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Lawrence when they were smelts, is a good proof that the Tadoussac hatchery is<br />

doing some good towards increasing the salmon in this district.<br />

On one occasion I allowed the Professor Raymond Casgrain to fish the little<br />

lake just above the hatchery where we plant so many fry every year. He was<br />

permitted to take six, and in about twenty minutes he came back, much delighted,<br />

with six young salmon. I gave, another day, the same privilege to Mr. I. D. Guay,<br />

proprietor of the newspaper, the Progrès du Saguenay. He was astonished at the<br />

number of young salmon that could be caught in this little lake, It is a splendid<br />

fishery. The two parties were allowed to catch these fish in the hatchery lake as<br />

an experiment to show how numerous the young salmon were in it.<br />

This report is humbly submitted.<br />

L N. CATELTjIER,<br />

Officer in charge Tacloussac Hatchery.<br />

1O..-.MAGO HATCHERY.<br />

PROVINCE <strong>OF</strong> QUEBEC.<br />

Report of the Officer in charge of the !dagog ilatchery for 1888.<br />

I beg leave to submit the following annual report of the work of the Magog<br />

flatchery for the past year.<br />

On the 7th day of March last there were received from the Newcastle Hatchery<br />

in Ontario and deposited in the Magog Hatchery 2,500,000 salmon trout eggs and<br />

1,500,000 whitefish eggs, all of which were fully eyed and well developed. The<br />

water supply here was colder than usual owing to the extreme lateness of the spring,<br />

consequently the eggs were nearly one month later in hatching. Notwithstanding<br />

this it is very gratifying to state that 1,350,000 whitefish and 2,125,000 salmon<br />

trout fry were hatched and safely deposited in a vigorous healthy condition in the<br />

following named sheets of water in accordance with the instructions from the superintendent<br />

of fish culture :—.-<br />

SAiMO TROUT DISTRrBtTTION.<br />

Date. Lakes. Oountiea. Number.<br />

1888.<br />

May 23<br />

do 24....<br />

do 25.,...<br />

do 29....<br />

do 30......<br />

do 31<br />

June 4.....<br />

do 5.....,<br />

do 5.<br />

do 5.....<br />

do 7<br />

do 8......<br />

do 9<br />

do 9<br />

do 11<br />

'do 11.....,<br />

do 13<br />

Massawippi<br />

Ortord<br />

&egantio..<br />

\Iemphremagog..<br />

do ..<br />

do<br />

Selby<br />

t. Charles<br />

Fortin .. ..<br />

Nlemphremagog<br />

Baldwins . ..<br />

femphremagog<br />

Orford ..<br />

Iemphremagog..<br />

William ,<br />

Richmond<br />

Bamston...<br />

Stansead.<br />

Bcome and Compton. .<br />

Ilegantic . .. ..<br />

Stanstead and Brome<br />

do<br />

do ..<br />

Missisquoi ..<br />

Beance ..... ..<br />

do<br />

Stanstead and Brome<br />

Stanstead<br />

do and Brome.<br />

Compton do .<br />

Stanstead do<br />

Megantic<br />

Richmond. ....<br />

Stanstead<br />

Total<br />

150,000<br />

150,000<br />

150,000<br />

2 )0,00()<br />

200,000<br />

200,000<br />

75,000<br />

50,000<br />

100,000<br />

200,000<br />

50,000<br />

200,000<br />

100,000<br />

125,000<br />

100,000<br />

25,000<br />

50,000<br />

2,125,000

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