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November 10, 1911 Page two Support pledged to line (from Page one) Lagoon trap damaged
161. November 10, 1911 Page two
Support pledged to line (from Page one)
Lagoon trap damaged
November 4, 1911 Page four Pulling out traps Classes defeat sophomores
162. November 4, 1911 Page four
Pulling out traps
Classes defeat sophomores
July 21, 1905 Page four Mate F.J. Campbell was acquitted Collector Ide adding needed improvement Last
163. July 21, 1905 Page four
Mate F.J. Campbell was acquitted
Collector Ide adding needed improvement
Last shimpent of steel pipe arrives
Edward Blowers badly crushed
W.S. Etter dead at home in Quilcene
Killed wildcat in a tree in his yard
July 21, 1905 Page one What the coal strike has cost Nearly two hundred dead in New York Transport
164. July 21, 1905 Page one
What the coal strike has cost
Nearly two hundred dead in New York
Transport Sherman brings soldiers from Philippines
Predicts abandonment of Fraser fisheries
July 16, 1905 Page one Plenipotentiary Witte instructed E.A. Sims does heavy business
165. July 16, 1905 Page one
Plenipotentiary Witte instructed
E.A. Sims does heavy business
August 3, 1905 Page two Watch you tax titles Life Insurance [Editorial] Will build Tarboo cut-off
166. August 3, 1905 Page two
Watch you tax titles
Life Insurance [Editorial]
Will build Tarboo cut-off
July 29, 1905 Page one Indemnities all the rage Officers of First National will be choses Big
167. July 29, 1905 Page one
Indemnities all the rage
Officers of First National will be choses
Big salmon run keeps canneries on the jump
August 8, 1905 Page four Reminiscences of early days Will make trial trip to Port Townsend Would
168. August 8, 1905 Page four
Reminiscences of early days
Will make trial trip to Port Townsend
Would be drawing card here
September 24, 1904 Page four Will engage in mining in Southern Oregon Everything seems to be in
169. September 24, 1904 Page four
Will engage in mining in Southern Oregon
Everything seems to be in good shape
Salmon run at Lagoon Point is fairly good
Fish trap pirates dynamite a fish trap
Sawmill porptery in court on tax foreclosure
October 4, 1904 Page four Rosalie made her last trip on Victoria route Captain Tozier shows his
170. October 4, 1904 Page four
Rosalie made her last trip on Victoria route
Captain Tozier shows his friendship for this city
Sims salmon traps are doing a good business
Rev J. A. Sutton purchases the Barz residence
Names of delegates to the Republican convention
Some soldiers too handy with their little guns
Iron Mountain mines are showing up well
Pacific Fisherman Vol 8, No 06
171. Pacific Fisherman Vol 8, No 06
Puget Sound area men fishing from wooden platform, Washington, ca.1890-1895.
172. Puget Sound area men fishing from wooden platform, Washington, ca.1890-1895.
Salmon fishermen hauling the net in, n.d.
173. Salmon fishermen hauling the net in, n.d.
Basket fishing traps, probably in Auburn, ca. 1923
174. Basket fishing traps, probably in Auburn, ca. 1923
King County trout hatchery showing dam & trap, ca. 1910s
175. King County trout hatchery showing dam & trap, ca. 1910s
Improper and proper methods of arranging heart walls of fish traps in Alaska
176. Improper and proper methods of arranging heart walls of fish traps in Alaska
Sketch of Alaska Fish Trap
177. Sketch of Alaska Fish Trap
Brailing a trap
178. Brailing a trap
Floating trap
179. Floating trap
Abandoned trap over 3,000 feet long
180. Abandoned trap over 3,000 feet long
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