The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-26
Summaries of April Reports
Of State Departments to
Board of Control

tribution of stockhold er,s lists to town
clerks and listers, involving the check
ing of approximately $4,000 cards and
the making of $4,000 changes and new
cards. was done by the department,
The list of corporations whose char.
tiers We're revoked for failure to pay
their annual tax and file returns was
made up. as was also the list of do
nestle corporations which have filed
returns. Copies of the tax laws pass.
ed at the recent session of the legis-
lature were distributed to listers.
Fish and Game Department.
During the month of April IS set line
licenses were issued.
In Windham county a general per-
NIT has been issued, and published N
the county papers, permitting persons
holding hunting license to take the
coarse species, pike, pickerel and Ger.
man carp by shooting from April 18th
until May 18th This permit covers
the waters known as the meadows,
bordering the eastern bank of the Con
necticut river, from Vernon to Bel
lows Falls. Under the same permit
suckers may be taken by any method
except poisoning, etc, between the
same dates as above.
This same policy has been adopted
by special permits in the tributaries
of Lake Morey and Lake Fairlee. in
Orange county, and in the Mississquoi
River below the dam at Swanton vii,
lage The policy being to make avail
able as many coarse fish as possible
for food
The demand has been very heavy
for brook. trout fry for private stock
ing. $4,000 fry have been shipped
from the hatcheries to fill these or
ders. and on application for public
! waters. Fish are now advanced to the
feeding stage, and losses are below the
average for the past two years.
Pike perch propagation work, in CO
operation with the United States Blu
reau of Fisheries, has been going on
at West Swanton, and large number
Of eggs have been secured This work
is now on at Milton, and the limit of
our. capacity at the Burlington. station,
/ 80 900 600 to 80, 600, GEO fry, is assured
At Caspian Lake the first step has
i been taken toward the restoration Of
this important body of water to its
former prestige as resort for anglers.
J Potters brook. the spawning ground
F.! for steelhead trout, has been closed
until June 1st. and special warden
service installed
At Chittenden dam in Rutland coun-
! ty under an arrangement with the
! United States Bureau of Fisheries.
steelhead trout are being taken for
propagation purposes. This work is
under the supervision of Superinten,
dent NJ. E Merrill, of the Bureaus
Auxiliary Station at Holden. The
states portion of fry from the eggs
secured viii be planted in the waters
tributary to the lake.
State institutions.
The population Of the state institu
tons was as follows
Males Females
House of correction IA 9
State prison 100 %
State hospital for the
insane $40 sci
School for feeble-minded 50 SO
Insurance Department.
There were issued during the month
licenses to III insurance companie.
and to 1905 agents and brokers. The
work of checking up and auditing tht
annual statements of the insuranc;
companies for the business year end
ing December 81, 1918, required by Law
to be made by the companies, is being
continued.
Public Service Commission.
The public service commission has
investigated five accidents during the
month of April. has held public hear
ings in 8. cases, has investigated in
formal complaints, issued reports
relative to petitions before it and ha'
certificate to do business in Vernon
granted an extension of the origina
during April /, 1920, to twenty publ
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