The Fisheries and Fishery Industries of the United States. Section V. History and Methods of the Fisheries. Plates

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by  Goode George B.

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UNITED STATES COMMISSION OF FISH AND FISIIEHIES
SPENCER F. BAIRD, C0M.M:ISSI0NKR
THE
FISHERIES
FISHERY INDUSTRIES
UNITED STATES
PREPARED THROUGH THE CO-OPERATIOX OF THE COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES
AND THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE TENTH CENSUS
GEORGE BROWN GOODE
ASSISTANT SECRETARr OF THE SillTHSONIAN INSTITUTION
AND A STAFF OP ASSOCIATES
SECTION V
HISTORY AND METHODS OF THE FISHERIES
IN rWO VOLUMES, WITH AN ATLAS OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FIVE PLATES
PLATES
WASHINGTON
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
1887
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ASSOCIATE AUTHORS.
Joel A. Ali.kn Museum ofComparative Zoology, Cambriilge.
Tarleton H. Hean U. S. Natioual Museum, Wiishiugtou.
jAiMES Temple. IJkown U. S. Natioual Museum, Washington.
A. HowAKD Clauic U. S. National Museum, Washington.
Captain Joseph W. Collins Gloucester, Massachusetts.
R. Edward Eahll U. S. Fish Commission, Washington.
Hexuy W. ELLiorr Cleveland,Ohio.
EUNEST Ingersoll New Haven, Connecticut.
David S. Jordan Indiana University, Bloomlngton, Indiana.
LUDWIG Ku.MLiEN Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Marshall McDdxald U. S. Fish Commission, Washington.
Frkdkkick Mather N. Y. FishCommission, Cold Spring, New York.
Bahnet Phillips Brooklyn, New York.
Richard Rathuun U. S. NationalMuseum, Washington.
John A. Rydku U. S. Fish Couimission, Washington.
Charles W. Smiley U. S. Fish Commission, Washington.
Silas Stearns Pensacola, Florida.
Frederick W. True U. S. Natioual Museum, Washington.
William A. Wilcox Gloucester, Massachusetts.
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