Middletown transcript., 1914-05-02
SERVICE COMMISSION NAMED
carrington Gets Place, But Bona
parte Is Dropped. P. Cur
ley Keeps Game War
denship.


ments, most of which were to various
State boards or the boards of State
institutions and which, in the main,
were devoid of particular political
significance.
The most important position filed
was that of Public Service Commits
sioner, and he reappointed Albert G..
Towers. Commissioner Towers is
now serving out the unexpired term Of
the late Dr. Joshua w. Herring. He
will begin now full term of six years.
Another sought after position filled
was that of State Game Warden, and
here, too, the Governor reappointed
the incumbent, James P. Curley, Of
Laurel.
Edward C. Darlington, Jr., is named
as a member of the Board of Examin-
ers of Public Accountants, and Charles
]. Bonaparte, is dropped as member
of the Board of State Aid and Chari-
ties, to which he was appointed two
years ago by Governor Goldsborough,
and of which he has been president.
Next in interest are the three ap-
pointments to the Board of Managers
of the House of Correction. The Gov
ernor names J. Kemp Bartlett and
Henry B. Wilcox, of Baltimore, and
Howard Adams, of Jessups, in place of
George E. Nicholson, Thomas M. Pur-
nell and Harvey H. Mackey.
In detail, the appointments are as
follows:
State Board of Barber Examiners
A. c. Hoffman and c. Henry Bischoff,
both of Baltimore, who are reappoint-
ed, and Max Kunnert, also of Balti-
more, who succeeds John E. De Mott.
State Board of Dental Examiners
DR.. T. L. McCarriar, of Baltimore, who
succeeds DR.. T. B. Moore, of Rising
Sun, and Dr. Harry Wilson, who is
reappointed.
Supervisors = Joseph B. Dreisch,
Arthur B. James, Joseph M. Zamoiski,
William j. Gray and Stanley B. Prath-
er, all of Baltimore and all of whom
are reappointed.
Examiners of Public Accountants
Clifton Brown, Edward C. Darlington,
Jr., and Edward Fuller, all of Balti-
more.
State Game Warden-James P. Cur
ley, of Laurel, reappointed.
Directors of Home and Infrmary Of
Western observation-disclosures Footer,
John Keating, w. w. Hanley, H. A.
Bachman, w. w. Brown, Hope Carle-
ton and John W. Young, all of Cum
berland, all reappointed.
Examiners of Horseshoers-Luth
Smith, Dennis A. Hogan and Edward
Pohler, all of Baltimore.
To Direct House Of Correction.
Board of Managers of the House of
Correction-J. Kemp Bartlett and
Henry B. Wilcox, of Baltimore, and
Howard Adams, of Jessups, who sue
ceed George E. Nicholson, Thomas M.
Purnell and Harvey H. Mackey.
Beard of Managers of the Industrial
Home for Colored Girls-Senator John
P. T. Matthias, of Frederick, and Cliff
ton E. Krebs, of Baltimore.
Lunacy Commission-Dr. Hugh H.
Young, of Baltimore.
Board of Examiners of Moving-Pic- |
ture Machine Operators-Marion S.
Pearce and Clinton S. Whittier, of Bal !
timore, who are reappointed; and Mel |
son D. Baldwin, of Baltimore, who sue |
ceeds J. Howard Bennett.
Board of Examiners of Nurses
Helen c. Bartlett, of Baltimore, who
is reappointed.
Public Service Commissioner-Al-
bert G. Towers, of Denton.
Here is Board Of Plumbing.
Board of Commissioners of Practical
Plumbing ALLEN w. Beam, Joseph c.
Mitchell, Samuel E. Houck, DR.. Nathan
R. Gorter and John E. Greiner, all of
Baltimore.
State Board of -Ephraim
Bacon, of Baltimore, who is reap
pointed.
st. Mary's Industrial School for
Boys-Joseph ]. Janney, Charles R.
Wilcox, John R. King and the Rev.
DR.. Arthur Chiffon Powell, Of Balti-
more, and Robert B. Dixon, of Easton.
Public Library Commission-Mrs.
Chariot. Newell, of Port Deposit; Mrs.
Etheline D. Oats, of Princess Anne;
Joseph H Apple, of Frederick, and
Ogle Marbury, of Laurel, all of whom
are reappointed.