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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
February
21,
1930
Many
Suggestions
Put
Forward
At
Skidegate
Meeting
With
End
of
Salmon
Conservation
in
View
SKIDEGATE,
Feb.
21.
On
Tuesday
evening
of
this
week
.......
a
mass
meeting
.
of
fishermen
was
held
at
Skidegate
nr.
i
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1.1
TJ..!i.i-l.
r1
Mission
unaer
tne
auspices
oi
tne
iuruierii
diiush
vui-umbia
Salmon-Fishermen's
Association.
H.
E.
Green
presided
and
Capt.
C.
Valley
acted
as
secretary.
The
meeting
was
called
to
protest
against
the
Howe
regulations
and
to
advance
proposed
substitute
regulations
for
consideration
of
both
the
provincial
and
Dominion
governments.
Many
grievances
against
the
present
fisheries
department
were
also
aired
Tne
fisher-"
men
stood
solid
In
their
demands
meet
at
Skidegate
for
examlnaUon
for
the
freedom
of
the
seas.
iand
why
the
examination
was
not
The
meeting
opened
with
the
held,
reading
by
Capt
Valley
of
letters;
Farther
Requests
,
wmcn
had
been
received
from
T.
D.
That
dual
control
of
the
fisheries
iPattullo
JALA,
and
the
Salmon
be
abolLJicd
and
that
licences
be
Mshprmen's
PrntAot'.vn
Awnl.tlnn
-
-4
iut
-.ill
n
salmon
fry
was
killed.
W.
II.
Russ
challenged
any
one
to
show
one
log
jam
that
stopped
salmon
from
ascending
the
streams.
Log
Jams,
indeed,
he
contended
were
a
pro
tection
for
the
salmon
and
their
spawn
and
fry.
It
was
charged
at
the
meeting
that
$1000
had
been
squandered
in
blowing
out
log
jam
at
Atli
Inlet
where
as
a
matter
of
fact,
there
was
no
salmon
run.
Oik-of
the
fishermen
at
the
meeting
said
that
a
fisheries
officer
had
laughed
at
him
when
be
had
protested
against
using
dynamite
ir.
the
streams.
Shore
Patrol
It
was
alas
suggested
at
the
meeting
that
merf
bo
placed
on
shore,
as
well
as
on
boats,
for
fishery
protection
work
at
the
head
of
Oumshewa
Inlet,'
Church
Creek
rod
Kcho
Harbor.
It
is
believed
that
shore
pa
trot
of
these
waters
will
be
more
effective.
Another
suggestion
was
that
large
boulders
or
cement
blocks
be
placed
at
the
mouths
of
creeks
to
prevent
night
poaching
with
seines.
I
A.
Jones
advanced
the
suggestion
thaf
all
seines
be
done
away
with
j
and
that
only
gill
nets
be
permit-,
ted.
He
contended
that
seines
de-'
stroyed
everything
and
that
gill
nets
held
only
a
certain
amount
of
fish
and
took
only
a
uniform
size
of
salmon.
If
seines
were
to
be
continued.
L.
Watson
proposed
that
all
live
rollers
be
done
away
with
as
this
method
of
hauling
In
the
seine
encouraged
poaching.
Sol
Wilson
held
that
bears
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
reatroyed
thousands
of
salmon
out
of
the
spawning
grounds.
Saw
bUl
ducks
and
eagles
were
also
offenders.
He
suggested
that
a
bounty
be
placed
on
aU
these.
Other
proposals
made
were:
That
there
be
no
weekly
closed
season
for
trailers
as
the
average
trolling
at
Hippo
Island
is
18
days
out
of
each
month
and
at
Langara
Island,
20
days.
.
That
all
trailers
be
allowed
only
six
lines
each
and
that
all
dogs
for
floating
lines
be
done
away
with.
That
trolling
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
open
on
March
1
and
close
October
31.
That
the
association
uphold
the
demand
of
the
Salmon
Fishermen's
Protective
Association
of
Vancouver
that
all
fisheries
inspectors
and
fisheries
patrol
men
be
Canadians
and
have
50
per
cent
practical
knowledge
of
the
fisheries,
36
per
cent
educational
qualifications
and
25
per
cent
scientific.
J.
Oreen
asked
what'
the
department
was
doing
in
regard
to
patrolling
Queen
Charlotte
Island
waters
against
poaching
of
Amerloan
trailers
and
if
any
patrol
was
to
be
placed
on
the
West
Coast.
Mr.
Oteen
also
enquired
why
the
Inspector
of
fisheries
telegraphed
applicants
for
the
position
of
ies
Inspector
for
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
ZAMBUK
Clears.
The
Skin
Of
ECZEMA
&
RASH
Mr.
Valley
was
congratulated
for
the
splendid
work
he
had
done
on
behalf
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
Association.
T.
B.
MAC
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regarding
the
Howe'erate
were
further
requests
of
the
VJWSS
regulations.
Letters
were
also
read
meeting.
from
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe.
proTlncial
a
further
question
was
asked
why
commissioner
of
fisheries,
regard-
a
Skidegate
merchant
was
advised
ing
the
regulations:
from
Charles
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buy
dried
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spawn
Lord,
secretary
of
th
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B.
from
the
natives,
as
this
was
g-C.
Salmon
Fl3hermens
Association,
aulst
the
fisheries
regulations,
and
Prince
Rupert,
regarding
the
ap-
yet
the
department
allowed
herring
pointment
of
a
fisheries
inspector
to
be
seined
at
Prince
Rupert
for
and
net
fishing
in
Tlell
River,
and
;
the
reduction
plant
there,
from
outside
bidders
seeking
to
:
At
a
later
meeUng
It
was
decided
buy
this
year's
catch
of
spring
sal-
that
Rev.
Peter
Kelly
of
Nanalmo
mon-
'tie
presented
wlUi
credentials
and
Among
the
suggestions
of
local
tnko
the
comouiuta
and
requests
fishermen
were
that
no
log
Jams
be
0I
Que
charlotte
Island
removed
from
creeks
and
that
rr.i
lien
direct
to
the
legislature
at
Vk-dynamite
be
used
in
creeks.
C.
ujria.
Gladstone
expressed
the
opinion:
Mr.
Valley
urged
the
advisability
that
more
salmon
had
been
de-,
,utUn
practical
men
in
charge
stroyed
by
using
dynamite
to
blow
3f
fM
fisheries.
By
doing
so
much
out
log
Jams
than
the
fishermen
nisunderslanding
and
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uy
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