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	1. Plan of Fish Hall in the American Museum of Natural History, illustrating the 'corridor method' of arranging the cases. The synoptic cases are numbered 1 to 19. The illustrative group cases are represented in the middle of the corridor

Oldest Salmon Cannery.
The accompanying illustration shows the oldest salmon cannery in the world

2. Oldest Salmon Cannery.
The accompanying illustration shows the oldest salmon cannery in the world which is located on the Columbia River at Eagle Cliff, Wash., about forty miles above Astoria. This cannery was built in the spring of 1866 by William Hume, who assisted in starting the first salmon cannery built on the Sacramento River two years previous to the building of the Eagle Cliff cannery. Finding the run on the Sacramento River was failing Mr. Hume moved to the Columbia River locating at Eagle Cliff. The original building is still standing.
This cannery packed 4,000 cases during the first year it was operated and the following year 18,000 cases were packed without difficulty. This pack was increased to 28,000 cases in the next year.
The first salmon canning was done in 1864 on the Sacramento River by G. W. Hume, William Hume, who built the Eagle Cliff cannery and Andrew S. Hapgood, who originally received his cannery experience in the state of Maine where he canned lobsters.


	3. Display cases


	4. Rillie Fletcher in band uniform with instrument cases, Oregon, ca. 1937

Spongilla Flies: Climacia dictyona Needham: 1. Imago, lateral view; 2. Imago, dorsal view; 3. Larva,

5. Spongilla Flies: Climacia dictyona Needham: 1. Imago, lateral view; 2. Imago, dorsal view; 3. Larva, dorsal view; 4. Pupal cases, in situ; 5. One of the same....showing the hexagonal meshes of the outer covering.
Sisyra ambrata Needham: 6. Imago, lateral view; 7. Imago, dorsal view; 8. Two newly formed pupae, lateral and ventral views; 9. Macronychus glabratus Say (Coleoptera : Parnidae) : an associate of the sponge fly larvae, on submerged timbers; 10. Fresh-water sponges (Spongilla ? fragilis Leidy) in situ, witht he sponge fly larvae crawling about over them; 11. Two pupal cases of S. umbrata, showing the closely woven outer covering....

Simulium Society: 1. Two imagos of hydropsyche; 2. Imago of hydorpsyche; 3. Larva of hydropsyche; 4.

6. Simulium Society: 1. Two imagos of hydropsyche; 2. Imago of hydorpsyche; 3. Larva of hydropsyche; 4. Pupal case of hydropsyche; 5. Imago of roederiodes juncta; 6. Larva of Roederiodes juncta; 7. Pupa of Roederiodes juncta; 8. Pupa of Roederiodes juncta in an habitual position in the abandoned pupal case of Simulium venustum; 9. Egg mass of S. Venustum and two females ovipositing; 10. Pupae, empty pupa skins, and pupal cases of s.venustum; 11. Larva of S.venustum; 12. Male imago of Leuctra tenella, dorsal view; 13. Imago of Baetis pygmaea, lateral view; 14. Imago of Baetis pygmaea dorsal view; 15. Imago of Heptagenia pulchella; 16. Nymph of Heptagenia pulchella; 17. Pupal cases of hydropsyche sp.? in situ; 18. Pupae of Simulium venustum, in situ; 19,20. Larva of S.venustum in situ

Ossegor, Near Bayonne. A natural tidal lake fed and drained by a shallow, swift-running creek
The

7. Ossegor, Near Bayonne. A natural tidal lake fed and drained by a shallow, swift-running creek
The water is sufficiently deep to allow the cases to be rarely exposed. Oyster growth is extremely rapid; an instance of half an inch of shell growth in a month is recorded. Cases are naturally covered with filamentous sea salad, ulva, which protects the oyster against light and heat and gives attachment and shelter to the rapidly growing oyster food


	8. Chinese officials gathered around a table hearing cases and collecting taxes in a Chinese village, ca. 1898-1904


	9. Diablo Powerhouse interior with generator scroll cases in place, Skagit River, October 28,1935


	10. CPZ Trouble Cases: CFC/LF Lower Yangzi Macroregion, 2000


	11. CPZ Trouble Cases: CFC/LF Lower Yangzi Macroregion, 2000


	12. February 12, 1904 Page two Two interesting chinese cases Firemen's Ball is to come to pass tonight Big cave-in


	13. November 19, 1903 Page three Cases at St John's


	14. April 21, 1912 Page three Society Only four civil cases Cottage nearing completion


	15. November 10, 1911 Page three Screaming farce the bill Still advocating road Will test liquor law County poor contract let More Indian land to be sold Suit cases stolen


	16. March 30, 1911 Page one Scow Bay farmers organize Coal land fraud cases Pile driver raised


	17. December 23, 1910 Page four Gambling cases result in an aquittal Expense of rebuilding county bridges heavy


	18. December 21, 1910 Page three Jefferson couty's gain greater than Clallam's Launch Starling damaged by Steamer Iroquois Will filed for probate Gambling cases will probably be tried today Country correspondence


	19. June 8, 1910 Page two Everett failed to bring the mail or papers Charge of attempted robbery not sustained Steamer Iroquois is now on Seattle route Many cases of measles reported in the city


	20. February 15, 1910, Page four Investigation of the P. T. S. is postponed Glee club organized Sunday afternoon Cruiser Washington has five cases of smallpox New surgeon appainted for duty at Diamond Point Vittoz vagged by order of Chief of Police Capt. H. S. Garfield to build another launch Chinaman assaulted and robbed at Fort Flagler

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