Newspaper articles - Yakima Valley (part 8).
Date
1960
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Abstract
"On the Yakima River, running at times along the highway, remained one of the last places for the Indian to dip-net salmon. It has been a natural fishing spot for generations of Indians. Many people of the area felt that the mound of dirt created during the straightening of the highway there, proved to be a traffic hazard. In winter it shaded the highway and ice would form, making it dangerous; as did the people stopping or going at a slow rate of speed in automobiles, to view the Indians fishing.
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14 sheets 8.5 x 11 inch. Typed. Annotating and editing marks obscure content. Date est.
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Keywords
Fishery rights