Souvenir Columbia River Salmon Fishing
Subtitle: Showing the Royal Chinook Salmon in His Native Home, How He is Caught and Prepared for the Market
Publisher: C.H. Crocker, Portland, OR
Published: 1902
Language: eng
Number of pages: 62
Subjects: Astoriana; Astoria; Columbia River; Clatsop County; salmon; fishing; souvenir; Chinook salmon; photographs; Ford, J.F.; Mt. St. Helens; Royal Chinook Salmon; fish; fish boat race; Astoria Regatta; gill netters; Columbia River Bar; Cape Disappointment Light House; Sand Island; fishing station; racking gill net; gillnetter; fishermen; rubber boots; mustaches; pier; sail boat; Butterfly Fleet; Baker's Bay; Chinook, Washington; salmon trap; Ilwaco, Washington; steamer; lifting net; catching; tarring gear; mending; web; clam digging; hauling seine; skiff; "Jim Crow" Seining Grounds; seining net; seining house; seining horses; seining crew; unloading; launch; weighing; cannery; Pillar Rock Packing Company; J.G. Megler and Company; tender; cold storage plant; Goble; Columbia River Salmon Hatchery; fish launch; sturgeon; Cathlamet, Washington; retort; cans; trout; labels; cases; shipping; boxes; The Narrows; fish wheel
Description: 58-page booklet with extensive water damage on covers, especially along bottom edge. Booklet held together with string on left side going through three holes. Handwritten years "1908 - 1910" is visible, but unknown as to meaning because book was published in 1902. Size: 10.75" x 8".