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J. Howard A. Chapman, Victoria, BC

McNeille Camp, Summit Lake, Field, B.C.
The C.P. Hotel, Field, B.C.
Beacon Hill Parc. (sic) Victoria B.C.
Kootenay Indians St. Eugene Mission
Telegraph Creek
Edmonton Miner going up Laird River
S.S. Strathcona passing up Little Canyon, Stikine River
Prospecting on the Stikine
Gold Dredge at work.
The Beginning of better things.
In the good old days gone bye.
Caught in a Salmon net, River's Inlet.
In a tight Corner.
Indian Grave Yard, Port Essington.
Indian Jail, Metlatkla.
Climbing the Rockies.
Chinese Domestics.
After Goat in the Rockies
Glacier House, Glacier, B.C.
Near the Summit of the Illecillewaet Glacier, B.C.
Ascending the Illecillewaet Glacier, B.C.
Trestle Bridge, Nr Cascade, B.C.
On the shore of Vaseux Lake B.C. (J.J.Mackay & Co.)
Chinamen Washing Gold, Fraser River Canyon, B.C.
Gathering fire-wood in the far North.

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