GENERAL INDEX. 



[Part 1 includes pages 1-696; part 2, pages 697-1412. J 



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Abnormal gas content of water 898-905 



Acclimatization 947-989. 1402-1406 



American fishes, Argentina 955-966 



Austria _. . 977-990 



Italy 947-954 



New Zealand 967-976 



black bass, Austria 983 



Italy 947-954 



brook trout See trout. 



carp. United States 1405-1406 



catfish. New Zealand 970. 973 



European trouts. United States 1 405 



lobster. Pacific coast 1406 



rainbow trout. See trout. 



salmons, Argentina 955—966 



New Zealand 967-976 



shad. Pacific coast 1402-1403 



steelhead trout, eastern states 1404 



striped bass. Pacific coast 1403-1404 



sunfish. Italy 947-954 



trout, Argentina 955-966 



Austria 977-990 



Colorado 691-692, 1402 



eastern states 1404 



Italy 947-954 



New Zealand 967-976 



whitefish. New Zealand 970, 973 



Adee, Alvey A., remarks 17, 



Adriatic Sea, sponge fisheries 477-478 



jEgean Sea and Asia Minor, sponge fisheries .... 478-479. 



513-543 

 Aeration apparatus for fish culture. . . 716-717. 1033-103 4 



Aeration, remedy for fish disease 891 -93 2 . 93 7-940 



Alabama, delegates 7 



Alaska, delegates 7 



salmon-inspection service 1392-1393 



Alaska Packers Association, complimentary lunch- 

 eon 60 



Albatross, United States Fisheries steamer 1384 



Aldrich and Company, Robert, on effects of gunfire 



on fishes 29 



Algae in fish-cultural waters, destruction 871-890 



Algeria, sponge fisheries 484,534 



American Fisheries Society, award offered by 69 



complimentary luncheon 36 



delegates 10 



American fishes abroad 95S~966 



See also Acclimatization. 



American Microscopical Society, delegate 10 



American Museum of Natural History, award of- 

 fered by 69 



reception 65 



American societies, delegates lo-i i 



American states and territories, delegates 7-10 



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Anatomy of ear of squeteague 1211-1224 



Angling 60, 61-62, 187-208 



California and Florida 199-207 



exhibit of fishes and fishing tackle 1311 -1314 



legislation 187-198 



national aspects 193-198 



privileges in private waters 60, 61-62 



Anglo-Belgian fishery declaration 167 



Anglo-Denmark fishery convention 121. 169 



Anglo-French fishery conventions 97. 113. 151, 158 



Antarctic seals and seal Gsherie? 3 17-319 



Anthony. R., culture of turbot 859-870 



Antipa. Dr Gregoire. named as vice-president 25 



Appalachian forest reserve advocated 67 



Apparatus, fish culture 697-757, 



767-779. 799-810. 991-1040 



oyster culture 1 299-1301 



photography, subaquatJc 1122-1125 



radiographing pearl oysters 3 08-3 1 2 



See also Fish culture, appliances. 



Aquarium, cleaning devices 1032-1033 



fungus disease on fishes 929-940 



New York, reception to delegates 65 



treatment of fungus 929-932 



Aquatic mammals, protection 148-150 



Aquiculture, new principle 759-780, 866-869 



See also Fish culture. 



Aquino, Radler de. named as vice-president 24 



international fishery dictionary 49 



Argentina. American fishes accUmatized 955-966 



Artificial nests for bass 720-721. 993 



Asia Minor and ^gean Sea, sponge fisheries 478-479, 



S13-543 



Atkins, Charles G., award received 7a 



foods for salmonoids 839-851 



sea mussels and dogfish as food 252 



Atlantic Ocean, sponges 493-494 



Atlantic salmon, culture 718-719, 1399-1400 



parasites iiS3-ii73 



Australia, sponge fisheries 492 



Austria. American fishes acchmatized. . . 977-982, 983-990 



delegate , g 



Austrian Fisheries Society, delegate 6 



Awards, committee on 25-26, 68, 71 



conditions governing 70 



conferred, list of recipients 71-72 



offered, list 69 



Ayson, L. F., American fishes in New Zealand. . . . 967-976 

 Azygia sebago, a new trematode parasite 11 76-1 184 



Bahama Islands, sponge fisheries 470-473 



Barricades in salmon streams, designs 726-732 



Bass, black, acclimatization 947-954. 982 



nests, artificial 720-721 , 993 



