656 REPOKT OF COMMISSIONER OF FI8Ii AND FISHERIES. 



INVKSXIGATIONS OF Tili; ALBATROSS— Contiuucd. 



Hydi'ograpnic inlbrmatiou 245 



Hydrographic operations ott' coast of 



"W.ashington 271 



Hydrograpliic soundiugs, record of 291-:!01 



Hydroids 2:!C, 255, 256 



Icy Straits 209 



Jliuliuk 227, 231, 242, 244, 245, 287, 290 



Iiidefatigable Island 265 



Indians of British Columbia 207 



Isanotski Strait 246 



Italian fishermen of San Francisco 275 



Izenbek Bay 233,246,281 



James Island 265 



280 



Jellyfishea 



Jeneen, H. C. . . 

 Jicarita Island. 



Jones, J. K 



Johnson, P. H . 



284 



258 



207 



229 



Johnston, Marhnry 218, 237, 256 



Johnston Channel 238, 248 



Johnston Hill 249 



Johnston Straits 227 



Juneau 209, 210 



Karluk, steamer 232 



Karta Bay 208 



Kastrometinotr, George 208 



Keen, J. "W 207 



Khudiakoit" Islands 247 



Khudiihine Islands 247 



Kiely, J(din 257 



King salmon 286 



Koos Bay 215 



Kootznahoo Roads 208, 209 



Kritskoi 247 



Kuskolcwim Rivor 229, 230, 231, 236, 245, 249, 



252, 283 



KuhikakBay 240,245,251 



Bank 240,283 



Kvichak River 245, 282 



LakeNushagak 287 



Lee, W. ^., drowning of 218 



Lemcsuricr Point 210 



TAonel Wafer, vessel 261 



Ling, occurrence of 172 



Lipanii. occurrence of 236 



Lithodes, occurrence of 226 



Little auks 227 



Lobas Point 276 



Long- tinned sole, occurrence of 225 



Lopez Rock 223 



Lower California 268 



Lower Kushagak 251, 2.56 



Low Point 239 



lyjicodes 235 



McComnck, CM 237,256 



Mackerel attracted by electric light 217 



Macrunif 255, 256 



Makushin Bay 244, 289, 290 



Makushin Volcano 2 13, 2.56 



Malpelo Island 258, 262. 267 



Manderson, C. F 207 



Mau-of-war hawks 258 



Marble Point 238, 248 



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Mare I,<iland navy-yard 216, 218, 222, 226, 256, 



267, 268 



Marieto Point 258 



Marion, U. S. S 226 



Mafthnr Turner, schooner 243 



Mattie T. Dyer, schooner 232 



Medusce, occurrence of 232, 237, 254, 2-55 



Mendcuhall, Thomas C 269 



Mendocino Cape 227, 275 



Merriani, Dr. C. Hart 269 



Meteorological conditions in Bering Sea . . 252 



Meteorological observations, record of . .. 329-342 



Mexico, coa.stof 256,265,266 



Mexico, Gulf of 266 



MicroBtoimis pacificm 225 



!Mid way Rock 248 



Miller, N.B 237,270 



Mine Harl)0r 238, 239, 241, 248, 249, 255 



Mollusbs 213,236 



MotFett Point r 247 



Monterey Bay 221, 222, 223, 278, 279 



Monterey lishermen 279 



Morro Piiercos 258 



Muir Inlet 209 



Murcenoides 236 



Myr.tophum 235, 255 



Naked mollusks 237 



Nakuek River . . . .228, 236, 240, 245, 249, 250, 282, 287 



Natcekin Bay 245 



Natural-history observations 235, 254 



Navy-yard, Mare Island 218, 226, 256, 268 



Negretti and Zambra thermometers 260, 270 



Nelson Lagoon 247 



Nestuggah, Oregon, bank oil' 214 



Net, Tanner 263, 265 



Net, trammel, use of 276 



New Bogoslof 242, 243 



Newenhani, Cape 284 



New Met lahcatlah 207 



Nichols Hills 250 



Northern Pacific Industrial Exposition. . 215 



North Farallon 222 



N oonday Rock 220, 222, 277 



Northwest Cape 231, 232, 233, 237, 245. 246, 280 



Xotacantlmii 255 



Nunivak Lsland 284 



Nushagak Canuing Co 229. 285 



Niishagak Lake 287 



Nusliagak Packing Co 251 



Nushagak jiilot 228 



Nushagak River 228, 230, 236, 240, 245, 



250, 282, 284, 286 



Nushagak River cannerica 285 



Octojnis, occurrence of 225, 255, 256 



Okhotsk Sea 290 



Old Bogoslof 242 



Old Medalicatlah 207 



Oh^a, schooner 234 



Ophiurans, occurrence of, 210, 213, 225, 235, 237, 255 

 Oregon coast, investigations off. . .210, 212, 216, 2.54 



OrfordReef 214,217.274 



Orange rockfish, occurrence of 272 



Otter Bay .•• 212 



