Skip to main content

Trial Exhibits: U.S. v. Washington (70-cv-9213)

Submissions from 1973 1973

Exhibit F-01: Schematic drawing of typical river

Exhibit F-02: Comparison of the effects of a quota and of a percent of harvest upon a treaty Indian fishery

Exhibit F-03: 1970 Fisheries Report of the WA Dept of Fisheries

Exhibit F-04: Records of the Dept. of Fisheries concerning the catch of fall Chinook by Puyallup Indians and the corresponding return of adults to the Puyallup River Salmon Hatchery

Exhibit F-05: Outline of the steps followedto establish annual Puget Sound commercial salmon regulation by the Washington State Dept. of Fisheries

Exhibit F-06: Dept. of Fisheries report concerning catches of salmon from Indian Fishery Rivers of Puget Sound, Coastal Washington, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca

Exhibit F-07: Salmon catch and escapement for several rivers on which Treaty Indian Fisheries occur in Puget Sound and Coastal areas

Exhibit F-08: Salmon catch and escapement for Hoh River

Exhibit F-09: Salmon catch and escapement for Hoko River

Exhibit F-10: Salmon catch and escapement for Nisqually River

Exhibit F-11: Salmon catch and escapement for Nooksack River

Exhibit F-12: Salmon catch and escapement for Puyallup River

Exhibit F-13: Salmon catch and escapement for Quillayute River

Exhibit F-14: Salmon catch and escapement for Skagit River

Exhibit F-15: Salmon catch and escapement for Skokomish River

Exhibit F-16: Salmon catch and escapement for Snohomish-Stillaguamish Rivers

Exhibit F-17: Salmon catch and escapement for Southern Puget Sound

Exhibit F-18: Dept. of Fisheries Report on Salmon escapement and desired escapement levels to certain Puget Sound systems containing Indian fisheries

Exhibit F-19: Records of the Dept. of Fisheries concerning Skokomish River Indian chinook catches

Exhibit F-20: Dept. of Fisheries records concerning hatchery surplus salmon given to Indian Tribes in 1972 (plaintiffs' object on grounds of relevancy and materiality)

Exhibit F-22: Records of the Dept. of Fisheries concerning Ozette River Indian Sockeye catches, 1948 - 1972.

Exhibit F-23: Records of the Dept of Fisheries concerning Quinault River Sockeye Indian catches, 1935 - 1972

Exhibit F-24: Copy of a letter to Thor Tollefson from Quinault Tribal Council, 6/13/1973

Exhibit F-25: Copy of a letter to Muckleshoot Tribal Council from A. Dennis Austin, Fisheries Management Biologist, 6/21/1973

Exhibit F-26: Analysis of salmon catches in WA State managed waters originating from Indian Fishery Rivers of Puget Sound and Coastal waters (objections noted)

Exhibit F-27: Direct testimony of Thor C. Tollefson (objections noted)

Exhibit F-28: Written direct testimony of J. E. Lasater (objections noted)

Exhibit F-29: Designated deposition of James L. Heckman (objections noted)

Exhibit F-30: Designated interrogatories answers of plaintiffs (objections noted)

Exhibit F-31: Direct testimony of Dr. Stephen Mathews (objections noted)

Exhibit F-32: Deposition of Dr. Kenneth Henry

Exhibit F-33: Deposition of Harold Eugene Ikebe

Exhibit F-34: Deposition of Benjamin R. Wright

Exhibit F-35: Deposition of Louis A. Cloud

Exhibit F-36: Illustrative diagram by J. E. Lasater of Circles representing salmon runs and escapement -- OVERSIZE

Exhibit F-37A: Answer of James L. Heckman to F-37 (objections noted)

Exhibit F-37B: Answer of James L. Heckman to hypothetical question of the 1971 Pink Salmon quote for Puyallup Indians (transcript of 1363)

Exhibit F-37: Hypothetical question for Heckman, prepared by Dept. of Fisheries

Exhibit F-39: Reproduction of portion of Report of the Secretary of the Interior" Nos. 84 86 and 87

Exhibit F-40: Deposition of Georgia Miller, 6/28/73

Exhibit F-41: Deposition of Forest L. Kinley, 7/26/73

Exhibit F-42: Deposition of James Edward Enick, 6/28/73

Exhibit F-43: Deposition of Esther Ross, 6/28/73

Exhibit F-44: Deposition of Lena Smith, 6/28/73

Exhibit F-45: Deposition of Calvin J. Peters, 6/28/73

Exhibit F-46: Salmon of Nooksack River origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-47: Salmon of Nooksack River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-48: Salmon of Skagit River origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-49: Salmon of Skagit River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-50: Salmon of Snohomish-Stillaguamish Rivers origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-51: Salmon of Snohomish-Stillaguamish Rivers origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-52: Salmon of Lake Washington origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-53: Salmon of Lake Washington origin, estimated value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-54: Salmon of Green River origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in Washington waters

Exhibit F-55: Salmon of Green River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-56: Salmon of Puyallup River origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-57: Salmon of Puyallup River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-58: Salmon of Nisqually River origin, percentage caught by sport commercial, and Indian fishermen in Washington waters

Exhibit F-59: Salmon of Nisqually River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-60: Salmon of South Sound origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-61: Salmon of South Sound streams origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-62: Salmon of Skokomish River origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-63: Salmon of Skokomish River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-64: Salmon of Hoko and Sekiu Rivers origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-65: Salmon of Hoko-Sekiu Rivers origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-66: Salmon of Quileute River origin, percentage caught by sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen in WA waters

Exhibit F-67: Salmon of Quileute River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-69: Salmon of Hoh River origin, estimated dollar value of the catch to sport, commercial, and Indian fishermen

Exhibit F-70: Number and percentage of salmon originating from several Puget Sound and Coastal rivers which were harvested by Indian fishermen as detailed in Exhibit F-26

Exhibit F-73: 1974 status of the Salmon Resource of the Puget Sound Region (Red Book), Dept. of Fisheries, June 1974

Exhibit G-01: Bibliography of Carroll A. Riley

Exhibit G-02A: Aboriginal populations of the Lower Northwest Coast, Herbert C. Taylor, Jr., Oct. 1963, Pacific Northwest Quarterly

Exhibit G-02B: The Utilization of Archeological and Ethnohistorical Data in Estimating Aboriginal Population, Herbert C. Taylor, Jr., Vol. 32, 1962, Bulletin of the Texas Archaeological Soc.

Exhibit G-02C: The intermittent fever" epidemic of the 1830's on the Lower Columbia River Herbert C. Taylor Jr. Lester Hoaglin Jr. 1962 Ethnohistory"

Exhibit G-03: Partial Recitation of Data on Native North America, A.L. Kroeber, 1939, Univ. of California Publications in American Archeology and Ethnology

Exhibit G-04: Tribes of Western WA and Northwestern OR, George Gibbs, M.D., 1877, Dept. of the Interior

Exhibit G-05: The Makah Indians: A Study of Political and Economic Organization, Carroll A. Riley, Ethnohistory

Exhibit G-06: Indians of the Urban Northwest, edited by Marian W. Smith, 1949, Columbia Univ. Press

Exhibit G-07: The Early Diffusion of the Potato Among the Coast Salish, Wayne Suttles, 1951, Southwestern Journal of Anthropology

Exhibit G-08: Three Year's Residence in WA Territory (Shoalwater Bay), James G. Swan, 1857, Harper and Brothers

Exhibit G-09: The Quinault Indians, Ronald L. Olson, 1936, Univ. of WA Publications in Anthropology

Exhibit G-10: Copy of a letter to George W. Felshaw from Clifford Millenbach, Chief, Fishery Management Division, 1/25/1971

Exhibit G-11: Copy of a reply letter to Clifford Millenbach from George W. Felshaw, Superintendent, Western WA Agency, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1/27/1971

Exhibit G-12: Dollars and Recreation Use of Wildlife Resources in WA State, published by the Game Dept., Dec. 1969

Exhibit G-13A: Recommendations

Exhibit G-14: Written direct testimony of Carl N. Crouse (objections noted)

Exhibit G-15: Written direct testimony of Clifford Millenbach (objections noted)

Exhibit G-16: Written direct testimony of Walter A. Neubreck (objections noted)

Exhibit G-17A: Duwamish Tribe, ICC Docket No. 109, Findings of Fact

Exhibit G-17B: Lummi Tribe, ICC Docket No. 110, Findings of Fact of Oct. 30, 1957, Additional Findings of Mar. 2, 1962, and Feb. 18, 1966

Exhibit G-17C: Makah Tribe, ICC Docket No. 60, Findings of Fact of Fact of April 15, 1959, and Docket 60-A, Opinion of May 20, 1970

Exhibit G-17D: Nisqually Tribe, ICC Docket No. 197, Findings of Fact of June 25, 1969

Exhibit G-17E: Puyallup Tribe, ICC Docket No. 203, Findings of Fact of April 25, 1966

Exhibit G-17F: Quileute Tribe and Hoh Tribe, Docket No. 155, Findings of Fact of Dec. 1, 1958

Exhibit G-17G: Quinault Tribe, Docket No. 242, Findings of Fact of Dec. 1, 1958, Opinion of the Commission of Dec. 1, 1958, and Findings of Fact re: Joint motion for approval of proposed compromise settlement of July 9, 1962

Exhibit G-17H: Skokomish Tribe, Docket No. 296, Findings of Fact of Mar. 6, 1958, Order Amending Finding No. 9 dated June 18, 1959

Exhibit G-17I: Squaxin Tribe, Docket No. 206, Findings of Fact of June 30, 1969, Opinion of Commission of June 30, 1969, and additional Findings of Fact of Dec. 8, 1972

Exhibit G-17J: Steilacoom Tribe, Docket No. 208, Findings of Fact of Sept. 21, 1962

Exhibit G-17K: Stillaguamish Tribe, Docket No. 207, Findings of Fact of Feb. 26, 1965

Exhibit G-17L: Upper Skagit Tribe, Docket No. 92, FIndings of Fact of Mar. 25, 1960