Inventory of the Department of Natural Resources Records, 1927-Sept. 30, 1961
Inventory of the Department of Natural Resources Records, 1927-Sept. 30, 1961
Inventory: F3735; F3809
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RECORDS OF THE DIRECTOR SUBGROUP
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1. CORRESPONDENCE. 1937-39, 44-48, 53, 55.
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2. CHRONOLOGICAL FILE. 1945-49.
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3. GOVERNORS OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE. 1941-49, 55
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4. FEDERAL AGENCY CORRESPONDENCE. 1935-61.
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5. STATE AGENCY CORRESPONDENCE. 1937-54, 58-61
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6. ASSOCIATION, ORGANIZATION FILES. 1944, 46-50.
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7. DIVISION CHIEF'S MEETINGS. 1928, 40-42.
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8. MEMOS TO DIVISION CHIEFS. 1936-39.
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9. LEGISLATIVE FILES. 1928-29, 34, 35, 37-55, 59-61 (63).
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1) Governmental Reorganization, Senate and Assembly Interim, 1948, 50-51: State water problems and inter-relationship with recreation and wildlife development; property management and distribution of publications; survey of field services; and reorganization of the Division of Fish and Game.
2) Natural Resources, Senate Fact-Finding, 1959-63: disposition of Squaw Valley and/or development and operation as a State Park.
3) Public Lands, Senate and Assembly Interim, 1949-52: public lands under departmental proprietary control; property acquisition and development of state park system.
4) Water Pollution, Assembly Fact-Finding, 1947-49: water pollution resulting from sewage and industrial waste; air pollution problems; and proposed pollution control legislation.
DIRECTOR'S RECORDS RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF PARKS (1927-41) AND THE DIVISION OF BEACHES AND PARKS (1941-61)
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10. DIVISION CHIEF'S MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS. 1928-32, 35-50.
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11. EMERGENCY CONSERVATION WORK (ECW) REPORTS. 1934-36.
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12. RECREATION FILE. 1946-49.
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DIRECTOR'S RECORDS RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF FISH AND GAME
13. FISH AND GAME-DIRECTOR'S CORRESPONDENCE. 1934-41.
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14. MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS. 1934, 39, 43, 46-51.
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15. DIRECTOR'S SUBJECT FILE. 1929-50.
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DIRECTOR'S RECORDS RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF FORESTRY
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DIRECTOR'S RECORDS RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF MINES
16. STATE MINERALOGIST-DIRECTOR CORRESPONDENCE. 1934-36, 44-47, 57-59.
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17. BIENNIAL REPORTS. 1932-34, 38-46
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18. MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS. 1934, 39, 41-48, 59-61.
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19. DIRECTOR'S SUBJECT FILES. 1935, 36, 38, 42, 46, 51-52, 54.
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DIRECTOR'S RECORDS RELATING TO THE DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS
20. OIL AND GAS SUPERVISOR-DIRECTOR CORRESPONDENCE. 1934, 38, 40-49, 52-55.
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21. MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORTS. 1934, 37, 38-41, 44-48
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22. DIRECTOR'S SUBJECT FILES. 1934-46, 52-53.
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION AND DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
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23. ACCOUNTING-GENERAL. 1934-54.
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24. ACCOUNTING-BUDGETS. 1936, 42-49.
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25. CONSERVATION EDUCATION. 1947-53, 61.
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26. PERSONNEL. 1948-53
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27. DEPUTY DIRECTOR-COMPTROLLER SUBJECT FILES. 1939, 48-49, 56-60.
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF PARKS (1927-41) AND DIVISION OF BEACHES AND PARKS (1941-61) SUBGROUP
28. HISTORY AND GENERAL INFORMATION FILE. 1931-59.
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RECORDS OF THE STATE PARK COMMISSION
29. MEETING FILES. 1928, 1929-37, 40-61.
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30. PARK COMMISSIONER'S CORRESPONDENCE. 1927-28, 31, 35, 49-54.
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31. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S CORRESPONDENCE. 1928-38, 46.
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32. GOVERNOR'S OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE. 1928, 32, 33, 38.
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33. PARK ACQUISITION FILES. 1928-35, 41, 42.
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34. PRESS CLIPPINGS. 1935, 36.
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35. REPORTS. 1927-48.
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36. W.P.A. PROJECTS. 1935, 36.
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION CHIEF
37. CORRESPONDENCE. 1929-55.
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38. REPORTS TO CHIEF OF DIVISION. 1933, 35-36, 39, 47, 51, 52.
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39. HISTORIC LANDMARKS. 1934-36, 43-49.
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40. SUBJECT FILES. 1927-37, 46-61.
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41. CALIFORNIA REDWOOD PARK COMMISSION. 1902-05.
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42. AGREEMENTS. 1933-61.
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43. LAND-LEASE FILES. 1943-61.
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44. PROPERTY APPRAISAL REPORTS. 1949-61
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45. CONSTRUCTION FILES. 1937-61.
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46. PUBLICATIONS - NEWS AND VIEWS. 1943-50, 52.
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47. AUDIO-VISUAL RECORDS. 1928.
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48. CALIFORNIA HISTORIC LANDMARKS PROJECT. 1936-40.
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF FISH AND GAME
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49. STATE BOARD OF FISH COMMISSIONERS. 1885, 88, 95, 98, 1909.
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(1) Charges of misuse of Commission funds brought by Commissioner Joseph D. Redding and J.C. Frazier, Superintendent of State Hatchery in Nevada County, against R. H. Buckingham and A.B. Dibble, President and Secretary-Treasurer of Commission. Charges refuted in letter of November 6, 1885. All three letters directed to Governor George Stoneman.
(2) Minutes of Executive Session of April 11, 1888.
(3) Summary Report of Receipts and Disbursements for 44th-47th fiscal years through December 9, 1895.
(4) Summary of Commission activities for the years 1897-98.
(5) Report of receipts and expenditures, July 1, 1907 to Jan. 31, 1909.
Records of the Fish and Game Commission
50. MEETING FILES. 1932-43, 46-51.
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51. COMMISSIONER'S CORRESPONDENCE. 1946-48.
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52. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY'S FILES. 1930-51.
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(1) Meetings, 1948, 51: background materials, etc. forwarded for member consideration and/or information.
(2) Monthly and quarterly activity reports for commission consideration, 1933, 36, 43-46, 49. Also included is a Summary of Accomplishments...Under Administration of Governor James Ralph Jr., n.d., and a typescript original of the thirty-fourth Biennial Report, 1934-36.
(3) Chronological correspondence, 1933-44, 46, 50-51: fish salvage, plantings, operations, construction of Klamath River wing dams and Elk Grove Bass Hatchery, and use of fish screens in lakes and streams; requests for information; sportsmen's and conservation organizations concerning game seasons and specific changes in commission policy.
(4) Director's Office, 1937, 46, 50: departmental policies, procedures, budget, personnel, and other day-to-day matters.
(5) Accounting, Deputy Director-Controller, 1946, 50: transfer of funds, purchases, equipment, personnel, leases, agreements, and other internal fiscal operations.
(6) Bureau of Engineering, 1943-44: project and operations reports; planning and construction of facilities, particularly fishways, dams, fish screens and hatcheries.
(7) Bureau of Fish Conservation, 1950: hatchery facility construction projects; planting programs; and stream and waterway improvements.
(8) Bureau of Game Conservation, 1950: Commission policies and actions; game seasons; game management project developments and area operations; leases and agreements; and Pittman-Robertson projects.
(9) Bureau of Marine Fisheries, 1950: commissions policies and actions; Marine Research Committee activities.
(10) Bureau of Patrol, 1944, 47, 50: law enforcement; use and installation of radio equipment in patrol vehicles; commission policies and activities.
(11) State Agencies, 1946, 50: Division of Architecture relative to project planning and construction; Finance-publication of changes in Fish and Game regulations, budgetary matters.
(12) Governor's Office, 1934, 44, 47-50: referrals for response and/or action; pending legislation; out-of-state travel authorizations; personnel; and civilian defense planning.
(13) Legislation, State, 1943, 45-46, 49-50: Legislative analyses and summaries; statements, testimony and other information provided individual legislators and committees.
(14) Legislation, Federal, 1948-50: proposed and pending legislation.
(15) U.S. Agencies, 1944, 46, 48, 49, 51: cooperative programs; impact of Federal projects on California fish and wildlife programs.
(16) Subject Files: angling regulations changes, 1949-50; Chambers of Commerce, State and local, recommendations for improvements in fish and game laws, 1946; commendation letters received, 1947, 51; complaints, 1950-51; conservation education program expansion, 1947, 48, 51; county Boards of Supervisors, 1947, 48, 50; deer management policy, 1948, 50; Fish and Game Protectors (reserve Game Warden patrol program) - appointments, monthly reports of licenses and bag limits checked, predators killed, and miles patrolled, 1933-49; (Commission) form letters, bulletins, circular letters, resolutions, etc., 1946, 48, 49; game season recommendations, 1948-50; International Association of Game, Fish and Conservation Commissioners and Isaac Walton League meetings and policy recommendations, 1943, 48, 49, 51; Pacific Marine Fisheries Compact proposal, 1945-47; protests on elimination of Monterey Peninsula Game Refuge and opening of Huntington Lake Game Refuge, 1947; public shooting grounds acquisition and development, 1947-49; sardines, commission policy governing granting and issuance of reduction permits, 1950; sportsmen's organizations meetings and policy and legislative recommendations, 1948-49; Mt. Tamalpais Game Refuge, proposed controlled deer season in, 1950-51; uniforms, adoption of regulations and specifications for, 1930-31, 35-37, 39; Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners, 1947-50.
53. STREAM CLOSURES. 1928-46, 48, 49.
(1) Closure orders effective annually on May 1. Data for each year includes: closure orders; correspondence with sportsmen's organization, Fish and Game field personnel, Federal and local government agencies, and private individuals regarding closure recommendations; and misc. maps and other records submitted in support or opposition to proposed closures.
(2) Closing and opening orders by county. Closure and opening orders with varying effective dates. Frequently attached to specific orders are correspondence with individuals, sportsmen's organizations, Fish and Game field personnel, and local government agencies recommending opening or closure with specific information pertaining to local water conditions and problems. In other cases letters, petitions, etc., of protest to commission actions are included. File F3735:443 consists of County worksheets showing closures, by name of watershed, for all years between 1928 and 1945. File F3735:452 consists of miscellaneous correspondence, 1931-34, between the Executive Office, Chief of the Bureau of Patrol, and others relative to stream closures.
54. HUNTING CLOSURES. 1933-51.
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ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS
55. HISTORY FILE. 1945-51.
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56. ACCOUNTING. 1939-50.
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57. LIBRARY. 1927-51.
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58. PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER. 1947-50.
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RECORDS OF THE BUREAU OF ENGINEERING
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59. PROJECT FILES. 1937-45.
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RECORDS OF THE BUREAU OF FISH CONSERVATION
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60. POLLUTION. -1916, 21-23, 25-33.
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61. HATCHERY AND FISH DISTRIBUTION REPORTS. 1920-52.
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(1) Fish Books, 1931-35: yearly reports of hatchery operations in receipt of fish eggs. Each volume is arranged alphabetically by hatchery name and includes date eggs received, species, source, number of eggs received, weekly loss, and total eggs on hand. Eggs of species not indigenous to California waters were imported from as far away as Canada and Pennsylvania. Entries for some hatcheries also note number and place of fish plantings.
(2) Fish Distribution Reports, 1920-44: yearly summaries of fish planted, by species, from all hatcheries, and county reports of date of delivery; applicant requesting stocking; hatchery making planting; waters stocked; and number of fish stocked by species.
(3) Planting Allotments, 1941-52: yearly allotments arranged alphabetical by hatchery, including county waters to be stocked and numbers to be stocked by species. Most of this series relates to trout plantings. For the years 1951 and 52 fragmentary information is also included on the methods of planting-airplane, truck, man pack, horse pack, jeep, or railroad.
62. CORRESPONDENCE 1943, 46-51.
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Records of the Bureau of Game Conservation
63. CORRESPONDENCE. 1946-47, 50-51.
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Records Relating to Pittman-Robertson Projects
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64. MANUALS. 1940, 47.
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65. CORRESPONDENCE. 1940-51.
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66. PROJECTS. (19(34) 40-50.
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(1) Project 2R, A Survey to Determine the Present Status of the three Kinds of Beaver in California - service agreements, quarterly progress reports, 1940.
(2) Project 4D, Desert Game Habitat Improvement Project - report, agreements, photographs, and blue-prints of water delivery systems for quail and other game birds, 1940-41.
(3) Project 5R, A Survey of the Fur Resources of... California - monthly and quarterly progress reports, 1940-45.
(4) Project 6R, The Management of California Valley Quail in the South Coast Counties of California - project working papers: Age-Sex Ratios; Bitterwater Experimental Area - quail censuses and banding, field notes of observations; Diseases; Dune Lakes Experimental Area-Coccidia (disease) studies, lincoln index (census), reports, Passerine (predator) census and feeding experiments, quail nesting studies; FA-6R budgets; Gilroy Hot Springs hunters reports; Kettleman Hills Experimental Area - reports, nest studies, observational predator count and track census, quail census; Queen Sabe Experimental Area-proposal, cover vegetation survey report, quail censuses, diseases, transplanting and trapping; Reports-monthly quarterly and special; Shannon Experimental Area-reports, predator censuses and reports; San Joaquin Experimental Range-general, 1940-46.
(5) Project 7D, Survey, Mark and Post... Game Refuges - quarterly progress reports, 1941-42.
(6) Project 12R, Aerial Survey of Big Game in North-western California and in the Owens Valley - quarterly and final reports, photographs, 1942-44.
(7) Project 14D, Tehama Winter Deer Range Development - quarterly progress report, Sept. 30, 1944.
(8) Project 15R, A Study of the Influence of Seasonal and other Factors on the Food Value of the Meat of Game Animals - proposal, quarterly reports, deer kill reports for Lassen, Marin, Santa Barbara, and Ventura Counties, 1943-45.
(9) Project 16R, Desert Game Water Development Survey-project statement, quarterly reports, vouchers, maps, 1944-46.
(10) Project 176, Valuation Report on the Made line Plains Waterfowl Management Area, 1945.
(11) Project 18D, Beaver Livetrapping and Transplanting-Colorado River survey and management program; corr. concerning selection of sites, planting, licensing of trappers and reports of pelt sales; damage complaints; licensed trappers, 1937-49; muskrat reports and surveys; Oregon beaver program reports; planting and trapping reports; planting locations; management and regulation change proposals; reports-monthly, quarterly, progress, special and final; traps and trailer specifications, 1934-49.
(12) Project 19R, The Life History and Management of Mountain Quail in California - quarterly progress reports, 1945-50.
(13) Project 20R, Survey of Waterfowl Food Plants of California - quarterly progress reports, 1945-50.
(14) Project 26D, Restoration of Valley Quail in the Sierra Foothills - proposal, estimates, vouchers, misc. accounting records, 1947-48.
(15) Projects 25R-33R, 34D, 35R, misc. reports, 1949.
67. COOPERATIVE QUAIL STUDY COMMITTEE. 1936-43
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68. GAME MANAGEMENT, MISCELLANEOUS. 1911-45.
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69. GAME FARM PRODUCTION AND LIBERATIONS. 1926-64, 73.
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70. JOSEPH S. HUNTER PAPERS. 1906-51.
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71. LICENSES, BUREAU OF. 1909-50.
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Records of the Bureau of Marine Fisheries
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72. ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUBJECT FILES. 1916-53.
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A. Abalone, regulation of commercial industry, use of by-products, 1916-53; Accounting and Fiscal, misc., 1948-49; Agar, wartime investigations on value as food source and harvesting of, 1942-44; Albacore, commercial fishing for, 1924-41; American Fisheries Society meetings, 1928, 38-51; Anchovies, commercial fishing regulations, canning standards, 1936-53; Angling Regulations proposals, 1949-51; Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission meetings and legislative positions, 1947-53.
B. Boats, licensing, registration, and wartime regulations affecting, 1926-45.
C. California Fish and Game Biologists Assoc. meetings, 1944-53; California Fish and Game Magazine, manuscripts for publication in, 1926-44; California Fish Canner's Assoc. reports of catches and sardine oil production, 1936-48; California Fisheries, annual reports of canned, cured and manufactured fishery products, 1937-46, and sardine and reduction plant operations, 1938-39 to 41-42 seasons; California Sardine Products Institute, catch and production reports, 1937-48; Clams, regulations on seasons and bag limits, 1949-53; Coast Guard boat lists used in checking fishing activity, 1942; Commercial Fisheries reports of fish landings and values and Fish Bulletin No. 74 The Commercial Fish Catch on California for the Year 1947 With an Historical Review 1916-47, 1940-51; Committees, Misc. meetings, 1942; Common Names of Fishes, standardization for commercial catch reporting, 1921-53; Conservation Education, program and policy development, Motion Picture Committee meetings, development and use of films on abalone, salmon, sardine and tuna industries, school wildlife leaflets and other publications programs, 1945-53; Corporations Commission, applications of canning and packing companies to issue stock referred for comment, 1946-48; Crabs, regulation of seasons and taking of, introduction of new varieties, competition of Alaska imports, catch reports, 1921-41; Crescent City Harbor Improvement and effect of explosives on marine life, 1940, 47.
E, F. Eel River, legislation affecting and impact of proposed introduction of striped bass, 1923, 26; Electrical Fishing Devices use in commercial fishing, 1950; Federal Jurisdiction over California fisheries, 1924-52; Fish Meat, uses of, 1925-44; Fish Nets, wartime difficulties in obtaining, 1943-44; Fish Prices, strikes over, 1927-33 and wartime price data, 1942-43; Fisheries Laboratory, cooperation with University of California research, 1943-48; Fisherman's Organizations, general, 1925-44; Fishing, misc. problems, 1941, 46-51.
G, H. General Orders and amendments as adopted by the Fish and Game Commission, 1919-48; Half Moon Bay improvement, 1945-47; Halibut catch reports, regulations and amendments of the International Fisheries Commission, 1926-53; Herring catch report data, 1916-45, and Nordic Herring Conference proceedings, 1949; H.R. 4503, fish conservation and reclamation, 1945-46; Humboldt Bay improvements; 1945, 49-50.
I. Misc., 1948, 49; International Fisheries Problems, various issues involving U.S. high seas fishery policy and including (1) California Fisheries Committee-activities in the introduction, passage, and implementation of a Tuna Convention with Mexico, Costa Rica and other Latin American countries and other negotiations through the U.S. State Department to resolve such issues as seizure of U.S. fishing vessels in Mexican Territorial waters, 1945-53, (2) Inter-American Tropical Tuna Association creation of, meetings and activities in support of U.S. funding to conduct an intensive population study of tuna in the eastern Pacific fishing area, 1949-53, (3) North Pacific Treaty-Canada, Japan and U.S. agreement to encourage the development, study and management of fisheries to promote the maximum productivity of food and other useful products, 1949-53, (4) Pacific High Seas Fisheries Commission - proposed U.S.-Canada Convention for the preservation of the halibut fishery and for the extension of reciprocal port priviledges, 1949-50, and (5) South and Central Pacific Fisheries-proposed U.S.-Mexico Fisheries Treaty dealing with the issues of Mexican regulation and taxation of U.S. participation in international fisheries management, 1936, 45-53; International Fisheries Regulations, proposal to establish an agency to regulate fisheries in international waters, 1943, 45, 49, 53-54; International Whaling Treaty proposal, 1949.
J. Japanese Fisheries, financial problems of japanese coastal fishing industry, 1950-51.
K. L. Kelp and Seaweed, regulation of harvesting, harvesting reports, pollution of beaches by kelp, 1918, 26-53; Legislation, proposals, amendments, analyses, and position statements on measures affecting Bureau operations, 1942-52; Licenses, general, 1933-34, 49-52; Lobsters, federal legislation and import regulations on, 1951-53; Log Books, revision of as used by trawler fishermen, 1945.
M. Mackeral, catch reports, voluntary season closures, and depletion studies, 1919, 26-51; Mad River Fish Ladder at Sweasey Dam modification, 1950-51; Mission Bay improvements and effects on fish and wildlife, 1932-33, 45, 53; Monterey, City of, monthly reports of fish received by canneries and reduction plants, 1938-52; Monterey-San Luis Obispo Coast Harbor Survey and harbor improvements, 1945, 51; Monterey Bay photos of storm damage of Dec. 8-9, 1943; Morro Bay improvements, 1919, 38, 44-46; Mussels, Health Department quarantine orders, extensions and releases, 1923-48.
N. O. Nativity of fishermen, reports on numbers of licensed alien fishermen including Japanese fishermen at the beginning of WWII, 1921-47; Navy guided missile research at Pt. Mugu and impact on fisheries, 1947; Noyo Harbor improvements, 1945-51; Operating costs of reduction plants, 1936-45.
P. R. Pacific Fishery Biologists annual meetings, 1946-53; Pacific Oceanic Fishery Investigation, cruise reports, meetings, and program review and Tuna Industry Advisory Committee meetings, 1949-53; Plenary Powers of Fish and Game Commission, objections of granting to, 1930, 32, 46; Pollution complaints, investigations, reports and studies with specific emphasis on pollution caused by cannery discharges, 1923-53; Post War Programs and Planning 1941-46; Purse Seining in Mexican waters, 1950; Richmond Harbor improvements, 1945-52.
S. Sacramento River, arguments for and against Propositions 6 and 15 (November, 1948 General Election), initiative measures closing Sacramento River and San Francisco Bay to commercial fishing and to prohibit use of purse seiners within California's three-mile limit, 1948; San Francisco Bay, Reber Plan and impact on Sacramento River fisheries, 1946-53, and History of San Francisco Bay Fisheries, 1952; Salmon catch reports and development of tagging program, 1925-53; Sardines and Sardine Fishing Industry Decline, catch and reductions plant reports and statistics, 1940-53, allocation meetings and reduction plant allotments, 1935, 42-48, boat delivery, reduction plants, and operational reports, 1928-52, size, weight and length regulations, 1941, 48-49; Sardine Advisory Committee organization, meetings and recommendations, 1947-49; Seismic Exploration regulations, applications for and permits granted, fish kill reports, complaints against, and studies and reports on effect of on fish life, 1943, 45-53; Shark Fishing Industry, catch reports and investigations of shark livers as a source of Vitamin A, 1926-48; Shrimp regulations, 1951-53; Sport Fishing reports on recreational fishing, 1927-53; Squid fishing industry and research, 1927-35, 51; State Fish Exchange, legislation transferring functions from Department of Agriculture to Fish and Game Commission, samples of fish-dealer license forms, 1925-33; Statistics, collection and use of in conservation planning, 1919, 25-50; Suisun Bay, effect of naval anchorage on area commercial fishing industry, 1945-46.
T. Tidelands, conflicts of Federal regulation of marine fisheries within 3-mile limits, 1948-51; Trawl Fishing, general, 1942; Tuna, catch reports, annual Tuna Conference reports, monthly and annual reports of fish received, packed, and by-products produced, 1938-53.
W. War efforts, effect on fishing industry with respect to restrictions on boat movements, boats taken over by military services, manpower shortages, and O.P.A. price ceilings, 1941-45; (President's) Water Resources Policy Commission, State recommendations to 1950; Weights and Measures, application of state laws to sardine industry and cannery operations, 1925-52; Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners, annual meetings and resolutions adopted, 1944, 46, 53; Wildlife Management Institute 1950 annual meeting, 1949-50.
73. FISHERIES LABORATORY FILES. 1940-45.
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Records of the Bureau of Patrol and Law Enforcement
74. CORRESPONDENCE. 1946-51.
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75. WEEKLY PATROL REPORTS. 1948, 49, 50.
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Publications of the Division of Fish and Game
76. THE SERVICE BULLETIN, 1934, 39-40, 46.
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77. OUTDOOR CALIFORNIA. 1940-43, 44, 46, 47-49, 51.
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78. PHOTOGRAPHS. c. 1910-1969.
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF MINES
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79. STATE MINING BUREAU. 1889-1918.
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80. AGREEMENTS. 1946-50.
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81. CORRESPONDENCE. 1930-58.
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82. ITINERARIES. 1951-52.
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83. MEMORANDA, INTER-OFFICE. 1950-61.
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84. ORE BUYERS LICENSING ACT. 1937-53.
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85. PRESS RELEASES. 1939, 52.
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86. PUBLICATIONS. 1918, 40, 47-55.
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87. W.P.A. PROJECT FILES. 1935-39.
(1) Projects, General: status reports on all projects under division administration and final reports on project 2892, Lantern Slide Photography and 3392, Handbook on the Geology of California, 1936-37.
(2) Project 2668, Mapping of California Mining Districts, project application, description, correspondence with field personnel, weekly and bimonthly progress reports of man-hours and labor costs, 1935-39.
(3) Project 7387 (previously 4190), Bibliography of the Geology and Mineral Resources of California, project weekly reports, correspondence, and cost data, 1937-38.
(4) Project 8251 (previously 6753), reorganizing, cataloging, and inventoring records of the Division of Mines, correspondence and other documentation dealing with personnel transactions, miscellaneous project activity reports.
RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS
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89. OIL AND GAS DIVISION, GENERAL. 1916-51.
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(1) Agreements, examples of Standard Service Agreements, 1937, 41, 42, 48.
(2) (Equalization, State Board of), annual Assessment Rolls for Petroleum and Gas Fund, receipts used for support of divisional operations, 1916-19, 21, 24, 29-31, 35, 40, 43, 45, 50.
(3) Map Sales, monthly district and statewide summaries of, 1950-51.
(4) Press Bulletins, examples of weekly reports of oil field operations, deepening or redrilling operations, and abandonments, 1939, 40.
(5) Production Schedules and Summaries, Playa Del Rey Field Schedule of Allowable Production and Summary of Production, 1934.
(6) Weekly Summaries of Notices, district logs of oil field activities, 1945. This information was summarized and provided the basis of information as reported in the weekly Press Bulletins, see above (4).
(7) Township plats (Mining Bureau, State) of oil and gas claims for Fresno, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Santa Barbara and Ventura counties, 1916 (D1295, F3363).
RECORDS OF THE STATE RECREATION COMMISSION
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF SMALL CRAFT HARBORS
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RECORDS OF THE DIVISION OF SOIL CONSERVATION AND THE STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMISSION
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90. ORGANIZATION. 1941, 42, 43.
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91. ADMINISTRATIVE FILES. 1953-59.
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92. CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU FEDERATION. 1949, 53, 55, 59.
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93. FEDERAL PROJECTS. 1958-59.
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94. LEGISLATION. 1949-59.
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95. PUBLIC LAW 566. 1954-59.
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96. SOIL STEWARDSHIP WEEK. 1957.
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97. U.S.D.A. SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE. 1945, 57-61.
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98. (CALIFORNIA) WATER COMMISSION. 1955-58.
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99. WATERSHED CONGRESS. 1956-58.
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100. WATER SERVICE AGENCIES. 1954.
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101. Natural Resources Fish and Game. Information Office. Photographs. c. 1910-1969.
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102. Natural Resources Mines and Geology Watts photographs. 1895-1898.
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103. Natural Resources Mines and Geology Dredge photographs. 1903-1912.
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104. Natural Resources Mines and Geology Photographs. 1895-c. 1910.
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105. Natural Resources Mines and Geology Photographs. c. 1875-1915.
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106. Natural Resources Mines and Geology Photographs. c. 1870-1952.
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Project activity and progress reports and miscellaneous working papers.
Alpine County
Alum Rock Park
Amador County
Anchorage of the San Carlos
Angels Camp
Anza Desert State Park
Anza Expedition Camps
Armistice Oak Tree
Armstrong Redwoods State Park
Asistensia de San Antonio de Pala
Austin (Mary) Home,
Avila Adobe
Banning Park
Battlefield State Historical, San Pasqual
Bear Flag Monument
Bend City Site
Benicia Arsenal
Bidwell State Park
Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Blue Wing Inn
Brand Park
Broderick-Terry Dueling Place
Butte County
Butterfield Stage Station
Calaveras County
Calaveras State Park
California Star Newspaper Office
California State Capitol II
California State Capitol III
California State Capitol IV
California Theatre
Camp Independence
Campo de Cahuenga
Captain Jack's Stronghold
Carlsbad Beach State Park
Carpenteria Beach State Park
Carson Hill
Casa Adobe de San Rafael
Casa de Estudillo
Casa de la Guerra
Castillo de San Joaquin
Castle Crags State Park
Castro Home
College of California, Site of
Colton Hall
Columbia, Town of
Colusa County
Contra Costa County
Covarrubias Adobe
Cuyamaca
Dana Point
Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park
Derby Dike
Discovery Well
D. I. Bliss State Park
Doheny Beach State Park
Dominguez Ranch House
Donner Monument
Douglas Flat
Drum Barricks
El Dorado, Parker House and Dennison's Exchange.
Empire Mine, The
Estudillo Home
First Permanent White Habitation in Owens Valley
First Sawmill in Marin County
First Theatre in California
First U.S. Branch mint in California, Site of
Fort Roops (Fort Defience)
Fort Guijarros, Site of
Fort Gunny logs
Fort Humboldt
Fort Rosecrans
Fort Ross
Fort Stockton
Fort Tejon
Founding of the Presidio of San Francisco
Fremont
Fresno County
Giant Desert Figures near Blythe
Glenn County
Hacienda of Governor Pio Pico
Hancock Park, La Brea
Hangman's Tree
Havilah
Hiouchi Redwoods State Park
Hock Farm
Humboldt County
Humboldt County, Redwood Parks of
Imperial County
Inyo County
Joaquin Miller House
Kern County
Kings County
Kruze Rododendron Reserve
La Mesa Battlefield
Landing Place of Captain Montgomery
Landing Place of Sebastion Vizcaino and Fray Junipero Serra
La Punta de Los Muertos
Lake County
Larkin House
Lassen's Monument
Lighter Wharf at Bolinas
Lime Kilns
Livermore Memorial Monument
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Plaza
Lotta Crabtree, Home of
Luther Burbank Home and Gardens
Madera County
Manhattan Beach State Park
Marin County
Mark Twain Cabin
Marshall's Blacksmith Shop
Marshall (James) Monument
Mayfield Canyon Battleground
McArthur Memorial State Park
Mendocino County
Merced Theatre
Mill Creek Redwoods Saved
Mission Bay State Park
Mission Dam and Flue
Mission La Purisima Conception
Mission Nuestra Senora de la Soledad
Mission San Antonio de Padua
Mission San Carlos de Barromeo de Carmelo
Mission San Diego de Alcala
Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana
Mission San Francisco de Asis
Mission San Francisco Solano
Mission San Gabriel Arcangel
Mission San Jose
Mission San Juan Bautista and Plaza
Mission San Juan Capestrano
Mission San Luis Rey de Francia
Mission San Rafael Arcangel
Mission Santa Cruz de Asis
Mission Santa Cruz
Mission Santa Ines
Mission Vieja, Site of
Mitchler Hotel
Modjeska's House
Mokelumne Hill
Mono County
Monterey County
Monterey Block
Monument of Chief Solano
Morro Bay State Park
Morro Strand State Park
Mount Diablo State Park
Mount Diablo State Park Acquisition
Mount Diablo State Park Flora and Fauna
Mount Diablo's History
Mount San Jacinto State Park
Mountain Parks of Southern California
Mount Tamalpais State Park
John Muir Home
Murphy's
Napa County
Natural Bridges Beach State Park
Nevada County
New Almaden Mine
New Brighton Beach State Park
Niantec Hotel
Vallejo (or Niles) Flour Mill
Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles
Oak of the Golden Dream
Old Bale Mill
Custom House at Monterey
Old Statehouse
Old Town of Shasta
Old Labero Theatre
Orange County
Palomar Mountain State Parks
Parent Washington Naval Orange Tree
Parrott Granite Rock, Site of
Peralta Home
Peter Lassen Marker
Pfeiffer Redwoods State Park
Phelan Beach State Park
Pico House (Hotel)
Pioneer Oil Refinery
Pioneer Telegraph Station
Pismo Beach State Park
Place Where Garces Crossed the Kern River
Placer County
Plaza, San Diego Viejo
La Plaza at San Juan Bautista
Plumas County
Plummer Park
Point Lobos Reserve State Park
Pomona College, First Home of
Portola Expedition Camp Sites - San Mateo County
Portsmouth Plaza
Putnam's (Cabin), Site of
Rancho San Antonio (Peralta Grant)
Reading Adobe
Residence of General William Ide
Rincon Hill
Riverside County
Site of Louis Rubidoux House
Royal Presidio Chapel of San Carlos
Sacramento County
Saint James Episcopal Church
San Andreas
San Benito County
San Bernardino Asistencia
San Bernardino County
San Carlos- into San Francisco Bay, Entrance of
San Clemente Beach State Park
San Diego County
San Diego Presidio Site
San Diego Whaling Station, Site of
San Francis Ranch
San Francisco County
Shoreline Markers (San Francisco)
San Joaquin County
San Luis Obispo County
San Mateo County
San Simeon Creek Beach State Park
Santa Barbara County
Santa Clara County
Santa Cruz County
Santa Margarita Asistencia
Santa Monica Beach State Park
Serra Palm
Shasta County
Silver Strand Beach State Park
Solano County
Sonoma Coast Park
Sonoma County
Stevenson House (Robert Luis)
Studebaker's Shop
Sutter County
Sutter's Fort
Swift's Stone Corral
Tehama County
Telegraph Hill
Temelic Hall
Tip of Ballast Point
Town of Trinidad
Trinidad Head
Trinity County
Tulare County
Tuolumne County
Tuttletown
Vallecito Stage Depot (Station)
Vallejo Home, General
Valley Springs
Vasquez Tree and Site of 21-Mile House
Ventura County
Volcano and Buildings
Walker's Pass
Weber Point and Site of Captain Charles M. Weber House
Yerba Buena Island
Yolo County
Yosemite Valley
Yuba County
Final Summary Report