Twelve Mile Power House Nearing Completion, 1906 Routes to the Klondike; People; Government is in the background

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Napoleon Dupreau

Hicks are mentioned as being in this photo in G

Pumps are set up on Front Street pumping water out of area behind the dike back into the river

Photograph of men at work in a yard cutting up wood at Fort McPherson

Twelve Mile Power House Nearing Completion, 1906 Routes to the Klondike; People; Government is in the backgroundPhotograph of Twelve Mile Power House near completion in the summer of 1906. Lumber from the sawmill located down the Twelve Mile was used in the construction of the power house. Water for the power plant was tapped from the Little Twelve Mile River, and carried five and one half miles by ditch and flume to a point above the power plant at an effective head 650 feet and the initial installation was about 1,650 horsepower. See 1984. 234. 179 and 180