. 4. 0:) 4. <| tkon Cpyaaolthateh Gali Hielis Cn. _ b e _ a : & | * Yukon Epyaolinaten Gali Aieliz Cn. :-': ‘M’»;Qv-j‘?m" j . ¥:%% B2 ‘ .. [2] brd — tut C ‘Thang pur ; . Bt P a=l ¢ iﬁ»,éQ 1 \\%\. % +# 4 /: Ex S §. x /£ — Gasahter 7A th — [" > | t J ; e ; j« i’ AAMR—Mulesa this check tz{'mw . ' r poymeut within 6 munths from Date of tasitantce thereof, game hecomes null arnrh unaih anh the companyg will nat he liahle therean. j BANK DRAFT 1905 DAWSON (Y.T.) THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER PA I D RED HAND STAMP SEP 26 1905 AND [56 mm x 29 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID"] {lo 140557 Q/j e//c}[//?//}ﬂ / ,% ;&(%/ zo93 ~ N 4 x iL Zf >—f *3 > i 6 <A se — ~*~ _ a—— 'INCORPORATED BYRO%ALtHA@ﬁQR "”"“'“; . t —ye% £sgg¢a—~ Feves s s ) "r 5 6. 40 — 3,, $ 7£ *./ 3 0/2/ E> -: o es 2 a=s ‘ s — ———— _ _— &4 e Res x s BANK DRAFT 191 (UNUSED ) DAWSON, YUKON THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER EST 1836 NO 28952) @W//%/ e mmart y ...................... ///%/7/ %7 /Z///W%%%/w INCORPORATED BY ~ROYAL CHARTER j// we> se aye— /07/%/7/7/ f ' ' /&Z@/@/ | YUKON TERRITORY R.R. TRANSPORTATION | BRITISH YUKON NAVIGATION CO.,LTD. P ASS MR. C.E.RITCHIE PRESIDENT CENTRAL ONTARIO RAILWAY BETWEEN ALL PORTS UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1913 CONDITIONS GOOD OVER LINES OF B.Y.N. CO.,LTD. [GOOD FOR TRANSPORTATION ONLY] NOT TRANSFERABLE YUKON TERRITORY R.R. TRANSPORTATION WHITE PASS & YUKON RAILWAY RAIL _ DIVISION FROM ~ |ROUND TRIP PASSAGE FROM BENNETT FIRST CLASS SKAGWAY To To SKAGWA Y BENNETT TICKETS _ UNDATED (SMALL HEART PUNCH CANCEL] [ PROBABLY AVAILABLE AFTER JUL 6,1899 — R.R. COMPLETITION DATE OF SECOND SECTION . J DoCcUMENT (UNDATED) "REASONS AGAINST APPEAL®| | G.C.COURT, Y,T, 0 ‘BRIEN | vs 25¢ COURT FEE X1 MIDDLECOFF , HAMILTON, Eta l DATE: UNKNOWN y "— en e _ THIS GOLD COURT WRIT INTRODUCES THE ONLY | KNOWN UNCANCELLED REVENUE STAMP ON DOCUMENT | | IN THE GOLD COMMISSIONER®‘3 COURT OFP THE YUKONH TERRITORY, BETWELIEN, WILLIAM J, O’BRLI}T (Appellant), — Plaintiff, —an d e t it m e o 9 w en t insl MTI DPLECOFPEF, H.C HAMI LTON % I....I lAM QO*KEEFE and II,J}.O' .uji.z.'.z’ f (Respondents), Defm s RABASBONS AQGA INST APPRMAL,. The Defendants William Q‘Keefe and M. B. O‘Dell say, 1. That the Judgment of the learned Gold Commissioner dismissing the action of the Plaintiff was correct and according to the evidence, but that the said Judgnent was wrong and against the evidence and aminst law in that the learned Gold Cormissioner did not find that the Defendants 0‘Keefe and 0Q‘Dell were entitled to the vacant ground found in the said judgnent by him to exist between the lower lins of Creck Clain Number Two (2) on Lovett Gulch, and the Lower one—ial? of Creook Claim Number Three (8) on said Lovett Gulch. 2. hat the learned Gold Commissioner erroed in the said Judgrient in that ho did mot consider the title of the Defendants O*Keefe and O‘Dell to the said grounsi. 3. That the lsouarned Gold Commissioner erred in his said juﬁ.gmeﬁt in finding that the survey of the Lower half of Creek Claim Nwumper Three (8) on Lovelt Qulch by Mr. Cots. D.L.S.. was made anld advertised in accordance with the Mininsg Regulations in that boaslf. 4. That the learned Gold Cormissioner erred in finding . that the Defondant Mddlssoff had the said survey made without fraud, and for the sole purpose of protecting his and the Defen& nt Hmﬂlltow's le 9,1 mteresL in tne owlu. clalm. 5. That t}we lea:meu Golu Conx,ao ioner erred in not DOCUMENT _ 1903 "AFFIDAVIT OF SOLICITOR" G.C.COURT, Y.T. DUNLOP AND LOCHORE 25¢ COURT FEE V S XIL LENNON DECEMBER 23, 1903 1»% TXE 401L CNMMISSIONE?'S SOURT OF THE YUKON TERQITOQE; 3ETWERN Benjamin Dunlep anfi John Lechorse f Plaintiffs AND f John Lennon defandant. I, William Thornburn 6of Dawson in the Yukon Territory, Solicitor, make cath anfi say: | ly._.«@F am Solilnpitio.p—for tho—above—named—piaintiff‘s, o ﬁ/ A Commission was issued in this getion for the examinat— ion viva vose ‘cof _One CGeorge Edyardefas;a'ﬁgtnese on behalf of thae plaiﬁtiffs at Calgery in the No?th'WestETerfitgries on the 21st day of“September,.IQOSQ f 3. Now shewn to me and markedEEinbit "A"Ae6 this my affiq— avit iea letter received b y meien the 22nd Instant from Messrs, Toughsed * Bennettlmy agents at/Salgary aforesaid. 4. It has beén impossible for the evidence of the said Georéﬁ Edwards to be taken at Calgary aforeseid, and the saidvGeorgevEd:wwmwﬁ wards is a necessary witness on behalf of ths plaintiffs and it will not be safe for the plaintiffs to go to trial without thas svidence of the said Gsorgse mdwards, and as the said Georgs Rdwards as T am informed and belioeve has gone to Ottawa in the Provincse of Ontaric, it will be necessary that a Commission be issued for his examination at Ottawa aforesaiq. + 5 This action is set for trial on the Bist day of Decaember instant, and it will be impossible to have the evidence 6P ths said George MAwards takoen — and given at that time SWORNX Bbefore me at Dawson in ) tha Yukoen Territory this 2&rd | . day of December, 1903, ) A Commissioner for taking affidavits $1i1jD and for ths Y‘ukon Territory. l’n%w l ¥ 5o f@ %; qooruinbeit in : _ w w on uﬂ? 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Tofpper n#ss;paeq ph wayou =] MMm_h Lrow yessers‘ B § 8 4 § ,@ﬁ,, CA _ yom apem} go we sug JCE a:m » *itiq2" .Y3 o. § o 4 geuh on jsebrfyres‘ Taog: £2 :3 4 &2 ‘ F2 . ht o es! f $poe sgts¢l2 A 2 L¢uh 1 fye T: Pep=TL oL AH3+% Rehapee }M ftpo sxowprusr— 5 aogs o1 ue usornte * —~"I ai SOoTftTft x Lo. tpe ~epone —mere so1;opfrom‘ i#re o#@fp sUgj e@hA: I‘ AITTIIYS pyouupMmLu o0f, pSasovu |v fpé Amgou LE@LLIfOLA* gefpougyup® (opV peuvou bTYIVfI Li 2 BRLAEEL _ goulyuwu;y praujTob gugq fjopy poopoxrs T2 LIH GOPD COWNNI2ZIOMHEE,23 CONEL OL LHE ANMIKOM LEEEILLOHBA* & & DOCUMENT _ 1903 G .C.COURT, Y .T. CONSENT TO AMEND MINING CLAIM 25¢ COURT FEE WOOLRICH AND CAUFIELD VS LAMBERT DOMINION CREEK SEPTEMBER 1, +1903 IN THE GOLD COMMISSTONER‘S COURT OF THE YUKON TERRITORY C BETWEEN ANNIE WOOLRICH and CHARPLES CAULFIELD PLAINTIRFS and W. H. LAMBERT DEFENDANT COoNsSENT IT IS HEREBY AGREED AND CONSENTED that the plar of Creek Claim Number Two hundred and seventyeseven "A" (277 A) below lower discovery on Bominion GOrseek in the Yukon FTerritory, filed in the office of the director of surveys at Dawson, under No., 549, and made by R. Rinfret, Dominion Land Surveyor, be amended by defining, designating and limiting the lower down stteam boundary of said claim by a line arawn at right angles.to the base line as shown on said plan from a point on said base line knmxxwWr%kkknrnxxk%®%x8% seventy six and six tenths feet (76.6 ft.) from the lower down stream boundary of said claiﬁ as shown on said plan as now on filse, such line so arawn to extend the full width of said clainm. AND IT IS FURTHER AGRFED that this action be settled, the defsndant to pay to the plaintiffs the costs as agreed. Dated at Dawson, Yukon Territory, this lst day of September,. k. +. £o08%. WITNESS: RQN@; Y‘L-r:b G’Q C. -C' Y' T‘ 8 8 # # # o 4 6 *# # # * # @ # @ # & # » # & # a # a ® » @ @ RICH et al V . LANBERT: FILED IX 1| of the Gisld Comim + SE & i t x t* 548. 1dus & ¥ DOCUMENT _ 1903 "*COoNSENT OF JUDGMENT G .C.COURT, Y.T. ~AGAINST DEFENDANTY" 25¢ COURT FEE DESMARIAS VS BERNARD | SEPTEMBER 2, 1903 IN THR GOLD COMMISS(ONRR‘S doURT OF THR YIUIKON TERRIToRY, Refyween:— George Desmarias, Minscr, of hunsarl Creek, in the Yukon Werritorv P1a1nt1ff — ANA — ftre~Ry »A—+—Be@Xngrd,_ Printtr, 0+ Dawson, in the Yuron Territeonry, Defenmaant. $ 0 K 88B N T , i; A«. R. L. reyrnarda, Printer, the above named Defendant Wﬂwmwdgvherehg eaneene that qjquazcment be taken nrainst me and that _ & ?vanf be isqued to Geerge Desmarias, the ehove ndmed Plaintiff deﬁ1e?inﬂ n1im fe be the owner of Greek leﬂer Vlning 07aim ge saribed as Ne. 126 above Beliveaun on Punsan Opeek, in the Punsan Mining Division of the ¥HWkon Territory, from any right or slaim on my part. &AXND I hereby consent that costs be taxed against me and I undertake to pay the same as soon as the said costs shall be teaaﬁ,%%A% 494% CZ&%%¢'4¢&%%JZO ﬁﬂdct&w/éﬁvé éi;n~> DATED at deeon Y * * tnxe 2nd daay of September, 1903; SIGNED, sealed and delivered in the nresenase of:— ) ) se7 - . ) | P)asfi amreapan~~ .A C AZ ,,\(—\.Ww \fv-\,"u\ n o s o o oA h .o 6 nd GENERAL RECEIPT 1902 STEWART, Y .T. GOLD COMMISSIONER‘S OFFICE APRIL 4, 1902 PROTEST FEE . McLAUGHLIN vs CHARBONNEAU $ 3 .75 COURT COSTS ........... GENERAL RECEIPT. j @of& @ommissioner’s Office, 9%7Cé? ézgéxAA{,Lf of §7Dflﬁ_ @WWJB@ from % Q %Apﬁ/Q }/I/V\LL / 7d OW/D o,uwww Q%%me o/&%wf/ﬁ > c @4 tAE 74 COURT PAYMENTS PAID IN CASH. ABOVE RECEIPT GIVEN. LAW STAMPS NOT AVAILABLE IN YUKON TERRITORY THIS DATE. DOCUMENT _ 1902 "FORFEITURE OF MINING G . C .,Y .T. CLAIM TO THE CROWN" 25¢ COURT FEE NELSON AND DAY X 1 V S GOSSELIN AND FISH _ _JULY 19, 1902 1y Tpy"Ro n romptEert orrawe rour?t of o rThy v"Tom Trrnrto#hy,""yame"~ BETWEENM Plaintiffs, \~Defsnidants. $ mA 4 % 4 4 t o R K# oRA *A % *# t 7 j F44u~;‘1 jﬁaba11&3:§§, .:pPlIhj, of Bawson in the Yukon Territofy3 Assistant (Gold Commissioner, make oath and say: 1; That I om the Assistant Gold CGommissioner of the Yukeon merr3+erv and one of the ahove naned ds rfandant : 7 % That the clalm.descrlbed in the plaintiffs! statemnert of ¢iaim and in thoe affidavits filed in suppﬂ;t af motior for meandamus lapsed and beceme forfeited to the Crown on the lgﬁh day of October ; 1 20993 &cenrding.ﬁn the records in ﬁ}e offige of tre Golﬁ Gonmleelnner. U > # Accvro ng to +*Pe said records the said clp in weas re— newed mup to the 19th nf July,1902, Pug no &pplj02uzon for & { § renewal of the said clo was mede on or prior to the 19th of Octotber, 1902 . 4« That accordng to tho asid recoras in the office of t%e fold Cormisgioner the said claim lies within the limits of the Hydarsaulie Location leaeed te,ene Doyle and others under Hyadrsulic Ieeae NCs 79( ' and known as the Boyle Hydravulic Location, er@ under en egreemep+ wrich is of record in f% office of ths Gold Cnmmlss;nner‘and made be+ween tin o 1eﬁﬂees 31y ﬁkewsgiﬁ~hydr%ﬂﬂie—leee%ieﬂ'aﬁ@;%%ehﬁﬁﬁeety;/ﬁheQue““’ represented by the Minister of the Interior of Canada, and _dateda the 9th of Jarnary,1900, the saidMinister of the nftoesrior agrseod with the said lessoss trat if any of the placer mining claims or any mining clains whatever within the tract of land t leasged to the said legsees eheuld at any time become forfeited to the Crown becaume of nonecompliance by the entrants XXAXH > L s 4 es DOCUMENT 1903 |RESPONDENT‘S REASONS AGAINST A]?]?EAL G.C.COURT, Y .T. 25¢ COURT FEE 2 AND LAW RELIED UPON | Betweon: —— Amnne iA nA nArininin iA 2 _ spondent claims title, staked the groumd surveyed as the respon— \ pellant claims through said Rriddell, said Riddell LUSK VS CHANCE _ APRIL 28, 1903 L i n e d snn 1X THE GOLD COMMTISSONZI S coUutnT or tun YUCoN THany Tor. ISAAC LUSK, o usl y Maatiff, t «3M( — ‘ 3 f R ? WITLLTAM J3. CHIAMCHK, es : Poferiant. : ¥ ANSPONDNNT‘3 REASONS AGAINST APPEAL AND LAK RHLIHD UPON. . 1. —The evidence taken on the trial of this action seofore the Leammed Gold conmissioner, establi shed the fast that the on ginal locutor of the claim nheld by the pesbondent through whor the re— dentts clainm. $ $ ols ‘ ea . . 2. | The ressoondent is entitled to the'ﬁx"eun&as staked by '_ & yremont HM. Hiton through whom he claims ti tle to t}ie ssid clainm 1:rresjg;§eetive Oof any mi etake, if any there be, 'in the descripti on of the claim recorded by Premont i. Hiliton. 3. At the time John Riddell relocated the claim mkalleged t£o be owned by the aprpsllant herein, and the title to whi ch the ge. . & knew that the . claim had been granted to and was olaimed by anocther free miner, e.nd was being werkedand aperated by ‘him, and the said appellant nad notise of i;?ﬁe\fse ‘faets 3t the tims -ef‘yurehaein\gg the sai d clmmf, from Riddell. 4. > The apnpellant cannot rierive tit1ls threugh or claim angy benefit under the—sgrant of the Hanilton cla{m, as the grant of that claim has lapsed. 8. The re\si}oﬁé{ent says that the grant issued to Fremont M. Hilton in cﬂensmueme of his stakinc and sapplication for ieeerd, . and w’u on grmﬂt has sines been partiallly assigned to t}.'zm\e respond» | ent, intended to convrey to the s%4 Hilton and hss assigns the sround mctually staked by the said ilton. — And that by resason of such grant the ,}mid };{il"ten or his assimns were entitled to cause A eﬁrvey ef such elaim.tﬁ he ﬁﬂde agd publ1i shed. (See Placer Mining Regul etie:rzs in fofse in the Yukon Territeory, } 8. The resp@endent camnot suscseed in this action to set aside the survsey of the claim partially owned by the respondent or the nublicati on therseof, without £kss«kxusm jJoining as parties to this action all the assipns of the original ‘st akers of sﬁeid clairn, ana all other bersons int ereeted in said claim. And the appGl—» lank hag not done so in this action, o & Ine respondent denies that there is ary srant irx axils.— tonse through which the appeliant claims ﬁitle to the mining ele.im' of the respondent, and further that if there is such a grant in exi e\t cncse, such grant was obtai ned—‘by one R ddell nfraudul sntly, the said niddsell knowing at the time he applied for such gramt that tha ground s0 &lkﬂd fox _ey him was not vacant bomint or land s enﬁ n2t epen to antrg by a free miner, and the said sprel— land .‘I‘mfl‘netiee of such facts at the time of his'fgpurehase or al— Lleged mirchase truu the sai d Riddell. ‘ 8. ~ The respondont says that he and his prodecessors i‘ﬁ ‘til-« tle have been in ﬁnesesei on of the claim in questf on in this ac— tion since the Bnd. day) of lUMay, 1901, and have regrese;nted the said claim and roessived renewal certi fi.eates therefor. s + y ts x l poal Aua| < 1 iX THB uOLD cemwswzmms court oP ns fUKON KERITC Rotweeon;—~~— J nas Sﬁith, Albe:f’t Hugi*wg, J. Magnuson, Albert Melinus, Leonard larlestbn, JPacob Chester, J.P. Kazenisky, f }:"ems Lexmih&n, B&vﬁ.d Sparm, Julia J. Backe and F‘laim’&i ffs, £4 ohse . _ (C 0 _ J * "a John N. ‘f?.edwm@ ; Pyank Rédmond and —~ f B. R.,Mlll ott.. i ; 9 . — s Déferdants. 4 f“b‘ . Q $ o . mad t a % ® a 3 "3\ 3 s;mmmm t or. nersncs. M 1, and svery allepetizg;’x eontﬂi ; 8 4 ‘and 6 eﬁ‘ the nlgng,i_ffs’ protest ,?herein; 8, _ Defendants say that their application is for the unen= M j saiiad t.ﬁ er _ under such appliscation eamw mﬁ wil L net, efs.ea.t. nox Vreguéiee * siee I‘»"_ﬂ } % k k d :”s x l ‘A{"" en on / : poult 3. sB ". us 2 f rnpmenns on ormeiintipngrommnring the rightsof the nlaintiff‘a. 3. The ﬂefe‘ndam'e daony that the cranting of any water right to themn under their apglieatifm would in any way prejudice or «rre0% the Hpnts or ToE innnint BOS l H ALmomtammmans RRAa Ts DEF u?\am‘u?{"“‘* '“T&“EJFOEE PRAY ; —— hnat the @1&1%1 2f8‘ 13mtest nersin be d tmimed. L. f VA , on fkaen serritory , imtm,&wgl;ﬁt. qay cof _ April, A.D.WO'S, by ¢ i | (GW ILLI}:{ & CRSEP, golicitors for Defendants. whose address for service is the offlce of Messrs. Gm llimn & Cn sp, Cictoria B1g., Dawson, °. T. x DOCUMENT 1902 lREGISTERED DOCUMENT—PLACER "DECISIONY" VAILLENCOURT VS CHRISTOPHERSON GOLD COMMISSIONER"S OFFICE JULY 8 1902 STEWART RIVER , Y . T . $5.50 FEE PAID IN CASH [STAMPS NOT AVAILABLE STEWART RIVER THIS DATE ] DOCUMENT 1901 DAWSON CITY, Y .T. CERTIFICATE OF ASSIGNMENT ADOLPH BRUNNING YUKON DISTRICT PLACER MINING CLAIM # 22981 DATE: MAY 16, 1901 FORM J. e C l“! gpek i amabe ﬁ% $3 ‘ f Sokd ’; (5#} ¥ 2 _ L ael %7‘-;, # t 0 C jush \eg lars na o s. se d pin reent of a Qlacer Mining Claim,. 4B DEPA TMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Agency, f * 18 OA1IS i1s m C2BrtifH tha /7 W/ ﬁm filed an Assignment in due form 3 (ATLAZE C +225 _ : dated M %//%//174/ , and accompanied by a registration fee of t(wjo dollars, of the of MWM/&—%/ 4| grant to of the r%t to mine in . A ”@M/( aﬁw ;{/’)/ ﬂ//g’fy@ /Zc&@/yﬁm /(ﬂM [for one year from the ()/M }(h’d/(// /gr C¥ . J This cert f/c;%ﬁiles M 7/4 W to all the rights and privileges li of the said... in respect of t(e claim assigned, that is to say, to the :..AV;. exclusive mé/ of entry upon the said claim for the miner—like working thereof and the construction of a residence Ithel eon, and the exclusive right to all the proceeds realized therefrom (upon which, however, the royalty prescribed by the MS sha paid), for the remaining portion of the year for which the salc/l ;l@m was granted to the "Ap n ' [d , thapy is to say, until the // LA AFL P The said M W W _.._.shall be entitled to the use of so much of the Al ( claim, and not already lawfully apprepriated, ﬁas shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and to drain ymm free of charge. i This grant does not convey to the said W i\ any right of ownership in the soil covered by the said ela,im ; and th sald grant:zl la and be forfeited unless E-3,~U) the claimfs continuously and in good faith worked by the sel gie ttxl . _.. associ The rights hereby granteb those laid down in the Yuhbon\YH4fcer Mining Regulations, and no more, and [DAWSON MINING COURT LAW STAMPS BECAME AVAILABLE o/a JUNE 1, 1902 ] poCcUMENT 190 3| OFFICE OF GOLD MINING APPLICATION COMMISSIONER RENEWAL SULPHUR CREEK RENEWAL MAY 8 1903 ORIGINAL CLAIM 7—10—02 omcs — meemmynecm sns w "~<@ FORM L iﬁing o for Pluce SH DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Agency, § #:3) Faal 4 ﬁn @ﬂnsiﬁkt’aﬁﬂn of the payment of Fifteen Dollars, being the fee prescribed by & C g (/'Z/BZ/ZC/@C(//’ > application Ig/) O 4. /% dated yamans , for a Mining Claim in_ C <C—27 2: #4 : The Minister of the Interior My grants to the said j OJ% Oi/f" , for &{e/term of one year fwﬂm—tb'rdﬂte'm?the exelus% of entry upon the e%n W » ) ¥C. oofa 41 . ~G . /4x§ys¢£«v/ f /: A o yA ® m /5/ | «/4-/’5/2774%5_ a asvey‘ for the miner—like working thereof and the construction of a residence thereon, and the exclusive right to all the § ut proceeds realized therefymy %ﬁowever, the royalty prescribed by the Regulations shall be paid . ,‘ The said oﬁ ; C ~..} shall be entitled to the use of so much of the E> water naturally figwing through or past / @/ Laa xA —_ claim, and not already lawfully appropriated, n W claim free of charge. Ehis EBrant does not convey to the said ﬁmﬁ, £1.. z* _ /18 any right of ownership in the soil covered by the saidﬁmim ; and th d : ol pse and be {orfeited unless / it| the elaixweand in good faith worked by the said 2 e n _ | or es associates. / / The rights hereby granted are those laid down in the aforesaid Mining Regulations, and no more, and are t as shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and j? \ \’ } f subject to all the provisions of the said Regulations, whether the same are expressed herein or not. Mining. Recorder. v v itc o ﬂs . ols en ~ > COURT FEE $15.00 PAID IN CASH CANADIAN GOLD RUSH CENTENNIAL wWHY? WHEN? WHAT? WHO? WHERE? VMSVYIV §, Dawson Kw»@ | SKAGWAY To DAWSON] fo] MILES ‘\7 ’ 2. 109 ; Pelly Crossinq_v,:’/m PELLy R | )“- & wx RAPIDPS \Jf a sALMON\ C \TTLE "aa x beuts wWHY ? Yukon Gold Discovery 1895 WHEN ? 1895 — 1898 WHAT ? Placer Nuggets in KLONDIKE DISTRICT wWHO ? C armack WHERE ? Rabbit Creek, later known as DISCOVERY CREEK HISTORY TERRITORY CANA DA ;. LAKE LABERGE TAKHENA R mz 3Q0—MILE STRETCH \ B1G SA"ho 1A .v,‘; P 2 x —v & ,}\?}\ \*+ \ t @\%, | Bc WHl TE HoRs gionts. LEGAL COURTS GOLD MINING AND TERRITORIAL COURTS s | Wmtrhwse )&.., MILES CANYON | ; | 60— MILE STRETCH LAKE ; MARSH | GIfe | Pss YUKON R. This map shows the "Gold Rush Trail" from Skagway to Dawson. NEED FOR REVENUE STAMPS ORDER FROM OTTAWA DEVELOPMENT AT ABNCO, NYC PRODUCTION USAGE FINALE ) moose nioe cr. (@) sEar crRr. (3) apams cr. (4) skooxkum GuLcHh _ / (5) coup sorrom cr.# VMSVYIV 5. Daweon ﬂ@ [skacway To pawso N] fe} __MILES \\? ....... »»" Pelly crossinq,\ﬂf N PELLy R ib rinx Rapios mys o4 C \'\“'T\-E SALMON AR. x im ". *4 < Y U KO N\’““\f\\—.. TERRITORY CANA DA 30—MILE sTRE TCH K LAKE ¥ LABERGE VE TAKHMENA R. yx~ wm*rsuonse\ \ RAP!I whitehorse "§&z«. mires canvon: ; 60— MILE STRETCH YVUKON R. LAK BENN&TE <_/.---------------‘ es q ‘MNDVM'«- . 7 ;'Bisj'ﬁﬁ :“cowM TORY o ~—¥—LAKE TOO: geu ChHILKOOT. PA 4+ oo on ---—-. .---. "'"" This map shows the "Gold Rush Trail" from Skagway to Dawson. Inset is the Klondike Mining District. DOCUMENT 1899 ACT‘G GOLD COMMISSIONER |[GRANT FOR PLACER MINING| |"MARIS" RENEWAL | "QUARTZ CREEK" INDIAN RIVER MINING DIVISION }mm'ﬂ@m ”’émg_ ‘.. *\ DEC 8 1899 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ASQACy ,....... T&4DQ ... ?ﬂn @unﬁiﬁerﬂtiun of the {Qf Fifteen Dollars, being the fee prescribed by [J, cluise 28 of the Mining Regulations for the Yukon District by W \ > 3 lH of W accompanying application No. ?) 0 I’{’O \O dated § % C\/QJ\NV\/\,\/\/ \\ 18 Qq , for a Mining Claim in M m Q/\/\f\/\ es [ —Mining—Divisica of the Yukon Datiiet _ The Minister of the Interior hereby grants to the said \Q\/\/\/\/\) W MW .' fo\}(/the term of one year from _ the.date—hereof the exeluslve right of entry upon the claim Mss \ um\ 8 Q\ L\NOV\M« tA¥QI L 8x L thrn, nﬂn s bb Renewal..== WV «ywwelt—\} [|| for the mmer—like working thereof and the construction of a residence thereon, and the exclusive right to all the s £ 6,’-——— ga s 1. jnmmes® ) proceeds realized ti refrom, pon which, however, the roydAlty prescribed by the Regulations shall be paid . The said shall be entitled to the use of so much of the water naturally ﬂowmo througly or— past—:——*~~"~~ D/G\/(/\ ¥ claim, and not already lawfully appropriated, as shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and to drain claim free of charge. This AGrant does not convey to the said Q/\/\/\U\f W\ O{/\/\/) any tight of ownership in the soil covered by the said claim ; and Wawn lapse and be {forfeited unless the claim is continuously and in good faith wmked by the said: a associates. ........ or., The rights hereby granted are those laid down in the aforesaid Mining Regulations, and no more, and are subject to all the provisions of the said Regulations, whe/t}gl the same are explessed hereif\or not. MWU mat $15 EXCLUSIVE RIGHT OF ENTRY FEE PAID IN CASH Minina Recorder. ﬂ()h:}lt{ PHAIL XH T ’HQ THAHAMTHA A AHC o e en e e omaeid n e 1. 0c C f ‘{,fi V‘f)‘ef\.‘qu.sa'a"rq ost od} gaied ta*xsl-fu(v//,{s.}jhtl T?A‘g}xemr(y}x afi} to anfﬂﬁgﬁtaﬂﬂ@ “& # & *4 iL j ABot m te inss h se t 20 40 m y mm n o se i Susas 12. H ‘ 8/ i{;’ i. /. { U\/ W\\/jzd ;I‘)xma(l goxu Y¥ srlt 401 aftoids ﬂged mnw{m sg‘,.rr m "'ﬂ’ C g w’f' nm)f nqur ¢ 'I”J'ﬂ:iéff‘ﬂ{“"’*.’"’ $ ]- ,Sv . & r,‘ g" f 5 : é I. sog w sarriles . eag + maigay i o eaae pra ce wl k. en ‘“: I., .,‘ ....... 3 h‘th /. Bik: ads of etusrtg ydored 1ofistal add io '1'1':;"-7*&{&;@@ eﬁT’ € fer eA o aleey ol mislo ods: gsogu yvitgs to }dgm asvievloxe od} 3 wertt 5: 4 sff0 'h@ fofuininbahelntidniniainndetatnninhentendeteiabtiainiahdainich onbiineisnbdnivhesietsiatiaisiieiatnetdiestetetets indiet, t id det e d i d ie Nt e e t on in ww on mt ce sn t d on maion a m in m in + o P arit lis of trifgin svianloxo ods: bas .gosireds sonmobiest 8 lo acitontiermoo off} ium ftoe‘r;n:f? . bisq ad I1 e&eefwmdugeﬂ Cb ‘(d boditsss 1q ngm odd} {qovewofd d‘)m,n gogy (‘fj\N ﬁ ¥::: .._bise odt ot yovaos son asob inam aiﬂm asolm» boiistrol ed bius rﬁ«qr, !Is/;f }Amw biszs )/ﬂ bas : mislo bise silt xd betavos lioe od} gai qrdegeawoigm & f & l‘\ k. % A e on f' e hn se tWe j }\)J ¥1. _ JAIA J \Z/ «bise oait xd bedrow diist boog ui bas vlavouniiano0 ei i .eotricoges........ aTR L»q&i swiom on baus mm‘rsisgeﬂ grm:f/usﬁe‘m?s &ni} fif itw nh birl seodt afg g,ﬂpﬁ rg ?f‘de'r:ed aﬁ-dgi‘r" sdt «JOL 'zﬂ'/qre'fe;d {)éaapgjﬂ ; f f | $} 3 ff"’; ods, .“ﬁugdw w# .mm{ugwi bisa od} to sxoiletvorqg edt f!te s ciaagéu [GENERAL RECEIPT _ 1902 STEWART RIVER,Y .T. ISSUED BY GOLD COMMISSIONER‘S OFFICE JUNE 9, 1902 | "DECISION®" McINTOSH VS SMITH $5 .75 COURT COSTS a> 3 “ 5107 ; ‘g e DN . . Wjﬁ/ _ GENERAL ARECEIPT - ®ofo Gommisstoner‘s ©ffice, ¢ #. Maras & »FaR Md/ & / & . @’/Wimfﬁl from t*~ . /A emacs P ;2%2?%%522295 2 { _ _pro Agent. GOLD COURT STAMPS NOT AVAILABLE IN STEWART, Y.T. THIS DATE IN THE GOLD COMMI3STONER‘3 COURT G. A. Wanger, —~40n4— H. summers, OF THE YUKON TIRRTITORY, Plaint1f°?, AFFIDAYIT OF R. M. CRAWFORD. 1, Ronald M. Crawford, of Dawson in the Yukton Tepr— itory, Fres Miner, make oath and say: % . That I am acting for the plaintiff hersin wmisr 2 duly drawm and executed Bower of Attorney; 3 That the defendant nersein is nersonally knowm to mse, 3.' That T have made enguries regarding thse defendant and his »plsce of residence, and I am informed and believe that the defendant left the Yukon Terpritory over five yvyears azro and has not since the time of his legqving,returned to the said Territory . 4 . That T am unable to learn the nresent addrdss of the said defendant and the same is at the present tine unknom +s mMe . 8. That I am informed and beliovse that the defendant lefl this country for San Fpancisco, California, at the time _ _of his leaving as aforesaid, and that he is now somewhere in South America, 6 . That I have exnaustedi every possible source of in— formation known to me as to the defendant and nis wheresabpouts, and I am unable to do anything more from my present information to locate him,and I believe from anmilries T havys made and my ignorance as to the defendant and his whereabouts that it will be impossinle for me to find Mim and affect personal service upon him of the saia Protest and Appointument. _E?‘ "":‘83 4 7. 0 That T have lived in Dawson since the year 1897,and arm !tllA acquainted throughout Dawson and the surromding erseks. swornm before me at Dawson, ) ' | | Afgcntd T Grem sh in the Yukon Territory, ) f f f e j { is f 77;/ 1| h . san&da, this F4 day of!. $ £> t# a > j s * ts g— A4 § % Térritory. 56 E— i t # * < i £2 : J l‘ 5 : : p ] & s ¢ & —~ : * | | 3 t j : ul 3t wiZ DOCUMENT 1901 DAWSON, Y .T. [ No . 53884 ] FREE MINER‘S CERTIFICATE M . F.THOMPSON "UPPER 4 No. 2 ON McKAY" _ DATE OF IS8UE..... zl m _ No. 33884 DOMIN CANADA s }; FREE MINER‘S CERTIFICATE. Wﬁa 9'?—:@('}—» a G——3— 4* \,//#\ a__ w2 Puace or IssuUuE ; es NDN—TRANSFERABLEE: S To: V,u_m For ONnE YEAR ONLY. ($)his iﬁ to Certify . §# e vsfuent _ / ' f 2 bees fomed ame Tees deary Se godore / /@/L /%/% _and e e%//ég//ém//% t //4; waeth _ \ %4,%4@4 of a BYeR HHUANCT, eovebes emy ﬂ,s?/ z&% # /améfma« /C@an//%onc pear /4 mt f* * 5,// in anae < §bhis Getificate wée/ aite grand to bhe bobder berreof ble previlege of Trihing and Alvaling, aubjsal bo ble provitiens of any Ae anbech iss deen foassed, ar anborele smazy Aetanplor be fpradsed fos / pocikes of garme arnd ﬂs alle lle /44{%/” of Cubleng Pemier fos actuad seeccesaizteed /4, bes z%/m/ foses, doalt, wreo‘ /m /5%6265/ 7%{%5//'7 iz/zfz/ia/mm arick Arade 1, hhoaveven, /6{1 % %4 /Z@ az%ﬂf’ﬂé’ ££0 C 0/ //{v me'%wa‘ /f%’%dd{/// %&/ d%z/ %%%@Méﬂ% d%ﬂ/// M(}/ é'/’/ %a/ /o{t / 447/ 4# w/fic/ 444C / 4&@@ / C474 /ew/a//aéa o4z 4(«1/{/5(}/ § PIFGCL / / 24620 !6’4 / f/éﬁ%// a/ / G /zf% i’/ﬂféd«aﬂ/iw &4 ﬁrﬂé"&ﬁ»'&f&‘féﬂ’/’?&» . Je 3 ~f P * : 3 you Cgaw%/?dyﬁef/ 2 . L. § eef g\ / %mn/ 4%%56/ zf% %Z/ @mmwdw%% ' / %mwf CZ‘%M/% o+ 44‘ ave @%M ot digme/ 0/ ifee @ /Mmam( / O?%//éua/& § [VALID FOR ONE YEAR] & saass PA astenLpes pocUMENT _ 1902] ' [CERTIFICATE OF WORK] DEPT OF INTERIOR YUKON TERRITORY FEBRUARY 15, 1902—MARCH 5, 1902 C ANAD A aa oR nz s S C op o f NOQ, s2&«2/s _/ p— ®; M ’.‘.‘:?.,. &’ ye .».:‘,l;:%'f»s, & — 1 _ . 1 «x { .9 C{ertlﬁcate of WOrh.. PLACER MINING CLAIM. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that an Affidavit setting out a detailed made by t _ Eo ........................................................ s . aste has this day been filed in my Office and in pursuance with the Placer Mining Certificate of work in respect of the above Regulations I do now gugf thi Claim to: —~ . i J _ _ JIEMWIELCL.! [ L. ............................................................................................... MINING RECORDER. |DOMINION CREEK FEES PAID IN CASH DOCUMENT 1902 DEPT. OF INTERIOR . YUKON TERRITORY CERTIFICATE OF WORK OCTOBER 15, 1901 — MAY 8, 1902 ;l a [d P 2 *# j j j v \'V on i. «s AH B TB : j NQ. ... B J sB «3 $s age ..Certificate of WWork... PLACER MINING CLAIM. THIS IS TO CERTIFY that an Affidavit settingyG@g4 detailed, LATC BEBL statemepd of the Work do:eint;g' known .. ______________ __ hab. ‘ + ,\,/ MINING RECORDER SsSULPHUR CREEK Prior to the availability of the Yukon Revenue Stamps (JUNE 1902), all Court Fees were paid in cash or Gold Dust. =, No uS e DOCUMENT 1903 REASONS AGAINST APPEAL G.C.COURT. Y.T. 0 ‘BRIEN VS 25¢ COURT FEE X1 MIDDLECOFF, HAMILTON, Etal M? /D? / 1903 (#37 of 1903) [X THE GOD COAMISSIONER‘S3 COURT OF THF YUKON THRRITORY. BETWEEN WILLIAM J. O‘BRI EN, Plaintiff, (Appellant) =£F Cl« K. MIDDLRCOPFP, H. C. HAMILTM, WYILLIAM O‘KREFHE ang M. B. O’QELM, Befendants, | ( Respondents) . % oo ok & o¥ oW ob & k 4 o# o# o o# o# on ow w0 K k on k ow ow o# o% ow o% ow o# k o# o# o# o% o# o# o% Ts & 2tA AT . &A 24 % *3 > 5+Ay REASON3 AGAT NS APPEAL . I o o. ie me *E 4 .p .: y y m e > here f.' e 1 1 yp nev as .:; ~. 4e apn « The defendants MiddlecofT? and EFanilton maint tain that the judgment of the learned gold qommissioner dismiss in oo the action of the plaintiff was right and was supported by the evidence . 2. Thoe learned Gold Commissioner was riggt in finding Middlecoff and jmﬁ17t0n to be purchasers of the Lower Half of $#3 Lovett QGulich, and thse learned Gold mommissioner was also right in finding that tho survey of the sald claim the Lower Half of #38 complised in all respscts with the rssdzrﬂwﬂrts-of Section 46 of the Mining Regulations, and that such survey was causeﬁ to be made by ths said defendants in the bsliéf that the claim the Lower H&Lf of No. 3 Lovett Gulch adjoined creek clalm the Lower Half of #2 Lovett QGuleh as survaeyed by Jephson,"7.1.5. 3. The lsarned Gold Gomnissioner w as right in f inding that thoe location of Middlscoff of thne Upper Half $3 Lovett Gulch was made to protect hims 1 snd@ Hamilton, and the saild Migdlec off could not be said to have acted in any way freudulently Ln the premisss. ' On consideration of the abandonment by Middlscoff misiaction appes%s to the umgrejsﬁiced E&ﬁﬁwtﬂe natural course for a cautious man to have adopted in the premises. M iddlecoff and Hamilton owned both of the parcels known for the purpose of identification as the Upper Half of #38 and the Lower Half of #3 Lovett Gulch, which names have ﬁe sismnificance with reference to d istance in leﬁgth. phey are also the owners of creok clainm No. 85 Below niscovery on BONANZA CREEE, which immedi ately adjoins the lower line of the lower ml,f of #3 Lovett Gulchas as now auway@é&‘-m&a placing the matter in the position that they DOCUMENT _ 1903 CONTEST STATEMENT OF CLAIM G.C.COURT, Y.T. 0 ‘BRIEN VS 25¢ _ COURT FEE X1 MIDDLECOFF,HAMILTON, Etal M?/D? / 1903 ( Ko. 37 ofr 1903 . IN IHE GOLD COMWIssIONER‘s cOURFP O# PMR YVKON PERRITORY. BETYEEN ' WILLIAM IJ. O‘BAIEX, Piaint iff, — 32 G« rp kT im nA t En\ os [3 i1 s stt D P o9 * P ABI 5. MiDl} LRQ UV EB y . We AMLL 1 Gi-;st, 10 ds Autht e PA¥ # Q‘EREFE sand M. B. O‘DELL, befaardiants. # 0 ¢ e y ce e e # # on e 6 6 6 90# o# 90 s on o« % o# o6 % # i v o# % es e 6 e i6 + s STATRMRMIT OP DRFPRNCS 0P DPEFPERRDANX TS MIDDLECOFF AND EAMILT ONT I. The defandant Mlddlecoff is — resident on Lovet®k ulch in the Yukon Territory, am the defondant Hamilton is rsasident on Ame Moean Gulch in said Territory. @. Phese dsfendants sdmit that they are in possession of the ground known as the Lower half of Number Three Beslow Biscovery on Lovett Gulch, a plan of survey of which was made by J. B. CSofte,"?.L.8., and that they caused such survey to be made by said COot# on or sbout the 5th day of July, A.D0.1908. Thess defendants deny all othaor allogations containsda in said Statsement of Clain. 3. phese deferniants in reply to the whole of the plaintiff‘ s Statement of Clainm say that they havins complied with the provisions of Sedtion — 46 of the placer mining regulations of I13th March, ?901, the survey of said note of the said slaim known as the Lowaer Half of No. 3 Bslow Discovery on Lovett Gulch absolutely defines the boundariles of thelr said clain. 4. phesse deofendiants furthor allego in reply to the plaintiff‘s statemont of claim that thse plaintiff is estopped _from attacking the defendants‘ title to ssid ground because of such compliayee: in respoot of said clain wi‘%}h_ kthe p;evisisns 6 of said Section 46 of the Placor Mining Regulstions prior to the alleged location of the plaintiff. ° 5. puhosse defondants further sallege in reply to plaintiff‘s ststement of claim that the plaintiff? has no status to bring this action unlsess by permission of the Atto mey— C ANAD A YUKON TERRITORY — CHILKOOT _ PASS 1898 4 KLONDIKE GOLD RUSH POST _ CARD | PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN LETTER TO DAWSON FROM CIRCLE — 1902 A response to a letter handed to Mr. L. Femeyer as he left Dawson. F /KM% /@ :::ﬂ)%u}. u.Z‘r'\Qﬁq_%. As. Clos. ME Seaalet , Davoor, [Jy. J Aan )ebag Werer 1. . mir on aat _ _ e ecPONMLS ; Thrst acas hantelel L zne puurkt as P rvias »Aefreny or Lo urcf of" the Afezsuin ~/bachk Pabenet ; Abog eAio. Anely eAMturtrauny sof. Gou ave l set by savcl dobls ; Ahat »hua elasins e Aaave oo rrioury, Mb J soff, sPF tdve aeBlatiossmer, API msirt Poaf Aher /égz@ﬂ/w o P tane Anice ies «m «pyreilh Aa earh as 22000 as feraslle and mol Rt Aeer~ yare spau The ‘eluf } acf P far A Bs mt mc det Aug _ BV _ Au avaed, mt uh. , 4 oT Tanana, cAMlanfm,. AMar Aals m), o of. eMuchael EP A 2s ppeca murct? «ferancr in es P ari h e »Ab—co9u8 . Th c esssre s fir, /Paru>) PAva mm e _ compelly ol Ploast gve orin on Arcommally cmmisa o .am» caffenct Abal mazy nearmalels Aar in Alo Aat sch. | % mear is & faro B puriron a Phs ALITREY ces %W/LW} aexf Maf /beare Loh mallan sl. And elbtige {Lours Abuly , _ {Larile Aealy, iNbioh /MM'IMO/Z//A/, 259 M% 7;@4/ M%&/ WM&M 25‘.3% DOCUMENT 1902 DAWSON, Y GRANT FOR PLACER MINING HUNKER CREEK LUTHER E. CAMPBELL » X s FORM I. rant for aﬁlmn Stlintng. DEPAR'E\/IFN C OF THE, INTUERIGOR, ASenCcy,.. CT% 189. ﬁn @urﬂgiﬁerﬂﬁiﬂu of the payment of Fifteen Dollars, bemgf the fee" preseubed by ﬂﬂ of accompanying A&/ appheatlon No. ,—77— 9,7-; ._.dated | s s # oal 2— for a Mining Claim in 4\% W Mé ALF SE T he Minister of the Interior hereby grants to the said M & &WM %telm of one ear from the date hereof ihe exclusive right of entry upon the claim /3::" e 2s 4% 244. .f/ es 77 ‘ iA | clause 28 of the Mining Regulations for the Yukon District by —AC 7(/&’ //fﬂy/fdz « [[| for the miner—like workmg thereof and the construction of a residence thereon, and the exclusive right to all the JU, proceeds realized therefrom, upon which, however, the royalty prescribed by the Regulations shall be paid . The said wAeGzz &(W .shall be entitled to the use of so much of the 23 water naturally flowing through or past Heace‘" .__.__claim, and not already lgwfully appropriated, t as shall be necessary for the due working thereof, and to drain claim free of charge. Thix Erant does not convey to the said @ Z W 1 :}' any right of ownership in the soil covered by the said claim ; and thg said _ grant sh all la?se and be forfeited unless 1| the claim is continuously and in good faith worked by the said sfe I{| or %/ ________ associates. The rights hereby granted are those laid down in the aforesaid Mining Regulations, and no more, and are subject to all the provisions of the said Regulations, whether the same are expressed herein or not. RCZ Caceetzeo y Mining Recorder. | BANK DRAFT 1899' THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE DAWSON CITY DAWSON CITY BRANCH _ [41 mm DOUBLE RING HALS $¥t@mps" AND 36 mm x 27 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID" aAcCEPTED & BLUE A PR L_1899A?’ PAID PURP LE APR 4 1899 ,/ f 3 {.b. 3 3 t \ #\ P AQ PYrmiletn W% of {(| —3* %@91d}33V§? DAWSONcuTzBRANcH ue NYO f iE ‘Lrem $ § §# | i!' * y @ t { t l . $# ~ < & f — $ is s $y . 208 0ep * #~, Pndvi § y ks & f A t d xhoiks Bs 7 . £ 4 y g» \ # X)“ | > wap) ~C hok § + 5 ;;‘ F ds > #f h P S —oul s > ,7 y ® hate ; J saicars o & 2 \— s C 2y 25— + e °a 4 ; P ; ‘ x dve n P _ . r15 . s ; * "@ .: .. < /C 4 w — (nepmeoial ie o. ; xA L 3B P AL y uied j # 16 & ha e e « h: $ > amiliento® [ nS T its h ;‘1‘!?;“;.3' +E @ A ® x (oevin ie oi $T | * ae" * f U s m A‘ﬂ @ 4 Pe & m ns C ho P m d BANK DRAFT 1899 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE DAWSON, YUKON DIST. DAWSON _ BRANCH [41 mm DOUBLE RING HAND STAMPS] AND 36 mm x 27 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID" VIOLET ACCEPTED OCT 12 4899 PURP LE P AID oOCF 12 1899 e %VSON pes f JMWJ 9@“@/”%% 4 8" EPecRecs se B A NK DRAFT'1899] DAWSON YUKON DIST . THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE | DOWN TOWN OFFICE [OVAL HAND PUNCH — "PAID"] [BANK DRAFT 1901] DAWSON, YUKON |THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA DARK PURPLE ACCEPTED NOTE : JUN 2 1910 HAND WRITTEN LIGHT PURPLE PA ID CHECK DATED JUN 2 1910 JUNE 1 1901 [ 27 mm X 51 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID"] BANK _ DRAFT _ 1904] DAWSON, Y.T. [CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE| [41 mm DOUBLE RING HAND STAMPS] PURPLE ACCEPTED JUL 2 1904 BLACK PA ID JUL 2 1904 ["‘on a/c "SAWING WOOD ON HUNKER CREEK")][$350 pd in GOLD DUST @ $16 per 0z ] ; — | & | “ —I./‘armsgar, «I. ¢_I . — ( § & J > N y y s Il_::’ ks 1 . "<e oc f “‘“';" n & * y"y \\.' P y ies e # oiywab /Q< ’/éé A 7A * { /\ ¥—— _ €. Z > P w ress § .:?5'ﬁ'~ {’/’) w» 7s=__"C—C _4 {T—LXC—X lt [BANK DRAFT 1907 |waAGE CHECK| DAWSON, Y.T. [ THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA | | YyUKON CONSOLIDATED GOLD FIELDS CO.| [27 mm X 53 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "paid‘ ] SEP 4 1907 ‘ ; e a $ 1 0 C t C : f Mage Check. s. Nun.. 4. 0:) 4. <| tkon Cpyaaolthateh Gali Hielis Cn. _ b e _ a : & | * Yukon Epyaolinaten Gali Aieliz Cn. :-': ‘M’»;Qv-j‘?m" j . ¥:%% B2 ‘ .. [2] brd — tut C ‘Thang pur ; . Bt P a=l ¢ iﬁ»,éQ 1 \\%\. % +# 4 /: Ex S §. x /£ — Gasahter 7A th — [" > | t J ; e ; j« i’ AAMR—Mulesa this check tz{'mw . ' r poymeut within 6 munths from Date of tasitantce thereof, game hecomes null arnrh unaih anh the companyg will nat he liahle therean. j BANK DRAFT 1905 DAWSON (Y.T.) THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER PA I D RED HAND STAMP SEP 26 1905 AND [56 mm x 29 mm HAND PUNCH CANCEL — "PAID"] {lo 140557 Q/j e//c}[//?//}ﬂ / ,% ;&(%/ zo93 ~ N 4 x iL Zf >—f *3 > i 6 <A se — ~*~ _ a—— 'INCORPORATED BYRO%ALtHA@ﬁQR "”"“'“; . t —ye% £sgg¢a—~ Feves s s ) "r 5 6. 40 — 3,, $ 7£ *./ 3 0/2/ E> -: o es 2 a=s ‘ s — ———— _ _— &4 e Res x s BANK DRAFT 191 (UNUSED ) DAWSON, YUKON THE BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER EST 1836 NO 28952) @W//%/ e mmart y ...................... ///%/7/ %7 /Z///W%%%/w INCORPORATED BY ~ROYAL CHARTER j// we> se aye— /07/%/7/7/ f ' ' /&Z@/@/ | YUKON TERRITORY R.R. TRANSPORTATION | BRITISH YUKON NAVIGATION CO.,LTD. P ASS MR. C.E.RITCHIE PRESIDENT CENTRAL ONTARIO RAILWAY BETWEEN ALL PORTS UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 1913 CONDITIONS GOOD OVER LINES OF B.Y.N. CO.,LTD. [GOOD FOR TRANSPORTATION ONLY] NOT TRANSFERABLE YUKON TERRITORY R.R. TRANSPORTATION WHITE PASS & YUKON RAILWAY RAIL _ DIVISION FROM ~ |ROUND TRIP PASSAGE FROM BENNETT FIRST CLASS SKAGWAY To To SKAGWA Y BENNETT TICKETS _ UNDATED (SMALL HEART PUNCH CANCEL] [ PROBABLY AVAILABLE AFTER JUL 6,1899 — R.R. COMPLETITION DATE OF SECOND SECTION . J
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