Yakima Notes MS-1 (part 7).
Date
1953
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UNPUBLISHED
Abstract
"Wanawish is the fishery on the Yakima River, below Prosser, which was a Yakima fishery, and the Columbia River at Pasco, which was a fishery for everyone who cared to come there, it being the religion of the predominate Priest Rapids People who occupied the area. It is my feeling that, inasmuch as the Yakimas did not to my knowledge contest the passage of State of Washington legislature permitting Puck Hyah Toot and his band to fish at Wanawish, even though they were not reservation Indians, they later wished to establish claim to this fishery of Wanawish."
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20 sheets 8.5 x 11 inch. Typed. Editing marks throughout. Date est.
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Fort Simcoe, W. T.