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430 Salmon Canned Season 1893
Put up 1700 cases Sockeye Salmon
Each 48 #bs [pounds] Equals 81600 #b [pounds] which
Equals 41 Tons fish
These 1700 Cases contained 22605
fish or an average of 13 8/10 fish
to Each case. It takes about 70 #bs [pounds]
of fish (guts heads & [and] all) to fill 1 case
We also put of 442 cases Spring
Salmon which contained 1155
fish or an average of 2 5/8 fish
to Each case
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Tin plate used in Cannery 431
A Box of Tin contains 110 sheets
and 2 which are used as a cover
and is said to contain 112 sheets
but only 110 sheets can be used for Cans
Each sheet being 14x20 inches in size
A Box of Tin will make 9 1/6 cases
of tin Cans complete or 440 complete
Tin Cans.
1 sheet of Tin will make 12 Tops
and 12 Bottoms
1 Sheet of Tin will make 6 cans. No Top, No Bottom.
1 Sheet Tin will make 4 Complete Cans
12 Sheets Tin make 1 Case Complete Cans
109 Boxes Tin will make 1000 Cases
complete Tins or 48000 Tins
A Season of 5000 Cases Salmon will
require 545 cases Tin which at $5
purchase will cost $2725
It Takes 7 Gallon Laquer to cover
1000 cases of Tins
I Takes 1 Gallon Benzine for 450 cases
Cans are only dipped now on the Tops
and Bottoms as the Labels covers
all the rest of the can.
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