(All Terms Expire 1810.)

COMMANDER. BOAT. POSTOFFICE.
T. B. C. Howard... Thomas............. Cambridge.

Deputy Commanders,

James A. Turner. . .McLane............. Salisbury.
Joseph O. Ashley.. .Anna B. Smith... ...Kent County.
Thos. W. Homey. ..Frolic. ............ .Ford's Store.
Wm. O. Jackson.. ..Coronet.............Tilghman's Island.
Owen W. Higgins. . .Eliza Hayward. . .. ..Neavitt.
Harrison B. Dixon........Julia Hamilton......
Wm. C. Dean. ..... .Brown-Smith-Jones ..Wingates.
W. H. Bedsworth.. Nellie Jackson.. ....Salisbury.
Jacob F. Tyier.....Helen Baughman ....Chance.
Wm. H. Sanders. ..May Brown.........Annapolis.
Edward N. Dixon ..Daisy Archer....... Galloway.
J. Thos. Bond, Jr..Folly. ............. ..Holly Wood.
B. J. Plowden. . . . ..Beasie Jones........Blackiston.
George C. Guyther. St. Mary's, St.
George's Rivers
and Smith's Greek. Piney Point.

Clerk to Commander,
William F. Johnson. .................. .Annapolis.

Local Boats to do guard duty during the oyster season only.

James S. Tucker, local boat for Herring Bay.
George W. Jackson, local boat for Tred-Avon River.
George W. Collins, local boat for Choptank River.
William T. Phillips, local boat for Honga River.
John Stine, local boat for Wicomico River.

The State Fishery Force is appointed by the Board of Public
Works. The Commander and Deputy Commanders of the regular
boats are appointed for a term of two years. The Deputy Com-
manders for the local boats are appointed for the oyster season
only. (Ch. 314, 1894; Ch. 380, 1900.)

The State Fishery Force has charge of the enforcement of the
oyster laws of the State.

TUBERCULOSIS SANITORIUM COMMISSION.

NAME. POSTOFFICE. TERM EXPIRES.
Dr. H. Warren Buckler. ....... -Baltimore. ................ .1912
Dr. Charles H. Conley. ....... .Adamstown. ................1912
Henry Barton Jacobs. ........ .Baltimore. ................ .1914
Guy Steele. ...................Cambridge. .................1914
Samuel K. Dennis. ........... ..Baltimore. ............... .1914
John Walter Smith. ........... Snow Hill. ................ .1916
Chas. M. Bills.................Elkton. ...................1916

Governor appoints six; two for two years, two for four years and
two for six years from first Monday In May, 1906. Thereafter, two
biennially for six years. Under Ch. 328, 1908, Governor appoints one
additional.