3rd—Geo. A. Cummings, Jr. ... Fairbanks
Howard Sinclair .. .. .. ...... Tilghmans
Wm. M. Collmrn ................ .. .. .......Oxford
A. Hallie Creighton ... . ... .......Cambridge
Ottie Ruark . ............ Cambridge
Samuel A. Phillips . .. .. . Fishing Creek
Sylvanus Phillips .......... .. ...Fishing Creek
Frank Spedden ... ............... Hudson
Wm. McKinley Mills ............ ... ... Wingate
Ernest A. Townsend. ... ...... ........... Bellevue

4th—Virgil P. Roberts ... ... ,- ........ .. Quantico
Alfred Fisher .. .. .... ........ ....... Nanticoke

6th—John Henry Byrd.. .... -.... ...... .... Crisfield
John Dize ............... ...................Crisfield
Frank Ward....................... Crisfield
Homer Ringgold ............ Deals Island
John A. Evans .............. ....... Ewell
J. Robert Maddox ... ... . ... Marion Station

6th—Robert Benning ... ... . ... ... Galesville

Thomas E. Griscom ... .... Eastport
7th—Bernice P. Bowen . . ....... ............... Solomons

8th—Joseph A. Henderson St. George's Island
Wm. W. Clarke . ............ .......... ..... Ridge
Guy Z. Johnson. ............ Rock Point

9th—W. T. Scott .......... ... -Girdletree

FISH CULTURAL WORK.

Fish Hatcheries at Lewistown, Frederick Comity; Druid Hill Park,
Baltimore; and Bear Creek, Garrett County, Bass Propa-
gation Station at Fairlee, Kent County.

Albert M. Powell, Supt. of Hatcheries ... ... Lewistown
Alton Powell, Fish Culturist -. .......... Lewistown
Pearson Rice, Fish Culturist ... ..... Lewistown
Edw. R. Thomas, Fish Culturist ... .. .. .. Baltimore
Ralph N. Miller, Fish Culturist .. .. ... .... Accident
Geo. W. Gorsuch, Fish Culturist .. .. .... Chestertown
George Palmer ..Lewistown

Special Wardens.

Elmer Haulenbeek, Game Warden .. .. ............Oakland
Kenneth T. Burkins, Fish Warden .. . .. Castleton

CHESAPEAKE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY.

Dr. R. V. Truitt, Director and Biologist .. Solomons
Dr. R. A. Littleford, Assistant Biologist .. Solomons
David H. Wallace, Assistant Fishery Biologist Solomons

The Legislative Act under which the present Conservation Depart-
meilt now operates, was enacted in 1935 and all control and executive
functions of this Department are vested in a Conservation Commis-
sion. The Commission consists of three members, two of which are
of the same political party. The Commission is appointed by the Gov-
ernor, with the consent of the Senate, for a term of four years from the
first Monday in June, 1935. (Ch 623, Act 1935.)