Canadian Alpine Journal/Volume 1/Number 1/Receipts and Expenditures, Yoho Camp
A word with regard to these trails of the Yoho valley: They are the outcome of the artistic, engineering skill and keen appreciation of the value of magnificent alpine scenery as a boon to mankind, possessed by the late E. J. Duchesnay. Assistant General Superintendent of the Pacific Division of the Canadian Pacific railway. In the location of the pony trail around the Yoho valley and below Mts. Wapta and Field, every possible vantage point has been grasped with a skill that could only have been realized by a true lover of Nature.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
for Yoho Camp
Receipts.
| Grant, Government of Alberta | $250 00 | |
| Private subscription | 170 00 | |
| Paid in for board and accommodation | 458 25 | |
| Paid in for distribution among employees | 61 00 | |
| Auction sale of ice-axes | 75 75 | |
| Surplus supplies sold | 263 87 | |
| ———— | $1,278 87 |
Expenditures.
| Provisions | $613 12 | |
| Stationery, printing, postage, telegrams | 38 93 | |
| Expressage and freight | 49 60 | |
| Wages | 93 00 | |
| Camp outfit | 123 95 | |
| Distributed among employees | 59 50 | |
| Bonuses to outfitters | 239 00 | |
| Purchase of ice-axes | 30 00 | |
| Railway fares of employees | 5 30 | |
| ———— | $1,252 40 | |
| Balance paid in to general fund | $26 47 |
Arthur O. Wheeler,
Chairman of Camp Committee.
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