Selective Alaska records concerning wildlife management from the Bureau of Biological Survey and Bureau of Fisheries, 1904-1935.

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Selective Alaska records concerning wildlife management from the Bureau of Biological Survey and Bureau of Fisheries, 1904-1935.

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Correspondence, agents' reports, personnel files, and memoranda. Employee records include: Henry D. Aller, Henry W. Elliott, Charles H. Gilbert, Fred H. Gray, Nathan O. Hardy, Harold Heath, Willis H. Rich, and H.O. Smith.

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