Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-10-14

guard bear with you burdens government giving from
four weeks their time per without remuneration
They do not ask look with favor increased
say impression gained an intimate
them many years. but you grant with proprey, Veterans
of ten twenty of honorable SERVICE their retirement
exemption from further jury duty
There the law provide for the the
who the guard should be desig
mated to administer the oath.
do not Look with favor upon any proposition to increase the
who would organize company of Vermont Cavalry and support
the without to the State would be well to encourage
The Roster Volunteers the War of the Rebellion,
prepared under direction of the Adutan and Inspector General
is an excellent example of careful and panang work. rejecting
credit the Office it will be of value to the State.
SOLDIERS HOME.
The Soldiers Home in Bennington has been further supplied with
facilities by the construction of suitable hospital and the erection
chapel the latter having been obtained by subscp
tons from friends of the soldier the State The report Of the
board shows that:
There have been admitted during years ending
DISCHARGED :. . 80
Whole number admitted
They for an appropriation report
pete in all matters relating to the Home and the care of its
inmates showing widespread and patriotic interest on the part of
people that it is worthy of careful study.
The work of marking the positions occupied by Vermont troops
battle field of Gettysburg, in the of the Rebellion has
been carried forward by of the regiments engaged and
ment erected by the surviving members and friends OF the 10Th
advanced position occupied by this regiment IN the eliminating
of the last day of the battle.
be made this time in order that the patriotic history of the State
may kept fresh in the minds Of the people and perpetuaed in
SALARIES
In regard salaries of Trustees of public institutions
reminded that members of the bar are compelled by law to defend
criminals without that the Savings Bank Tus
perform their duties without pay; the asylum
Beboro and the Soldiers Home Bennington managed by
who freely give of their time and efforts to aid in this phn
ropc work May Vermont rely upon such service upon other
of her boards Men thus serving will confer high honor the
State and in return recipients distinction
peculiarly and gracefully attaches those associated with charitable
work. nobility which only can come from personal sacrhce and
devotion.
report Fisheries, it will be
that much attention has been given the proper
of the laws already the books for the protection of fish
game The benefits be derived from the Restocking of
streams and ponds will become more apparent with the advent of
time, consequently there will be greater temptation violate
get punishment Where game laws clearly under
public will their execution 1t is unortu-
invite the careful attention Of the Legislature the report Of the
Commissioners, the end that all uncertainty be removed
The slaughter young fish fingers length in by
strong abeboed is not pleasing sight For SUCH the ter
law provided, and it should remain upon
the if the work of restocking the to be made
e1ectual
Hatchery be built has been located
Roxbuy and small plant erected from which during the past
800 900 young have been turned to the Commits
oner of Fisheries and planted in different streams in the State
thought that least double number be obtained
the the coming 1t is desirable that the
good fishing is far beyond the natural growth and if would
the greatest advantages that afforded by numerous
waters splendid surroundings
of ordinary business sueac to continue the work well begun
One method Of popuazng laws is such
of game that there be reasonable catch at all
seasonabe times
With completion of the haceies provision should he made
plant Commissioners of Fisheries that being
in my Judgment in the line Of true economy
report ofhe State Board of Health
gtening the laws concerning the public
: health
of the unrestricted immigration from foreign nations
country recently realized danger that accompanies the
In all probability the alarm from this state of things will moi
passed borders exposed to all the
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