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CIVIL SERVICE. Office, State House, Boston. Chairman-Charles Theodore Russell, Jr., Cambridge; Edward P. Wilbur, Boston; Charles H. Porter, Quincy. Chief Examiner-Henry Sherwin, salary $3.000. Clerk-Warren P. Dudley, salary $2,000. Registrar of Labor-William L. Hicks.
CORPORATIONS. Office, State House, Boston. Charles Endicott, Canton.
DAIRY BUREAU. Office. Commonwealth Building, Boston. Chairman-D. A. Horton, Northampton; J. Lewis Ellsworth, Worcester; C. D. Richardson, West Brookfield. Executive Officer-William R. Sessions. Assistant- George M. Whitaker.
DENTISTRY, BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN. George A. Maxfield. Holyoke; Dwight M. Clapp, Boston; Thomas J. Barrett, Worcester; John F. Dowsley, Boston; George E. Mitchell, Haverhill. Compensation, fees.
FALL RIVER, BOARD OF POLICE OF. Joseph Healy, Bradford D. Davol, John Stanton, all of Fall River.
FIRE MARSHAL. Office, State House, Boston. Charles W. Whitcomb, Boston, salary $4,500. Deputy-Joseph E. Shaw, Lynn, salary $2,500.
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND. Charles S. Palsler, New Bedford; James C. Crom- ble, Lawrence; Clifford H. Plummer. Boston.
FISH, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF. Austin B. Bray, Gloucester. Compensation, fees.
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT. Office, State House, Boston. Chairman-Forrest E. Barker, Worcester, salary $3,000; Morris Schaff, Pittsfield, salary $2.500; Charles H. Gifford, New Bedford, salary $2,500. Clerk-Robert G. Tobey, Boston, salary $2,000.
GAS AND GAS METERS, INSPECTOR OF. Office. No. 32 Hawley street, Boston. Charles D. Jenkins, Winchester, salary $2,000. Assistant Inspector-Law- rence S. James, Boston, salary $1,200.
GREYLOCK RESERVATION. Alfred B. Mole, Adams; Francis W. Rockwell, Pitts- field; John Bascomb, Williamstown.
HARBOR AND LAND. Office, State House, Boston. Chairman-Woodward Em- ery, Cambridge, salary $2,400; Clinton White, Melrose, salary $2,000; Chas. C. Doten, Plymouth, salary $2,000.
HIGHWAYS. Office, No. 4 Mount Vernon street, Boston. Chairman-Thomas C. Mendenhall, Worcester; Charles W. Ross, Newton; William E. Mc- Clintock, Chelsea. Salaries, $2,000 each.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME-Edward A. Brackett, Winchester, $1,800; Isalah C. Young, Wellfleet, $5 per day; Elisha D. Buffington, Worcester, $5 per day. INSURANCE. Office, State House, Boston. Frederick L. Cutting, Cheisea, sal- ary $3.500. Deputy-Frank H. Hardison, Somerville, salary $2,500.
LABOR STATISTICS, BUREAU OF. Oflice, State House, Boston. Chief-Horace G. Wadlin, Reading, salary $2,500. First Clerk-Charles F. Pidgin, salary $1,800. Second Clerk-Frank H. Drown, salary $1,500.
LIQUORS, STATE ASSAYER OF. Oflice, No. 13 Broad street, Boston. Stephen P. Sharples, Cambridge, salary $1,200.
LUMBER, SURVEYOR GENERAL OF. Office, No. 27 Doane street, Boston. John W. Wiggin, Boston. Compensation, fees.
MEDICINE, BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN. Office, State House, Boston. C. Ed- win Miles, Boston; William C. Cutler, Cheisea: Walter P. Bowers, Clin- ton; Samuel II. Calderwood, Boston; Augustus L. Chase, Randolph; Augus- tus C. Walker, Greenfield. Secretary-Edwin B. Harvey, Westboro.
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STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
METROPOLITAN PARK. Office, No. 14 Beacon street, Boston. Chairman- William B. de las Casas, Malden; David N. Skillings, Winchester; Edwin B. Haskell, Newton; Ellerton P. Whitney, Milton; Edwin U. Curtis, Boston- all without compensation. Secretary-John Woodbury, salary $4,000.
METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE. Office, No. 1 Mount Vernon street, Boston. George A. Kimball, Somerville; Hosea Kingman, Bridgewater; Tilly Haynes, Bos- ton. Compensation, $3,000 each. Clerk-Herbert E. Brayton, Fall River, salary $2,500.
METROPOLITAN WATER. Office, No. 3 Mount Vernon street, Boston. Chair- man-Henry II. Sprague, Boston, salary $5,000; Henry P. Walcott, Cam bridge, salary $4,500; Wllmot R. Evans, Everett, salary $4,500. Secretary- William N. Davenport, Marlboro. salary $4,500.
NAUTICAL TRAINING SCHOOL. Office, Commonwealth Bullding, Boston. Chalr- man-Rear Admiral George E. Belknap, U. S. N., Brookline; Robert B. Dixon, M. D., Boston; Albert Bushnell Hart, Ph. D., Cambridge.
PARIS EXPOSITION. George von L. Meyer, Hamilton; Charles E. Adams, Lowell; Charles S. Hamlin, Brookline; Frances M. Lincoln, Worcester; Charles L. Lovering, Taunton; William B. Rice, Quincy; William Whiting, Holyoke; Agnes Irwin, Cambridge.
PENSION AGENT. Office, State House, Boston. Joseph B. Parsons, North- ampton, salary $2,000.
PHARMACY, BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN. Office, State House, Boston. Pres- ident, John Larrabee, Melrose; John A. Rice, North Adams; Amos K. Til- den, Boston; Freeman HI. Butler, Lowell; C. F. Nixon, Leominster. Com- , pensation, fees.
PRISONS. Office, State House. Boston. Henry Parkman, Boston; Herbert D. Ward, Newton Centre; Margaret P. Russell, Boston; Arthur H. Wellington, Malden; Mary V. O'Callaghan, Worcester. Secretary-J. Warren Bailey, Somerville.
PRISONS, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF. Office, State House, Boston. Fred- erick G. Pettigrove, Boston, salary $3,500.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES. Chairman-C. B. Tillinghast, State Library, Boston; Ellza- beth P. Sohler, Beverly; Henry S. Nourse, Lancaster; Samuel S. Green, Worcester; Anna S. Amory, Boston. No compensation.
PUBLIC RECORDS. Office, State House, Boston. ' Robert T. Swan, Boston, salary $2,500.
PUBLIC STATUTES, CONSOLIDATION OF. Office, Ashburton place, Boston. William M. Butler, New Bedford; Francis W. Hurd, Boston; Charles W. Gifford, New Bedford.
SAVINGS BANKS. Office, State House, Boston. Chairman-Starkes Whiton, Hingham, salary $3,500; William D. T. Trefry, Marblehead, salary $3,000; Warren E. Locke, Norwood, salary, $3,000.
STATE AID. Office, State House, Boston. John W. Kimball, Auditor of Ac- counts; Samuel Dalton, Adjutant General. Clerk of Board-Charles W. Has- tings, salary $2,500.
STATE HOUSE CONSTRUCTION. Office, State House, Boston. All vacant. STATE LIBRARY. State House. Librarian-C. B. Tillinghast, salary $3,000.
TAX. Office, State House, Boston. Charles Endicott, Canton, salary $3,500; Deputy-Harrison Gray Otis, Worcester.
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND MAP. Office, State House, Boston. Albert E. Burton, Desmond FitzGerald, Brookline; Frank W. Hodgdon, Arlington
WRECKS AND SHIPWRECKED GOODS. James W. Bradley, Rockport: Washing- ton F. Pierce, Wellfleet; Isaac H. Folger, Nantucket; John S. Grover, Ip- swich; William H. Nickerson, Eastham; William B. Floyd, Winthrop; A. Brooks Anderson, Seitnate; Edward W. Chadwick, Edgartown; Wendell L. Hinckley, Yarmouth; Horace E. Baker, Marshfield; Thomas H. G. Douglass, Gloucester; Charles C. Crosby, Nantucket; William McKay, Newburyport; E. Parker Welch, Scituate; Danlel W. Nickerson, Chatham; Martin V. B. Stone, Swampscott; Francis H. Cleverly, Hull. Compensation, fees.
THE NEW STATE HOUSE,
OR THE STATE HOUSE EXTENSION.
This project was begun in 1888, May 17, by an act taking iand north of the old structure and furthered by an act, May 25, 188S, empowering the Govern- or and Council to report to the next Legislature a pian for the better accom- modation of the State government in the city of Boston. In 1889 an appropri- ation of $2.500.000 was made, and Messrs. John D. Long, Wm. Endicott, Jr., and Benj. D. Whitcomb were appointed commissioners. Messrs. Brigham and Spofford of Boston were appointed architects. Since 1892, Mr. Charles Brig- ham has been sole architect. The builders were the Norcross Brothers of Worcester. The corner-stone was laid December 21, 1889. The first per- manent occupants were the department officers of the Grand Army of the Republic, who entered Feb. 3d, 1894.
The original pian contemplated an edifice extending from Derne street on the north to the old Bulfinch structure, completed in 1798. To join this an arch has been thrown over Mt. Vernon street. Hancock street is on the west and Temple was on the east, though all the buildings between that and Bow- doin street have been removed, thus providing for a State House park. The edifice is built in Colonial style, of yellow brick, with white marble trimmings, having a granite foundation. Of floors, there are the sub-basement, basement 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th. The extreme length of the structure from Derne street to the Capitol is 401 feet, width 212 feet. The cost of the land was $1.243,225.66; January 1st, 188, the building had cost $3,144,375.92.
In the sub-basement are found the rooms of Major Rufus R. Wade and his State detective force, etc. On reaching the first floor that fact is indicated in numbering the rooms, all of which are variations of 100. On the second floor they pass to 200, etc .; the third to 300, and the 4th to 400, etc.
During the season of 1895 the old Bryant addition was entirely cleared away and the extension was carried close up to the Bulfinch front. In this part will be, when completed, the Memorial hall and rooms supple- mentary to the Senate chamber and Hall of Representatives, besides addi- tionai department and committee rooms. It was completed in 1896. To pro- vide for the completion of Memorial hall, the Legislature of 1896 appropriated $250,000. The Senate occupied the second story of the hall during the session of 1897, a temporary floor having been thrown across for this purpose.
The same Legislature appropriated $375,000 for the renewing and fire- proofing of the oid Bulfinch front. The directing architect was Arthur G. Everett of Boston. Under the direction of Woodbury & Leighton, the work advanced rapidiy, and the structure was ready for occupancy January 1, 1898. The Senate was installed in the old Representative hall, January 5, 1898, and hereafter the room will be known as the Senate chamber.
On the death, in 1894, of Mr. Whitcomb, he was succeeded by C. Everett Clark, and the Hon. John D. Long resigning in 1897, the Hon. Geo. W. Jolin- son was appointed in his place. It is expected that Memorial Hall will be completed in 1899 and that the buildings will then be considered finished. Commissioner Clark died March 20, 1899, and the other two Commission ers resigned in the same month.
Departments and committees of the Legislature are assigned as follows:
SUB-BASEMENT.
No.
1-5, District Police.
6-7, Deputy Fire Marshal.
8-9, Discharged Prisoners.
38-42, Board Room.
10, Watchman's Room.
43, Outdoor l'oor.
11, Engineer's Room.
44-46, Store Rooms.
12, Store Room.
BASEMENT.
13, Private Stairway.
14, Store Room.
15-18, Labor office and examination Civil Service Commission.
19-20, Fire Marshal.
21-22, Board of Pharmacy.
23-25, Prison Commission.
26-27, Grand Army of Republic.
28. Indoor l'oor.
29-33, Board of Lunacy and Charity.
34-37, Inspectors of Institutions.
110, Nautical Training School.
111, Military Archives.
117, Barber Shop.
118, Shipping Room.
121, Matron's Room.
123, State Aid.
FIRST FLOOR.
101, Generai Supt. of Prisons. 104, Commission of Pubile Records. .
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STATE HOUSE DEPARTMENTS.
145
124-6, Savings Bank Commission. 127-128, Board of Arbitration.
129-133, Harbor and Land Commis- sioners.
134-136, State Board of Agriculture. 137-128, Topographical Survey.
139-43, State Board of Heaith.
144-6, Gas and Electric Light Com- mission.
147, Ways and Means, Pay Roil. 148-50, Sergeant-at-Arms.
151-152, Civil Service.
153, Store Room.
154-5, Information Room and Public Telephone.
159, Registration in Medicine. SECOND FLOOR.
225, Attorney General.
238, Conimittee on State House, Mil- itary Affairs.
242, Commilttee on Probate and In- solvency.
227, Judiciary of the House.
228-230, Treasurer's Department.
231-3, Auditor's Departnient.
234-7, Tax Commission.
245-9, Insurance.
223, Judiciary Committee of the Sen- ate.
240, Labor, Prisons.
250, Bureau of Statistics of Labor. 259, Surgeon General.
260-4, Adjutant General.
THIRD FLOOR.
East Corridor: Senate Chamber, Sen- ate Reception room, Senate Presi- dent, Senate Clerk.
330, Secretary of State.
331, Main Office.
332, Registration.
333-5, Pubile Documents.
336, Engrossing Clerk.
337, Elections.
33S, Library.
West Corridor.
339-40, State Board of Education.
342, Members' Corridor.
343, Post Office.
344, Writing Room.
345-6, Reading Rooms.
347, Coat Room.
348-9, Reception Room.
350, Members' Corridor.
351, Vestibule.
352, Central Entrance, Representa- tives' hail.
353, Vestibule.
354, Speaker of the House.
355-8, Clerk of the House.
359, Executive Secretary.
360, Executive Department.
FOURTH FLOOR.
424, Legislative Documents. 425, Counties, Harbors and l'ubile Lands.
426, Roads and Bridges, Towns.
428, Federal Relations, Parishes and Religious Societies.
429, Judlclary (Senate).
430, Ways and Means (Senate).
431, Committees on Street Railways. Mercantlie Affairs.
432, Registration Room.
433-4, Architects' Room.
465, Work Room, Library.
436, Metropolitan Affairs.
437, Museum, Educational.
438, Committees on Election Laws, Public Service.
439, Committee on Liquor Law,
Water Supply.
440, Manufacturers, Pubile Chari- table Institutions.
441, Education, Printing.
442, Boston Press.
443, Women's Entrance to Gallery.
444, Committee on Cities.
445, Elections (House), Public Health.
446, Committees on Railroads.
448, Banks and Banking, Drainage.
449, Messengers' Room.
452, Pardon Comnilttee (ex-Council).
453, Committee on Agriculture, Tax. ation.
FIFTH FLOOR.
Restaurant on north side; take east elevator. Board of Health has lab- oratory on south side. Several store rooms. This floor is lighted from the roof and court.
501-2, Board of Health Laboratories. 504, Messengers' Room.
505, Fisheries and Game, Insurance.
DEPARTMENTS, ETC.
C. B .- Commonwealth Building.
Adjutant General, Nos. 260-4.
Agriculture, Board of, Nos. 134-136. Arbitration, Board of, No. 128. Archives, Nos. 433-4. Attorney General, No. 225. Auditor's Office, No. 232. Barber Shop, No. 117.
Cattie Commission, C. B.
Civil Service, Board of Commission. ers of, No. 16.
Civil Service, Secretary of, Nos. 150-2. Clerk of House, Nos. 355-6. Coat Room (House), No. 347. Commissioner of County Accounts, C. B. 10
District Police, No. 1-5.
Document Room, House, No. 24.
Document Room, Public, No. 333.
Education, Board of, Nos. 330-40.
Educational Museum, No. 437.
Engineer's Room, No. 11.
Executive Department, Nos. 359-360. Fire Marshal, Nos. 19-20.
Fire Marshal, Deputy, Nos. 6-7.
Gas and Electric Light, Board of. Nos. 144-6.
Grand Army of Republic, Nos. 26-7. Harbors and Public Lands, Board of, Nos. 129-133. Health, Board of, Nos. 39-43.
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MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK.
Highway Commissioners, No. 4 Mt. Vernon street. Inspector General of Rifle Practice, No. 204.
Inspectors of Bulldings, Factories, and Ready-made Clothing, No. 3. Inspector of Institutions, No. 34. Insurance Commissioners, Nos. 245-9. Labor, Bureau of Statistics of, 250- 258.
Legislative Document Room, 424. Library, No. 338.
Lunacy and Charity, Board of, No. 29-33.
Metropolitan Park Commission, Ames Building.
Metropolitan Sewer Board, No. 1 Mt. Vernon street.
Metropolitan Water Board, No. 3 Mt. Vernon street.
Military Archives, No. 111.
Nautical Training School, 110.
Pension Bureau, 158.
Pharmacy, Board of, 21-2.
Poor, Indoor, No. 30. Poor, Outdoor, No. 38.
Post Office, No. 343.
Press Room (Newspapers), fourth floor.
Printers, State (Wright & Potter),
No. 18 Post Office square.
Prisons, Board of Commissioners of, No. 23-5.
Prisons, Superintendent of. No. 101 Prisoners, Discharged Female, No. 28. Public Records, 104.
Railroad Commissioners, Board of, 20 Beacon street.
Rapid Transit Commission, No. 20 Mt. Vernon street.
Reading Room, No. 348.
Reception Room, No. 348-9.
Registration in Medicine, No. 159.
Reporters' Room, No. 445.
Representative Chamber, third floor. Restaurant, fifth floor.
Savings Bank Commissioners, No. 124. Secretary of State, Nos. 331-4.
Senate, third floor, old Representa- tive Hall.
Sergeant-at-Arms, Nos. 148-50.
Shipping Room.
Speaker of the House, No. 354.
State Aid, No. 123.
Supt. of Prisons, 101-103.
Surgeon-General, 257.
Tax Commissioners, Nos. 231-7.
Telegraph, No. 343.
Topographical Survey, 137-138.
Treasurer, Nos. 228-30.
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE ROOMS.
Agriculture, Room 453. Banks and Banking, Room 448.
Cities, Room 444.
Constitutional Amendments, 431.
Room
Counties, Room 425.
Drainage, Room 448.
Education, Room 441.
Elections (House), Room 445.
Election Laws, Room 438.
Federal Relations, Room 428.
Fisheries and Game, Room 505.
Harbors and Public Lands, Room 425. Insurance, Room 505.
Judiciary of the Senate, Room 429.
Judiciary of the House, and Joint, Room 227.
Labor, Room 249. Library, in Library.
Liquor Law, Room 439.
Manufacturers, Room 440. Mercantile Affairs, Room 431. Metropolitan Affairs, Room 436. Military Affairs, Room 238.
Parishes and Religious Societies, Room 128.
Pay Roll, Room 147. Printing, Room 441. Prisons, Room 249.
Probate and Room 242.
Insolvency (House),
Public Charitable Institutions, Room 440.
Public Health, Room 445.
Public Service, Room 438.
Railroads, Room 446.
Roads and Bridges, Room 426.
Rules (Senate), in President's Room, 430. Rules (House), In Speaker's Room, 354.
Rules (Joint), in President's Room. 430.
State House, Room 238.
Street Railways, Room 431.
Taxation, Room 453. Towns, 426.
Water Supply, Room 439.
Ways and Means (House), Room 147. Ways and Means (Senate), Room
428.
DIRECTORY
Of State officers, commissioners and employees at the State House.
Abbott, Emma L., Secretary's Dept. Abbott, John E., Clerk Com. on Rules, Senate.
Abbott, Lewis F. F., District Police Dept.
Abbott, Samuel W., Board of Health. Adair, Andrew D., Boston Transit Commission.
Adams, Caroline L., Mass. Highway Commission. Adams, Charles E., Board of Paris Exposition Managers. Adams, Charles M., Metropolitan
Water Board. Adams, Charles O., Sergeant-at-
Arms' Dept.
DIRECTORY OF STATE HOUSE.
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Adams, John G. B., Sergeant-at- Arms.
Adams, John Q., Treasury Dept.
Adams, Warren W., Fire Marshal's Dept. Adlington, Joseph S., Sergeant-at- Arms' Dept. Aldrich, George I., Board of Educa- tion.
Allen, Cora I., Harbor and Land Commission.
Alien, Horace G., Boston Transit Commissioner. Alien, Walter S., Board of Paris Ex- position Managers. Alfine, William H., Adjutant Gener- ai's Dept.
Allison, William, Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Ambrose, David A., Metropolitan Park Commission.
Ameil, Louis, District Police Dept. Archdeacon, J. F., Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Arey, Maud H., Treasury Dept. Armstrong, James E., Senate Mes- senger.
Arnold, A. E., Tax Commissioner's Dept.
Arthur, John J., Metropolitan Park Commission. Atweil, Mrs. Parthenia, Telegraph Dept.
Atwood, Thomas C., Metropolitan Water Board.
Austin, Arthur W., House Page.
Austin, E. A., Mass. Highway Com- mission.
Austin, S. Elisabeth, Civil Service Commission.
Ayer. Charles R .. House Messenger. Backman, Edward S., House Page. Bagley, Elizabeth A., Secretary's Dept.
Bagley, Thomas P., State Board of Charity.
Bailey, Frank S., Board of Health. Bailey, Henry T., Board of Educa- tion.
Bailey, J. Warren, Prison Commis- sion.
Bayley, Lena G., State Aid Dept. Baker, I. Lillian, Insurance Commis- sioner's Dept.
Baker, John, Adjutant General's Dept.
Baker, Lilia D., State Board of Charity.
Balch, Elizabeth A., Treasury Dept. Ballou, Mary L., Secretary's Dept. Ballou, Roy H., Secretary's Dept.
Bardwell, Henry J., District Police Dept.
Barker, Forrest. E., Chairman Gas and Electric Light Commission. Barker, Fred P., Metropolitan Park Commission.
Barker, Mary E., Treasury Dept.
Barnes, Annette E., State Board of Charity.
Barrett, Lucie I., Board of Registry in Pharmacy.
Barron, Philip, Attorney General's Dept.
Barry, Richard P., Commissioner Board of Arbitration and Concili- ation.
Barton, Sam'l M., Secretary's Dept. Bassett, Z. A., Metropolitan Sewer- age Commission .
Barton, Silas A., G. A. K. Depart- ment Headquarters.
Batchelder, Emma, Boston Transit Commission.
Bate, Lena B., Bureau of Labor.
Bateman, Luther H., Harbor and Land Commission.
Bath, Eva M., Bureau of Labor.
Police Baxter, Sturgis C., District Dept.
Beal, B. Leighton, Boston Transit Commission.
Beal, Henry W., Sergeant-at-Arms Dept.
Beale, Mary S., State Board of Charity.
Bean, Albro J., Senate Messenger.
Beard, Irwin M., Metropolitan Wa- ter Board.
Beatty, James, House Postmaster.
Belknap, George E., U. S. N. Com- missioner Nautical Training School.
Bence, B. B., Tax Commissioner's Dept.
Berry, John F., Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Bicknell, Francis A., State Aid Dept. Bigelow, Geo. D., Metropolitan Wa- ter Board. Bishop, George W., Railroad Com- missioner. Biack, Jeremiah B., Metropolitan Sewerage Commission.
Black, Robert, . Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Biackmer, Louis E., Sergeant-at- Arms' Dept.
Blevins, A. H., Mass. Highway Com- mission.
Blood, Robert Allen, Surgeon-Gen- erai.
Bloomfield, Thos., Metropolitan Sew- erage Commission.
Bond, James C., Treasury Dept.
Booker, Robert C., Jr., Executive Dept.
Boomer, Periey E., Metropolitan Park Commission.
Borgia, Chas. C., Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Bouve, Edw. T., Secretary's Dept. Bowers, Walter P., M. D., Board of Registry in Medicine.
Bowker, Edward W., State Board of Charity.
Bowman, Feneion E., Topographical Survey Dept.
Boylan, Mary A., State Board of Charity.
Boynton, Herbert H., Secretary's Dept.
Brackett, Dexter, Metropolitan Wa- ter Board.
Brackett, George L., Railroad Com- mission.
Bradbury, Richard R., Board of Health.
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YEAR BOOK.
Bradford, S. S., Surgeon General's Dept.
Brayton, Herbert E., Metropolitan Sewerage Commission. Breslin, Mary J., State Board of Charity.
Brickett, Lillian E., Insurance Com- missioner's Dept.
Bridge, Henry S., Treasury Dept.
Bridge, Lucy P., Treasury Dept.
Bridgman, Alfred F., Metropolitan Water Board.
Bridgman, Frank E., Ass't Clerk, House.
Brigham, Charles, Architect.
Brigham, Charles W., Fire Marshal's Dept.
Brooks, Emma S., Bureau of Labor. Brooks, Frederick, Metropolitan Wa- ter Board.
Brooks, M. Alice, Bureau of Labor. Brown, Benj. B., House Messenger.
Brown, Edwin Y., District Police Dept.
Brown, Ernest W., Metropolitan Sewerage Commission.
Brown, George R., Metropolitan 'Park Commission.
Brown, George W., Secretary's Dept. Brown, John L., Metropolitan Park Commission.
Brown, Josaphine E., Savings Bank Commission.
Brown, Joseph R., Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Brown, Willam H., Insurance Com- missioner's Dept.
Brown, William M., Jr., Metropolitan Sewerage Commission.
Browning, Charles A., Sergeant-at- Arms' Dept.
Bryant, Virginia I., Insurance Com- missioner's Dept.
Bryden, Samuel D., Metropolitau Park Commission.
Buckley, Minnie E., Secretary's Bunker, A. M., Tax Commissioner's Dept. Dept.
Burfitt, Charles E., District Police Dept.
Burgess, Mary E., Secretary's Dept. Burke, Jolin R., Harbor and Land Commission.
Burleigh, Naray G., Distrlet Police Dept.
Burns, Jolin . J., Metropolitan Park Commlsslon.
Burns, W. G., Massachusetts High- way Commission.
Burr, Annie L., Secretaryle Dept.
Burr, George II., Metropolitan Water Board.
Burrill, Ellen Mudge, Sergeant-at. Arms' Dept.
Burrill, Mary E., Insurance Commis- sioner's Dept.
Burt, Ella M., Secretary's Dept. Burt, Frederick A., State Board of Charity.
Burton, Alfred E., Topographical Survey Commissioner.
Butler, Freeman HI., Board of Regis- try in Pharmacy.
Buxton, Warren S., District Pollce Dept.
Cady, Mary R., State Board of Charity.
Cahill, Charles F., Boston Transit Commission.
Calderwood, S. H., M. D., Board of Registry in Medicine.
Callahan, James, Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept.
Callahan, Matthew J., Metropolitan Park Commission.
Campbell, James P., District Police Dept.
Campbell. John E., Adjutant Gener. al's Dept.
Capelle, William C., Adjutant Gen- eral's Dept.
Capen, Elmer H., Board of Educa- tion.
Capen, Frank I., Metropolitan Sew- erage Commission.
Carlton, Albert A., State Board of Charity.
Carney, Dept. Peter F. J., Secretary's Carroll, John . P., Boston Transit Commission.
Carroll, William N., Metropolltan Park Commission. Carson, Howard A., Boston Transit Commission.
Carter. Arthur B., Boston Transit Commission.
Carter, Franklin, Board of Educa- tion.
Casas, William B. de las, Chairman Metropolitan Park Commission. Casey, Maurice F., Fire Marshal's Dept.
Chandler, Charles F., Sergeant-at- Arms' Dept.
Chandler, John L., Sergeant-at-Arms' Dept. **
Chapman, Sarah, State Board of Insanity.
Charleston, John H., Sergeant-at- Arms' Dept.
Chase, Augustus L., M. D., Board of Registry in Medicine.
Chase, W. W., Mass. Highway Com- mission.
Cheney, Ansel J., District Police Dept.
Cheney, John E., Boston Transit Commission.
Chlek, W. E., Metropolitan Park Commission. Choate, Helen B., Metropolitan Wa- ter Board.
Church, E. C., Tax Commissioner's Dept.
Church, H. M., Tax Commissioner's Dept.
Clapp, Frank L., Metropolitan Water Board.
Clapp, Sydney K., Metropolitan Wa- ter Board.
Clark, H. W., Board of Health.
Cleveland, Arthur B., Metropolitan Park Commission.
Cleveland, Grace 1., Secretary's Dept. Clinton, Zephanlah T., Sergeant-at- Arms' Dept.
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Codman, Henrietta G., State Board of Charity.
Coe, Nathan, State Board of Charity. Coffin, Annie R., Public Records Dept.
Coicord, Charies A., State Board of Charity.
Coie, Carrie B., Board of Heaith.
Coie, Frank W., House Page.
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