Paying with Gold Dust, Fall 1899. Location; Routes to the Klondike Frank Gane is on left

Frank Gane is on left

Group portrait of a hockey team with a large B surrounded by a horseshoe on their jerseys

Black and white view of seven men seated at a table

Operated by Ed and Star Jones with assistance of Bob and Rosemary Russo and Shirley Moore

(Across from Westminster Hotel

Paying with Gold Dust, Fall 1899. Location; Routes to the Klondike Frank Gane is on leftBlack and white view of a man leaning on a store counter and pouring gold dust from a poke. Man holding cups and saucers is Mr. Vifquin who went down with the 'Sophia'. His widow remained in Dawson for the rest of her life. Inscription recto: Paying with Gold Dust.' Fall, 1899. Larss & Duclos. Inscription verso: Gold Dust was the legal tender for almost all purchases in Dawson City during the Gold Rush. It was carried in small moosehide sacks called