The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-11-24
The GOVERNORS
APPOINTMENTS.
MUST BE MADE BY THE 40th DAY OF
LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

The new Governor will be inaugu-
rated at Annapolis January 9th.
Shortly before he takes the oath of
Office in the Senate Chamber he will
make his inaugural address i'm which
he will outline the policies Of his ad-
ministration and which he will en-
deavor to have put in effect by the
Legislature The Inauguration is
generally a brilliant ceremony In
addition to being attended by many
well-known people of the State, mem
bers OF the Legislature and others,
the workers Of the party with which
the Governor is affiliated usually turn
out In full force
When the new Legislature con-
venes on January 3rd, Governor
Crothers will submit To 1t his mes
sage. This is important, but the in
augural speech and the message Of
the new Governor usually have more
effect upon the members of the Leg
islature. AS soon as a new Governor
IL inaugurated he VIII be besieged
by applicants for appointment and
their friends. Under the law he
must make all of his appointments,
by the fortieth day of the legislative
session.
Following il a list of the desir-
able offices in the city and state at
the disposal OF the legislature:
Three police commissioners for
Baltimore city, $2,5O0 each. Zone
minority member).
Three police examiners.
Commissioner Of the land Office,
salary $500.
Superintendent of public buildings,
$1,000.
Two watchmen, each $500; three
firemen, each $500; janitor Of State
house, $500; janitor of executive
mansion, $500.
Fire marshall, $2,500.
Librarian, 81 500.
Two fish commissioners each ST.
500.
State game warden.
Three liquor license commissioners
of Baltimore city.
Chief or Industrial bureau, $4,000.
President, t,superintende and COM
missioners OF the immigration
Three commissioners for the pro-
motion OF uniformity OF laws.
One member State Lunacy Com
mission.
tary Board.
Two meT4era OF Public Service
Commission
Ten oyster inspectors, salary 500
per month each.
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Tobacco inspector, salary $4,000.
Three deputy tobacco inspectors,
each $1,800.
Chief veterinary Inspector.
Two Agricultural College trustees.
Two dental examiners.
Four members State Board Of Ed
ucation.
One member in each of the various
county School Boards.
Three House OF Correction Manag-
ers.
Three trustees Of st. Mary's IN
dustrial Schools for Boys.
Two managers Of Industrial Home
for Colored Girls.
Three managers Hospital for the
Insane.
Two managers for Springfield Hos
pital for the Insane.
Seven directors Western Maryland
Hospital.
Two managers House OF Reforma-
ton.
Two members State Board of
Health.
Four managers House of Refuge
Ten managers Female House OF
Refuge.
State Wharanger, salary, fees and
$500.
Mine inspector, salary $500.
Four members State weather ser
vice.
twenty-five commissioners Of
deeds.
Two directors in the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
One director Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railway.
Three supervisors OF elections for
The city and three for each county.
About 600 justices of the peace.
Police justices for Baltimore and
Tor several other towns OF the state.
Seven coroners for Baltimore city, /
salary 1000 each, and one for each
county.
Ten auctioneers for the city.
Five commissioners OF plumbing.
Two boiler inspectors salary ST.
500 each.
Measurer OF wood carts; fees:
Two examiners OF stationary en-
yines.
Three inspectors OF hay and
straw; fees.
Two examiners Of sealed oysters
Three members Oh Pharmacy
Board
One examiner Of horseshoers.
About $50 notaries public.