State Government, 1910-1912

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT—Annapolis.

(All Terms Expire 1912.)

NAME. POSTOFFICE.
Governor,

Anatin L. Crothera................................. .Annapolla
Secretary of State,

N. Winalow Williams................................Baltimore
Chief Clerk,

Carl Hardy.........................................Annapollis
Private Secretary,

Emerson B. Orothera. ...............................Annapolis
Stenographer,

Clarence C. Dorsey. ................................ .Annapolis
Messenger,
Murray G. Hooper. ................................. .Annapolis

The Governor is elected by the people for a term of four years
from the second Wednesday to January next ensuing his election
(Constitution, 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; all other officers are appointed by the Gov-
ernor and hold office during his pleasure.

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Governor,

Austin L. Crothers...................................Annapolla
State Treasurer,

Murray Vandiver. ............................ .Havre de Grace
Comptroller,
William B. Clagett........................... .Upper Marlboro

GOVERNOR'S STAFF.

(All Terma Expire 1912.)
Commander-ln-Chief,

Austin L. Crothers, Governor........................ Annapollis
Adjutant General,

Major General Henry M. Warfield.................... Baltimore
Quartermaster General,

George F. Randolph. ............................... .Baltimore
Chief of Ordnance,

Charles A. Webb. ...................................Baltimore
Judge Advocate General,

J. Charles Linthicum................................ Baltimore
Inspector General,

Arthur P. German. . ................................ .Laurel
Surgeon General,

Dr. A. D. McConachie. ............................. .Baltimore
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General,
Harry M. Hutton. ... .............................. Baltimore