STATE GOVERNMENT. 207

INSANE, BOARD OF MANAGERS MARYLAND HOSPITAL
FOR—Catonsville.

NAME. TERM EXPIRES. POST OFFICE.

Arthur D. Foster.............. 1908.......... Baltimore.

John S. Gibbs..................1908.......... Baltimore County.

George Warfield .............. 1908.......... Baltimore.

John Gill of R................. 1910.......... Baltimore County.

Lawrason Riggs............... 1910.......... Baltimore.

John W. Renehan.............. 1910.......... St. Mary's County.

William G. Gorman............ 1912.......... Baltimore County.

Charles C. W. McGill.......... 1912.......... Baltimore County.

Robert Taylor ................ 1912.......... Baltimore.

The Governor, with consent of Senate, appoints nine Managers, three
biennially for a term of six years from the first Monday in May. (P. G.
L. Art. 44, Sec. 1.)

INSANE, BOARD OF MANAGERS SECOND HOSPITAL FOR—
Sykesville.

NAME. TERM EXPIRES. POSTOFFICE.

Edward Lloyd ................ 1908.......... Talbot County.

Johnzie E. Beasman.............1908..........Carroll County.

Frank Brown ................. 1910.......... Carroll County.

William H. Forsythe........... 1910.......... Howard County.

John O. Wadlow...............1912.......... Carroll County.

John Hubner ................. 1912.......... Baltimore County.

The Governor, with consent of Senate, appoints six, two biennially
for a term of six years from the first Monday in May (Ch. 231,1894).

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER—Baltimore.
(Terms expire 1909.)

NAME. POST OFFICE.

Commissioner,

Benjamin F. Crouse..................... Carroll County.

Deputy Commissioner,

James E. Green......................... Baltimore County.

Clerks,

S. Frank Miles.......................... Carroll County.

Ira E. Grouse............................ Somerset County,

Stenographer,

John D. C. Duncan, Jr................... Baltimore County.

Messenger,

Frank Kenney .......................... Baltimore County.

The Insurance Commissioner is appointed by the Board of Public
Works for a term of four years from the date of his qualification. All
officers in his office are appointed by himself, (Ch. 700, 1900.)