The Oregon mist., April 10, 1908, Image 9

SALMON DECREASING
The annual report of Fish Wardt
VanDuseu for the year 1W coutalns
some interesting data In regard to the
packi of salmon on the Columbia Bivet
far number nf years and shows con
clusively that if the fisheries are to be
preserved, steps must immediately h
taken to stop all Ashing in the spawn
ing grounds. Kvery voter should read
this report, it says in part as follows:
The salmon product of the Columbia
Kiver canned, and packed under Uie cold
storage processes, and handled by deal
ers and others on the Oregon side of (he
river tuisl year (1907) was s follows:
Chiuooks, 15,7t'S.ll6 pounds j Steclheads,
1,112,009 ponnJs; Silveraides, 1,045,810
pounds; Bluebaclse, 100,102 pounds; and
Tules, 67.15S pounds. As compared
with the product of 1000. this is a fading
off of ner 17 per eent with the Chinooks
of over 3!) per rent with the Kilvewddea,
of 28 per cent with the SteeUieads and ol
over tS per cent with the Blnebacks. I
have no figures from the state of Wash
ington showing the product that was
handled on that side of the river this
year, hut I Infer from closo olwervatious
made that the same condition exists 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 park of Chi
nooks. Stlveride, Strelheads and Blue
backs on the Oregon side of the Colum
bia Kiver was, lS.lol .743 pounds, where
as, during UKX1 it was 22,908,700 pOui ds.
Comparing the Chin.sik product of
the Columbia Kiver this vear with the
Chinook product of 1902 or 1U03, assum
ing the theory to correct that the fish
raised from the spawn of IMS! or UH)3
would reach maturity and return to the
stream of their nativity during W07, we
find that while it is only a trifl short of
the 1902 product it lias fallen 20 per ceid
or wore below the l'AU pack. Whether
this theory be co rect or not, it is very
plain to be seen that such a conditio!) i f.
aflairS U) alarming in the face of the ex
tensive hatihery work that has been
caaried on BinCe l'JOt, and the matter
should be looked to and the wrong cor
rected by our people before it :s too late
and this valuable food product is lout to
ns and four or five thousand of our lc-t
and most loyal citizens lose their prin
cipal occupation. In 100(1 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
either of the yesrs lflOl or l!Kt2, ami
every year since 1901 tnere has been a
fair gain over comparative years, under
the four or five year theory, until this
year which, notwithstanding that the
weather and water eondiions for the
Columbia were more favoiable than
what they have be-n ior y ars, the pro
duct fell short as above noted. On our
coast streams, onr people w.-re confront
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 streams on acoount of excessive
fishing which was carri-d on from ihe
lower hariors to the extreme upper
waters where the streams were very
narrow, and comparatively few salmon
ever reached their spawning grounds,
and those tbau!id.-iadi their spaw
inggrouotl were mhms ttaar-nfter -ei ed
and marketed by unscrupulous pers lie,
therebv d.-st roving mUM-fiia id spawn
that nbuuid have' been deposited for a
future supply. Thesituy was alarm
ing, large inveetmefitshad been ma.le in
canning establishment ii the packers
and in fishing apparatus by the fisher
men ; a sscritice had to bu made som
pla e for something had to be done to
save the product, and, as I have hereto
fore reported, the legislature of JWJ1
proved to be fjUriJ to the occasion and
wisely pas-e-d lawsconfinmg commercial
fishing to he lower watert!. Ijead lines
were established on all of the str aws,
some of which were several miles Mo
the head of tide, and no fidiing abow
tho-e lines have been carried on since,
excepting with hook and line, wi'h the
result that every season since, thoosan .is
fit sa'mon of l! varieties have be-n en
abled on the tMesaad during the fresit
time to ge! by the lower river fi-her
and have ascended the : wains to their
spawning ground where they are pro
UxttM and Ht alone to spawn naturally,
or are tsken at the ha'cler'es etablt-h-ed
toieit riitare in that resect. Thi
restrictive measure was somewhat hard
at Crt on the tipper river settlers who
fact that it was, oonaldored a very un
favorable season for all of the Const
Streams, on account ol tho long PII of
dry weather throughout the entire fall
season, it was very noticeable gh.
will be seen by comparative table here
in submitted.
The Columbia Kiver should have been
lucluded in lids meai-ute at the time it
was enacted and the law made a general
one as fur the xtat of Oregon was con
cerned, but IlliMiillucllC brought to bear
by the upper Over interests was too
strong slid the Columbia was excepted
therefrom. In the face of this, we have
ever since llKtl been endeavoring to hold
the product for the Columbia, by assist
ing nature with a system of artificial
propagation work that has been carried
on persistently and It did look for a time
as though we would lie able to hold the
product for the river, for in ll, o.,
ami '03 plenty salmon for hatchery pur
poses were lound in Snake Kiver at On
tario, and In the Wallowa and Grand
Ko. de Hivera in Knst.rn Oregon; hatch
eries of large capacities were established,
and during the 1IK)2 season 4.447 female
Chinook salmon we e taken in Snake
River at Ontario, from which twenty one
million eggs were secured ; the same
srason on Ihe Grand Kond Kiver 0W
female Chinook salmon were taken,
from which over three million egg were
s-cured, and 1173 female Silverside
salmon were taken, from which 3,ti4,tKH)
eggs were seen ml. Again during the
1003 season at Ontario 4.767 f male Chi
tioik salmon were taken, from which
twenty-five milli m egi; were secured;
on .lie Wallowa, UW female Chinook'
taliuon aere taken from which 3,707.lH)
eitcs were secured, and 1,342 female
Silversides Were take , from which 3.
001,000 eggs were secured.
Hearse
I'eWiitVCarboliiwd witch Hare! Salve.
It is especially good for piles Sold by
A.J. Deiiiingaud Scapp..os lrug Co.
UAINI KU
The city council met Monday ocmug
and revoked the license of W. C. I.ee.
Mr. l.cc was warned that unless hr con
ducted his business properly his license
would be revoked. The revoking of hit
license, to take effect one week (rum to
day, came as a big surprise to Mr. l.ce.
The council was divided 3 to 3. Fry,
Kverman and Hoogbkirk voted to re
voke. Bed, Stennick and leiu voted to
retain. .Mayor Hughes cast thedeciding
vote.
Meat Monday the curfew ordinance
will take effect. One long whistle from
the Str. Iralda will be the signal for all
children under 1(5 to move for home,
quick.
All games such as dice, cards and other
games of chance in stores and saloons
were put under the law .
The water commissioners met last
Thursday evening and formally turned
the water fulds over to the new treasurer.
Mr. Mears, superintendent of the wa'er
works nays be will have water running in
the new system in two weeks.
K. C. DeWitt A Co., Chi.-ago, 111-
Gntlemen In 19" i had a d-eae of
the stomach and bowels. In the spriiiK
of lOs I bouWht a bottle of Kodoi ami
the b nefrt I received all th gold in
Gejrgia c 'iild riot buy. May you live
long and prop-r. Yours very truly, C.
N. Cornell, Roding, Gs.,Aag. 27, 1'sjK."
Sold by A. J. Detning and atjiyimn
Drug Co.
Vuthi.hcd lor all p'"t " ,lv"
illi or without iio.",
or rail,
at reasonable rates.
James Iaiwc,
Rainier -:- Ore
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Ad.lres Sirs
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Al..;i:sns PHtfSKH.
NOTICIi TO HIDKKKS
Sealed hi Is will oc reiiived hv the
counlv court on the lllli Uv ot April
I'.nw, to nuke till and construct an Arch
Culvert at the Zirwiian pUic on Siulh
Scap creek or Dutch ( anion Maul
counlv road, as lollows lo-wtl: Arch cul
vert to lie ot concrete, made ot c!eti
washed gravel of "tie to arvto, said oil
vert to 1 (ortv tret long with nut on
eicll end mtficirn! to keep the ilirl from
the till from sliding in the creek, sai l
arch culvert to Iw three Irct aide at Use
and three Icet high 111 center, walls per
pcmhcular for eighteen inches, with arch
on ton A till is to 1 made over this
COUNTY TRtASUftCR S -OJICI
COt'NTV THM i'lt Orl'K'K,
.Sr. IIki.kn, Ols . Mar. 30, I.
Notice Is berehv given that alljunpald
County Warrants of Columbia Comity,
Oregon, which have lieeu senld and
....t..,-d -Sol I'aid for Want ol 1'unds,"
will be Jld nw preseutath"! at this
ofllce. Interest will not W auoweo. .nr.
this date. jioWINKOHS.
Tressuier ol Columbia County, Oregon
NOTICE TO OWMIRS Of riMHIttAHO
IN COLUMBIA COUNTY MICON
M O. Nesse, the cruising contractur.
and the coiititv court of Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, hsving l:ied
u.,n John 1'. Cheldelm and W . R. Uk
arbitrators to re-crulw any tracts in
ihsrule; . ,
siotice is hereby given lust soy and all
persons not satisrtnl with ihe amount id
tmilr ss reported ttv the county cruiser,
can have their land re cruised he the r
hu.atorsby tiling thnr at plleattous with
the county cletk on t lloi April. 3tth,
lisw, and ,leiituig with thee erk t lis
c,t of the rr cruise, to be tssl.t by the
applicant In case the report l O at! I
trator Is within JO r crnt of the amount
tetsirtcd hv the county cruiser, otherwise
the money lo I refunded
iMIcl this 17th day d Maich. lW
ly iHdrr o the County Court
Attest; W. A. Hams, clctk.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Special Road Work. IfouHon
and St. Helens Road.
Hseellte4tin N" I t itiitieticleg at
n.kn Vf oi.fswlte Sain Kellv'e housss
and niiining to stak "H' distance of
alsiut twenty tofs I" l rlar.j o( ail
stumps, brush and li" the full width
ol the road To I gra le-l tinny rt
aide in extitrr of ruail tirade 10 lx
laelvv Inches higher itirn!ef than im
oillalde of roa.l. with dilctie S ifflclefil
to rarrv ff all aster Hra le to t grsd
ual and Uniform
t-'roitt s:k 'II' to stake C rva-i rot
la Ills ('Irruli fo,,,.
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the lied of the creek, or eleven fret tovr
top of rulvert. said fill to t suteen fcrt
wide on top Slid lc stead at least eighty
feet on the ea t side of culvert and
seventy five feet oo west side ol culvert
till to be uniform with r-wd. and will
contain from twelve to lifseeu hui.dred
yards ol dirt.
County Court, K. M. llvrTvN
SUMMONS.
for 'lumt'i t tumtif
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thf t.rsi!i 4tT l4!'i)it',tti tJo e ill f.f; l.-'ineni
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SUMisnak
Se.ilrd bids will x received f.rr the ;
erei turn of a psililt.: s. tni! building. Ins-1 r,.
trict No. ",. VVarrro. tn'uniliis t otinty, ! Aim
Oregon, in accordance with the plans j
and specificattonsnnw on rshihition at N ' -!
(taker's, Warren, I trrgon. bids will '
he Closed on the :nU day ol April, I'.a'H, j
at l'.'alia.-k ntsrn Ihe rivlit to ieit!
any arid a!! butt reserved Hv order of
the fi d of Due,, tors of !xhooi District
No. 7.
Attest; W (,T, Clerk
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Sollre for I'alillraUoB
Vhkk I'AMi'Hl.KT The Houlton-Kt. I
Helens Cotnmercial Club, by its secretary, In !.'. n
M. C. Cray, will furnish free pamphlets) iot"i"t-.
advrtiain' the resourees of t',,fii,,il,ia 5 '
j fl(lcn f
County, to all who desire to scud tlittn to j i , u
si Nxim
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Scaled Uds will t Ntt!ai
County eirurt oo lb 1st shy M
in mks till and coast mtt Ms
.i man pi t.u the M M
r Unlch kaityua Una cotn
lollowa to wit. A All as te l
! Side of the evs I MM
.Mn will lea. h acreasltstM
piers ot the Irridg lo t sk
crete. 1'iera .lifen Itfl m
feet high, three leet thklmteg
hat HO, k al !.:, tnncm m
mule ni clean wsstml tm
seven, five stringers kmhf md
decking 111 tve by Isrelst tt StKI
g.l banisters on si.let ol Irr
id ou east end ot tf!gt Is aH
f-el long, bi t-s k yyl it se
lateen feel wiue st BrlsMfl
atwtul neyen hutl!rt M "
yard, of d rl. ha h is to Is
the tad, The til! ea WM
of Ihe bridge is sevtnif ink
las letel with liriiflll ul fart.sca
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limit .Hit sev.lltt 6tt ysrim
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movine to Oregon. Now is the tunc to i
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pot these pamphlets where they will do ! !( i,r i,U
the most good. They will just fit a bu- j t$U???HTtTi
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Mr. tred C. Hanarau, a prominent '
drugzist of Portsmouth, Va ,say: "Fori
the pat six years I have aold and reco
mmended Chamberlain's ('ol'C Cnolera
and iJiftrrh'ra lieiu'-dy. It is a great
reiely ami one of the tt patent med
icines on th market, f bundle some
others tiist pay me a l.tr'-r profii, hut
this reinely is o sure to affect a r-nre
and my ens otner so s ire to a(ir.ciaie '
my recommend!' (f it to him. that I give .
il the preference." for sale by A.J. ;
Iteming, druggist.
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