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North-west-Coast of North America and adjacent Territories Compiled from the best authorities under the
1. North-west-Coast of North America and adjacent Territories Compiled from the best authorities under the direction of Robert Greenhow to accompany his Memoir on the North-west Coast Published by order of the Senate of the United States drawn by David H. Burr
February 13, 1904 Page four Funeral of John Thorton Steamer Queen arrives Joins his ship Warehous
2. February 13, 1904 Page four
Funeral of John Thorton
Steamer Queen arrives
Joins his ship
Warehous damamged
Wires were down in every direction
November 11, 1911 Page two In the right direction (editorial) Makes big shipment Hillcraig gets
3. November 11, 1911 Page two
In the right direction (editorial)
Makes big shipment
Hillcraig gets to sea
May 10, 1911 Page three Move in right direction High school theatricals Big boom of logs Steamer
4. May 10, 1911 Page three
Move in right direction
High school theatricals
Big boom of logs
Steamer Whidby burned
Tahoma goes north today
May 10, 1911 Page one Representatives meet in Seattle Move in the right direction
5. May 10, 1911 Page one
Representatives meet in Seattle
Move in the right direction
May 11, 1904 Page four Port Townsend people abroad City council does business Peter Johnson
6. May 11, 1904 Page four
Port Townsend people abroad
City council does business
Peter Johnson starts home in the wrong direction
Why is this man supported by the county?
Kirkland street scene with direction sign, 1925
7. Kirkland street scene with direction sign, 1925
Plan of Foreshore of Head of Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Showing the Number and Direction
8. Plan of Foreshore of Head of Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Showing the Number and Direction of Dykes
Burrows of a shipworm. A wire passed into one of the burrows showing a change of direction on approaching
9. Burrows of a shipworm. A wire passed into one of the burrows showing a change of direction on approaching a neighboring burrow
Creosoted Douglas fir pile from Pier 7, San Francisco, destroyed near the mud-line by Xylotrya and Limnoria.
10. Creosoted Douglas fir pile from Pier 7, San Francisco, destroyed near the mud-line by Xylotrya and Limnoria. Notge deviating direction of Xylotrya burrow
Argonauta argo L., the position assumed by a specimen kept in captivity, the arrow showing the direction
11. Argonauta argo L., the position assumed by a specimen kept in captivity, the arrow showing the direction of movement
Octopus vulgaris Lam., Naples: A, at rest; B, in motion; f, funnel, the arrow showing the direction
12. Octopus vulgaris Lam., Naples:
A, at rest;
B, in motion; f, funnel, the arrow showing the direction of the propelling current of water
Showing the ceremonial behavior of the horned dace when a strange dace approaches the nest. The owner
13. Showing the ceremonial behavior of the horned dace when a strange dace approaches the nest. The owner of the nest is seen in the pit P. Above this is the gravel ridge, G.R., and below it is the sand trail, S.T. The direction of the current is indicated by the arrow at the right. The course of the two fish upstream to the point X and the return of the owner to his nest are indicated by the broken lines with the arrowheads. The havey lines indicate the banks of the stream
Map showing the general Direction of Winds in France
14. Map showing the general Direction of Winds in France
Down-Stream View of Rogers Fishway in Susquehanna River, at Binghamton : Constructed under the direction
15. Down-Stream View of Rogers Fishway in Susquehanna River, at Binghamton : Constructed under the direction of the Fisheries, Game and Forest Commission
Showing the ceremonial behavior of the horned dace when a strange dace approaches the nest. The owner
16. Showing the ceremonial behavior of the horned dace when a strange dace approaches the nest. The owner of the nest is seen in the pit P. Above this is the gravel ridge, G.R., and below it is the sand trail, S.T. The direction of the current is indicated by
Showing in longitudinal section the nest of a horned dace with the male and female fish on the nest.
17. Showing in longitudinal section the nest of a horned dace with the male and female fish on the nest. The stream flows in the direction indicated by the arrow at the upper left corner of the figure
Arrangement of collectors to clumps, dotted parallel to the shore, leaving straignt shoreward alleyways
18. Arrangement of collectors to clumps, dotted parallel to the shore, leaving straignt shoreward alleyways between. Clump s3 or 4 feet apart, arranged for sluggish current, the direction of the latter denoted by an arrow
Diagram of well-developed oyster farm. The black lines in figs. 8 and 9 represent newly arranged bamboo
19. Diagram of well-developed oyster farm. The black lines in figs. 8 and 9 represent newly arranged bamboo collectors, eht dotted lines the collectors of the second year. Direction of current is indicated by arrows
Typical oyster farm, Kaida Bay. The black lines in figs. 8 and 9 represent newly arranged bamboo collectors,
20. Typical oyster farm, Kaida Bay. The black lines in figs. 8 and 9 represent newly arranged bamboo collectors, eht dotted lines the collectors of the second year. Direction of current is indicated by arrows
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