Deacon Reports from White Horse, Yukon Territory
By Geo. Rice
WHITE HORSE, YUKON TERRITORY.—I am a member of the Winnipeg church, and have been deacon for about two years. I came to White Horse, Yukon Territory, about two weeks ago. I am a carpenter, and am working at my trade. There is a Presbyterian, an English, and a Catholic church here; I am the only Seventh-day Adventist in this town. The population may be two thousand, but the numbers passing through as soon as navigation opens, about June 1, will be great, as this place is the terminus of the White Pass and Yukon Railroad, and the head of navigation on Yukon waters to Dawson City. This is the main road to the Klondike. There is a good railroad station here, and I can put a reading rack in the station, so I would like to have reading-matter forwarded to my address. There is a good opportunity here to circulate our publications. Reading-matter is highly prized. GEO. RICE.