Ernest Schink's Store on the trail to the Chishana Stampede, 1919. People; Routes to the Klondike He left the Yukon in

He left the Yukon in 1904 to recuperate in Blyth after loosing his toes on one foot

Inscription verso: Taken May 1st

Caption: Edwin C

sluice runs in the pit and cabins in the background

Winter 1898-1899

Ernest Schink's Store on the trail to the Chishana Stampede, 1919. People; Routes to the Klondike He left the Yukon inBlack and white view of a wall tent with a sign reading: Convention of Bonanza Merchants June 26 191[9]. Caption: Ernest Schink left on the Chishana stampede at a store he set up on the trail 1919 1920. It turned out there was gold on the Chishana but it was concentrated in a pocket on the discovery claim and a very few other pockets.