. Annual report . 10,000 Lake Trout fry 49,000 Lake Trout fingerlings 1,000 Rainbow Trout fry 12,000 Pike-Perch . . ; 300,000 Shad 1,250,000 Smelt 5,160,000 Tomcods 34,700,000 Whitefish 250,000 Total 42,361,800 DELAWARE HATCHERY. Brook Trout fry 95,000 Brook Trout fingerlings 45,500 Brook Trout yearlings 39,000 Brown Trout fry 100,000 Brown Trout fingerlings 72,000 Total 35^,5°° FULTON CHAIN HATCHERY. Brook Trout fry 260,000 Grayling Trout fry 180,000 Rainbow Trout fry 20,000 Frostfish 2,795,000 Total 3,255,000 ONEIDA HATCHERY. Pike-Perch 60,280,000 Whitefish 10,366,000 Total 70,646,000 FOREST
. Annual report . 10,000 Lake Trout fry 49,000 Lake Trout fingerlings 1,000 Rainbow Trout fry 12,000 Pike-Perch . . ; 300,000 Shad 1,250,000 Smelt 5,160,000 Tomcods 34,700,000 Whitefish 250,000 Total 42,361,800 DELAWARE HATCHERY. Brook Trout fry 95,000 Brook Trout fingerlings 45,500 Brook Trout yearlings 39,000 Brown Trout fry 100,000 Brown Trout fingerlings 72,000 Total 35^,5°° FULTON CHAIN HATCHERY. Brook Trout fry 260,000 Grayling Trout fry 180,000 Rainbow Trout fry 20,000 Frostfish 2,795,000 Total 3,255,000 ONEIDA HATCHERY. Pike-Perch 60,280,000 Whitefish 10,366,000 Total 70,646,000 FOREST, FISH AND GAME VALLEY HATCHERY. Brook Trout fry 145,000 Brook Trout fingerlings 98,000 Brook Trout yearlings 9,000 Brown Trout fry 165,000 Brown Trout fingerlings 81,000 Brown Trout yearlings . 30,500 Lake Trout fingerlings 47,000 Lake Trout yearlings 48,500 Rainbow Trout fingerlings 32,000 Rainbow Trout yearlings 14,500 Total ....... ..:..:.. 670,500 Grand total output 140,981,055 153. Report of tfye Cfyief Game Protector 1903 To tl)e Forest, Pisl) and (iame Commission: GENTLEMEN.— In accordance with your instructions I hereby submit areport of the business of my Department for the year ending on Septem-ber 30, 1903. It shows the work performed by the force of protectors inthe bringing of actions, the amount of recoveries in fines and penalties, and thetime served in jail by several persons; the number and value of nets and otherdevices for the taking of fish which, while being used in violation of law, wereseized and destroyed; the amount received for the sale of the timber confiscatedfrom trespassers who had been lumbering on State land, and the sale of oldabandoned buildings, together with a summary of the licensed nets operated bycommercial fishermen, with the fees received; the amount and value of the fishcaught during the year, and other matters of interest. Much credit is due the Legislature for the valuable amendments, passed at thelast session
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