La Georgia, storica ed industriale . La resa della pesca di questo stato era 4,995,100 libbre, vale la pena$170,605. Gli elementi più importanti nel settore della pesca della Georgia areoysters, la resa essendo valutati $86,709, e shad, il valore di whichw^come $46,705. La cattura di teiTapin è stata valutata a $11,254, e sturgeonat $4,060. Il valore dei prodotti, quando confrontata con quella del 1890,mostra un aumento di $47,042. Il Soprintendente auspica soprattutto lodare il lavoro svolto dal pesce operai in tutto lo stato. Essi hanno mostrato interesse andactivity e sono riusciti veiy effectually nell'applicazione

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Georgia, historical and industrial . The yield of the fisheries of this State was 4, 995, 100 pounds, worth$170, 605. The most important items in the fisheries of Georgia areoysters, the yield being valued at $86, 709, and shad, the value of whichw^as $46, 705. The catch of teiTapin was valued at $11, 254, and sturgeonat $4, 060. The value of products, when compared with that of 1890, shows an increase of $47, 042. The Superintendent wishes especially to commend the work done bythe Fish Wardens throughout the State. They have shown interest andactivity, and have succeeded veiy effectually in enforcing the laws. Thecompensation provided for these Wardens by the Code is one-half ofthe fines and forfeitures imposed by the court and paid by the violators.Under the construction which has been placed on these words, when theyhave been construed, the Wardens get nothing when, the defendant issent to the chain-gang in default of paying his fine. This works a mani-fest injustice, I would ree£>mmend that these Wardens be paid the same. /.// Ilrmhfion. Illi; (;i;(>K«!1;. ].:?, , Ill ;i p.iiiiiiiii:- by llnl Mnnis.m. ..f Ail;iiil;i. (, :. GEORGIA: HISTORICAL AND INDUSTRIAL. 329 proportion of the amount realized from the hiring out of a defendant toa chain-gang, where he docs not pay the fine, as is given the Wardenwhen the fine is paid. The hibor performed by these men in seemingthe con^dction of criminals and the enforcing of the laws makes this justAnd the provision should be the same, , whether the money comes directlyfrom the payment of the fine or from the hiring out of the defendant. During this year I have distributed over the State more than onethousand copies of the Georgia Fish Laws. The good which has alreadyresulted from the publishing of this booklet is gieat and will continue.In many counties the wardens have reported to me that, with the distri-bution of these laws, violations have practically ceased. An addendumhas been prepared giving the public and local laws enact

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