NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT-EXECUTIVE-Continued. two deputy commissioners. The Commissioner of | ger and Mail Clerk, E. P. Thorpe, Bristol, $1,320. Labor and his two deputies constitute the new Messenger, E. J. Halter, Albany, $660. Board of Mediation and Arbitration, Present Commissioner appointed March 6, 1901; term, 4 years; expires Jan. 1, 1905. Manhattan Office, 1 Madison av.-Special Dep. Com., Edward H. Healy, $4,000; Attorneys, Herbert H. Kellogg, $4,000; Albert O. Briggs, $3,000; Chas. P. Sanford, $2,500; Oscar Lowenstein, $900; Cashier and Bookkeeper, E. W. Pitkin, $3,000; 1st Asst. Cashier and Bookkeeper, Seth Wilks, $2,250; 2d Asst. Cashier and Clerk, J. T. McNeill, $1,500; Con. Clerk, C. M. Jeroloman, $2,000; Acting Auditor and Clerk, R. B. McCully, $1,500; Clerks, Jas. Delaney, Wm. Fletcher, C. H. Hackert, Jos. Kahn, Simon Kaufmann, H. B. McAllister, Wm. J. McEwen, Thos. F. Graham, each $1,200; Sten., H. W. Leversee, $1,200; Law Sten., Percy R. Marvin, $1,500; Sten., Mary E. Dell, $900. Commissioner, John McMackin, N. Y. City, $3.500. N. Y. City office, 107 E. 31st st.. Mhtn. State Mediator Industrial Disputes, Richard Gilleland, New York, $2,500. 1st Dep., John Williams, Utica, $2,500. 2d Dep., John Lundrigan, Buffalo, $2,500. Asst. 1st Dep., Thos. A. Keith, Bkln., $2,400. Asst. 2d Dep., Thos. A. Braniff, Tompkinsville, S. I., $2,400. Chief Statistician, A. F. Weber, Albany, $2,500. Clerk, H. C. Southwick, Albany. $2.000. Supt. of Licenses, Daniel O'Leary, Glens Falls, $2,400. Statisticians, L. W. Hatch, $1,800; D. J. Naughtin, N. Y. City, $1,500. Special Agents, Brooklyn Office, Eagle Building-Special Dep. Statistician G. A. Stevens, N. Y. City, $1,800; M. Com., H. W. Michell, $3,000; Cashier, H. H. FrisJ. Reagan, Hornellsville, N. Y., $1,800; W. E. Pet- bie, $2,200; Asst. Cashier and Bookkeeper, James tit, Binghamton, $1.440; D. W. O'Connor, Albany, P. Connell, $1,600; Con. Clerk, Adam H. Leich, and C. G. Bloete, N. Y. City, each $1,200. Clerks, $1,600; Clerks, David Hoyle, J. A. Wertheimer, H. T. J. Hammill, N. Y. City, $1,440; Jessie M. Swee- A. Cozzens, Geo. E. Gaige, M. W. Evers, each ney, Albany, $1.200; J. S. Lyons, Albany. $1,500; $1,200, Sten., Laura R. Lamport, Rochester, $900. Kate Shaffer, Albany; Electa R. Lockwood, N. Y. Buffalo Office, Ellicott Sq.-Special Dep. Com., City, each $1.200. Confidential Clerk, Chas. Whe-H. J. Kreinheder. $3,000; Cashier, Walter A. Flemlan, N. Y. City, $1,200. Stenographer, Winifred E. ing. $1,700; Con. Clerk, Horace F. Hunt, $1,500; Lockrow, N. Y. City, $920. Clerk, G. E. Dayton, Clerk, Jas. F. Loftus, $1.500. N. Y. City. $800. Messenger, A. J. O'Neill, Albany, $1,200. Deputies (each $1,200 per annum)L. S. Arnold. Earlville; C. B. Ash, Yonkers; Anna C. Bannon, N. Y. City; J. M. Brody, N. Y. City; Angie M. Brown, N. Y. City; Jas. Davie, Ossining; M. J. Flanagan, N. Y. City; Margaret Finn/ Wm. Ford, N. Y. City: Miss L. F. Foster, N. Y. City; C. M. Gilmore, Binghamton; Rebecca B. Gourlie, N. Y. City; Annie L. Greene, Fort Plain; C. L. Halberstadt, Jr., N. Y. City; D. J. Hanlon, N. Y. City; G. I. Harman, Hoosick Falls; L. A. Havens, Lynbrook, L. I.; G. L. Horn, Bkln.; J. W. Ireland, Ithaca, N. Y.; Kate L. Kane, Rochester; Chas. Kinney, Vineyard, N. Y.; C. M. Lessels, Troy; W. G. Lownsbery. Utica; F. S. Nash, Binghamton; W. J. Neely, Bkln.; Jos. O'Rourke, Utica; Silas Owen, Cohoes; Josie A. Reilly, Albany; C. H. Roberts, Dresden; H. L. Schnur, Buffalo; J. B. Sliter, Elmira; D. C. Sullivan, Rochester; J. N. Stewart. Geneseo; W. E. Tibbs, New-Steele, Henry S. Wilson, David T. Humphreys, burgh; W. W. Walling, N. Y. City; D. S. Yard, Olean. Free Employment Bureau in New York City-107 E. 31st st. Mhtn. Supt., J. J. Bealin, N. Y. City, $2,000. Clerk, under jurisdiction of Commissioner of Labor, Jessie M. Bolin, N. Y. City. Laborer, Edw. Murphy, N. Y. City. $720. 31st st., Sub-office Factory Inspection-107 E. Borough of Queens Office, Long Island City- Borough of Richmond Office, Special Agents-Compensation $1,000 to $1,500 per annum, according to term of service, together with subsistence and traveling expenses. 1st Judicial District: Henry C. Adee, Henry J. Cushen, Ferdinand Dreyer, Chas. A. Smith, Wm, L. TurnBliss, Geo. B. Buttling, Geo. D. Chichester, Aner, Jos. G. Mandl. 2d Judicial District-Leon drew Frank, Benj. G. Halsey, Edward McLeer, Geo, Senn, Wm. H. Liddle, Erwin H. Lanphear. 3d Judicial District: Jacob M. Blatner, Alfred Tanner, Henry Waterman. 4th Judicial District: Andrew Benton, Chas. H. Churchill, Edgar W. John R. McMurray. 5th Judicial District: Rouse B. Maxfield, Willard C. Porter, Isaac J. Rich, Caius A. Weaver, Chas, A. Donnelly, Wm. B. Geno C. Rogers, Frank Place, Erie A. Collar, Graves, Harry S. Schwartz. 6th Judicial District: Gardiner C. Hibbard. Duane B. Stillman. 7th Judicial District; Ira N. Deyc, Harlan M. Fisher, Menzo W Johnston, Edward Kendall, Michael J. McPhillips, Gilbert W. Peck, Frank S. Parsons, Geo. A. Lord. 8th Judicial District: Henry George, Edwin S. King. Richard W. Larkin, Chas. F. Lewis, John McDonough, Edward A. Martin, Robert G. Woods, Stephen Pollard, Alfred B. Bradley, J. Henry Shallles, Jas. Swart, Glenn A. Frank, Harvey K. Palmer, Chas, Was son. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTER-R. G. Scherer. Albany; term, 5 years; expires July 1, 1907; $4,500. INSPECTOR OF GAS METERS-Appointed by Governor and Senate; term, 5 years. Jastrow Alexander, office, 1 Hanover sq., Mhtn.; $5,000. Term expires Feb. 1, 1909. TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS Governor, Lieut.-Governor and Speaker of Assembly. BOARD OF STATE CANVASSERS-Sec. of State, Comptroller, Atty.-Gen., State Treas., State Eng. and Surveyor. STATE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR LICENSING SAILORS' HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES IN PORT OF N. Y.-29 B'way. Mhtn. O. E. Schmidt, Pres.; J. W. Hardley, Treas.; G. W. Brown, Sec.; Clark Brooks, T. B. Ball, Commissioners; E. L. Baylles, Counsel; C. H. Abbott, Asst. Sec.; J. W. Abbott, Agent. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION-Lieut.-Gov., Sec. of State, Comptroller, State Treas., Atty.-Gen.. Speaker of Assembly. State Eng. and Surveyor and three Tax Commissioners. SUPT. OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES-APpointed by Gov., Lieut.-Gov. and Sec. of State; term, pleasure of the appointing power. Boss, Albany. Lewis STATE HISTORIAN-Appointed by Governor and Senate; $5,000; Hugh Hastings, New York City; term, 4 years; expires April 25, 1907. STATE REPORTER-E. A. Bedell, Albany: $5,000. Asst., A. 6. Newcomb, Kingston, $3,600. Clerk, Dickinson Courtney, Albany, $2,000. NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT-EXECUTIVE-Continued. NEW YORK STATE REFORMATORY-Elmira. Five managers, appointed by Gov. and Senate, without salary; term, 5 years. C. F. Howard, Buffalo; Henry Melville, N. Y. City; Harry Solomon, N. Y. City; Wm. M. Esterbrook; J. H. Harris, Elmira. STATE BOARD OF BARBER EXAMINERSAppointed by Governor for 5 year terms. No salary, but each member allowed $5 a day for each day's actual labor, with 3 cents a mile for traveling expenses, and an additional $2.50 a day for hotel expenditures. The Commission is authorized by law to impose a fee of $50 for each candidate for license who passes examination. The Commission comprises Louis Houseweller, Albany; G. E. Reedy, Elmira; G. W. Adleman, Albany; Jacob Kissel, New York City. H. Remmey, Albany, $1,040 a year. State Commissions. Clerk, J. CANAL BOARD-Lieut.-Gov., Sec. of State, Comptroller, State Treas., Atty.-Gen.. Supt. of Public Works and State Eng. and Surveyor. COMMISSIONERS OF THE CANAL FUND Lieut.-Gov., Sec. of State, Comptroller, State Treas, and Atty.-Gen. STATE RACING COMMISSION-Three Commissioners, appointed by Governor; term 5 years, without compensation. August Belmont, Ch., Hempstead: John Sanford, Amsterdam; E. Morgan, Westbury station. Terms expire May 9, 1905. J. Boden, Sec. N. Y. City office, 23 Nassau st.. Mhtn. D. Health Officer-Port of New York; appointed by Gov. and Senate; term, 4 years. Dr. Alvah H. Doty, N. Y. City, $12,500. Term expires Jan. 4, 1907. STATE SUPT. OF ELECTIONS-Office, 27 William st., Mhtn. Appointed by Governor and confirmed by Senate; term, 4 years. Supt., Geo. W. Morgan, $5,000; term expires Dec. 31, 1906. Chief Dep., Lewis M. Swasey, Bkln., $4,500. Authorized to appoint 600 deputies not to exceed 40 days, at $5 a day; 200 additional deputies, if necessary, Supt. and deputies same term and compensation. possess powers vested in a sheriff and have jurisdiction "for purposes of all elections for State officers" in Metropolitan Elections District, comprising New York, Kings, Queens, Richmond and Westchester Counties. Al STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH-Composed of one Commissioner of Health, appointed by Governor of and Senate; Commissioner term, 4 years. Health, Dr. Daniel Lewis, N. Y. City. $3,500, term expires Jan. 1, 1905; Sec., Dr. W. E. Johnson, Waverly, $2,500. Chief Clerk, T. A. Stuart, Rensselaer, $2,400. Medical Expert, F. C. Curtis, Albany. $1,500. Registrar of Vital Statistics, F. D. Beagle, Oneida, $1,600. Dir. Bureau of Pathology and Bacteriology, Dr. Richard M. Pearce, bany, no compensation by state. Dir. Bureau of Chemistry, Willis G. Tucker, Albany, $1,500. Dir. Cancer Laboratory. Dr. Roswell Park, Buffalo. Consulting Eng., Olin H. Landrette, Schenectady, per diem. Consulting Opthalmologist, P. A. Callan, M. D., N. Y. City. Dir. Anti-toxine Laboratory, Dr. Herbert D. Pease, Albany, $3,000. Geo. H. Fox, M. D., Consulting Dermatologist, per diem. Sten., Anna L. Mattmore, Albany. $1,080. Clerks: Ida H. Lindsay, Bath, Steuben Co., $900; Mailing and Shipping K. Cole, Peekskill, Clerk, $1.500; Ambrose Kelly. Troy, $1,400; W. A. Wallace, Albany, $1,400; Cora B. Partridge, Albany. $600. by COMMISSIONERS OF THE STATE RESERVATION AT NIAGARA-Appointed by Gov. and Sen ate: term, 5 years. Alvah K. Potter, Lockport T. P Kingsford, Oswego; C. M. Dow, Jamestown; A. J. Porter. Niagara Falls; Geo. Raines, Roches-A. ter. Supt.. E. H. Perry. Niagara Falls. N. Y. City office, 214 B'way. $2,000. W. J. STATE BOARD OF EMBALMING EXAMIN- RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS-Appointed Governor and Senate; term, 5 years; $8,000 each. Geo. W. Dunn, Binghamton, Ch., March 15, 1907; F. M. Baker, Owego, Jan. 29. 1908. Joseph M. Dickey, Newburgh, Feb. 2, 1908. Sec., Geo. W. Aldridge, Rochester, $6,000. Asst. Sec., E. C. McEntee. Albany, $4,000. Supt. of Grade Crossing Bureau, A. H. Sutermeister, Albany, $3,000. Elec COMMISSION TO EXAMINE HORSESHOERS COMMISSIONERS OF LAND OFFICE-Lieut.Gov.. Sec. of State, Comptroller, State Treas., Att'y-General, Speaker of Assembly, State Eng. and Surveyor. Perry; AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION- spector, J. D. Shultz, Albany, $3,000. Inspector CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS-Appointed by Governor and Senate; term not defined: $3,000 C. each and $600 each in lieu of expenses; C. W. Pound, Pres.. Lockport; J. E. Kraft, Kingston; NEW YORK HARBOR OFFICERS. C. F. Milliken, Canandaigua; Sec., J. C. BirdsQuarantine Commissioners-Office, 115 B'way, eye, $3,000; Asst. Sec.. Julia M. Ryan, $900; Chief Mhtn. Appointed by Governor and Senate; term, Examiner, C. S. Fowler. $3,600; Examiners, H. M. Vacancy, City; each. N. Y. 3 years; $2,500 term expires May 23, 1907; F. H. Schroeder, Bkin.; Pollock, $2,000; F. M. Eames, $1,500; Luenda Gregterm expires May 23, 1907; Henry A. Guion, Rich-ory, $1,000; Stens., G. R. Hitchcock, $1,500; Ellen G. Tobin, $900; Viola P. Sherrill, $900; Minnie L. mond Co.; term expires April 18, 1907. Port Wardens-Appointed by Governor and Sen-Grant, $900; Junior Clerk, F. H. Stephens, $480. STATE AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONERate; terms. 3 years; fees. Office, 1 B'way, Mhtn. D. G. Vedder, Schenectady; Ric'd O'Brien, West-Appointed by Gov. and Senate; term 3 years. chester Co.; J. E. March, Chas, S. Adler, J. H. A. Wieting, Cobleskill, $4,000; term expires Apr. Gunner, N. Y. City; J. F. Pegman, N. Y. City; 29, 1905. Harry Jaquillord, Bkln.; Robt. T. Courtney, RensSpecial selaer Co.: I. W. Edsall, Spring Valley. Port Warden, Horace E. Buell, Port Richmond, S. I. (fees). Port Wardens' fees are for each survey on board any vessel, hatches or cargo, $2, or for survey on damaged goods, on wharf or in store, $2; on vessels deemed unfit for sea, $5; valuation and measurement survey, $10. Asst. Commissioners: 1st Div., G. L. Flanders, Albany, $2,500; 2d, F. J. H. Kracke, în charge of New York City office at 23 Park row, Mhtn., $2,500; 3d, E. J. Preston, Amenia; 4th, vacancy; 5th, S. B. Richardson, Lowville; 6th, C. T. Russell, Munnsville; 7th, V. C. Beebe, Arcade; 8th, W. T. Hughes, Rochester; 9th, J. H. Grant. Buffalo; 10th, J. P. Clark, Falconer; salary of each, $1,500. NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT-EXECUTIVE-Continued. STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY. The State Board of Pharmacy, organized Jan. Education Department follows: 7, 1901, chap. 67, laws of 1900, was a reorganization of all Boards of Pharmacy at the time and is composed of 15 members divided into three branches, namely: Eastern, Middle and Western, with 5 members to each branch, 4 of whom are examiners, the 5th being Secretary. Each member is entitled to a sum not exceeding $150 per annum, the secretaries receiving in addition a regular salary. The general office of the board is in the Humane Society Bldg.. cor. Eagle and Howard sts., Albany. The officers of the general board are: W. G. Gregory, Pres., Buffalo; B. Sears, 1st Vice-Pres., Auburn; Clarence O. Bigelow, 2d Vice-Pres., N. Y. City; W. L. Bradt, Sec.-Treas., Albany. er's office and in the several divisions of the The office of the Eastern Branch is at 115 W. 68th st.. Mhtn., with following members: C. O. Bigelow, Ch., Mhtn.; Fredk P. Tuttle, Bklyn; G. C. Diekman, Mhtn.; Joseph Weinstein, Sec., 115 W. 68th st., Mhtn. The office of the Middle Branch is in the Humane Society Bldg., Albany, with the following members: G. H. Merritt, Ch., Newburgh; B. M. Hyde, Rochester: C. B. Sears, Auburn; J. B. Todd, Ithaca; W. L. Bradt, Sec., 55 Washington av.. Albany. The office of the Western branch is at 405 Genesee st., Buffalo, with following members: S. A. Grove, Ch., Buffalo; W. A. Gregory, Buffalo; A. M. Palmer, Olean; E. M. Jewell, Batavia; Geo. Reimann, Sec., 405 Genesee st., Buffalo. The duties of the general board and its branches are: To conduct examinations, license pharmacies and drug stores and transact all business pertaining to pharmacy. Examinations held 3d Wed. each month, except July and Aug., in Eastern Branch at Mhtn. and Bklyn, alternately; The Middle Branch conducts examinations 3d Wed. of Feb., May, Sept. and Nov., at Albany and Rochester simultaneously. The Western Branch conducts examinations 3d Wed. of Jan., March, Apr., June, Sept. and Nov. Upward of 4.100 pharmacies were registered in 1903 and about 600 rural district permits issued. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Chap. 40, Laws of 1904, provided that the University of the State of New York shall be governed and its corporate powers exercised by 11 Regents, and provided for their election; and provided further for a Department of Education and the election of a Commissioner of Education. The Board of Regents elected according to this statute, with the years when their terms expire, is as follows: Whitelaw Reid, Chancellor, New York, 1913: St. Clair McKelway, Vice Chancellor, Brooklyn, 1906; Daniel Beach, Watkins, 1908: Pliny T. Sexton, Palmyra, 1914; T. Guilford Smith, Buffalo, 1912; Albert Vander Veer, Albany, 1905; William Nottingham, Syracuse, 1907; Charles A. Gardner, New York, 1910; Charles S. Francis, Troy, 1915; Edward Lauterbach, New York, 1911; Eugene A. Philbin, New York, 1909. In accordance also with the provisions of this statute, the Legislature elected the present Commissioner of Education. Andrew S. Draper, LL. D., for the term of 6 years from April 1, 1904. He receives an annual salary of $7.500 and $1,500 in lieu of traveling expenses. The powers and duties of the office of Superintend-ent of Public Instruction and of Secretary of the Board of Regents are exercised and performed by the Commissioner of Education, who creates divisions and fixes and determines the salaries of all assistants and employes in the Education Department, subject to the approval of the Board of Regents. For purposes of administration the common classification of the work of the Education Department is known as elementary, secondary and higher. The First Assistant Commissioner has oversight of all universities. colleges, professional and technical schools and of the execution of the laws concerning the professions. The Second Assistant Commissioner has oversight of high schools and academies and the training of teachers therefor. The Third Assistant Commissioner has oversight of all elementary schools and of the training of teachers therefor. For carrying on the work of the Department sub-departments called Divisions have been created as follows: Accounts, Examinations, Inspections, Law. Libraries and Home Education, Records, Science and State Museum, Statistics. A list of the assistants and employes in the Commission- ' Commissioner's office-1st Asst. Comr., Howard J. Rogers, $5,000. 2d Asst. Comr., Edward J. Goodwin, $5,000. 3d Asst. Comr., Augustus S. Downing, $5,000. Sec. to Comr., Harlan H. Horner, $2,500. Sten. to Comr., Honore H. Greene, $1,500. Head Mailing Clerk, Howard T. Terrell, $1.500. Sten. to 1st Asst. Comr., Minnie L. Vanderzee, $1,200. Sten. to 2d Asst. Comr., Mabel A. Martin, $1,200. Sten. to 3d Asst. Comr., Kathryn E. Chamberlain, $1,200. Head Printing Clerk, Catharine Benjamin, $1,200. Sten., Mae Mandeville, $1,000. Mailing Clerk, Lyman H. Hurd, $900. Supply Clerk, Francis X. Thompson. $900. Com. Messenger, Aaron J. Oliver, $900. Porter, Barton A. Whitford, $900. Printing Clerk, Katharine S. Dermott, $600. 1st Asst. Comr.'s Messenger, Chas. W. Jones, $600; 3d Asst. Comr.'s Messenger, John G. Hines, $600. Telephone Operator, Margaret M. Loughlin, $480. Printing Clerks, Harriette E. Munsell, Elizabeth G. Kenny, Ella H. Porter, each $480. 2d Asst. Comr.'s Messenger, F. Clifford Willis, $480. Accounts Division-Chief Cashier, Wm. Mason, $2,500. Asst. Cashier, Clark W. Halliday, $2.400. Clerks, Jeanette M. Kempton, Sophie J. Ten Eyck, each $600. Compulsory Attendance Division-Chief, Jas. D. Sullivan, $3,000. Clerk, Seth A. Mitchell, $1,200. Sten., Grace Dorn, $1,000. Examinations Division-Chief, Chas. F. Wheelock, $4,000. Asst, in Charge of Teachers' Examinations, John C. Bliss, $3,000. Assistant in Charge of Foreign Credentials, Henry L. Taylor, $2,700. Asst. in Charge of Professional Examinations, Herbert J. Hamilton, $2,400. Senior Examiner in Commercial Work, Isaac O. Crissy, $2,400. Senior Examiner in Pedagogy, C. Edward Jones, $2,400. Editor and Proofreader of Question Papers, Annie T. Keyser, $1,800. Senior Examiner in Science, Everett O'Neill, $1,800. Senior Examiner in Ancient Languages, John P. Slocum, $1,800. Senior Examiner in Drawing, Ella L. Richardson, $1,500. Record Clerk, Adele B. Alexander, $1,200. Credential Clerk, Ida G. McMillan. $1,200. Prof. Record Clerk, Katharine L. McDonough, $1,200. Clerk in Charge of Examination and Answer Papers, Mary A. O'Connor, $1,200. Compositor to Print Question Papers, John V. McCann, $1,200. Sen. Examiner in Mathematics, Alice H. Hall, $1,200. Sen. Examiner in Modern Languages, John T. Fitzpatrick, $1,200. Sen. Exam iner in English, Jonn K. Weatherlow, $1,200. Jun. S. Dwight Arms, each $2.500: Edwin F. McDon ald, Ezra J. Peck, Harry DeW. DeGroat, Willard D. Johnson, each $2.000. Apparatus Inspector, Frederick M. Baker, $1,200. Clerk, Sarah B. Budd, $1.000. Sten., Jane Larkin, $1,000. Law Division-Chief, Thos. E. Finnegan, $3.500. Clerk and Sten., Allan R. Macdonald. $1,400. Records Division-Chief. Chas. E. Fitch, $2,500 Clerks: Helen Weaver, $1,200; Harriet B. Kennedy. NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT-EXECUTIVE-Continued. Katherine I. Smith, Caroline E. Rosenbloom, each $720. Statistics Division-Chief, Hiram C. Case, $2,500. Division of Libraries and Home Education-Di- Jan. 23-27, inc., at New York, Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo and about 550 academies and high schools; 77 subjects. March 29-31, inc., at New York, Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo, and about 525 academies and high schools, 29 subjects. June 12-16, inc.. at New York, Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo, and about 575 academies and high schools; 79 subjects. Sept. 26-28, inc., at New York, Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo only; 25 subjects. The Sept. examinations are for professional and technical students exclusively. Morning session, 9:15. Afternoon, 1:15. Examinations for Teachers' certificates will be held as follows, in accordance with plan for such credentials adopted by Bd. of Regents, Oct. 4, 1904. For Uniform certificates, Jan. 12-13, April 13-14, Aug. 10-11, Nov. 9-10, in each of the 113 school commissioner districts, at places designated by the comissioners for the respective districts, and in cities whose superintendents of schools file requisitions for such examinations. For Life State certificates, Aug. 21-25, inc., at Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Elmira, Kingston, New York, Ogdensburg, Plattsburg, Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, Watertown. For Elementary certificates on the dates of Regents' examinations in Jan., June and Sept., at such places in each of the 113 school commissioner districts as the commissioner thereof shall designate. Entrance examinations for State Normal Schools will be held Jan. 12 April 13, Aug. 10 and Nov. 9. at all places where uniform examinations are held. Competitive examinations for state scholarships in Cornell University will be held June 3 at the county seat of each county in the state. MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS. Examinations for license to practise medicine will be held Jan. 24-27, May 16-19. June 20-23. Sept. 26-29, at New York, Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo. Application should be made 10 days in advance and candidates will be notified as to exact place. Admission to the medical licensing examinations requires a fee of $25 and sworn evidence that the candidate is more than 21 years of age, of good moral character, and has the general education required preliminary to receiving the M. D. degree in this State; also that he has studied medicine not less than 4 full school years of 9 months each, including four satisfactory courses of 6 months each, in 4 different years, in a medical school registered as maintaining at the time a satisfactory standard. Candidates may be admitted in conditionally to the examinations anatomy, physiology and hygiene and chemistry, provided they are 19 years of age and are certified as having studied medicine not less than two full satisfactory courses of at least six months each. in a medical school registered as maintaining a satisfactory standard, provided they meet all other requirements. Division of Science and State Museum-Director, John M. Clarke, $3.600. State Botanist, Charles H. Peck, $2,400. State Entomologist, Ephraim P. Felt, $2,100. Assistant State Paleontologist, Rudolf Ruedemann, $1,500. Assistant in Economic Geology, Henry H. Hindshaw, $1.500. Director's Clerk. Jacob Van Deloo, $1,200. Field Geologist, D. Dana Luther, $1.200. Mineralogist, Herbert P. Whitlock, $1.200. Zoologist, Fred, C. Paulmler, $1,200. Draughtsman, Geo. S. Bar-years of at least nine months each, including two kentin, $1.200. Lithographer. Wm. S. Barkentin, $1,200. Clerk, Jos. Morje, $1.020. Asst. Entomologist, Douglas B. Young, $900. Asst., Ivan L. Nixon, $780. Archaeologist, Wm. M. Beauchamp, $5 per diem, total $750. Machinist, Martin Sheehy, $720. Preparator, $720. Clerk, Clarence A. Trask, $600. Sten., Edward C. Kenny, $600. Page, Geo. W. V. Spellacy. $480. Institute Conductors and Instructors-Conductors, Henry R. Sanford, Chas, A. Shaver, Sherman Williams, Philip M. Hull, Irving B. Smith, each $3,000. Instructor in Drawing, Gratia L. Rice, $2,200. Instructors in English, Mae E. Schreiber, $2.000; Sarah A. Collier, $1,500. Examinations for license to practise dentistry will be held at the same times and places as the examinations for medical license. Examinations for license to practise veterinary medicine will also be held at the same times and places as the examinations for medical license. Examinations for certificate as certified public accountant will be held Jan. 24-25 and June 20-21, at New York. Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo. Candidates will be notified as to exact place. Examinations for certificate as registered nurse will be held Jan. 24 and June 20, at New York, Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo. Candidates will be notified as to exact place. Principals of State Normal and Training Schools -Albany Normal College, Wm. J. Milne, Pres., $4.000. Brockport Normal School, C. T. McFarlane, Prin.. $3.000. Buffalo Normal School, J. M. Cassety, Prin.. $3,000. New Paltz Normal School. Examinations for State business credentials will Myron T. Scudder, Prin., $3.000. Potsdam Normal be held in connection with the academic examinaSchool, T. B. Stowell, Prin.. $3,000. Cortland Nor- tions, Jan. 23-27 and June 12-16, at New York, mal School, Francis J. Cheney, $3.300. Fredonia Albany, Syracuse and Buffalo, and the various Normal School, F. B. Palmer, Prin., $3.300. Gen-high schools and academies taking regents' exeseo Normal School, J. M. Milne, Prin., $3,300. aminations. Candidates will be notified 29 Jamaica Normal School, A. C. McLachlan, Prin.. $3,300. Oneonta Normal School, Percy I. Bugbee. Prin.. $3.300. Oswego Normal School, I. Poucher. Prin.. $3.300. Plattsburg Normal School, G. K. Hawkins, Prin.. $3,300. EXAMINATIONS. B. Regents' examinations, under the control of the Education Department (Examinations Divisions) will be held in 1905 as follows: nearest place. to STATE BOARDS OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS -With years when terms expire: State Medical Society-W. W. Potter (1906), Pres., obstetrics; M. J. Lewi (1906), Sec., Security Life and Trust Bldg., B'way and E. 26th st.. Mhtn., chemistry; W. S. Ely (1906), anatomy; A. W. Suiter (1905), physiology and hygiene; G. R Fowler (1905), surgery; J. P. Creveling (1907) NEW YORK STATE GOVERNMENT-EXECUTIVE-Continued. pathology and diagnosis; Eugene Beach (1907), | tains a satisfactory standard in respect to the therapeutics, practice and materia medica. course of study completed by him. Homeopathic-J. M. Lee (1906), Pres., surgery; J. W. Candee (1906), Sec., 501 Fayette Park, Syracuse, obstetrics; L. A. Martin (1907), anatomy; W. M. L. Fiske (1905), physiology and hygiene; W. B. Gifford (1905), chemistry; G. E. Gorham (1906) pathology and diagnosis; John B. Garrison (1907), therapeutics, practice and materia medica. Eclectic-L. H. Smith (1906), Pres., surgery; A. R. Tiel (1905), Sec., Mattawan, anatomy; 0. W. Sutton (1906), physiology and hygiene; D. E. Ensign (1907), chemistry; John P. Nolan (1905), obstetrics; M. H. Nichols (1906), pathology and diagnosis; Eli Denny (1907), therapeutics, practice and materia medica. Dental Examiners A. M. Holmes (1906). Pres., operative dentistry; Frank French (1907), Sec., 62 State st., Rochester, histology; H. J. Burkhart (1906), anatomy; A. M. Wright (1905), physiology and hygiene; A. R. Cooke (1908), chemistry and metallurgy; Wm. Carr (1905), oral surgery and pathology: O. J. Gross (1907), prosthetic dentistry; Fayette C. Walker (1908), therapeutics and materia medica. Veterinary Examiners-G. H. Berns (1905), Pres., anatomy and surgery; C. D. Morris (1905), Sec., 50 Front st.. Binghamton, physiology and hygiene; Chas, Cowie (1905), chemistry; therapeutics and materia medica; T. F. O'Dea (1905), obstetrics; E. B. Ackerman (1905), pathology, diagnosis and practice. IV. The papers filed by each applicant must be attached together, and there must be indorsed upon them the name of the applicant. The papers must be entitled: "In the matter of the application of for admission to the Bar." Each applicant must state the beginning and end of each term spent in a law school, as well as the beginning and the end of each vacation that he has had. V. An applicant who has been admitted as an attorney in highest court of original jurisdiction of another State, and who has remained therein as a practicing attorney one year, may prove the latter fact by his own affidavit, and present a certificate from a judge of the court in which he was admitted or from a county judge in said State certifying to that fact. The signature of the judge must be certified to by clerk of the court or by county clerk under the seal of the court. FOREST, FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONN. Y. City Office, 1 Madison av., Mhtn. The Governor (by and with advice and consent of Senate) appoints a Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner to hold office for 4 years. The Commissioner has charge of the State fish-hatching establishments and shellfish industry, and it is under his supervision that lakes and streams of the State are restocked with fish. He has care, custody, control and superintendence of forest lands, owned by the State. of many islands of Lake George and of St. Lawrence Reservation at Thousand Islands; also of public interests of State with regard to forests and tree planting, and especialy with regard to forest fires. He also is charged with enforcement of forest, fish and game laws. The Commission reports to the Legislature annually, with such recommendations for further legislative or official action as he deems proper. He appoints Protectors to enforce the law for Protection of fish, game and forests. The Commissioner receives a salary of $5.000 and expenses; Deputy Commissioner, $2,500 and actual expenses The Commissioner appoints an Asst. Sec., Fish Culturist, Supt. of Forests, Expert Foresters, a Chief Fire Warden, a Chief Protector and other protectors, an Oyster Protector and Foremen of Hatcheries, Special Agents and necessary clerical force. Public Accountant Examiners-Appointed for one year, Aug. 1, 1904, to July 31, 1905: John R. Loomis, Pres.; John R. Sparrow, Sec., 309 B'way, Mhtn.; Ferdinand W. Lafrentz. Nurse Examiners-Sophia F. Palmer (1907), Pres.; Jane E. Hitchcock (1908), Sec., 265 Henry st., Mhtn.; L. Bissell Sanford (1909), Annie Damer (1905), Dorothea M. Macdonald (1906). STATE BOARD OF LAW EXAMINERS. Appointed by Court of Appeals. Wm. Goodelle, Pres.. Syracuse; Frank Sullivan Smith, N. Y. City: Franklin M. Danaher, Sec. and Treas., Albany $2,000. LAW EXAMINATIONS. Examinations for admittance to the practice of law will be held in each judicial department during 1905, as follows: 1st and 2d Depts-Mhtn., at Grand Central Palace, Lex. av. and 43d st., Jan. 19, Ap. 19, June 19, Oct. 19. 3d and June 19. Dept.-Albany, at Court House, Jan. 19, 4th Dept.-Rochester, at Court House, Jan. 19 and June 19. 3d and 4th Depts.-Syracuse, at Court House, Oct. 19. The board has adopted the following rules: I. Each applicant for examination must file with Sec. of Board at least 15 days before holding examination preliminary proofs required by the "Rules for the admission of attorneys and counselors-at-law," as amended and adopted by judges of Court of Appeals, Dec. 2, 1895, to take effect Jan. 1, 1896, from which it must appear the preliminary conditions prescribed have been fulfilled, and also proof of residence of applicant for six months prior to examination, giving place, with street and number, which must be made by his own affidavit. Said affidavit must also state that such residence is actual. The examination fee of $10 must be paid to Treas. at time the application for examination is filed. To entitle an applicant to a re-examination he must notify the Sec. by mail of his desire therefore, at least 15 days before the examination at which he intends to appear. 50 The Commissioner is DeWitt C. Middleton of Watertown. Deputy, J. D. Lawrence, Bloomville. The employes of the Commission are: Asst. Sec.. J. D. Whish, Albany, $2,000. Supt. of Forests, W. F. Fox, Albany, $3,000 and expenses. Foresters, Abraham Knechtel, $1,500; C. R. Pettis and E. M. Moffett, $1.000. Chief Fire Warden, L. S. Emmons, Oneonta, $1,500, Chief Protector. J. W. Pond, Malone, $2,500 and expenses. Auditor, A. J. Mulligan, Charlotte, $2,000. Clerk to Chief Protector, Geo, M. Fayles, Troy, $1,000. Special Agt., A. B. Strough, Clayton, $1,500. Clerk, J. S. Casey, Utica $1,600. Sten., Miss G. V. Brice, Albany, $1,200. Hatchery Foremen-Henry Davidson, Old Forge; G. M. Craft, Taggart: Frank Redband, Caledonia; G. E. Winchester, Saranac Inn; C. H. Walters, Cold Spring Harbor; H. E. Annin, Margaretville; Geo. F. Scriba, Constantia; R. R. Brown, Chautauqua, each $90 per month. Assistant Chief Protectors-John E. Leavitt, Johnstown: M. W. Worts, Oswego, and F. M. Potter. Chautauqua, $1,400 each. Protectors (each $600)-Chas. T. Barnes, Olmsteadville; F. S. Beeds, Keene Valley; N. J. Benson, Neversink; Jas. W. Buckley, Niagara Falls Edward Burhans, Brown Station; Frank E Courtney, Wells; T. H. Donnelly, Perry; E. A. Dorlin. Freeport; Claude Do Ville. Sodus Point John Farley, Rhinecliff; Frank O. Fournia, Albany; Harvey N. Gaylord, Turin; Jos. P. Grennon. Raquette Lake: Spencer Hawn. Cicero; Edward A. Hazen, Hammond; Jas. Holmes, Appalachin; Jos. Kiener, Buffalo; Willett Kidd, New II. Each applicant must be a citizen of State, of full age; may be examined in any Dept., but the fact of his having passed the examination will be certified to Appellate Div. of Judicial Dept, in which he has resided for six months prior to his examination. He must entitle his papers in Dept, in which he intends to apply for exam-burgh; Emery Kinsman, Natural Bridge; Chas ination. Note-An applicant must appear for examination in the Dept. in which he entitles his papers, unless permission of the Board otherwise be granted at least fifteen days before the day appointed for holding the examination. III. In applying provisions of Rules IV and V of Rules of the Court of Appeals, the Board will require proof that the college or university of which an applicant claims to be a graduate main A. Klock, Fairfield; Geo. E. Lake. Bath; Jas. |