Report of the Commissioner of Fish And Fisheries On Investigations in the Columbia River Basin in Regard to the Salmon Fisheries
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— There are two important lakes which are drained by this river — Flathead Lake, in Montana, and Lake Pend d'Oreille, which is in Idaho, near the Washington State line.
Examinations were made at Flathead Lake* in 1891 by Evermauu and Jenkins, and in 1892 by Gorham and Woolman, who found the 'falls" in Flathead River near the outlet of Flathead Lake to consist simply of a series of rapids, which do not interfere in the least with the free movements of fish. From this point down Flathead River po...ssesses no falls or obstructions of any kind, and there is none in Clarke Fork until near Lake Pend d'Oreille.t Not far above Lake Pend d'Oreille, in Clarke Fork proper, and near a station on the Northern Pacific called Thompson Falls, are some small rapids which are no more serious than are those iu Flathead River. This is according to Dr. Gorham and Mr. Woolman. We did not deem it necessary to revisit these two places, as Dr. Gorham's notes and the information which we gained through conversations with a number of persons who were familiar with that part of the river convinced us that there are no obstructions of any importance above Lake Pend d'Oreille.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— There are two important lakes which are drained by this river — Flathead Lake, in Montana, and Lake Pend d'Oreille, which is in Idaho, near the Washington State line.
Examinations were made at Flathead Lake* in 1891 by Evermauu and Jenkins, and in 1892 by Gorham and Woolman, who found the 'falls" in Flathead River near the outlet of Flathead Lake to consist simply of a series of rapids, which do not interfere in the least with the free movements of fish. From this point down Flathead River po...ssesses no falls or obstructions of any kind, and there is none in Clarke Fork until near Lake Pend d'Oreille.t Not far above Lake Pend d'Oreille, in Clarke Fork proper, and near a station on the Northern Pacific called Thompson Falls, are some small rapids which are no more serious than are those iu Flathead River. This is according to Dr. Gorham and Mr. Woolman. We did not deem it necessary to revisit these two places, as Dr. Gorham's notes and the information which we gained through conversations with a number of persons who were familiar with that part of the river convinced us that there are no obstructions of any importance above Lake Pend d'Oreille.
What to read after Report of the Commissioner of Fish And Fisheries On Investigations in the Columbia River Basin in Regard to the Salmon Fisheries?
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