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T. S. Lippy, with packtrain, Yukon Territory.
{{en| The packtrain was loaded with the results of the 1898-99 cleanup from his 16 Eldorado claim, amounting to about one ton. Klondike Gold Rush. *Subjects (LCTGM): Pack animals--Yukon; Horses--Yukon; Yukon--Gold discoveries *Subjects (LCSH): Lippy, T. S.
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- 1899
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