Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-01-14
VACANCIES NAVAL ACADEMY.
Those To Be Filled By Senators
And Congressmen.
NOMINATIONS MUST BE MADE BEFORE
MARCH 4TH NEXT.
Complete List of Vacancies At The Naval
Academy Made By Gradua.
tiOn During 1907.

United States Senators and Repre-
sentatives are called upon TO fill GER
tain vacancies that will occur at the
Naval Academy by reason of the grad
uation of the present senior class.
Such nominations TO fill vacancies in
the class of 1907 must be made be-
fore March 4, 1907. The following
are the number of appointments by
Senators TO fill vacancies by gradu-
alton in 1907, each of the following
Senators having one appointment !:
j. p. Clark, Arkansas; q. G. Perkins,
California; II. NJ. Teller and L. Nj.
Patterson, Colorado; +. ID. Brando-
gee, Connecticut; S. II. Mallory,
florida; w. b. Hepburn, Idaho; j..
A. Hemenway, Indiana; j. p. Dolli-
yer, Iowa; w. B. Allison, Iowa; A.
w. Benson, Kansas: j. q. ;. Black
burn, Kentucky; Il. Hale, Maine !;
w. p. Whyte, Maryland; w. M.
Crane, Massachusetts; X. Nelson,
Minnesota; NJ. T.. Clapp, Minnesota; /;
A. j. McIaurin, Mississippi; w. A.
Clark, Montana; Il. J.. Burkett, Ne
braska; II. G. Newlands, Nevada; j..
G.. Gallinger, New Hampshire; III.
T.. Burnham, New Hampshire; G..
Dick, Ohio; j. b. FRASER and Il. w.
Cormack, Tennessee; G.. A. CulbersOn,
Texas r. Smoot, Utah; X. Proctor
and w. p. Dillingham;, Vermont; 5.
III. Piles and l.. Ankeny, Washington
n. b. Scott, West Virginia.; j. c.
Spooner, Wisconsin: #. T.. Warren
and C. ID. Clark, Wyoming.
The following Senators have two APP
pointments j. T. Morgan, Alabama; !;
+. p. Flynn, California. The follow
ing are the vacancies by graduation in
1907 to be filled by Representatives
Alabama, first and fourth districts,
one each; Arizona, at large, one;
Arkansas, sixth, one; California,
second and third, one, fifth, two; Coll
orado, first and second, one; at large,
one; Connecticut, at large, one; second
and third, one each; Delaware, at large,
one; Florida, first, one; Georgia, first,
third and eighth, one each, and tenth,
two; Hawaii, at large, one Idaho, at
large, one; Illiois, first, ninth, tenth,
twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, fif-
teenth, twentieth, one each; Indiana,
second, third, fifth, seventh, ninth,
thirteenth, one each; Iowa, first, sec
ond, seventh, eighth and tenth, one
each. and third, two: Kansas, at
large, one; fifth and sixth, one each t:
Kentucky, second, fifth, sixth and
eleventh, one each; Louisiana, fifth,
one; Maine, first, one; Maryland,
fourth and sixth, one; Massachusetts,
second, third, fourth, sitxh, seventh,
tenth, twelfth and fourteenth, one
each Michigan, first, sixth, seventh.
eleventh and twelfth, one each; Min
nesota, second and third, one each /;
Missouri, second, sixth and seventh,
one each; Montana, at large, one
Nebraska. fourth. one; Aex Hamp-
shire. fiiss. onc /: New Jersey, fourth,
sixth, seventh and eighth, one each
New York, fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth,
sixteenth, eighteenth, nineteenth,
twenty-foutn, twenty-sixth, twenty
seventh, thirty-first, thirty second,
thirty-third, thirty-fourth, thirty
sixth and thirty one each
North Carolina, first and tenth, one
each: North Dakota, at large, two;
Ohio, first, seventh, ninth, tenth,
eleventh, thirteenth, seventeenth,
eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth,
one each; Pennsylvania, second,
fourth, seventh, tenth, eleventh, thir-
teenth, sixteenth. ninteenth, twenty
third, twenty-sixth, twenty-ninth.
thirtieth, thirty first, thirty second. one
each; South Carolina, first, seco nd,
third, fourth, fifth and seventh, one
each; South Dakota, at large, one
Tennessee, fourth, seventh, one each
Texas, seventh, tenth. fourteenth and
| fifteenth, one each; Utah, at large,
one; Vermont, second, onei Wesl
| Virginia, first, second, third and
fourth, one eachi Wisconsin, second
fourth, fifth, eighth, eleventh, one
each; Virginia, first, second, third
fourth, fifth and sixth, one each.