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REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FISH AND FISHERIES. 



INVKSTIGATIO^S OK TllK ALIJATllOSS— Coiitiuiiml. 



Pat;.. 



Sauta JJarbara l«laiid8 207 



SautA Catalino Islanil 2,17 



Santa Cruz 219, 222, 223 



Santa Cruz banks 219 



Santa Cruz channel 257 



Sauta Cruz iislicniieii , 279 



Santa Cruz liybt-buuso 219 



Santa Kosa Island 221 



Saucelito 219, 220 



Sawmill near Port Simpson 208 



Schizaster, occurreuco of 225 



Schizotkcerus 255 



Scientific results of cruise 266 



Scott Islands 251 



Sculpins, occurrence of. . .235, 236, 237, 255, 275, 281 



Sea-anemones 236, 255, 256 



Sea bass, occurrence of 276 



Sea birds, occurrence of 226 



Seal Islands 249, 253, 209 



Sea Lion Eock 234, 247 



Sea lions 243, 247, 273, 281 



Sea lions destructive to fish 214, 217, 251 



Seal Rock 252 



Sea trout 230 



Seattle, Washington 210 



Sea-urchins 210, 225, 255 



Sebastian, Cape 275 



Sehoitode.i. occurrence of 235, 236 



Sebastolobtis, occurrence of 230 



Senate Committee on Indian Afl'airs 210 



Serial temperatures, record of 328 



Seymour Islands 265 



Seymour Narrows 210, 227 



Sharks 218, 226, 227, 262 



Shaw Bay 228, 246 



Shells, occurrence of 210, 225, 235, 236 



Shingle Point '.,'48 



Shislialdiu Volcano 246 



Shrimps, occurrence of 225, 235, 236, 256 



Shumagin Island 253, 288 



Silctz Bay 273 



Silver salmon 286 



Sitka 208, 209 



Siuslaw River 272 



Skates, occurrenco of 235 



Slime Bank. . .232, 237, 239, 253, 254, 255, 280, 281, 283 



Smelt, abundance of 279 



Smith, A. "W 282 



Sole, oc(!urrence of 217 277 278 



Soutli Auicrica 263 



South Head 250 



Southern I'acific It. II 263 



South Farallon light 219 



South Karallones 219 222 



Specific gravities, record of 321-327 



Sponges, occurrence of. . .213, 225, 234, 235, 236, 237 



255, 256 



Squids, abundance of 225 



Stnrflsh 210, 255, 250 



Stockbridge, TToii. I<\ B 207 



Straits of Fuca 21 1, 212 



Submarine tow-net, descrii>tion of 259 



Submarine Valley oft' :Montercy Bay 222 



Sucie Islands 254 



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Sulima Itiver 249 



Surf ducks 212 



iS!/iia]>hobranchus 255 



Tables : 



California (ujast fishes 224 



Brcdging stations 302-310 



Fishing stations 311-315 



llydrographic soundings 291-301 



Meteorological observations 329-342 



Ocean temperatures 321-327 



Oiiehundred-fathom curve 216 



Serial temperatures 328 



Specific gi-avities 321-327 



Summary of operations 237 



Towing-net stations 320 



Tacoma, Washington 207, 210 



Tanner net 263, 265 



Tanner tow-net, description of 259 



Tchuantepec 258, 267 



Temperatures, record of 321, 327, 328 



Thermometers, Kegretti and Zamhra 260, 270 



Thetis, steamer 218 



Tide rips off Eateros Bay 221 



Tigaldi Island 280 



Tillamook Bay 273 



Tillamook, False 272 



Tillamook Rock 212, 217, 273 



Togiak Bay 251 



Toke Point light-house 217 



Tomales Bay 275 



Tomales Point 222, 275 



Tomcod 236, 275, 277 



TougueToint 230, 252 



Tow-net, submarine, description of 259 



Tow-net, Tanner, description of 259 



Townsend, C. H 233, 237, 264, 269, 270 



Tracliiopods 213 



Trade winds 207 



Trammel net used 276 



Trai) on Wood River 229 



Traps, salmon 287 



Treadwell Mine 209 



Trea Marias Islands 266, 268 



Trinity Islands 253 



Trophon 237 



Trout, occurrence of 209, 290 



Turtles 258 



Twine, Barbour 285 



Twins 251 



ITgaguk River 240, 249, 250, 282 



Ugashik River 240, 249, 282 



ITlakhta Head 245 



Unibellulas 225 



Uuinak Island 242, 243, 244, 287 



Umnak Pass 289 



I'mpiiuah River 216 



Uualga Island 253 



Unalaska , 210, 228, 231, 232, 235, 242, 244, 245, 



253, 255, 290 



Unalaska Bay 244 



Unalaska cod banks 245 



Unalaska lahinds 287, 288 



Uniuiak Cape 228 



Unimak Island 228, 236, 239, 246, 290 



