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Mellen, George H.
Mellen, James H. (D)
Meyer, George v. L.
Boston,
Fall River,
Mooney, Joseph F. (D)
Fall River,
Moore, E. Lewis,
Framingham,
Moran, William (D)
Fall River,
Moriarty, Eugene M. (D)
Mulvey, Mark B. (D)
Murphy, Timothy F. (D)
Myers, James J.
Cambridge,
Newell, Herbert
Shelburne,
Newhall, George H.
Lynn,
Newhall, John B.
Lynn,
Norton, Joseph J. (D)
Boston,
O'Brien, Michael J. (D)
Boston,
O'Connor. John Joseph (D)
Lowell,
O'Hara, John M. (D) Osgood, L. Edgar
North Andover,
Parker, Theodore K.
Winchendon,
Penniman, George W.
Brockton,
Perkins, Lyman H.
Springfield,
North Adams,
Phelps, Carlton T. Pinkham, E. W.
Lynn,
Porter, Jr., Burrell
North Attleboro,
Avon,
Porter, J. Frank
Danvers,
Amesbury,
Lowell,
Quint, Nicholas M.
Peabody,
Quirk, Charles I. (D)
Boston,
Rice, Henry F.
Sutton,
Haverhill,
15th Suffolk District. 29th Middlesex District. 1st Norfolk District. 8th Essex District. 20th Essex District. 1st Hampshire District. 3d Hampden District. 2d Berkshire District. 18th Essex District.
10th Worcester District. 6th Middlesex District. 15th Worcester District. 16th Suffolk District. 8th Suffolk District. 2d Hampshire District. 9th Plymouth District. 22d Worcester District. 17th Suffolk District. 4th Plymouth District. 28th Middlesex District. 3d Franklin District. 2d Bristol District. 3d Norfolk District. 11th Suffolk District. 4th Essex District.
fth Bristol District. 5th Franklin District. 12th Middlesex District. 8th Middlesex District. 4th Suffolk District. 7th Suffolk District.
20th Worcester District. 23d Worcester District. 19th Worcester District.
Mills, Charles E.
Mitchell, Samuel H.
Boston,
Worcester,
Boston,
Boston,
Newell, Richard
West Newbury,
9th Suffolk District. 9th Bristol District. 25th Suffolk District. 8th Bristol District. 28th Middlesex District. 8th Bristol District. 18th Worcester District. 22d Suffolk District. 7th Suffolk District. 1st Middlesex District. 1st Franklin District.
Ist Essex District. 17th Essex District. 18th Essex District. 14th Suffolk District. 5th Suffolk District. 23d Middlesex District. 3d Suffolk District. 6th Essex District. 2d Worcester District.
10th Plymouth District. 6th Hampden District. 1st Berkshire District. 17th Essex District. 1st Bristol District. 7th Norfolk District. 22d Essex District. 1st Essex District. 22d Middlesex District. 21st Essex District. 20th Suffolk District. 9th Worcester District. 3d Essex District.
Prevaux, John J. Putnam, George E.
Richardson, Robert A.
Marlboro,
Jenks, William S. Johnson, Edward P.
Melrose,
11th Middlesex District. 14th Essex District.
Kaan, Frank A.
Boston,
Boston,
Huntington,
East Bridgewater,
Leach, George A.
Leach, Osgood L.
Light, Charles F.
Lowell, Francis S.
Lynch, John M. (D)
Macomber, John A.
Buckland,
Medford,
Boston,
Boston,
Worcester,
Worcester,
Worcester,
Boston,
Porter, George W.
Salem,
STATE GOVERNMENT.
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Roberts, Ernest W.
Chelsea,
Worcester,
Granville,
Lowell,
New Bedford,
Rourke, Daniel D. (D)
Boston,
Rourke, Fred H. (D)
Lowell,
Russell, George G.
Salem,
Ryan, James F. (D)
Boston,
Ryder, Martin F. (D) Sargent, Charles F.
Lawrence,
Scates, George W.
Boston,
Searles, William P. Shea, John T. (R D)
Cambridge,
Sheehan, John F. (L D)
Holyoke,
Shepard, William
Lynn, Springfield,
*Shipley, Joseph L.
Ware,
Worcester,
New Marlboro,
Fall River,
Winthrop,
Boston,
Lee,
Chelmsford,
Southworth, Amasa E.
Somerville.
Spaulding, Warren F.
Cambridge,
Spofford, John C.
Everett,
Boston,
New Bedford,
Malden,
St. John, Thomas E.
Haverhill,
Stocker, Joseph W.
Beverly,
Stone, Daniel D.
Hamilton,
Strong, Homer O.
Southampton,
Sturtevant, Charles F.
Boston,
Tarr, George J.
Gloucester, Boston,
Thacher, Josiah P.
Littleton,
Thurston, Lyman D.
Leicester,
Tolman, William
Pittsfield,
Tower, Henry
Hudson,
Towle, William W.
Boston,
Tuite, Michael (D)
Blackstone,
Turner, Arthur H.
Harvard,
Tuttle, John E.
Boston,
Utley, Charles H.
Brookline.
Wadden, Frank L. (D) Waite, Gilman
Templeton,
Wakefield, Charles E.
Amherst,
Wales, George Albert
Stoughton,
Wallis, Horace E. Warriner, Stephen C.
Springfield,
Waterman, George B.
Williamstown,
Wentworth, George L. Weston, Clarence P. Wheaton, Mark O.
Weymouth, Boston,
Attleboro,
Whitaker, Elbridge J. White, George E. White, William S.
Sandwich,
Wiley, Albert L.
Hardwick,
Willard, Edward E.
Chelsea,
Wilson, Edward H.
Natick,
Winn, John
Burlington,
Woodfall, J. Loring
Swanzey, Rockport,
Young, Charles L. (P R)
Springfield,
27th Suffolk District. 16th Worcester District. 1st Hampden District. 24th Middlesex District. 5th Bristol District. 6th Suffolk District. 21st Middlesex District. 15th Essex District. 16th Suffolk District. 6th Suffolk District. 5th Essex District. 21st Suffolk District. 17th Worcester District. 3d Middlesex District. 4th Hampden District. 20th Essex District. 6th Hampden District. 5th Hampshire District. 21st Worcester District. 7th Berkshire District. 9th Bristol District. 27th Suffolk District. 18th Suffolk District. 5th Berkshire District. 20th Middlesex District. 5th Middlesex District. 4th Middlesex District. 10th Middlesex District. 10th Suffolk District. 6th Bristol District. 9th Middlesex District. 2d Essex District. 12th Essex District. 9th Essex District.
1st Hampshire District. 23d Suffolk District. 10th Essex District. 9th Suffolk District. 30th Middlesex District. 6th Worcester District. 4th Berkshire District. 29th Middlesex District. 17th Suffolk District. 11th Worcester District. 13th Worcester District. 24th Suffolk District. 2d Norfolk District. 16th Essex District. 2d Worcester District. 4th Hampshire District. 7th Norfolk District. 10th Hampden District. 8th Hampden District. 1st Berkshire District. 5th Norfolk District. 10th Suffolk District. 1st Bristol District. 8th Norfolk District. 1st Barnstable District. 8th Norfolk District. 3d Worcester District. 26th Suffolk District. 26th Middlesex District. 19th Middlesex District. 10th Bristol Distrcit. 11th Essex District. 7th Hampden District,
*Deceased. Special election to be held in February to fill vacancies,
Wood, Henry O.
Wrentham,
Foxboro,
Marblehead,
Holland,
Teamoh, Robert T.
Sibley, Frank M. *Simpson, Henry Y. Sisson, Henry D. Slade, David F. Sleeper, George F. Smith, Albert C. Smith, Henry M. Snow, George F.
Spring, Arthur L. Stanley, Fred D. Stevens, Ezra A.
Worcester,
Boston,
Roe, Alfred S. Root Silas B. Roper, George A. Ross, Samuel
DISTRICT POLICE.
Chief, RUFUS R. WADE, salary $2500.
Clerk, JAMES P. CAMPBELL, salary $1500; Assistant Clerk, J. W. HOITT, salary $1000.
Central Office: Commonwealth Building, Boston. Storehouse, 65 Bowdoin St., Boston. Clerk of Storehouse, Belle C. Davis.
Salaries of Inspectors and Detectives $1500 each.
Names.
District Assigned.
Residence.
John T. White, Inspector,
Northern,
Arlington.
James C. Murray.Inspector,
Northern,
Boston. Natick.
J. H. Whitney, Detective,
Northern,
Medford.
John F. Murray, Inspector,
Northern,
Lowell.
Suffolk County,
Boston.
Suffolk County,
Boston.
Suffolk County,
Boston.
F. A. Rhoades, Detective,
Suffolk County,
Malden.
H. J. Bardwell, Inspector, Malcom Sillars, Inspector, George C. Neal, Detective, Eastern,
Suffolk County,
Boston. Danvers. Lynn.
D. W. Hammond, Detective, John J. Sheehan, Inspector, Ansel J. Cheney, Inspector, E. B. Putnam, Inspector, Geo. C. Pratt, Detective,
Eastern,
Haverhill.
Eastern,
Salem. Beverly. Chelsea.
John F. Tierney, Inspector,
Southern,
John E. Foulds, Inspector,
Southern,
Southern,
Southern,
Middle,
Southeastern,
Middle,
Western,
Western,
Western.
Lee.
Northwestern,
Northampton.
Berkshire and Frank- lin Counties,
Holyoke.
F. W. Merriam, Inspector,
L. F. F. Abbott, Inspector,
W. H. Proctor, Inspector Inland Fisheries,
Special duty,
Swampscott.
Special duty,
Boston.
Special duty,
Boston.
Special duty,
Melrose.
Special duty,
Boston.
Special duty,
Lawrence.
Geo. F. Seaver, Detective, S. F. Letteney, Inspector, Jos. M. Dyson, Inspector, Henry Splaine, Inspector, P. F. Murray, Detective, W. S. Buxton, Inspector,
John L. Knight, Inspector, Moses H. Pease, Detective, B. Munyan, Detective,
Jas. R. Howes, Inspector,
Berkshire and Frank- lin Counties,
Middle,
North Adams. Worcester.
John E. Griffin, Inspector, J. H. Plunkett, Inspector, Thomas Hawley,
Fanny B. Ames, Inspector, Mary E. Halley, Inspector,
Eastern,
Eastern,
Southeastern,
North Abington.
Suffolk County,
Boston.
Josiah A. Bean, Detective,
Northern,
Jos. A. Moore, Inspector, Edwin Y. Brown, Inspector, Isaac S. Mullen, Inspector, Jos. Halstrick, Inspector,
Suffolk County,
Fall River. Fall River. Taunton. Hyannis. Worcester. Boston. Worcester. Springfield. Springfield.
NAUTICAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
The Nautical Training School, established in 1893 and maintained by the state at an annual expense of $50,000. is under the charge of three commissioners-W. H. Lincoln of Brookline, John C. Ross of Plymouth, and George E. Belknap, U. S. Navy, Brookline. The school uses the steamer Enterprise, during the winter lying at the Charlestown Navy Yard. On Jan. 1, 1895, the number of cadets was 90. No charge is made for tuition or board. Up to date all graduates have received lucrative positions.
STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. Office, Commonwealth Building, Boston.
Members ex-officio.
His Excellency Frederic T. Greenhalge, Governor.
His Honor Roger Wolcott, Lieut. Governor. Hon. William M. Olin, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Hon. Wm. R. Sessions, Secretary of the Board. C. A. Goessmann, Ph. D., LL. D., Chemist of the Board.
Henry H. Goodell, M. A., LL. D., President Mass. Agricultural College.
Members appointed by the Governor and Council.
Elbridge Cushman of Lakeville; D. A. Horton of Northampton; James S, Grinnell of Greenfield.
Members chosen by the Incorporated Societies.
Amesbury and Salisbury Agricultural Society, F. W. Sargent of Amesbury. Attleboro Agricultural Association, Isaac Aiger of Attleboro. Barnstable County Agricultural Society, John Bursley of West Barnstable. Berkshire Agricultural Society, Samuel Raymond of Dalton. Blackstone Valley, Henry A. Cook of Northbridge (P. O. Whitinsville). Bristol County Agricultural Society, N. W. Shaw of North Raynham. Deerfield Valley Agricultural Society, Charles E. Ward of Buckland. Eastern Hampden Agricultural Society, Wilson M. Tucker of Monson. Essex Agricultural Society, Francis H. Appleton of Peabody (P. O. Lynnfield). Franklin County Agricultural Society, J. C. Newhall of Conway. Hampden Agricultural Society, F. E. Clark of Wilbraham. Hampshire Agricultural Society, L. W. West of Hadley. Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden, C. B. Lyman of Southampton. Highland Agricultural Society, H. A. Barton, Jr., of Dalton. Hillside Agricultural Society, William Bancroft of Chesterfield. Hingham Agricultural Society, Edmund Hersey of Hingham. Hoosac Valley, W. H. Gove of North Adams (P. O. Blackinton). Housatonic Agricultural Society, F. A. Palmer of Stockbridge. Marshfield Agricultural Society, John H. Bourne of Marshfield.
Martha's Vineyard Agricultural Society, H. G. Norton of West Tisbury. Massachusetts Society for Promoting Agriculture, Francis Shaw of Wayland. Massachusetts Horticultural, E. W. Wood of West Newton. Middlesex North Agricultural Society, A. C. Varnum of Lowell.
Middlesex South Agricultural Society, Isaac Damon of Wayland (P.O.Cochituate). Nantucket Agricultural Society, J. S. Appleton, Jr., of Nantucket. Oxford Agricultural Society, W. M. Wellington of Oxford. Plymouth County Agricultural Society, Augustus Pratt of North Middleboro. Spencer Agricultural Society, John G. Avery of Spencer. Union Agricultural Society, G. C. Rowiey of Blandford. Weymouth Agricultural Society, Q. L. Reed of South Weymouth.
Worcester Agricultural Society, C. L. Hartshorn of Worcester.
Worcester North Agricultural Society, Geo. Cruickshanks of Fitchburg.
Worcester Northwest Agricultural Society, A. L. Raymond of Royalston. Worcester South, G. L. Clemence of Southbridge (P. O. Globe Village).
Worcester County West Agricultural Society, E. A. Harwood of North Brookfield. Worcester East Agricultural Society, W. A. Kilbourn of South Lancaster. President, His Excellency F. T. Greenhalge, ex-officio. First Vice President, James S. Grinnell, Greenfield. Second Vice President, Francis H. Appleton, Peabody.
Secretary, Wm. R. Sessions, Hampden, salary $2500.
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SPECIALISTS.
Chemist. Dr. C. A. Goessmann, Amherst.
Entomologist, Prof. C. H. Fernald, Amherst.
Botanist and Pomologist, Prof. S. T. Maynard, Amherst.
Veterinarian, Prof. Jas. B. Paige, Amherst.
Engineer, Wm. Wheeler, Concord.
Ornithologist, E. H. Forbush, Malden.
Librarian and Curator, First Clerk, F. H. Fowler.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. Office, State House, Boston.
The Board consists of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex-officio, and eight members, one to be appointed annually by the Governor and Council.
Members .- Admiral P. Stone, Springfield; Kate Gannett Wells, Boston; Milton B. Whitney, Westfield: George I. Aldrich, Quincy; Elmer H. Capen, Somerville; Elijah B. Stoddard, Worcester; George H. Conley, Boston; Alice Freeman Palmer, Cambridge.
Secretary, Frank A. Hill, salary $3400.
Clerk and Treasurer, C. B. Tillinghast.
Agents, George A. Walton, John T. Prince, Andrew W. Edson, G. T. Fletcher, James W. McDonald and Henry T. Bailey.
BOARD OF LUNACY AND CHARITY. Office, State House, Boston.
Members .- George W. Johnson, Brookfield, Chairman; Henrietta G. Codman, Brookline, Vice Chairman; Anne B. Richardson, Lowell; Richard M. Hodges, M. D., Boston; Charles J. Curran, M. D., North Adams; Edward Hitchcock, M. D., Amherst; Charles F. Donnelly, Boston; Leontine Lincoln, Fall River; Laban Pratt, Boston.
Clerk of the Board, John D. Wells, salary $2000.
Superintendent of In-door Poor, S. C. Wrightington, salary $2500.
Superintendent of Out-door Poor, Henry Stone, salary $2500.
Inspector of Institutions, Charles E. Woodbury, M. D., salary $2500.
BOARD OF HEALTH. Office, State House, Boston.
Members .- Henry P. Walcott, M. D., Cambridge, Chairman; Hiram F. Mills, Lawrence; Frank W. Draper, Boston; Gerard C. Tobey, Wareham; James W. Hull, Pittsfield; Charles Porter, Quincy; Joseph W. Hastings, Warren.
Secretary, Samuel W. Abbott, M. D., salary $3000.
COMMISSIONERS, ETC.
ACCOUNTS OF COUNTY OFFICERS .- Office, Commonwealth Building, Boston. Controller, Charles R. Prescott, Malden, salary $2500; Deputy Controller, James M. Cushman, Taunton, salary $1500.
ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION .- Office, State House, Boston. Richard P. Barry, Lynn, salary $2000; Richard E. Warner, Taunton, salary $2000; Charles H. Walcott, Concord, salary $2000; Clerk, Bernard F. Supple, salary $1200.
ARMORIES .- John W. Leighton, Boston; Josiah Pickett, Worcester; Joseph N. Peterson, Salem.
BALLOT LAW .- Boyd B. Jones, Haverhill; William H. Partridge, Newton; Henry V. Cunningham, Boston. All without compensation.
BOSTON, BOARD OF POLICE OF .- Office, No. 7 Pemberton square, Boston. Chairman, Augustus P. Martin; Albert T. Whiting, Robert F. Clark; Clerk, Thomas Ryan, Boston.
BOSTON, PILOT FOR THE PORT OF .- Office, No. 7 Doane street, Boston. John C. Ross, Plymouth; James W. Norcross, Chelsea.
CATTLE .- Office, 52 Village street, Boston. Chairman. Frederick H. Osgood, Brookline; Secretary, Charles P. Lyman, Boston; Leander F. Herrick, Millbury; Maurice O'Connell, Holyoke; Charles A. Dennen, Pepperell. See Cattle Inspec- tors. (Compensation $5 per diem.)
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STATE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
CIVIL SERVICE .- Office, State House, Boston. Chairman, Charles Theodore Russell, Jr. : Edward P. Wilbur, Boston; Arthur Lord, Plymouth; Chief Exam- iner, Henry Sherwin, salary $3000; Clerk, Warren P. Dudley, salary $2000.
CORPORATIONS .- Office, State House, Boston. Charles Endicott, Canton.
DENTISTRY, BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN .- Office, State House, Boston. Eu- gene V. McLeod, New Bedford; J. Searle Hurlbut, Springfield; Thomas J. Bar- rett, Worcester; John F. Dowsley, Boston; George E. Mitchell, Haverhill. Compensation, fees.
FIRE MARSHAL .- Office, State House, Boston. Charles W. Whitcomb, salary $3000; Deputy, Joseph E. Shaw, Lynn, salary $1200.
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND .- Charles S. Paisler, New Bedford; James C. Crombie, Lawrence; Clifford H. Plummer, Boston.
FISH, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF .- Austin B. Bray, Gloucester.
FOREIGN MORTGAGE CORPORATIONS .- Office, No. 5 Tremont street, Boston. James Russell Reed, Burlington, salary $3000.
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT .- Office, State House, Boston. Chairman, Forrest E. Barker, Worcester, salary $3000; Morris Schaff, Pittsfield, salary $2500; Charles H. Gifford, New Bedford, salary $2500; Clerk, Jeremiah T. Leary, Boston, salary $2000.
GAS AND GAS METERS, INSPECTOR OF .- Office, No. 32 Hawley street, Boston. Charles D. Jenkins, Winchester, salary $2000; Assistant Inspector, Lawrence S. James, Boston, salary $1200.
HARBOR AND LAND .- Office, Commonwealth Building, Boston. Chairman, Woodward Emery, Cambridge, salary $2400; John I. Baker, Beverly, salary $2000; Charles H. Howland, Plymouth, salary $2000.
HIGHWAYS .- Office, Smith Building, Court square, Boston. Chairman, George A. Perkins, Cambridge; Nathaniel S. Shaler, Cambridge; William E. McClin- tock, Chelsea.
INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME .- Edward A. Brackett, Winchester; Isaiah C. Young, Wellfleet; Elisha D. Buffington, Worcester.
INSURANCE .- Office, State House, Boston. George S. Merrill, Lawrence, salary $3500; Deputy, William S. Smith, salary $2500.
LABOR STATISTICS, BUREAU OF .- Office, No. 20 Beacon street, Boston. Chief, Horace G. Wadlin, Reading, salary $2500; 1st Clerk, Charles F. Pidgin, salary $1800; 2d Clerk, Frank H. Drown, salary $1500. The bureau has charge of the decennial census.
LIQUORS, STATE ASSAYER OF .- Office, No. 13 Broad street, Boston. Stephen P. Sharples, Cambridge, salary $1200.
LUMBER, SURVEYOR GENERAL OF .- Office, No. 27 Doane street, Boston. John W. Wiggin, Boston.
MEDICINE, BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN .- Office, State House, Boston. Au- gustus C. Walker, Greenfield; C. Edwin Mills, Boston; William C. Cutler, Chelsea; Walter P. Bowers, Clinton; Daniel B. Whittier, Fitchburg; Augustus L. Chase, Randolph; Edward J. Forster, Boston.
METROPOLITAN PARK .- Office, No. 113 Ames Building, Boston. Chairman, Charles Francis Adams; William L. Chase, Brookline; Philip A. Chase, Lynn; William B. de las Casas, Malden; Abraham L. Richards, Watertown, all with- out compensation; Secretary, Herbert S. Carruth, salary $1041.
METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE .- Office, No. 110 Boylston street, Boston. Hosea Kingman, Bridgewater; Tilly Haynes, Boston; Albert F. Noyes, Newton; Clerk, Edward P. Fiske, Boston.
MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORIAN .- Thomas W. Higginson, Cambridge.
NAUTICAL TRAINING SCHOOL .- Office, State House, Boston. John C. Ross, Plymouth; William H. Lincoln, Boston; George E. Belknap, Brookline, all without compensation.
PENSION AGENT .- Office, No. 29 Pemberton square, Boston. Joseph B. Par- sons, Northampton.
PHARMACY, BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN .- Office, State House, Boston. John Larabee, Melrose: John A. Rice, North Adams; Amos K. Tilden, Boston; Free- man H. Butler, Lowell; Henry M. Whitney, North Andover, compensation, fees.
PRISONS .- Office, State House, Boston. Katherine E. Conway, Boston; William
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A. Wilde, Malden; Margaret P. Russell, Boston; Henry Parkman, Boston; J. Warren Bailey, Somerville; Secretary, Frederick G. Pettigrove, Boston.
PRISONS, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OF .- Office, State House, Boston. Fred G. Pettigrove, Boston.
PROVINCE LAWS .- Alexander S. Wheeler, without compensation; William C. Williamson, Boston, without compensation; Abner C. Goodell, Salem, salary $2000.
PUBLIC LIBRARIES .- Chairman, C. B. Tillinghast, State Library, Boston; Anna E. Ticknor, Boston; Elizabeth P. Sohier, Beverly; Henry S. Nourse, Lan- caster; Samuel S. Green, Worcester.
PUBLIC RECORDS .- Office, No. 9 Park street, Boston. Robert T. Swan, Boston. salary $2500.
RAILROADS .- Office, No. 20 Beacon street, Boston. Chairman, John E. San- ford, Taunton, salary $4000; Everett A. Stevens, Boston, salary $3500; William J. Dale, Jr., North Andover, salary $3500; Clerk, William A. Crafts, Boston, salary $2500; Supervisor of Railroad Accounts, Fred E. Jones, salary $2500; Bridge Engineer, George F. Swain, Boston, salary $3000.
SAVINGS BANKS .- Office, Commonwealth Building, Boston. Chairman, Starkes Whiton, Hingham, salary $3500; William D. T. Trefry, Marblehead, salary $3000; Warren E. Locke, Norwood, salary $2500.
STATE AID .- Office, State House, Boston. Auditor of Accounts, John W. Kim- ball; Adjutant General, Samuel Dalton; Clerk of Board, Charles W. Hastings.
STATE HOUSE CONSTRUCTION .- William C. Endicott, Jr., Boston; Charles Everett Clark, Somerville; John D. Long, Hingham.
TAX .- Office, State House, Boston. Charles Endicott, Canton, salary $3500.
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND MAP .- Office, Commonwealth Building, Boston. Henry L. Whiting, Tisbury ; George H. Barton, Boston; Desmond FitzGerald, Brookline; all without compensation.
WRECKS AND SHIPWRECKED GOODS .- William Jernegan, Nantucket: Edward W. Chadwick, Edgartown; Wendell L. Hinckley, Yarmouth; Horace E. Baker, Marshfield: Thomas H. G. Douglass, Gloucester; Charles C. Crosby, Nantucket; James M. Sowle, Westport.
MEETINGS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
BARNSTABLE COUNTY .- At Barnstable on the 2d Tuesday of April and October.
BERKSHIRE COUNTY .- At Pittsfield on the 1st Tuesday of January, April, July and October.
BRISTOL COUNTY .- At Taunton on the 4th Tuesday of March and September. DUKES COUNTY .- At Edgartown on Wednesday after the 3d Monday of May and Wednesday after the 2 Monday of November.
ESSEX COUNTY .- At Ipswich on the 2d Tuesday of April; at Salem on the 2d Tuesday of July; at Newburyport on the 2d Tuesday of October; at Lawrence on the last Tuesday of August; and on the 4th Tuesday of December at Ipswich, Salem or Newburyport as they shall order at their next preceding term.
FRANKLIN COUNTY .- At Greenfield on the 1st Tuesday of March and Septem- ber, and 2d Tuesday of June and December.
HAMPDEN COUNTY .- At Springfield on the 2d Tuesday of April, 4th Tuesday of June and December and the 1st Tuesday of every Month.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY .- At Northampton on the 1st Tuesday of March, Septem- ber and December and on Tuesday next after the 2d Monday of June. The com- missioners also meet by adjournment on the 1st Tuesday of each month as a rule.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY .- At Cambridge on the 1st Monday of January and June; at Lowell on the 1st Monday of September.
NANTUCKET COUNTY .- At Nantucket on the 1st Wednesday of each Month.
NORFOLK COUNTY .- At Dedham on the 3d Tuesday of April, 4th Tuesday of June and September and last Wednesday of December.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY .- At Plymouth on the 1st Tuesday of January and August and the 3d Tuesday of March.
WORCESTER COUNTY .- At Worcester every Tuesday; at Fitchburg the last Wednesday of each month.
CATTLE INSPECTORS.
Office, 52 Village street, Boston.
Commissioners .- Frederick H. Osgood, Chairman, Brookline ; Charles P. Lyman, Secretary, Boston; Maurice O'Connell, Holyoke; Leander F. Herrick, Millbury ; Charles A. Dennen, Pepperell. Compensation of Commissioners, $5 per diem.
INSPECTORS. Compensation fixed and paid by the town.
Abington, John H. Chamberlain. Acton, Dr. Alvord H. Rose.
Acushnet, P. A. Bradford.
Adams, Andrew J. Bucklin.
Agawam, Edwin Leonard,
P. O. Feeding Hills.
Alford, Wm. R. Burtis, P. O. North Egremont.
Amesbury, Daniel Webster. Amherst, H. E. Paige. Andover, C. H. Newton.
Arlington, Alonzo S. Harriman.
Ashburnham, Chas. W. Whitney, Jr. Ashby, Albert I. Hayward.
Ashfield, Chester A. Brownson.
Ashfield, F. H. Smith,
P. O. Buckland.
Ashland, Samuel D. Witt. Ashland, E. A. Stone. Athol, Jonathan W. Sawyer. Attleboro, T. L. Swift. Auburn, M. L. Hewey.
Avon, Isaac Beals. Ayer, Wm. H. Dudley. Barnstable, Alfred Crocker. Barre, J. L. Smith. Becket, Wm. H. Snow.
Bedford, Henry Wood.
Belchertown, Guy C. Allen. Bellingham, C. E. White. Belmont, Dr. Benjamin A. Harris, P. O. Waverley. Berkley, Noah H. Strange. Berlin, B. B. Wheeler. Bernardston, Dr. Chas. Bowker. Beverly, Herman H. Symonds, V. S. Billerica, Wm. H. Hutchins. Blackstone, Daniel H. Cooney. Blackstone, George E. Bullard.
Blanford, James W. Knox. Bolton, Henry F. Haynes. Boston, Dr. A. Burr. Bourne, Noble P. Swift,
Boxboro, - P. O. Sagamore.
Boxford, Geo. B. Killam. Boylston, G. E. Gleason. Bradford, Deane Cogswell. Braintree, - Brewster, W. B. Crocker,
P. O. East Brewster. Bridgewater, Calvin Pratt, M. D.
Brimfield, Porter A. Parker.
Brockton, W. H. Brownell, D. V. 3. Brookfield, Lewis Thresher. Brookline, Dr. Fred H. Osgood. Buckland, A. C. Hawkes. Burlington, Dr. H. S. Lamb.
Cambridge, Charles E. Hadcock, V. S. Canton, James Murphy, V. S., P. O. Stoughton.
Carlisle, Stephen Nickles. Carlisle, Geo. R. Duren.
Carver, Nelson Sherman, P. O. North Carver. Charlemont, Wm. B. Avery, P. O. East Charlemont.
Charlemont, Charles T. Haskins.
Charlton, Stephen Hammond.
Chatham, S. M. Atwood,
Chelmsford, E. C. Perham.
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