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Busy
Time
at
Experimental
Station
Vera
Beatrice
In
Trouble
Weighty
Mariners,
and
Their
New
Boats
Just
now
the
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
is
one
of
the
busiest
places
in
the
city.
It
matters
not
to
the
14
members
of.
the
scientific
staff
working
at
their
respective
investigations,
whether
salmon
sells
at
a
high
price
or
low
or
if
there
is
a
?;iut
of
halibut
or
a
crop
failure
on
the
prai
ries.
They
have
their
jobs
and
are
doing
thqm
to
the
best
ot
their
ability.
Most
of
them
are
in
shirt
sleeves
or
wearing
professional
looking
white
coats.
As
they
manipulate
test
tubes
and
vials,
anu
watch
eagerly
for
the
result
of
their
experiments
they
become
od-
livious
to
lay
visitors
and
careless
of
time.
Results
are
what
they
arc
seeking.
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iinnir
storpv
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cuuipict-u
and
Dr.
Young
expects
to
move
in
before
the
end
of
the
month.
Then
the
real
work
will
commence
In
that
department.
Just
now
they
are
overhauling
the
apparatus
and
getting
;eaay
ior
operation.
Dr.
W.
H.
Martin
of
Uie
University
)f
Toronto
Is
at
the
station
investigating
the
cause
of
the
mud
which
n
occasion
has
caused
the
loss
of
nets
at
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River.
So
far
the
mud
has
not
been
reported
this
year
but
as
soon
as
it
lppears
this
man
will
be
on
the
Job.
The
'Anna
S.
arrived
In
port
re-:enUy
from
a
herring
seining
expedition.
A
few
herring
weie
found
ind
disposed
of
to
the
fishermen
as
live
bait
but
not
enough
to
be
profitable.
Another
boat
to
go
out
after
her
ring
waif,
the
Zenafdtf
Capt.
Bob
Gammon.
This
boat
Is
reported
to
have
made
one
good
haul
and
then
the
fish
disappeared
and
no
more
could
be
found.
Waterfront
habitues
are
framing
a
race
between
two
famous
speed
toats
and
a
prize
of
a
special
redue
ng
course
is
to
be
offered
for
the
vinner.
The
race
is
to
take
place
between
Prank
Stevens
on
his
newly
icquired
"On
Time"
and
M.
P.
Mc-
Cafferv
with
the
"Kly"
which
he
has
Just
nut
into
commission.
Vn-
tll
the
race
comes
off
the
owners
of
these
fine
bodta
content
themselves
with
telling
how
long
it
takes
to
cross
the
harbor
to
the
Salt
Lakes.
The
On
Time
formerly
belonged
to
Jack
Boddte
and
was
purchased
lust
now
from
Verge
Moore.
She
has
been
renamed
the
Oladys
M
A
new
Chevrolet
engine
has
been
installed
and
the
upperworks
rebuilt
at
the
Suga
yards.
The
Kly
is
the
product
of
the
Kly
yards.
"No
smoking"
la
a
prominent
sign
in
the
newly
christened
Oladys
M.
Steve
sees
danger
in
the
fragrant
weed,
especially
aboard
a
more
or
less
fragile
speed
craft
so
he
will
have
none
of
it.
He
has
a
picture
of
La
boat
alire
snppea
irom
a
recent
copy
of
the
Dally
News
posted
In
a
uromlnent
olaee
as
a
solemn
warn-
Hons
pick
out
the
best
of
the
me
diums
an
dgrab
them
off
the
lines,
leaving
the
chickens
and
the
whales
for
the
fishermen.
Another
pest
of
the
fishermen
at
times
is
the
seagull.
He
is
fond
of
herring
and
when
the
fisherman
uses
live
bait
and
is
letting
out
the
baited
long
line
he
has
a
nasty
habit
of
diving
for
the
bait
and
carrying
It
off.
The
only
way
to
stop
the
game
is
to
kill
one
of
the
birds.
Then
the
others
take
warning,
wink
the
other
eye
and
try
some
other
game
for
diversion.
It
must
be
terribly,
dull
for
the
aea
gulls
Just
flying
around,
looking
Until
It
appears
he
Is
analyzing
the
for
food,
swimming
laiily
on
the
samples
taken
last
year
and
pre-
surface
or
gathering
for
an
after
taring
data.
.noon
gossip.
No
wonder
they
some
times
take
up
the
sport
of
carrying
Captain
Jud
Thurber
had
a
fire
a
shell
fish
up
into
the
air
and
recently
aboard
the
Vera
Beatrice
dropping
them
on
to
the
rocks
to
when
about
off
Rose
Spit.
Reports
break
them
open.
Some
of
them
get
state
that
he
suffered
burns
but
quite
expert
and
smash
a
shell
the
that
not
much
damage
was
done
to,
first
time,
the
boat.
He
proceeded
to
(he
banks
near
North
Island
and
plans
to
bring
In
a
catch
Just
to
show
that
it
takes
more
than
a
little
fire
to
put
a
good
fisherman
out
of
business.
The
fire
was
caused
by
a
broken
oil
pipe.
Talking
of
sea
gulls,
is
It
true
that
they
destroy
a
lot
of
salmon
eggs
on
the
small
streams
or
do
I
they
feed
chiefly
on
the
dead
fish
they
find
there.
It
is
often
alleged
that
they
are
responsible
for
the
destruction
of
a
great
many
fish
but
nobody
seems
to
know
exactly
how
many
they
take.
The
regular
whiff
man
is
taking
holidays.
It
got
so
quiet
on
the
waterfront
that
Alex
could
stand
It
no
longex.
He
had
to
quit
until
things
Improved.
This
he
expects
will
be
in
about
two
weeks.
He
says
to
stroll
around
the
wharves
on
a
Thursday
afternoon
gives
him
the
Jimmies.
The
men
he
sees
there
are
like
the
sea
gulls,
just
moving
about
trying
to
amuse
each
other.
It
was
not
so
bad
until
Shef
Thompson
left
for
his
holidays.
Then
It
became
unbearable.
By
the
by,
did
you
near
about
Doc
Alexander
and
Charlie
Starr
and
the
new
bent.
Well
it's
something
like
this.
There
two
old
salts
were
off
for
a
cruise
to
South
America
or
the
Salt
Laket,
or
somewhere.
They
got
away
without
apparent
accident
and
had
gone
but
a
short
distance
when
the
fly
wheel
became
disentangled
from
the
rest
of
the
mess,
and
sat
sorrowfully
in
the
corner
of
the
engine
room
refusing
to
do
heavy
duty
on
a
speed
boat.
The
engine
said
he'd
be
blamed
if
he'd
work
If
the
flywheel
quit
so
the
whole
bally
works
jrtcraed
and
there
was
nothing
to
da
tut
s&k
a
tow
back
to
the
floats.
The
party
aboard
was
transferred
to
a
real
yacht
and
repairs
were
made.
That's
the
story
as
it
came
to
us.
It
may
be
right
or
it
may
be
wrung.
Four
new
patrol
vessels
were
put
into
service
in
British
Columbia
Waters
by
the
Dominion
Depart
ment
of
Fisheries
early
in
June.
All
'
lng
against
striking
matches
to
see
four
boats,
powered
with
full
diesel
how
full
the
gas
tank
Is.
,
engines
and
haviilg
a
cruising
speed
Joe
Howe
has
taken
over
the
old
Field
premises
and
has
about
ten
thousand
dollars
worth
of
Junk
and
new
material
there
which
he
is
sorting
out
and
planning
to
sell.
All
he
needs
today
Is
a
market
for
his
ituff.
if
he
does
not
get
it
soon
he
vlll
polish
up
the
stock
and
sell
It
for
new.
At
any
rate
many
people
will
be
glad
to
know
that
Joe
is
In
business
at
the
waterfront
and
will
ilve
him
the
once
over
when
they
need
anything.
The
Don
Q
from
Klemtu
has
been
In
for
extensive
repairs
at
the
Suga
yards.
Hair
seal
hunting
seems
to
have
replaced
fishing
for
some
of
the
na-'
tlves
of
the
coast,
One
boat
Is
said
to
have
taken
SSO
seals
and
cashed
In
on
the
bounty
to
the
profit
of
the
hunter
and
the
benefit
of
the
fishing
i4ndutry.
They
tell
a
story
on
the
waterfront
about
tea
Hons.
It
seems
that
!
these
animals
are
very
Intelligent,
j
Like
a
crow
they
khow
If
the
flsh-
erman
has
a
gun.
When
the
fishermen
are
hauling
In
halibut
the
sea
of
nine
knots,
proved
very
steady
and
seaworthy
in
ther
(rial
runs.
One
of
the
boats,
the
Merrysea
3,
replaces
a
former
boat
of
the
same
name
In
the
Howe
Sound
district,
making
Vancouver
its
home
port.
Black
Raven
2,
whose
predecessor
was
unfit
for
further
service,
has
gone
to
the
Alert
Bay
district,
and
Oncrka
2
is
at
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
fourth
new
boat,
Egret
Plume
2,
has
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
as
its
base.
.
Fishery
operations
in
British
Columbia
are
subject
to
licenses
imposed
by
the
provincial
government
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follows:
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and
Taxes
.
Salmon
canneries
$1,500.00
Salmon
dry-salteries
1,500.00
Pllcnard
reduction
plants
..
500.00
Herring
dry-salteries
500.00
Pilchard
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Herring
canneries
100.00
whals
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Dlants
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offal
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plants
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canneries
1-00
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buyers
I-OC
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5.0C
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drag
seine
25.0C
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purse-seine
-.
50.0C
Salmon
trap
25.00
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glllnet
and
seines
1.00
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Abalone
$
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100
Crab
1-00
Grayflsh
or
dogfish
1.00
oillneti
herring
or
pilchard
1.00
Draa
seine,
herring
or
pil
chard
5.00
Purse-seine,
herring
or
pil
chard
5.00
Purse-seine
or
drag
seine
capt
tin
1-00
Miscellaneous
fish
gillnets
1.00
Smelt
or
sardine
glllnet
1.00
Smelt
or
sardine
drag
seine
1.00
Smelt,
sardine
purse-seine
1.00
Salmon
glllnet
1-W)
Salmon
gillnet
boat-puller
1.00
Salmon
dray
seine
20.00
Salmon
purse-seine
20.00
Salmon
trap
50.00
Salmon
trolling
1.00
Sturgeon
glllnet
1-00
Lake
gillnet
or
drag
seine
..
1.00
Lake
gillnet
for
sturgeon
....
250
Chief
Tapect
brought
in
60,000
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