The Oregon mist., April 10, 1908, Image 10

SALMON DECREASING
The annual report of Fish Warden
Vanlhisen for th year llHii contain
ome interesting data in regard to the
packs o( salmon on the Columbia Kiver
f r a iihiii!ht of years and shows eon
clusivelv tint if Hie fisheries are to be
preserved, steps must ttninediiitely it
taken to nop nil fishing in the spawn
ing grounds. Kveiy voter should read
this report, it says in part as follows:
The million product of the Columbia
Kiver canned, mid packed under the cold
storagw processes, and handled by deal
er and othen on the Oregon side of the
river this year (1907) was as follow:
Chinooki, 15,7tS,ll6 pounds; Stcelhcads,
1,112,009 ponnds; Silversides, 1,IHS.510
pounds; BUiebseks, 1W.102 pounds; and
Tules, 57,158 pounds. As compared
with the product of 1W0. this is a fa.Iimt
off of near 17 per cent with the Chinook
of over 39 per cent with the Silveswides,
of l.' per cent with the Steelhead and of
over 08 per cent with the Bluehacks. I
have no tlitntYs from the state of Wash
ington showing the product tliat was
handled on that side of the river this
year, but I infer from close olwervation
made that the same condition exi.'ts on
both sides of the river and that the en
tire river showed a general shortage
with all varieties of salmon of about the
same proportion.
This year the combined pack of Clii
nooks, Silversides, Steelhea.ls and Ulue
backs on the Oregon side of the Colum
bia Kiver was, 18,151.743 pounds, where
as, during 1900 it was ,908.700 potn ds.
Comparing the Chinook product of
the Colum -ia Kiver this year with tin
Chinook product of 1902 or 11H3, assum
itijf the theory to b-correct that the tl-h
raised from the spaw n of 1902 or 1903
would reach maturity and return to the
stream of their nativity during 1907, we
find that while it is only a tritV short f
the 'M- product it has fallen 20 per cent
or more llow the 13 pack. Whether
this theory be co reel or not, it is very-
phi n to be sen that such a condition i f
affairs is alarming in the face of the ex
tensive bat. lo ry work that has been
caaried on since 1901, and the uiattt r
should be looked to and th w rong cor
reeled by our people In-fore it is too late
and this valuable food product is lost lo
us and four or five thousand of our be-l
and most loyal citizens loae their prin
cipal occupation. In 1900 there was a
shortage of 8 per cent over the year
previous, but the product of 1900 showed
a gain of more than 20 per cent over
e ther of the years Uttl or 1902, an !
every year since 1901 ttiere has l-een a
.fair gain over comparative years, under
the four or Dve year theory, until thi
year which, notwithstanding that the
weather and water condi ions for the
Columbia were more favutablo Lha-i
what they have been ior y ars, the pro-
duct fell short, as almve noted. On our
coast streams, our people were confritr
el with .his very same condition of af
fairs prior to 1901, the product was de
creasing gradually yea-by year on all
of those stretins on account of excessive
Billing which was Carried on from the
lower harbors to the extreme upper
waters where the streams were very
narrow, and comparatively few salmon
ever reached their spawning grounds,
and those that did reach their upaw
iDggrounds were soon thereafter ei ed
and marketed by unscrupulous iers ns,
thereby destroying mil'iotis of spawn
that should have been deposited (or a
future supply. The aitua'ion was alarm
ing, large investment had been made in
canning establishments by the packers
and in fishing apparatus by the fisher
men ; a sacriiice had to b-? made some
pla e for something had to 1 d ine to
save the product, and, aa I have hereto
fore reported, the legislature of 1901
proved to be equal to the occasion and
wifely pa.med lawsconflniiigroimnerelal
fishing to 'he lower waters. Dead lines
were established on all of the atr-atns,
some of which were several miles Mo
the head of tide, and no (i-hing above
tho-e lines have been ca-ried on since,
excepting with book and line, with the
result that every season since, thousands
of satmon of all varieties have lie n en
abled on the tidesand during the fru ,et
times to get by th lower river fl-her
and hive ascended the streams to their
spawning grounds where they are pro
tected and left alone; tospian natnrally,
or are t iken at the ha'Ci.eries estahli-h-
el to assist nature in that respect. Thi
restrictive mei-ur" was somewhat hari
at flrston the upper river setilert wh-
had been ac -usto ned U doing th.-ir fish
ing right at th ir own door yard, as ii
were, but siiic, thev liav- l-nrne I t
fact tliat it wa. considered a very uu
fuv.iialile. aason for all ol the Coast
Streams, on account ol the long spell of
dry weather throughout the entire fU
bidyiin Uu.,, veev noticeable again, ss
will be seen by a comparative table here
in submitted.
The Columbia Kiver should have ten
included ill this measure at the tune it
was enacted and the law made a genera.
one a lai the slut., ol Oregon was con
cerned, but the influence brought to ta'ai
by the upper liver Interests was too
strong and th Columbia was excepted
therefrom. In the lace of this, we have
ever since 1901 been endeavoring to hold
the product for the Columbia, by assist
ing nature with a system of artilloial
propagation work that has been carried
oil persistently and it did look for a time
as tkotigh we would be able to hold the
product for the river, for in 1901, 0.,
and '03 plenty salmon for hatchery pur
poses were found in Snake Kiver at I'll
tario, and In the Wallowa and lirand
Ko de Kivers ill K.istcrit Oregon; hatch
eries of large caacitiea were established,
and during the 1002 season -M47 feiual
Chinook sa'inou we e taken in Snake
Kiver at Ontario, from which twenty on
million eggs were secured ; the same
season on the litand Kond Kiver 7iJ
female Chiuook salmon were taken,
from which over three million eggs were
ured, and 1173 female Silver!'!.'
salmon were taken, from which 3.0-1. 000
eggs were secured Again miring me
!9tVJ season at Ontario ,7.'7 f male Chi
no.k salmon were taken, from which
twenty-five tuilli II egnS were secured:
on .he Wallowa, 9.V.1 female Chot.sm
salmon were taken (run which 3.707,000
egg were secured, and 1,312 fetnsie
Silversides were uke , from which It,
901 ,0H) Cj-tfs were secured.
leWi'fsCar!s!itd Witch Haiet a've.
It i especially go d fr i Sold ly
A.J. lVmillgaiid NMppoae I'rug Co.
Hearse
iiiihlthed l.-r
or rail, with or
at reasonable rates
James Lowe,
oil points on river
without horses,
Addrc Mrs
Rainier -:- Ore
ollce For 1'iibllrutlon
I ... I i.in.-e l ivnlsntl. Union. 'March, J .
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, v.-i .., ..,i.. -t l.IHn,li,ii .i.irth rsnss .
.,,.1 II.Al .At. I L-r.w( Mill br ill.! t-rfv'f
Ihe l. l.t. r sn.l Klsrsl I'.imsml. Orrr-e.
tin Uv I '.Hi. law.
Ill, nslties Ills toil. 'SOUS Willie. it 'ii
1. f.intoi'limt lett.lrltce tlin. siel cnllUsllelt
I. (hi lict t it , .
Mrlilisn I SOU'S, -it YsiiUoii. "r.-smi Ki-rt
K,..l- nl iiklini. Orettin: J is. eh 1'iiw nl
ol tukieii. Oregon l."tl'l Psjiwnl. t.1 Vsnll
lott. ottfc-on.
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COUNTY TRIASURIR 8 NOIIQI
Cot"srv Tm!U'' tifficn,
St. IUI.KNS, Ott .Mar, 20, 10OH
Notice Is hereby given that alljiinpatd
ftuuitv Warrants of Columbia County
Oiegou, which have tweu ptrsented and
endorsed "Not I'aid for Want t Funds,"
wilt be ld lui preseiitatlou at this
ofllce Interest will not !w allowed alter
"""' .nWINUOMS,
rrrasuter ol Columbia County, Olegon
NOTICE TO OWNERS Of TIMIERIANO
IN COIUMRIA COUNTY ORICON
M. ti, Ncase, lb cruising ctm tractor,
and the couutv court of Colouihla Coun
ty, ilregon, having selected and agreed
upon John 1". Cheldellu and W. K. Uk
arbitrator to le-etulse sny tlcts III
dispute; , ,,
Notice is hereby given tnat any and all
iK-rsotit not winded wiiti i he amount id
timts-r as irfortrd by the County cruiser.
can have their lnl re cruised by the ar-
tu'iatttri by bllng their applH'allon Willi
the cuuttlv clerk on r tviore April, StitU,
l'.srt, and depositing with lb rlrik the
cost of the, re rriiim. tt t paid by the
applicant In rate the report of the aftl'
ttator is within ?t per cent of (he amount
trpor led hy the ctKinty crulrr, otbetwta
the uionev'lo t refunded
Hated this Klh day of March, H
lly Outer ol the County Court
Attest ; W. A. Harris, clerk.
In Mi rireU Twin "
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KAINIKIi
SpecUl Road Work, lloullon
nd St. Helen Rod.
Sr. Klcstton No. 1-tVnittiertrieg at
slake ',' opposite) Sunt Kettet's tinttso
ami running to atak 'H a tlislarwa nf
altjtit twsntv rtsl.. to I clearest at all
J ttimij, l.riish and l-iys ii, full width
llheruaa io i (rwlel llitrty l-rt
iid til rotitrr of ruad. lilode lo Us
lilihrs s-iflltlont
tirade lo be 'd
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The city council met Mon.'.av etenin;;
and revoke-.! tie license of W. C Let
Mr. Lee w warned that unless he con
ducted hi tc:ce-i proprrly his hcent
would te rtri lnl. The revoking id his
license, to take effect one werk from to
lay, came as a hi: ar rise to Mr. Ir
The council ws tlivi.!el 3 to 1. frr.
Kverman and Iln;hk:rlt voted t. re
voke, Iteil. Stennick and feitx voted to
retain. Mayor Hughes cal the det iJin);
vote.
Mcxt Monday the curfew ort!:ooce
will laae effect. One long whistle from
the Str. Iralda will t the signal for all
children under Ifi to mvve lor Li.-ute,
puck.
All (.lines such at dice, cards an d other
Karnes of chance in stores aod saloons '-"' ' !
si-ic jiut un'icr idc law it, ., t ,v.-i
i TM- S','Ir!-...;.. .t I'-v't.
The water commisaiuoers tset laat JV a r.-.i.. ;.-i
Thur-day evening and Jormaily turar'!
the water fulds ovcrto the new trcasmtr i
Mr. Xtcars, superintendent of the wi er
work savs he will hate water r-nt.injj :a j
the new system in two weeks. I
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
NOTICK TO llIt'l'KK.S
Sealr.l bids will If retvivcd hv the
county coitn on the llth lav ol April
psw. to make till and construct an Arch
Culvert at the Zlrwtl.au pla.e ou Smlll
.Vapiioose creea or Imtcli I anotl Vlaln
Couulv road, at follow to wit Arch cul
vert lo be of concrete, nude ul clean
washed gravel ol one to scvyn, said cui
. ... t l..,u t-M. I..IO. with till, oil
each end sufficient to keep the dirt frm S
l .ill ...., . I. i. ii... ti.l 1
-ei-l, culver. I .hree lert w.ile at' tW ''' .'"'" ' 'U"'t
and three leet hih in center, wall, ,-er- i !'tdt.ufi r.d, with
srn.hcuiar r ciKhteen inches, with arch i '" "II ''"
on Ion t li 1 it In In- mi.! ilvef this i
... wi....i. -.it i- i f rt"'ii stV 'ff to staka X rtsrk e-ot
k. or eleten feet !s.ve '" ' "". nn
lo iw ptir in r iii ii nc loMMrisii iimpi
w t.l ..l lop, Willi !( cf fortt (tyw d
tide ol cnlvert and gr... irom ...p o, ,,,lt
tijiaa ii tu t lutt c i rss ttniiurut
l riisle- ris k to I put nn tvlart.it
s'alrt 'X an, -l' riht inch's ttrt and
ethl fet wi.e, nulei l the lM,ini
and One on I p ttrtwrea stake 'It' and
"t" a coatme d Bi,e crushed hall thr pji-uione
j Itii-he deep
Sieaied i.i.!s will t tss-elvetl by
' Coiinlt court for lha
' on April llih. Cast
! Couutv Court, by K X. Il.rrs
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lla.. will (, u, ,22
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in s.M o..ti m 1-si .nwir
4 rsi 'u.i, ,i "stiiJ
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wi
the ls-d of the cr.ek, or elesen feet sU.ve
lop of culvert, sai.l l:M to t-r tisteen fret
si !c on lop soil tocslcu'l at leati eti;hiv
(ret on Ihc ea-t title ol cnitert
seventy live feel on wrst side of culvert
till to Is- uniform with r. I. sin! will
contain from twelve to tif'.een hut.ilred
yards of dirt.
t otinly Court, K
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In KC i ha1 a A irate tf
tiie stomach and bowel. In the sprlns;
of lis); I hou'jht a buttle of K'-'lol and
the I) nent I receiv.-d ill ih. ,1 ,
lieorja c -ui 1 i-ot buy, Mav f,,U live
Ioit( and prs r. Yours very truly, C, '
S. Coineil, Kodinir, (ia , An. Ti, 1''.."
Sold by A. J. Iieminjf and .capp ;
DniK Co.
Scaled t
em ti.-.n of a
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! a tmti'i.- hool
7. tt arreo. Coh
rreeived for the
tiul'bn, li.
tmitiia i ouniv.
ante with the i,!n.
: .uu iiu-tiiimi sow on e i mini ion ai N
f. l-er"s, VV srrrtj. i ireou ;u wtll
' be cltsed on the JJiU day i April, !S'S,
itt ...,t,.t.. n-jn me rtj Jit to reet.l
any and all !.;!, rrtervvt By order of
the fe.anl t,( Jiire. tor of St lnsii Kuirit t
No 7.
Af..-.! VVI, IIOI.T, ClerV
I :-sat
4i.nl .-I ina
i.iir v n: tuxpMi
to .ft.,t t,. i-.iiiiifi
ill .n M.r U I tiUtt-l!
.otlre for i'abllralleit
Inn. 4 is-sj
. -ri.it-! frirf.a.
'iwen f '!
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I'KF.K I'AMl ltl.KTSTbe Houltnn St ;
Helens Commercis! Club, by its secretary, '
M. C. Cray, will ftirimh free patnphl. tt 1
aoveriisniK tne resources of Columbia
county, lo all who desire to srud them to
triends in the fast who may contemplate
moving to Oregon. Now it the time to
put these pamphlets where they wi;l !,,
the most gcxxl. They wi.l jut t a brni- ' "mV,'-;;,
ness envelope. j -,.i-r n.'.
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(hamberhiln's has the lrefrrenee. '"w,'.''
Mr. fie.) C. Ilanaran, a prominent
'l'Uiist of I'ortsnioiith, V , says- "f or
the pa-t six years I have sold a,',.) reco
mmended Chsnila-rlam's Col e, Cholera
and fliarrhw-a Ketnedy. It i. H yreat
remedy and one of the h-.t pntent (e,l- '
icines on th market. I h.ir. die some
others that pay iu a larger profi', hut
this reiin-ilv is o sure to ttff.-r.-t a cure
and my ctis tiiner s, sure to at pr.-i ite
my recommend) g j; i,, ,,ni. that I (t,
it the prefereme." r,,r ate ,y A j :
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fiewled Itid wdl W isteWI
eoiintr court on thslw Jtrsltlf
ta ni.k 1)11 and roauract tni
.eiswosn ii n iks tufi k
oi I.iuh '.auruB Utis Mtl
loitow. lo wit, a till wast k S
eat Ii side of the nui Ss I W
spun will resell ac sua Ikr ou
piel of the till.'.,; la ( sa s
crcte. Pins titirta MM
lee I hlKh. three h-ttkkklas1
iuut thb k at top, coseres jm
mad ol clean waslsn) fl
even, five sir iicr Inar lsj
.let koi( Ihle by Iwvlts T S1
l!'il taaiilstrr i-n Witts s Wr
fid on east end ol i -nti sfj
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vardtold n. whicti tsWitW
the rMl. The till M
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