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New England Salmon Hatcheries and Salmon Fisheries in the Late 19th Century by Various
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Allotted to the Massachusetts Commission...................187,000
Allotted to the New Hampshire Commission...................140,000

Total....................................................1,169,000

The share of the United States Commission was assigned and shipped,
under orders, as follows:

A. W. Aldrich, commissioner, Anamosa, Iowa..................50,000
E. A. Brackett, commissioner, Winchester, Mass..............25,000
H. H. Buck, Orland, Me, to be hatched for
Eagle Lake, Mount Desert....................................20,000
Paris, Mich., for Michigan commission.......................50,000
Madison, Wis., for Wisconsin commission.....................50,000
R. O. Sweeny, commissioner, Saint Paul, Minn ...............50,000
South Bend, Nebr., for Nebraska Commission..................20,000
E. B. Hodge, commissioner, Plymouth, N.H....................40,000
Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y., for New York Commission..........60,000
Plymouth, N. H., for Vermont Commission ....................25,000
Plymouth, N. H., for Lake Memphremagog .....................25,000
Central Station, Washington, D.C. ..........................10,000
R. E. Earll, World's Exposition, New Orleans ................5,000
G. W. Delawder, commissioner, Baltimore .....................5,000
Myron Battles, North Creek, N................................5,000
A. R. Fuller, Meacham Lake, N. .............................20,000

F. Mather for transmission to Europe as follows:
For Herr von Behr, Germany..................................40,000
For Tay Fishery Board, Scotland.............................20,000
For National Fish Culture Association, England..............30,000
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