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17.
1929
Waterfront
Whiffs
Salmon
Fishing
Season
Nears
Conclusion;
Halibut
Landings
Holding
Up
Well;
Other
Waterfront
Doings
has
been
doing
well
on
pinks.
rear
of
the
premises
formerly
oc-A
gratifying
fact
during
the
cupjed
by
the
Rupert
Marine
1929
season
is
that
large
quanti-
Works
.
The
shed
which
was
forties
of
all
species
of
salmon
are
merly
formed
a
portion
of
the
they
have
been
expressed
by
the
females.
They
float
at
varying
depths,
usually
below
eighty-five
fathoms.
Those
collected
by
the
commission's
staff
were
taken
eighty-five
to
750
fathoms
in
depth.
The
eggs
when
ripe
are
translucent,
free
of
visible
globules
or
floating
particles.
The
outside
capsule
Is
marked
with
delicate
short
Intersecting
lines.
1
With
the
closing
yesterday
at
6
p.m.
for
a
week
of
They
arc
round
ami-4.se
m
fishing
with
5
3-4-inch
mesh
nets,
many
of
the
salmon
can-
motets
in
sire.
The
time
ta
MPvioo
nn
Trio
Sh-rinnn
Pu-ov
rlicprmrimin,!
nnnfofinnc
fnv
in
incubation
is
Unknown.
centralized
in
perhaps
four
or
five
canneries
on
the
Skeena
River
With
the
practical
closing
down
while
the
rest
close
down.
this
week-end
of
salmon
fishing
and
canning
operatons,
there
has
On
the
whole,
the
1929
canning
been
a
large
movement
of
fishing
season
in
District
No.
2,
of
boats
to
port
in
the
course
of
the
which
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre,
week
and,
during
the
past
few
can
be
described
as
having
been
days,
there
has
been
quite
a
con-little
better
than
fair,
although
gestion
at
the
Cow
Bay
floats,
it
shows
a
substantial
-improve-
Many
native
boats
have
been
comment
over
1928.
The
run
of
the
ing
in
and
quite
a
number
will
choice
sockeye
has
been
up
to
ex-
emain
in
port
until
after
the
fair.
pectations
and
quite
satisfactory,
when
they
will
proceed
to
their
while
the
pink
run,
as
anticipated,
various
homes
to
commence
the
illi-
iken
The
the
season
and
the
fleet
of
active
f
ishqrmen
will
now
be
Sn,CXS.Tt
reduced
from
1100
to
some
300
or
400
boats.
For
a
week
of
Aiasia
at
depths
from
250
to
fishing
with
nets
of
less
than
6
1-2-inch
mesh
will
be
pro-
850
fathoms.
They
were
in
the
,hibited,
with
the
smaller
mesh
again
permissable
after
yolk
sac
sta,
all
muter
2.1
mii-.that
time,
although
there
is
expected
to
be
no
resumption
"meter
in
length.
They
have
long
to
any
extent
of
fishing
for
fall
varieties
after
the
inter-
!K"le:,ikeTJ"
The
vlfLnoTrnXw
mission.
The
season
is
now
end.
!bodieV
eye,8;
Proportionately
ed
except
for
churns
and
cohoes
"
"VnH
Ut
shipped
froai
Seattle
to
the
Uni-ffi6"
head,
are
large
and
the
h.
Snout
and
packing
operations
will
be
ted
Kingdom.
pugged.
The
pectoral
fins
are
small
and
lavvaeal,
the
dorsal
and
pectoral
fins
not
yet
shown.
In
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
the
eggs
and
larvae
drift
to
the
westward.
The
commission
has
collected
a
large
number
of
the
very
early
larvae
stages
that
are
much
smaller
than
those
previously
collected
anywhere.
But
so
far
the
older
stages'
of
the
very
young,
fully
formed
fish
have
been
taken
'
only
in
Europe.
I
After
the
yolk
sac
Is
absorbed
they
swim
upright
like
most
fish.
was
light
Throughout
the
season
winter's
hibernation.
Several
!noth
Mm
of
the
head
and
body
trollers
have
been
quite
success-
seineboata
have
also
come
in
as
are
alik(!i
IIow
long
t,,ey
8wlm
ful
in
taking
cohoes
and
arc
still
well
as
a
considerable
number
ofi
ji.i.
a
,.,v,0
0a
.,,
continuing
operations,
while
sein-
trollers.
ing
and
gill
netting
is
now
to
a
"hanges
occur
before
they
acquire
the
habit
of
lying
on
one
side,
large
exiem
snui
uown.
ine
pnih
Under
the
sunerv
s
on
of
"Buck"
h
url.t.wl
run
is
pretty
well
oyer.
It
has
Lodge,
who
wag
recentiy
appoint-!
both
eyes
on
the
upper
side,
is
in-J
been
practically
a
failure
on
the
ed
foreman
for
the
the.
company,
known.
It
is
one
of
the
most
fas-'
Naas
River,
while
it
was
fair
on
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
is
redecking
cinating
problems
on
which
the
-the
Skeena
The
central
division
the
west
end
of
it's
dock
to
thejeommission
is
engaged.
It
is
one
of
the
most
engaging
problems
In
marine
biology.
In
recent
years
there
hat
been
no
branch
of
hery
science
as
geiung
up
ui
rivers
anu
crey.
buildings
of
the
Prince
Rupert
!rich
in
results
as'that
of
the
study
111
me
uiainci
10
bjiuwh.
uik.i
Doat
house
will
be
moved
down
water
has
considerably
aided
the
from
tne
government
wharf
and
movement
of
the
fish.
placed
on
the
Pacific
Salvage
The
chum
run
will
commence
Jock.
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
toward
the
end
of'
August
with
Margallt-e
Fishing
Again
two
canneries
operating
in
Mas-
The
wet
nown
i!
halibut
sett
Inlet
the
Langara
Fishing
&
boat
MargVlke,
which
sank
about
1'acKing
uo.-
a,;
wew
aiasseit
ana
a
month
ajf4
on
the
wJgt
coast
of
the
Massett
Canners
at
Old
Mas-
the
queen
Charlotte
Islands,
be-
sett.
inese
win
De
ine
oniy
oper-
ing
8UceeMfUlly
raised
by
the
Panting
canneries
in
Massett
Inlet
cJflc
Salvage"
Co.
and
repaired
at
this
season.
The
Langara
can-
th
local
Hr'vWv.
loft
for
rh
ST.
CHARLES
MILK
is
"Made
in
British
Columbia'
It
Is
pure,
rich
milk
produced
by
the
herds
of
our
own
fertile
Fraser
Volley,
with
part
of
the
water
removed.
It
is
packed
in
sanitary,
sealed
cans
for
your
convenience.
WtH
lit
for
Tti
Book
otP.cipt
VtifBmU
Gxjlmdid
VANCOUVER
"Support
British
Columbia
Indmlriet
Lighthouse
tender
Ncwington,
Capt.
Harry
Ormiston,
left
yesterday
for
a
two
weeks
voyage
down
the
coast
to
service
the
various
lights
in
its
territory
between
here
and
Egg
Island
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
I
The
halibut
is
the
largest
of
the
edible
flat
fish,
one
of
the
most
tic
and
North
Pacific.
It
is
sel
idom
found
south
of
the
fortieth
of
age
and
rate
of
growth.
Not
only
does
it
show"
the
rate
of
growth
at
which
species
develop
and
the
time
taken
In
the
imma
ture
stages,
but
it
throws
lighi
upon
their
movements
thus
in
the
salmon,
the
length
of
time
silent
in
the
sea,
and
the
river
in
which
it
is
hatched.
The
-anie
method
has
been
used
in
herrini?,
a
classic
instance
being
the
discovery
that
in
a
certain
locality
on
the
Norwegian
coast
the
growth
nefy
commenced
packing
cohoes
tlMng
groutlUi
,ast
week-end
un-iin
a
particular
year
was
very
irom
mc
nuncio
hub
der
,ier
command
command
of
of
Cant.
Cant.
Andrew
Andrew
I
11
ti.
u..ln
i,f
i
C
Garden
is
now
due
back
in
port
.
New
Patrol
Iloat
again.
Capt.
Jack
Christiansen,
Delivery
wasi
recently
made
by
owner
and
skipper
"of
the
Marg-the
Hoffar
Beeching
shipyard
in
alice,
who
sustained
painful
burns
Vancouver
6f
;
a
45-foot
power
on
both
arms
from
an
explosion
cruiser
for
fishery
patrol
service
on
board
the
vessel
while
she
was
in
this
district.
The
vessel
has
a
being
repaired,
is
now
nearly
re-beam
of
eleven
feet
and
a
speed
covered
from
the
effects
and
ex-of
ten
and
a
half
knots
with
a
pecte
to
resume
command
on
the
very
large
cruising
range.
She
Is
next
trip.
named
Cloyah
II.
'
1
f
George
Eckerman,
who
has
been
Captain
Joe
Enos.
fish
skipper
identified
with
the
Nelson
Trading
of
Provincetown,
Mass.,
is
ex-
Uj.
on
the
local
waterfront
for
hibiting
a
blood-stained
eight-inch
the
past
couple
of
years,
left
on
wooden
fork
which
he
says
came
Tuesday
evening
aboard
the
from
the
stomach
of
a
large
cod-
schooner
Dorothy
for
Seattle.
It
fish
caught
off
Highland
Light.
1
uncertain
whether
or
not
Mr.
The
fork
has
been
added
to
Cap-
Eckerman
will
return
to
Prince
tain
Enos
collection
of
odd
finds.
Rupert.
He
was
very
popular
which
now
includes
the
skeleton
with
many
friends
along
the
front
head
of
a
cow,
which
was
found
and
his
presence
will
be
missed.
Inside
a
shark,
and
a
half-pint'
bottle
found
In
the
stomach
of
a
Shel.
Darton,
accountant
for
the
horse
mackerel.
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
and
Mrs.
Darton
had
a
narrow
Motorship
Zapora
is
due
in
port
escape
from
what
might
have
been
this
week-end
from
Alaska
to
serious
injury
last
Tuesday
eve-load
at
the
Big
Bay
Lumber
ning
when
his
car,
in
an
attempt
Co.
'a
sawmill
a
cargo
of
airplane
to
avert
a
collision
with
a
big
spruce,
which
will
be
trans-
transfer
truck,
wept
off
the
street
I
!
and
turned
over
on
its
side
in
n
i"
"
!
gully
on
Sixth
Avenue
East.
For
tunately,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Darton
were
unhurt,
although
the
car
sustained
considerable
damage
in
its
contact
with
the
stumps.
small.
4
lie
r
there
were
marked
by
this
small
growth
so
that
their
migrations
were
followed,
year
after
year.
!
The
halibut
has
an
inner
ear
but
no
external
ear.
In
the
ear
a
stone
is
developed,
which
grows
in
size
from
year
to
year
by
deposits
from
the
outside.
The
winter
growth
is
more
transparent
than
the
summer
growth,
making
a
fstone
which
is
marked
like
the
rings
of
a
tree
The
bones
arc
called
otoliths,
or
ear-bones.
They
are
used
to
determine
age.
The
scales
of
the
halibut
also
show
growth
rirfgs,
but
they
are
so
con-'
structed
as
to
make
it
mo-
tedious
to
determine,
than
the
study
of
ear-bones
Halibut
Landings
The
1029
season
is
still
maintaining
its
healthy
lead
over
1928
in
the
matter
of
volume
of
halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
total
up
to
and
including
yesterday
having
been
17,771.
550
pounds,
as
compared
with
17,-125,700
pounds
at
a
similar
date
last
year.
Canadian
landings
nw
aggregate
5,439,850
pounds,
as
against
last
year's
5,5i:'.,!00
pounds
at
a
similar
date,
whib1
total
American
fares
are
up
'0
12,331,700
pounds,
as
compared
with
11,611,900
pounds.
During
the
week
from
Saturday
to
yesterday
inclusive
landing
amounted
to
C8G.9Q0
pounds,
which
258,900
pounds
was
Canadian
fish
and
428,000
pounJ
American.
Prices
during
the
week
were
around
an
average
level.
The
highest
bid
for
American
fish
was
15.7c
and
8c,
which
the
Frisco
was
paid
for
9000
important
of
food
fishes.
It
is
In-
pounds,
while
the
top
bid
for
Ca
dlgenous
to
both
the
North
Atlan-
nadian
fish
was
lbc
and
'Jc.
re
ceived
by
the
Capo
Spear
for
10,500
pounds.
Low
bids
of
tho
parallel.
It
is
not
found
south
of
week
were
18.2c
and
8c
for
Lana-
the
equator.
It
exists
in
the
great-!
dian
fish
and
12.3c
and
8c
for
e'st
abundance
off
the
British
Co-j
American.
lumbia
"coast.
Early
explorers
to;
'
the
northwest
coast
of
the
Pacific
The
date
for
the
closing
of
noted
Its
abundance.
Captain
tenders
for
the
construction
of
the
Cook
recorded
in
June,
1778
:
new
fishermen's
floats
here
has
"Our
people
caught
300
halibut
been
extended
to
September
11.
this
morning'
Ho
was
at
that
Soon
after
that
time,
it
is
expect-
tlme
in
the
vicinity
of
Kodlak
Is-
ed,
the
contract
for
construction
land,
Gulf
of
Alaska.
,
will
be
awarded
by
he
federal
de-
'
The
halibut
spends
its
entire
partment
of
public
works.
life
in
salt
water.
They
spawn
in
deep
water
fifty
to
250
fathoms
in
depth,
in
the
fall
and
winter.
Daily
News
"Wnnt
Ads"
bring
Their
eggs
are
fertilized
after
quick
results.
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