. Seal and salmon fisheries and general resources of Alaska. 1. J Area and Position of tlie Breeding Fur Seals. Seasons of 1873-^ do. do. do. do. do. 1890. Hauling Grounds of the Non-breeding Seals in 1873—74, now abandoned and Grass grown in do. do. do. do. 1890. ALASKA INDUSTRIES. 363 Detailed analysis of the survey of Starry Arteel rookery, July 20, 1S90. [Sea and cliff margin beginning at O and ending at G, 800 feet.] Square feet sea and cliff margin between Gancl O, average depth, massed 32, 000 making ground for 16,000 seals—bnlls, cows, and pups—against a
. Seal and salmon fisheries and general resources of Alaska. 1. J Area and Position of tlie Breeding Fur Seals. Seasons of 1873-^ do. do. do. do. do. 1890. Hauling Grounds of the Non-breeding Seals in 1873—74, now abandoned and Grass grown in do. do. do. do. 1890. ALASKA INDUSTRIES. 363 Detailed analysis of the survey of Starry Arteel rookery, July 20, 1S90. [Sea and cliff margin beginning at O and ending at G, 800 feet.] Square feet sea and cliff margin between Gancl O, average depth, massed 32, 000 making ground for 16,000 seals—bnlls, cows, and pups—against a totalin 1873 of 30,420. This rookery, East, and Zapadnie are the only ones on St. Georgewhich have, thus far, been landed upon and raided by seal attempts have been made here, but only one at Zapadnie. Thedamage done was insignificant, since the marauders were detectedbefore they had fairly got to work, and driven off by the natives andofficers of the Government. NORTH ROOKERY (1873-74).[Its condition and appearance. July, 1890.] Next in o
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