OF THE SENATE. 1031

Deeds, appointed by the Executive during the recess of the

Legislature:

May 7, 1874.—Oliver S. White, Commissioner of Deeds at

New Haven, vice W. Jackson, who failed

to qualify.
June 4, 1874—Thos. B. Clifford, Commissioner of Deeds at

New York City vice F. T. Higgins, who

failed to qualify.
May 27, 1874.—Chs. Knobelsdorff, Coaamigsioner of Deeds

at Chicago vice Simon W. King, declined.
May 27, 1874.—Geo. D. Flack, Commissioner of Deeds at

Wilmington, N. C , vice A. B. Garland,

who failed to qualify.
Aug. 5, 1874.—E. C. Weaver, Commissioner of Deeds at

Washington City, D. C., vice C. C. Cal-

lan, who failed to qualify.
Aug. 5, 1874.— V^olfang Kuffner, Commissioner of Deeds at

New York City vice Geo. Fisher, who failed

to qualify.
Sep. 10, 1874.—Joseph S. Perofc, Commissioner of Deeds at

Philadelphia vice Edwin S. Abbot, who

failed to qualify.

Sep. 24, 1874.—Wm. A. Holman, Commissioner of Deeds at
Pittsburg vice J. Morris Harding, who
failed to qualify.

Oct. 14, 1874.—L. Montgomery Bond, Jr., Commissioner of
Deeds at Philadelphia vice Charles C.
Faulks, who failed to qualify.

Nov. 11, 1874.—Thos. J. Hunt, Commissioner of Deeds at
Philadelphia vice W. D. Comegys, who
failed to qualify.

Dec. 2, 1874.—Frederick A. Boswell, Commissioner of
Deeds at Washington, D. C., vice M. C.
Callan, who failed to qualify.

Dec. 22, 1874.—Frederick R. Anderson, Commissioner of
Deeds at New York City, vice J. M. Var-
num, who failed to qualify.

Jan, 5, 1875.—Edward Chatten, Commissioner of Deeds at
San Francisco, California, vice F. J. Thi-
bault, deceased.

Jan. 28, 1875.—Ellwood Matlack, Commissioner of Deeds at
Philadelphia, vice J, P. Montgomery, who
failed to qualify.