STATE GOVERNMENT. 191
STATE GEOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC SURVEY.

COMMISSION.

Governor,

John Walter Smith.................. Worcester County.

Comptroller,

Joshua W. Herring..........................Carroll County.

President Maryland Agricultural College,

R. W. Sylvester.........................,Prince George's County.

President Johns Hopkins University,

Dr, Ira C. Remsen............................Baltimore City.

SCIENTIFIC STAFF.

State Geologist,

William Bullock Clark.......................Baltimore City.

Assistant Geologists,

Edward B. Matthews.........................Baltimore City.

C. C- O'Hara.....................................Baltimore City.

R. B. Rowe.......................................Baltimore City.

Chief of Appalachian Geology,

Charles S. Prosser.................... ...........................................

Chief of Division of Terrestial Magnetism,

L. A. Bauer ........................................................................

This Commission consists of the Governor, Comptroller, President
of the Maryland Agricultural College and President of Johns Hopkins
University, who appoint a Geologist of established reputation. (Chap-
ter 51, 1896).

The State Geological and Economic Survey is established for the
purpose of the examination of the Geological formation of the State
with a special reference to their economic product, and the preparation
of special geological and economic maps to illustrate the resources of
the State.

STATE RAILROAD DIRECTORS.
For the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad—

Arthur P. Gorman.................Howard County........................ 1904

L. Victor Baughman..............Frederick County..................... 1904

Philadelphia and Baltimore Central—

George S. Dare......................Cecil County............................. 1904

Cherry Hill, Elkton and Chesapeake City Electric Railway Company

of Cecil County. (Chapter 129, 1900). Two to be appointed.

MASON AND DIXON LINE RE-SURVEY,

Commission appointed under Acts of the Legislatures of Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland, 1899 and 1900.

Superintendent of United States Coast and Godetic Survey, O. H.
Tittman.

Pennsylvania, General J. W. Lutta.

Maryland, Prof. Wm. Bullock Clark.

Surveyor in Charge, Capt. W. C. Hodgkins, U- S. C. and G. Survey.

EXAMINERS OE PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS,
J. Southgate Lemmon..................Baltimore City................1903

Clayton C. Hall.....................Baltimore City...........................1904

Max Teichman............................Baltimore City........................1903

Frank Blacklock..........................Baltimore City........................... 1904

The Governor appoints four as follows: Two shall be public account-
ants appointed from a list of six names proposed by the Maryland
Association of Public Accountants, one for one year and one for two