Dr Henry Clay Bowers and His Miners, c1898. People; Mining; Businesses Collins was part-owner of the

Collins was part-owner of the "Old Inn" at Guggieville

Horse drawn wagons as well as men on horsegback appear travelling down the dirt road with a number of men and women seated in the bleachers

View of several men gathered around a rocker box

A man is identified with an x as Beaudoin

Dr Henry Clay Bowers and His Miners, c1898. People; Mining; Businesses Collins was part-owner of thePhotograph of Dr. Henry Clay Bowers and a group of miners and children possibly on Bowers mine on Gold Run, possibly on No. 13. There are 22 individuals and six dogs in the protrait taken sometime between 1898 and 1900 when Bowers was in the Klondike. Inscription verso: ? ight with so much on his head and f is my Partner (B commonly known[by] the boys as (Grand The children are n[new]arrivals on the creek and belong to a Swe[Swedish] family that are