BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
(Garrett Building, Baltimore.)

Board consists of the Governor, State Treasurer and Comptroller of
the Treasury.
Governor:

Phillips Lee Goldsborough............................ Cambridge
Comptroller:

Emerson C. Harrington. .............................. Cambridge
State Treasurer:

Murray Vandiver. .............................. .Havre de Grace
Secretary •
Robert P. Graham. ................................ .Roland Park

Note:—After January 12, 1916, the Board of Public Works will be
composed of the following:

Governor:

Emerson C. Harrington............................... Cambridge
Comptroller:

Hugh A. McMullen................................. Cumberland
Treasurer:
Murray Vandiver ............................... Havre de Grace

GOVERNOR'S STAFF.
(All Terms Expire 1916.)

Commander-in-Chief:

Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough. .................. .Cambridge
The Adjutant General, Chief of Staff:

Brigadier-General Charles F. Macklin. .................. .llchester
Quartermaster-General:

Robert Garrett. ................................. .Baltimore City
Chief of Ordnance:

W. Bladen Lowndes. ............................. .Baltimore (Sty
Judge Advocate General:

J. Kemp Bartlett. ............................... .Baltimore City
Inspector General:

Edward M. Allen................................. Baltimore City
Surgeon General:
Dr. Herbert Harlan. ............................. .Baltimore City

Colonels:

George L. Bartlett. ..................................... .Easton
Marion A. Humphries. ................................ Salisbury
Henry L. Duer. ..................................... .Baltimore
William B. Tilghman. ................................ -Salisbury
Percy H. Brewster, Jr................................ -Baltimore
Albanus Phillips.....................................Cambridge
William Whitridge....................................Baltimore
G. Wilbur Miller. .................................... -Baltimore
Joshua G. Harvey. ................................... .Baltimore
J. C. Roulette. ..................................... .Hagerstown

The Governor appoints one Quartermaster General, one Chief of
Ordnance, one Inspector General, one Surgeon General, one Judge Advo-
cate General, all with the rank of Brigadier General; and ten aides with
the rank of Colonel. (Ch. 103, 1908.)