INDEX TO REPORT OF BEHRING SEA COMMISSION, AND REPORT 

 OF BRITISH COMMISSIONERS. 



Page. 



Arland (Akerly), Dr., autopsy of dead pups, 1891. 

 Affidavits 



Baker, Captain W. E 



Bisset, Captaiii A 



Cox, C.N 



Cox, W 



Crocker, H 



Dougla.s, A 



Hackett, Captain C 



Kelley, C. .T 



Laing, A. D 



McUougall, C 



McLean, L. L 



Magnesen, Captain T. M 



O'Learv, Cai)tain W 



Petit, taptain W 



Robert.'*, G 



Thoni.son, II 



Alaska Catcli — 



Sales in London 



Ala.ska Commercial Company — 



Advantages derived from islands by . 



Seals on Kobben Island destroyed by. 



Treatment of natives by ". 



Allen, I'rofessor — 



Feinnles receive males in water 



Killing under Russian management.. 

 Aleutian Islands — 



Early history of 



Formerly resorted to by fur-seals 



Passes through which sfeals travel 



Population of, in early times 



Aleuts — 



Interests in seal industry 



Method (if hunting fur-seal 



Amsterdam Island — 



Fur-seals on 



Appendices 



Area Limit {nee Limitation of Sealing) — 



Easily manageable on shore 



Possible arrangement at sea 



Area of rookeries (see also Rookeries) — 



Accurate definition impossible 



Lichen as indication of 



Polished rocks as indications of 



Argentine Republic — 



Kejily to inquiries 



Sealing prohibited in 



Atka Island — 



Grey pups seen at 



Attn I.sland — 



Seals seen at 



Australasia — 



Protective regulations in 



B. 



Bachelor Seals (see Killable Seals and Males). 

 Barclay Sound — 



Seals seen near in December, January, and February 

 Barren Females — 



Large number observed 



" " in Behriug Sea 



Behring Island — 



Description of 



Rookeries on 



B S, PT VI 21 



675 



513 



724, 725 



295 

 663, 661 



218 

 247 

 175 

 248 



248 

 529-534 



141 

 142, 143 



395 



380 



377-379 



534 



431-433 

 646 



262 

 265-267 



219-241 

 222 

 226 

 224 

 234 

 228- 

 239 

 237 

 219 

 230 

 237 

 240 

 227 

 238 

 220 

 228 

 230 



217 



168 

 168 



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