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tion Art. 9, Sec. 2). The designation of an officer of the United States
Army for duty in connection with the State Militia, is made by the War
Department under an Act of Congress providing that any State having
a regularly organized militia conforming to the Act of Congress, may,
through its Governor, request the designation. The Adjutant General
appoints all other officers in his office.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
—Annapolis.

(All Terms Expire 1908.)

NAME. POST OFFICE.

Superintendent,

Charles W. Haslup............................ Savage.

Assistant,

John R. Sullivan............................... Annapolis.

Assistant at Mansion,

Ernest Duvall.................................Annapolis.

Day Watchmen,

Arthur B. Burbage............................. Annapolis.

William B. McCready...........................Annapolis.

Fuller R. Wright...............................Annapolis.

Night Watchmen,

Carl Brauns................................... Annapolis.

John R. Arnold................................Annapolis.

Wm. G. Higgins............................... Annapolis.

Charwomen,

Annie M. Trott................................ Annapolis.

Mollie Miller..................................Annapolis.

Matilda Hubbard...............................Annapolis.

Laura Carr.................................... Annapolis.

Alice Cutchley.................................Annapolis.

Eliza Cannan................................... Annapolis.

Rose White.....................................Annapolis.

Julia B. Anderson.............................. Annaplois.

Chief Engineer and Electrician, .

Robert F. Ellers...............................Annapolis.

Firemen,

Thomas F. Munday............................ Annapolis.

Frank Stinchcomb............................. Annapolis.

Coal Passers,

Walter W. Hurlock............................Annapolis.

Michael Hogan...............................Annapolis.

Janitors,

George Newton................................. Annapolis.

George W. Saffield.............................Annapolis.

Isaiah Harridy..................................Annapolis.

John Cornish..................................Annapolis.

The Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds is appointed by
the Governor, who also appoints all others in this department (Ch. 551,

1906).