Indians at Lytton B.C. Indian group at Lytton where the Thompson River joins the Fraser River. Indian Chief in Buckskin coat and fur hat also Indian woman nourishing her child in a basket cradle. These indians [sic] ride on horseback and differ very much from the Vancouver Island Indians who do not possess horses.
The Bonaparte River Valley 111 miles above Yale.
Cache Creek House.
Rev'd. Mr. Good and his indian school at Lytton. Fraser River.
Alkali Valley. 93 miles above Yale on the Cariboo Wagon Rd.
The 80 mile house on the Thompson River.
Cornwell's [Cornwall] Ranch on the Thompson River.
The great chasm, 11 miles above Clinton
A view of the mile 89 post Thompson River.
Nicomen on the Thompson river; one day's drive from Yale.
Rattlesnakes are very plentiful about this part of the country. A view on the Thompson River at the 84 mile post.
Spences Bridge, Cook's ferry, where gold was first discovered.
Toll gate. Toll keeper John Clapperton, succeeded by John Murray, formerly guard on B.X. [British Columbia Express Company] Spences Bridge. Thompson River.
Lytton, Fraser River, B.C.
Clinton. 136 miles above Yale
The great bluff at the 80 mile post, the Thompson River, B.C.
![Cornwell's [Cornwall] Ranch on the Thompson River.](/uploads/r/null/0/e/0ed8e25366b50904ac148cf7e162e4119c2eef284ecc5c83d2732e2d8a4d4b1a/a-04921_142.jpg)
