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Fish family house on the Queen City Poultry Ranch, Highlands, ca. 1915
41. Fish family house on the Queen City Poultry Ranch, Highlands, ca. 1915
Halibut fishing, hoisting a net of fish, ca. 1920
42. Halibut fishing, hoisting a net of fish, ca. 1920
Philadelphia Fish Market, Seattle, October 29, 1927
43. Philadelphia Fish Market, Seattle, October 29, 1927
Men working inside San Juan Fish Co., Seattle, 1905
44. Men working inside San Juan Fish Co., Seattle, 1905
Fish family at Lake House, Kirkland, 1888
45. Fish family at Lake House, Kirkland, 1888
One method of stripping stealhead trout. Since this fish normally does not die after spawning, the ripe
46. One method of stripping stealhead trout. Since this fish normally does not die after spawning, the ripe fish are not killed as are the salmon, and they are so large, and so powerful in their strubgles, that the strait-jacked here shown is sometimes resorted to
Fish Car Adirondack--Messengers' Quarters at End
47. Fish Car Adirondack--Messengers' Quarters at End
Fish Car Adirondack--Interior Showing Refrigeration
48. Fish Car Adirondack--Interior Showing Refrigeration
Fish Car Adirondack
49. Fish Car Adirondack
Save Fish From Spoiling, issued by Canada Food Board. Fish will keep longer cooked than raw, so that
50. Save Fish From Spoiling, issued by Canada Food Board. Fish will keep longer cooked than raw, so that surplus fresh fish should be cooked by steaming, boiling or baking. It can be reheated when needed. Or again, fish can be baked in a granite pan with the
Mechanical Filler. This machine takes the dressed fish and automatically fills the cans. Note the gloves
51. Mechanical Filler. This machine takes the dressed fish and automatically fills the cans. Note the gloves worn by operators. This ... View illustrating process of canning salmon taken in the magnificent plant of the Apex Fish Co., Anacortes, Wash.
International Fisheries Company. Cured Fish Packing Room
52. International Fisheries Company. Cured Fish Packing Room
Butter Fish (Poronotus triacanthus)
53. Butter Fish (Poronotus triacanthus)
Fall Fish (Semotilus bullaris)
54. Fall Fish (Semotilus bullaris)
Interior view of fish transportation car, showing rows of covered tanks where fish are carried and Pullman
55. Interior view of fish transportation car, showing rows of covered tanks where fish are carried and Pullman sleeping berths for attendants
Fish transportation car. Six cars of this kind are in constant use by the Bureau. Live fish are carried
56. Fish transportation car. Six cars of this kind are in constant use by the Bureau. Live fish are carried safely for long distances, and eggs may be incubated while on trans traveling 60 miles an hour
Seth Green. Member of First New York Fish Commission, Inventor of Shad-hatching Box, etc., etc.
57. Seth Green. Member of First New York Fish Commission, Inventor of Shad-hatching Box, etc., etc.
New York Fish Commission in Caledonia, May 5, 1886. Standing: E. G. Blackford, R. B. Roosevelt. Sitting:
58. New York Fish Commission in Caledonia, May 5, 1886. Standing: E. G. Blackford, R. B. Roosevelt. Sitting: Seth Green, W. H. Bowman, R. U. Sherman
Fulton Market Stand of Eugene Blackfoot, one of the Early Fish Commissioners
59. Fulton Market Stand of Eugene Blackfoot, one of the Early Fish Commissioners
Spade Fish; Triple Tail (Chaetodipterus faber (Broussonet))
60. Spade Fish; Triple Tail (Chaetodipterus faber (Broussonet))
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