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Custodian of the Public Build
ings, Joel III. Rowlenson of Balti-
more city; salary, $1,000 with an
appropriation for assistants. (The
amount varies according to the rec
ommendation of the governor, and
is expended under his personal
direction.)
State Librarian, Luther ii. Gadd
of Caroline; salary, $500.
Two Fish Commissioners, Rich
ard 7. Browning of Garrett and
John S. Sudler of Somerset; sala-
ries $500 per year, with an appro-
priation for two assistants.
Two Tobacco Inspectors, Wm.
B. Clagett, of Prince Georges and
Isaac N. Nutwell of Anne Arundel;
salaries $500, with clerks and
assistants.
Adjt-Gen. Henry Kyd Douglas
of Washington county,; salary
$500, with one clerk at $1,000 per
year.
In addition to the above the Gov
ernor appoints three Supervisors of
Elections In each county, all the
registers of voters in the counties,
all the justices of the peace,
all the school missloners,
three in each county, and the State
Board of health composed of five
doctors; The State Commissioner
of Pharmacy, composed of three
druggists; the State Examiners of
Dental Surgery, composed of five
dentists; the State Board of Veter-
mary Physicians, composed of five
members: the State Board of Edu-
cation, composed of five, of which
His Excellency is ex-officio chair
man. He also appoints the State
Lunacy Commission, composed of
five physicians. Some of these
positions are honorary, without sal
ary, and others have appropriations
to cover their necessary expenses,
with salaries for the executive off
GERS. He also appoints directors
to the various State institutions.
The Governor also names a large
nun ber of city officials for Baltl-
more. including all the Justices of
the Peace. The most important
city positions filled by his appoint
ment are the following;
Liquor License Commissioners,
George Cotton, John Richardson
and Robert Crane; salary, $4,000
each, with three clerks at $1,000
each. The clerks are FL. B. Hum
phreys, John Freeman Rasin and
Charles Philbln.
Board of Election Supervisors,
VIM. II. Bians, Thomas M. Ian
ahan and Charles j. Bsnaparte;
salaries, $500 each, with several
clerks, whose pay varies.
Eight Police Magistrates, seven
assigned to districts and one at
large. Salaries S21O0 each.
In addition to the above, there
are several oyster measurers, oyster
inspectors, weighers of hay, weigh
ers of cattle, inspectors of weights
and measurs and other minor posi-
tions filed by appointment of the
Executive, all of which, taken to-
gether, make small army of office
holders who are removable for
cause by the Executive, and of what
constitutes the cause he is the sole
judge. With the exception of the
Supervisors of elections, of which
one on each board must be of the
minority party, which is now the
Democratic party, all are now Dem
ocrats.
The Governor also fills tempora-
rily all vacant judgeships, county
mmissionerships, vacancies in the
Office of Sheriff, orphans court
judges, vacancies in the office OF
police commissioner in Baltimore
city, besides other minor positions.
All the appointments named must
be made under the constitution
within fifty days after the opening
of the session of the General As
sembly and sent into the senate for