A Game of Chance...Lady Luck was courted fervently by the stampeders... both in their search for wealth along the creeks...and in hope of quicker winnings in the gambling halls. This table at Dawson was typical of all the gold camps. The few-both at the creeks and at the tables-found their fortune. The many lost. *"Girl travels 3,600 Miles to Wed." *"Roadhouses Provide Stops"...Old Hostelry at Rampart gave typical hospitality to travelers. *"Military telegraph line constructed early in Twentieth Century"...Land of big turnips. Famous lead dog. *"Lusty Skagway was door to goldfield adventure"... Broadway of the gold rush. Tugs attend wreck. *"Valise stolen aboard ship; had gold dust" Search fruitless for missing son in Alaska towns. *"Where Hospitality Prevailed"...What has happened to the Northland 'Spirit' of yesteryear?" Early-day City Fathers display 'Alaskan spirit'. California saloon closes doors for last time here. *"Last man at Fort Gibbon is Tanana's 'Oldest'" Mouth of the Klondike. Steamer Susie. Number 30 below. Early style. Fancy gear. Fresh beef. Spunky boatman. Waterfront scene. Elaborate operation. No easy life. *"Memories of Klondike"...A pioneer. Dredge buckets. Bucket and hoist. Meat scows. Rare meat. Klondike mine. Klondike city. * Yukon makes detour to sea. Wooden rails portage way past Torrent. Prospectors hold Christmas dinner. Klondike eating place. Goat train. Grub comes finally. *"Life in the Lonely Yukon"...Transport and supply was a problem; but families grew up there. Treadwell is victorious in miner's strike. Last stop. Frozen meat. Winter race...Stampeder rode bicycle to Nome. Dawson scholars. Early kindergarten. Mining windlass. *"Stampeders had Cold Road to Travel in the Arctic"...But, once settled in the Klondike, there were many Holidays. Stampeders in winter. Holiday crowd. Hand windlass. Greeting the Steamer. Lazy man's operation. *"50 Tons of Whiskey for Thirsty Fairbanks"...Saloon Keeper forced to leave Dawson; Dominion Creek yields riches. Upper dominion. The vessel that established Fairbanks. Prospectors took long trip by boat. Rivers provided the routes of travel. Wharf at Dyea. Boat to the gold fields. White Pass dock. End of Voyage. Boiler room. Earliest type mine. Hunker mine. Take a rest. *"Pick and Shovel Placer Mining Most Common." Eagles urged to use roof for lookout. Capt.Barnette heads new bank. "Many Methods used to Extract Klondike's Gold" Winter placer operations. English miners. Doctor's office. Great tragedy. Railroad builders. Meat hunters. Canadians required adequate provisioning for Stampeders. *"Queen Elizabeth to Visit Yukon" Historic Klondike Towns will see a Reigning Monarch for First Time. Roads in Alaska totaled 11 miles at start of rush. Dalton pioneered route into Yukon Trail into Yukon. Getting fuel. Final voyage.