. British Columbia commissione della pesca [microformati] : relazione 1892. Pesca al salmone Pesca; Pêches; Saumon. N 278 MARINE E PESCA. divorando le frattaglie (con l'eccezione delle teste e code) e in pochi lioin-s dopo le frattaglie è depositato in acqua, praticamente alcuna traccia di esso può essere rilevato ed è inoltre sostenuto da pescatori e altri familiarità con le abitudini del salmone del Pacifico- acque, che una percentuale molto elevata del salmone che passano i fiumi e raggiungere le zone di riproduzione, non ritornano al mare, e così il pesce intero, invece dei pezzi di scarto, che

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. British Columbia Fishery Commission [microform] : report 1892. Fisheries; Salmon-fisheries; Pêches; Saumon. N 278 MARINE AND FISHERIES. devouring the offal (with the exception of the heads and tails) and in a few lioin-s after offal is deposited in the water, scarcely any trace of it can be detected, and it is further claimed by fishermen and others acquainted with the habits of salmon of the Pacific- waters, that a very large proportion of the salmon which pass up the rivers and reach the spawning grounds, do not return to the sea, and thus the whole fish, instead of the waste parts, which are not .utilized for canning, become offal, and a greater cause of pollution of the water than the practice complained of. After careful consideration, it is the opinion of the committee that the suspension during last year of the provision of the law relating to the disposal of fish offal, made on the strength of representations of the provincial seci-etary and the canners, was nothing more thun accotxling justice to one of the most important industries in the province, and since then no good grounds have been shown why the suspension should not be continued and if the fjuestion were placed before the public for endorsement, our opinion is, suspension of the restriction would be approved of. The Hon. the Minister of Marine and Fisheries states that the Act " provides an inexpensive and comparatively easy mode of compliance wich this requirement of the law, by providing that such t>ffal may be buried ashore beyond high water mark, or dropped into perforated boxes under the stage hetuls or wharves in such manner as to prevent them from being washed into the stream." The Committee observe in i-egard to this, that the first mode is impracticable, and were the circumstances known, such a statement would not have been made, for the reason that, in regard to the Fraser River, the lands along the tidal waters—and within miles of the canneries, are belctw the level of

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