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204

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

 

by the proper propagation and culture of fish, and

 

for that reason have appointed Commissions to take

 

charge of the propagation of food fishes, and —

 

WHEREAS, The Congress of the United States has

 

also appointed a Commissioner General of Fisheries,

 

who is ready and willing to co-operate with the Com-

Preamble.

missioners of Fisheries of the several States in furnish-

 

ing such aid and information as may assist in the

 

stocking of the waters of the said States with food

 

fishes; therefore —

 

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of

Appointment of

Maryland, That the Governor, by and with the

 

advice and consent of the Senate, is hereby authorized

 

to appoint two competent persons, who shall continue

 

in office for two years from the time of their appoint-

Commission'rs

ment, and until their successors are appointed, who

of Fisheries.

shall be known as Commissioners of Fisheries of

 

Maryland, and that one of the commissioners shall

 

come from the Eastern and one from the Western:

 

Shore of the State.

 

SEC. 2. Se it enacted, That it shall be the duty of

Duties of

said Commissioners to immediately proceed to inspect

 

all the waters of this State, with a view of stocking

 

the same with such food fishes as in their judgment

 

shall be most advantageous, and with such object

 

shall communicate with the Commissioner General

 

of Fisheries of the United States, and with the Com-

 

missioners of Fisheries' appointed by the different

 

States, and report the result of their inspection to

Deport.

the Governor of this State as soon as practicable, and

 

that they examine into the feasibility of cutting a

 

channel around the Great Falls of the Potomac to

 

admit the passage offish from tide water into the upper

 

Potomac, and that they also inquire into the expe-

 

diency of constructing fish-ways or fish-ladders to

 

admit the passage of fish over dams or other obstruc-

 

tions in the upper Potomac, or elsewhere in the State,

 

and that an estimate of cost, be made, and a report

 

thereof be made to the next General Assembly of

 

Maryland.

 

SEC. 3. Be it enacted, That it shall.be the duty of

Duty of

the said Commissioners of Fisheries, after making

 

the inspection and obtaining the information required



 
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