State Government, 1904.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT: Annapolis.

Name of Officers. Residence. Term Expires.
Governor,

Edwin Warfield.................Howard County..............,..... ......1908
Secretary of State,

Oswald Tilghman. ............Talbot County.............................. 1908
Secretary to Governor,

Robert S. Hart................... Baltimore City ............. ...............1908
Chief Clerk,

Carl Hardy........................Anne Arundel County......... ........1908
Stenographer,

Clarence C. Dorsey,...........Frederick County................... ..... 1908
Messenger,
Samuel W. Brooks.............Anne Arundel County................... 1908

The Governor is elected by the people for a term of four years from
the second Wednesday in January next ensuing his election (Const.,
Art. 2, Sec. 2); the secretary of State is appointed by the Governor,
with the consent of the Senate, to hold office during the term of the
Governor; the other officers are appointed by the Governor, and hold
their office during his pleasure.

GOVERNOR'S STAFF.

Governor and Commander-in-Chief,

Edwin Warfield................. .............Annapolis........................1908
Adjutant General,
Major-General Clinton L. Riggs.......Catonsville......................1908

GENERAL. STAFF.

Quartermaster General,

Brigadier General Van Lear Black... .Baltimore......... ..... .....,..1908
Chief of Ordnance,

Brigadier Gen. Frank S. Hambleton..Baltimore..... ..................1908
Judge Advocate General,

Brigadier Gen. N. Winslow Williams .Baltimore........................1908
Inspector General,

Brigadier General Allan McLane......Baltimore.......................1908
Surgeon General,
Brigadier Gen. John M. T. Finney.....Baltimore........................1908

AIDS-DE-CAMP.

Colonel Edmund L. Woodside...... ........Annapolis.......................1908
Colonel H. Carroll Brown......................Baltimore........................1908
Colonel Richard S. Hill......... .................Upper Marlborough,........1908
Colonel. Charles Macgill.............. ......Catonsville............... ......1908
Colonel Henry Hollyday, Jr....................Easton............................1908.