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TERRITORIES.
Alaska ... |Sitka. .
Walter E. Clark ...
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Hawaii .. Honolulu ....
Tu. after 1 Mo. Nov. 1910 Walter F. Frear ...
4 Aug. 1913 |E. A. Mottsmith ...
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Port. Rico San Juan ....
George R. Colton ..
4|Dec. 1913 Drew Carroll. ...
Republican Governors in Roman; Democrats in Italics.
This table has been compiled from the standard authorities, which, however, differ from each other in some mportant particulars.
2 Jan.1913 Edward Lazansky. . 37 202,970 R
4 Jan. 1913 J. B. Grimes. . . 10 22,041 D
Tu. after 1 Mo. Tu. after 1 Mo. Nov. 1912 John Burke ..
Nov. 1911 Aram J. Pothier ...
2 Jan. 1913 R. M. McCowan ... 7 58,320 D
2 Jan.1913 H. W. Goodloe .
10 17,300 D
Tu. after 1 Mo. Nov. 1912 O. B. Colquitt ... . .
4 Jan. 1913 Chas. S. Tingley . . 1 18,414 R
Utah ... ..
Salt LakeC'y
Tu. After 1 Mo.
Nov. 1912 Marion E. Hay ....
GOVERNMENTS OF STATES AND TERRITORIES.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Salary.
President, WILLIAM H. TAFT, Ohio .. $75,000
Vice-president, JAMES S. SHERMAN, New York 12,000
CABINET.
Secretary of State, PHILANDER C. KNOX, Pennsylvania. $ 8,000 Secretary of the Treasury, FRANKLIN MACVEAGH, Illinois 12,000 Secretary of War, HENRY L. STIMSON. New York 12,000 Attorney-General, GEORGE W. WICKERSHAM, New York. .12,000 Postmaster .General, FRANK H. HITCHCOCK, Massachusetts. 12,000
Secretary of the Navy, GEORGE VON L. MEYER, Massachusetts 12,000
Secretary of the Interior, WALTER L. FISHER, Illinois 12,000 Secretary of Agriculture, JAMES WILSON, Iowa . 12,000
Secretary of Commerce and Labor, CHARLES NAGEL, Missouri 12,000
JUDICIARY-SUPREME COURT OF UNITED STATES.
Chief-Justice, EDWARD D. WHITE, Louisiana, 1910. . $13,000
Associate Justice, JOSEPH MCKENNA, California, 1898. 12,500
Associate Justice, OLIVER W. HOLMES, Massachusetts, 1902. 12,500 Associate Justice, WILLIAM R. DAY, Ohio, 1903. . 12,500 Associate Justice, HORACE H. LURTON, Tennessee, 1910 .. 12,500
Associate Justice, CHARLES E. HUGHES, New York, 1910. 12,500
Associate Justice, JOSEPH R. LAMAR, Georgia, 1911. 12,500
Associate Justice, WILLIS VAN DEVANTER, Wyoming, 1911, 12,500 Associate Justice, MAHLON PITNEY, New Jersey, 1912. 12,500
Court meets second Monday in October, at Washington.
DISTRICT COURT OF U. S. IN MAINE.
Clarence Hale. District Judge; Jas. E. Hewey, Clerk; A. C. Berry, Deputy Clerk; Robert T. Whitehouse, U. S. District Attorney; Arthur Chapman, Asst. U. S. District Attorney; Henry W. Mayo, Hampden (official res. Portland), U. S. Marshall; Burton Smith, Portland, Win- feld S. Hasty, Saco (official res. Portland), Ferd E. Stevens, Portland, Deputy U. S. Marshals. Sits in Portland the 1st Tuesday of April, 3d Tuesday of Sept. and 2d Tuesday of Dec .; in Bangor, 1st Tuesday of June.
Referees in Bankruptcy-Maine District-Forest E. Ludden, Auburn; Edwin L Vail, Houlton; George C. Wheeler, Portland; Wm. E. Whiting, Ellsworth ; Fremont J. C. Little, Augusta; Lewis F. Starrett, Rockland; Walter L. Gray, So. Paris; John R. Mason, Bangor; John F. Sprague, Dover; William T. Hall jr., Bath; Daniel Lewis, Skowhegan; Eugene C. Donworth, Machias.
CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The First Judicial Circuit embraces Maine, New Hampshire, Massachu- setts, and Rhode Island.
Oliver W. Holmes, Boston, Mass., Circuit Justice; Le Baron B. Colt, Bristol, R. I., William L. Putnam, Portland, Me., *William Schofield, Boston, Mass., Circuit Judges.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.
Wm. M. Bradley, Portland; Charles H. Reid, jr., Bangor; Frank G. Far- rington, Augusta.
NATIONAL BANK EXAMINER.
Vacant.
U. S. OFFICERS IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS.
Comptroller of the Treasury-Robert J. Tracewell.
Treasurer-Lee McClung, Tennessee.
Superintendent of Life Saving Service-Sumner I. Kimball. Maine. Adjutant-General -Brig. Gen. William P. Hall, Missouri.
Librarian of Congress-Herbert Putnam, Massachusetts.
Commissioner of Pensions-James L. Davenport, Dist. of Columbia.
Commissioner of Patents-Edward B. Moore, Michigan.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs-Robert G. Valentine, Massachusetts. Commissioner of Education-Philader P. Claxton.
Commissioner of Navigation-Eugene Tyler Chamberlain, New York. Commissioner of General Land Office-Fred Dennett, North Dakota.
Commissioner of Labor-C. P. Neill, District of Columbia.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue-Royal E. Cabell, Virginia. Commissioner General of Immigration-Daniel J. Keefe, Illinois.
Civil Service Commissioners-John C. Black, president, Illinois; Wm. S. Washburn, New York; John A. McIlhenny, Louisiana.
Interstate Commerce Commissioners-Chas. A. Prouty, Vermont, chairman ; Judson C. Clements, Georgia ; Franklin K. Lane. California; Charles C. McChord, Kentucky ; Edgar E. Clark, Iowa ; James S. Harlan, Illinois; Balthazar H. Meyer, Wisconsin.
MINISTERS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS PLENIPOTENTIARY.
Argentine Republic, Buenos Ayres, John W. Garrett, Maryland .. . $12,000 Austria-Hungary, Vienna, *Richard C. Kerens, Missouri. 17,500
Belgium, Brussels, Larz Anderson, Massachusetts .12,000
Bolivia, LaPaz, Horace G. Knowles, Delaware 10,000
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, 17,500
Chile, Santiago, Henry P. Fletcher, Pennsylvania. 12,000
China, Peking, William J. Calhoun, Illinois. 12,000
Colombia, Bogotá, James T. DuBois, Pennsylvania. 10,000 Costa Rica, San Jose, Lewis Einstein, New York. 10,000 Cuba, Havana, Arthur M. Beaupre, Illinois. 12,000
Denmark, Copenhagen, Maurice F. Egan, Dist. of Columbia,. 10,000
Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo, Wm. W. Russell, District of Col- umbia. .10 000
Ecuador, Quito, Evan E. Young, So. Dakota, 10,000
France, Paris, *Myron T. Herrick, Ohio. . 17,500
Germany, Berlin, *John G. A. Leishman, Pennsylvania. 17,500
Great Britain, London, *Whitelaw Reid, New York. 17,500
Greece and Montenegro, Athens, Geo. H. Moses, New Hampshire ... 10,000
10,000
Guatemala, Guatemala City, R. S. Reynolds Hitt, Illinois.
Hayti, Port-au-Prince, Henry W. Furniss, Indiana 10,000
Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Charles D. White. 10,000
Italy, Rome, *Thomas J. O'Brien, Michigan .. 17,500
Japan, Tokyo, * Charles Page Bryan, Illinois. 17,500
Mexico, Mexico, *Henry Lane Wilson, Washington 17,500
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Morocco, Tangier, Fred W. Carpenter, California. 10,000
Nicaragua, Managua, George T. Weitzel. . 10,000 Norway, Christiana, Lauritz S. Swenson, Minnesota. 10,000
Panama, Panama, H. Percival Dodge, Mass. 10,000 Paraguay & Uruguay, Montevideo, Nicolay A. Grevstad, Illinois ... 10,000 Persia, Teheran, Charles W. Russell, District of Columbia .10,000 Peru, Lima, H. Clay Howard, Kentucky. 10,000 Portugal, Lisbon, Edwin V. Morgan, New York. 10,000
Roumania, Bulgaria and Servia, Bukharest, John B. Jackson, New Jersey. . 10,000
Russia, St. Petersburg, *Curtis Guild, jr., Massachusetts. .17,500
Salvador, San Salvador, William Heimke, Kansas 10,000
Siam, Bangkok, Hamilton King, Michigan.
Spain, Madrid, Henry Clay Ide, Vermont .. 10,000
12,000
Sweden, Stockholm, Charles H. Graves, Minnesota. 10,000
Switzerland, Berne, Henry S. Boutell, Illinois . 10,000
The Netherlands and Luxemburg, The Hague, Lloyd Brice, N.York, 12,000 Turkey, Constantinople, *Wm. W. Rockhill, District of Columbia .. 17,500 Venezuela, Caracas, Elliot Northcott, West Virginia. 10,000
MINISTER RESIDENT AND CONSUL GENERAL.
Liberia, Monrovia, William D. Crum, South Carolina 5,000
AGENT AND CONSUL GENERAL.
Egypt, Cairo, Peter A. Jay, New York. 6,500
* Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary.
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SIXTY SECOND CONGRESS-SENATE.
SIXTY-SECOND CONGRESS. FROM MARCH 4, 1911, TO MARCH 4, 1913. (Corrected to May 1, 1912.)
The Congress of the United States consists of a Senate and House of Rep- resentatives, and must assemble once every year, on the first Monday of December, unless otherwise provided by law.
Salaries of President pro tem of Senate and Speaker of House, $12,000. Salary of Senators and Representatives, $7,500.
SENATE.
The Senate is composed of two members from each State. They are cho- sen by the Legislatures of the several States, for the term of six years, one- third being elected biennially. The Vice-president of the United States is President of the Senate, in which body he has only a casting vote, which is given in case of an equal division of the votes of the Senators. In his absence, a President pro tempore is chosen from among the Senators by the Senate.
JAMES S. SHERMAN, New York, President.
ALABAMA.
Joseph F. Johnston. 1915
John H. Bankhead.
1913
ARIZONA.
Marcus F. Smith.
Henry F. Ashurst
ARKANSAS.
James P. Clarke
1915
Jeff Davis
1913
CALIFORNIA.
George C. Perkins
1915
John D. Works.
1917
COLORADO.
Simon Guggenheim
1913
Vacancy
1915
CONNECTICUT.
Frank B. Brandegee.
1915
George P. McLean ..
1917
DELAWARE.
Henry A. Du Pont.
1917
Harry A. Richardson
1913
FLORIDA.
MICHIGAN.
Nathan P. Bryan.
1917
Duncan U. Fletcher
1915
GEORGIA.
Augustus O. Bacon
1913
*Hoke Smith.
1915
IDAHO.
Weldon B. Heyburn
1915
William E. Borah.
1913
ILLINOIS.
Shelby M. Cullom
1913
William Lorimer.
1915
INDIANA.
John W. Kern ....
1917
Benjamin F. Shively
1915
IOWA.
*William S. Kenyon
1913
Albert B. Cummins. .
1915
KANSAS.
Charles Curtis.
1913
Joseph L. Bristow
1915
KENTUCKY.
T. H. Paynter.
1913
William O. Bradley
1915
LOUISIANA.
John R. Thornton.
1915
Murphy J. Foster.
1913
MAINE.
Charles F. Johnson
1917
*Obadiah Gardner.
1913
MARYLAND.
John W. Smith ..
1915
Isidor Raynor.
1917
MASSACHUSETTS.
Henry C. Lodge.
1917
W. Murray Crane.
1913
Charles E. Townsend.
1917
William Alden Smith
1913
MINNESOTA.
Moses E. Clapp
1917
Knute Nelson ..
1913
MISSISSIPPI.
John Sharp Williams.
1917
* Le Roy Percy ..
1913
MISSOURI.
William J. Stone
1915
James A. Reed.
1917
MONTANA.
Henry L. Myers
1917
Joseph M. Dixon
1913
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NEBRASKA.
RHODE ISLAND.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
1917
Norris Brown.
1913
NEVADA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Benjamin R. Tillman
1913
*George Wingfield.
1917
Ellison D. Smith.
1915
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Robert J. Gamble
1913
Coe I. Crawford
1915
Henry E. Burnham
1913
NEW JERSEY.
TENNESSEE.
James E. Martine.
1917
Frank O. Briggs
1913
NEW MEXICO.
Vacancy
1913
TEXAS.
Albert B. Fall.
Chas. A. Culberson
1917
Joseph W. Bailey
1913
UTAH.
James A. O' Gorman.
1917
Elihu Root
1915
NORTH CAROLINA.
Lee S. Overman
1915
Furnifold McL. Simmons.
1913
NORTH DAKOTA.
Carroll S. Page ..
1917
VIRGINIA.
Claude A. Swanson ..
1917
OHIO.
Atlee Pomerene.
1917
Theodore E. Burton
1915
OKLAHOMA.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Robert L. Owen.
1913
*C. W. Watson.
1913
OREGON.
WISCONSIN.
Jonathan Bourne jr.
1913
Robert M. La Follette.
1917
Isaac Stephenson. .
1915
WYOMING.
Boies Penrose.
1915
Clarence D. Clark
1917
George T. Oliver
1917
Francis E. Warren.
1913
Republicans (in Roman), 51; Democrats (in Italic), 43; Vacancies, 2; Total, 96. * To fill vacancy.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House of Representatives is composed of members from the sev- eral States, elected by the people, in separate districts composed of contig- uous territory, for the term of two years. The Representatives are appor- tioned among the different States according to population.
CHAMP CLARK, Missouri, Speaker.
ALABAMA.
George W. Taylor,* Stanley H. Dent,jr.,* Henry D. Clayton,* Fred L. Blackmon, J. Thomas Heflin,* Richmond P. Hobson,* John L. Burnett,* William Richardson,* Oscar W. Underwood .* ARKANSAS. R. Bruce Macon, * Wm. A. Oldfield,*
9 John C. Floyd,* Ben Cravens,* H. M. Jacoway, Jos. T. Robinson, * W. S. Goodwin, CALIFORNIA. 8
John E. Raker, William Kent, Joseph R. Knowland, * Julius Kahn,* Everis A. Hayes,* James C. Needham,* William D. Stephens,
Sylvester C. Smith. COLORADO. 3
Edward T. Taylor, Atterson W. Rucker,* John A. Martin,* CONNECTICUT. 5
John Q. Tilson,* E. Stevens Henry,* Thomas L. Reilly, Edwin W. Higgins,* Ebenezer J. Hill .* DELAWARE. William H. Heald,*
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Reed Smoot.
1915
George Sutherland.
1917
VERMONT.
William P. Dillingham
1915
Porter J. McCumber
1917
*Asle J. Gronna ..
1915
Thos. S. Martin.
1913
WASHINGTON.
Miles Poindexter
.1917
Wesley L. Jones.
1915
Thomas P. Gore
1915
W. E. Chilton.
1917
George E. Chamberlain
1915
PENNSYLVANIA.
Henry F. Lippitt.
1917
George P. Wetmore
1913
Francis G. Newlands
1915
Jacob H. Gallinger
1915
Luke Lea.
1917
Thomas B. Catron
NEW YORK.
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SIXTY SECOND CONGRESS-HOUSE.
FLORIDA. S. M. Sparkman,* Frank Clark,* Dannitte H. Mays,* GEORGIA. 11 Charles G. Edwards,* S. A. Roddenbery,* Dudley M. Hughes,* Wm. C. Adamson,* William S. Howard, Charles L. Bartlett,* Gordon Lee,* Samuel J. Tribble, Thomas M. Bell, * Thos. W. Hardwick,* Wm. G. Brantley .* IDAHO. 1
Burton L. French, t ILLINOIS. 25
Martin B. Madden,* Jas. R. Mann,* William W. Wilson,* James T. McDermott,* Adolph J. Sabath,* Edmund J. Stack, Frank Buchanan, Thomas Gallagher,* Lyndon Evans, George E. Foss,* Ira C. Copley, Charles E. Fuller, * John C. Mckenzie, James McKinney,* George W. Prince,* Claud is U. Stone, John A. Sterling,* Joseph G. Cannon,* Wm. B. McKinley, Henry T. Rainey,* James M. Graham,* Wm. A. Rodenberg, Martin D. Foster,* H. Robert Fowler, N. B. Thistlewood .* INDIANA. 13
John W. Boehne,* William A. Cullop,* William E. Cox,* Lincoln Dixon,* Ralph W. Moss,* Finly H. Gray, Charles A. Korbly,* John A. M. Adair,* Martin A. Morrison,* Edgar D. Crumpacker,* George W. Rauch,* Cyrus Cline,* Henry A. Barnhart .* IOWA. 11
Chas. A, Kennedy,*
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I. S. Pepper, Charles É. Pickett, * Gilbert N. Haugen, * James W. Good,* Nathan E. Kendall, * S. F. Prouty, Horace M. Towner, William R. Green, Frank P, Woods,* Elbert H. Hubbard .*
KANSAS. 8
Daniel R. Anthony jr. Joseph Taggart, P. P. Campbell,* Fred S. Jackson, Rollin R. Rees, I. D. Young, George A. Neeley, Victor Murdock .*
KENTUCKY. 11
Ollie M. James,* Augustus O. Stanley, * Robert Y. Thomas, jr .* Ben Johnson,*
Swagar Shirley,* Arthur B. Rouse, J. Campbell Cantrill,* Harvey Helm, W . J. Fields, John W. Langley, Caleb Powers.
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LOUISIANA. Albert Estominal,* H. Garland Dupre, Robert F. Broussard,* John T. Watkins,* Joseph E. Ransdell,* Vacancy, Arsene P. Pujo .*
MAINE. 4
Asher C. Hinds, D. J. McGillicuddy, Samuel W. Gould, Frank E. Guernsey .* 6
MARYLAND. J. Harry Covington,* J. F. C. Talbott,* George Konig, John C. Linthicum, Thomas Parran, David J. Lewis.
MASSACHUSETTS. 14 Geo. P. Lawrence .* Frederick H. Gillett,* John A. Thayer, Wm. H. Wilder, Butler Ames,* Augustus P. Gardner,* /
Ernest W. Roberts, Samuel W. McCall, Wm. F. Murray: James M. Curley, Andrew J. Peters,* John W. Weeks,* William S. Greene,* Robert O. Harris. MICHIGAN. 12
Frank E. Doremus, Wm. W. Wedemeyer, J. M. C. Smith, Edward L. Hamilton,* Edwin F. Sweet, Samuel W. Smith,* Henry McMorran, J. W Fordney,* James C. McLaughlin,* George A. Loud, Francis H. Dodds,* H. Olin Young .*
MINNESOTA. 9
Sydney Anderson, WinfieldS.Hammond,* Charles R. Davis,* Frederick C. Stevens, * Frank M. Nye,* Chas. A. Lindbergh,
Andrew J. Volstead, Clarence B. Miller, Halvor Steenerson .*
MISSISSIPPI. 8
Ezekiel S. Candler jr.,* Hubert D. Stephens, Benj. G. Humphreys,* Thomas U. Sisson,* Samuel A. Witherspoon B. P. Harrison, William A. Dickson,* James W. Collier .*
MISSOURI. 16
Jas. T. Lloyd,* William W. Rucker,* J. W. Alexander,* Chas. F. Booher,* Wm. P. Borland,* Clement C. Dickinson,* C. W. Hamlin,*
D. W. Shackleford,* Champ Clark, * Richard Bartholdt,* Theron E. Catlin, L. C. Dyer, Walter L. Hensley, Joseph J. Russell, t James A. Dougherty, Thomas L. Rubey, MONTANA. Charles N. Pray .*
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NEBRASKA. John A. Maguire,* C. O. Lobeck, Dan V. Stephens, Charles H. Sloan, George W. Norris,* M. P. Kinkaid. NEVADA. 1 Edward E. Roberts, NEW HAMPSHIRE. Cyrus A. Sulloway,* Frank D. Currier .* NEW JERSEY. Wm. J. Browning, John J. Gardner,* Thomas J. Scully, Ira W. Wood,* Wm. E. Tuttle, jr., William Hughes,* Edward W. Townsend, Walter I. McCoy, Eugene F. Kinkead,* James A. Hamill .* NEW MEXICO. 2
Geerge Curry. Harvey B. Fergusson, NEW YORK. 37 Martin W. Littleton, George H. Lindsay,* James P. Maher, Frank E. Wilson, t Wm. C. Redfield, William M. Calder,* John J. Fitzgerald,* Daniel J. Riordan,* Henry M. Goldfogle,* William Sulzer,* Charles V. Fornes, Michael F. Conry,* Jefferson M. Levy, t John J. Kindred, Thomas G. Patten, Francis B. Harrison,* Henry George, jr., Stephen B. Ayres, John E. Andrus,* Thomas W. Bradley,* Richard E. Connell, William H. Draper,* Henry S. DeForest, Geo. W. Fairchild,* Theron Akin, George R. Malby,* Chas. A. Talcott, Luther W. Mott, Michael E. Driscoll, * John W. Dwight,* Sereno E. Payne,* Henry G. Danforth, Edwin S. Underhill, James S. Simmons, * .
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Daniel A. Driscoll, * Charles B. Smith, Edward B. Vreeland .* NORTH CAROLINA. 10 John H. Small,* Claude Kitchin, * John M. Faison, Edward W. Pou,* Chas. M. Steadman, Hannibal L. Godwin, * Robert N. Page,* Robert L. Doughton, Edwin Y. Webb,* James M. Gudger, jr., t NORTH DAKOTA. 2 Louis B. Hanna, t H. T. Helgesen. OHIO. 21
Nicholas Longworth,* Alfred G. Allen, James M. Cox,* J. H. Goeke, Timothy. T. Ansberry,* Matthew R. Denver,* J. D. Post, Frank B. Willis, Isaac R. Sherwood,* Robert M. Switzer, H. C. Claypool, Edward L. Taylor jr.,* Carl C. Anderson,* William G. Sharp,* George White, W. B. Francis, Wm. A. Ashbrook,* John J. Whitacre, E. R. Bathrick, Paul Howland,* R. J. Bulkley, OKLAHOMA. 5
Bird S. McGuire,* Dick T Morgan,* James S. Davenport, t Charles D. Carter,* Scott Ferris .* OREGON. 2
Willis C. Hawley,* A. W. Lafferty, PENNSYLVANIA. 32
Vacancy, Win. S. Reyburn. J. Hampton Moore,* Reuben O. Moon,* Michael Donohoe, George D. McCreary,* Thos. S. Butler,* Robt. E. Difenderfer, Wm. W. Griest,* John R. Farr, Chas. C. Bowman, Robert E. Lee,
John H. Rothermel,* Wm. D. B. Ainey, Wm. B. Wilson,* John G. McHenry,* Benj. K. Focht,* Marlin E. Olmsted,* Jesse L. Hartman, Daniel F. Lafean,* Charles E. Patton, Curtis H. Gregg, Thomas S. Crago, Charles Matthews, Arthur L. Bates,* A. Mitchell Palmer,* J. N. Langham,* Peter M. Speer, Stephen G. Porter, John Dalzell, *
James F. Burke, * Andrew J. Barchfeld .* RHODE ISLAND. 2 Geo. F. O'Shaunessy, George H. Utter. SOUTH CAROLINA. 7 George S. Legare,* James F. Byrnes, Wyatt Aiken,*
Joseph T. Johnson,*
David E. Finley,' J. Edwin Ellerbe,* Asbury F. Lever .* SOUTH DAKOTA. 2 Chas. H. Burké,* Eben W. Martin .* TENNESSEE. 10
Sam R. Sells, Richard W. Austin,* John A. Moon,* Cordell Hull,*
William C. Houston,* Joseph W. Byrns,* Lemuel P. Padgett,* Thetus W. Sims, Finis J. Garrett,* Kenneth D. Mckellar .* TEXAS. 16
Morris Sheppard,* Martin Dies,* James Young, Choice B. Randell,* Jack Beall,* Rufus Hardy,* A. W. Gregg,* John M. Moore,* George F. Burgess, Albert S. Burleson,* Robert L. Henry,* Oscar Calloway, John H. Stephens,* James L. Slayden,* John N. Garner,*
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CUSTOMS DISTRICTS.
William R. Smith .* UTAH. Joseph Howell .* VERMONT.
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Vacancy, Frank Plumley,* VIRGINIA.
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Wm. A. Jones,* E. E. Holland, John Lamb,*
Robert Turnbull,* E. W. Saunders,* Carter Glass,*
James Hay,*
Charles C. Carlin,* C. Bascom Slemp, Henry D. Flood .* 3 WASHINGTON. Wm. E. Humphrey .* Stanton Warburton, Wm. L. LaFollette, WEST VIRGINIA 5
John W. Davis, William G. Brown, jr. Adam C. Littlepage, John M. Hamilton, James A. Hughes.
WISCONSIN. 11
Henry A. Cooper,* John M. Nelson,* Arthur W. Kopp,* Wm. J. Cary,* VICTOR L. BERGER, Michael E. Burke, John J. Esch,* James H. Davidson,* Thomas F. Konop, Elmer A. Morse,* Irvine L. Lenroot,* WYOMING. 1
Frank W. Mondell .*
Republicans (in Roman), 161; Democrats (in Italic), 228; Socialist (in SMALL CAPS), 1: Vacancies, 3. Total, 393.
*Denotes membership in 61st Congress. t Denotes membership in pre- vious Congress.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, Comprising the States of New Hampshire, Maine and Vermont. COLLECTOR. E. O. CROSSMAN, Portsmouth, N. H. CHIEF DEPUTY. GEORGE A. WOOD, Portsmouth, N. H. DEPUTIES FOR MAINE.
Fourth Division-Comprising the Counties of York, Cumberland, An- droscoggin, Kennebec, Sagadahoc, Lincoln and Knox-G. F. TURNER, custom house, Portland.
Fifth Division-Comprising the Counties of Somerset, Piscataquis, Waldo, Penobscot, Washington, Aroostook and Hancock-N. C. Mc- CAUSLAND, headquarters at Old Town and at Internal Revenue Office, Bangor, Saturdays.
Deputy Collector for Franklin and Oxford-L. B. HEALD, Littleton, N. H.
Stamp Deputy for Maine, A. L. T. Cummings, Portland.
CUSTOMS DISTRICTS IN THE STATE OF MAINE.
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND AND FALMOUTH.
Collector-WILLIS T. EMMONS, Portland, (Saco P. O.)-Port of Entry. Deputy Collector -- Arthur L. Farnsworth (special).
Acting Deputy Collectors-L. H. Tobie, A. E. Grover, Alonzo Hight (clerks), J. C. Merrill, (also Inspector).
Surveyor-Joshua L. Chamberlain, Brunswick.
Appraiser-Geo. H. Allan, Portland.
Weigher and Gauger-James A. Trott.
Ports of Delivery-Portland, Freeport, Yarmouth, Harpswell, Brunswick. This district embraces the county of Oxford, that part of Androscoggin lying south and west of Androscoggin river, and the county of Cumber- land, except the town of Scarborough.
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ANNUAL REGISTER OF MAINE.
DISTRICT OF SACO.
Collector-WILLIAM L. GERRISH, Saco-Port of Entry.
Special Deputy Collector-William S. Thompson.
Ports of Delivery-Saco, Biddeford, Scarboro.
Includes the cities of Saco and Biddeford, and the towns of Scarboro, Dayton, Hollis, Buxton, Limington, Cornish and Old Orchard.
DISTRICT OF KENNEBUNK.
Collector-GEO. E. COUSENS, Kennebunk -Port of Entry.
Ports of Delivery-Kennebunk, Wells, Kennebunkport, Ogunquit, Cape Porpoise.
Comprises the towns of Wells, Kennebunk, and Kennebunkport, and all tbe shores and waters thereof.
DISTRICT OF YORK.
Collector-HERBERT D. PHILBRICK, York, Kittery and Eliot, Ports of Entry.
Special Deputy Collector-Adeline T. Marshall, York (Village).
Port of Delivery-York.
Includes the town of York.
DISTRICT OF BATH.
Collector-ELWELL S. CROSBY, Bath-Port of Entry.
Special Deputy Collector-B. H. Coughlin, Bath. .
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-H. H. Donnell, Isaac C. Coombs, Bath; F. K. Jack, Bowdoinham.
Boarding Officer-Geo. W. Thistle, Bath.
Ports of Delivery-Bath, Georgetown, Richmond, Bowdoinham, Gard- iner, Pittston, Hallowell, Phippsburg.
Includes the town of Dresden in the county of Lincoln; the county of Sagadahoc, except that part of Woolwich lying on the Sheepscot river; the. counties of Kennebec, Franklin and Somerset and that part of the county of Androscoggin lying north and east of the Androscoggin river.
DISTRICT OF WISCASSET.
Collector-HENRY W. HAWES, Wiscasset-Port of Entry.
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-Charles W. Cate (spec.), Wiscas- set; Chas. J. Marr, Boothbay Harbor.
Ports of Delivery-Wiscasset, Boothbay.
Includes that part of the town of Woolwich lying on Sheepscot river, and all that part of the county of Lincoln lying west of the center of Dam- ariscotta river, except the town of Dresden.
DISTRICT OF WALDOBORO.
Collector-FRED W. WIGHT, Rockland-Port of Entry, Waldoboro.
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-Fred A. Hovey, Waldoboro; H. W. Thorndike (spec.), Charles R. Magee, Rockland.
Ports of Delivery-Waldoboro, Rockland.
DISTRICT OF BELFAST.
Collector-S. W. JOHNSON, Belfast-Belfast and Vinalhaven-Ports of Entry.
Special Deputy Collector-Bancroft H. Conant, Belfast.
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-L. H. Lovejoy, Rockport; D. H. Glidden, Vinalhaven; A. M. Ames, Stockton Springs.
Ports of Delivery-Rockport, North Haven, Camden, Prospect.
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CUSTOMS DISTRICTS.
DISTRICT OF CASTINE.
Collector-JOHN M. VOGELL, Castine-Port of Entry.
Special Deputy Collector-C. Fred Jones, Castine.
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-John E. Dority, Castine; E. L. War- ren, Bucksport; George L. Beck, Deer Isle and Stonington.
Ports of Delivery-Castine, Bucksport, Deer Isle, Stonington, Bluehill. Includes the towns of Bucksport, Verona, Dedham, Orland, Penobscot, Castine, Brooksville, Bluehill, Sedgwick, Brooklin, Deer Isle, Stonington, Isle au Haut, Swan's Island, Long Island, Eagle Island, Marshall Island and all the islands between Mount Desert and Fox Island.
DISTRICT OF FRENCHMAN'S BAY.
Collector-OMAR W. TAPLEY, Ellsworth-Ellsworth Port of Entry. Mt. Desert Ferry-Sub.port of entry.
Special Deputy Collector-Benj. B. Whitcomb, Ellsworth.
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-Harry F. Moore, South West Har- bor; Henry A. Ball, Mt. Desert Ferry; Leon R. Moor, Ellsworth.
Port of Delivery-Union River.
Includes all of the county of Hancock, except the towns of Bucksport, Dedham, Orland, Verona, Penobscot, Castine, Brooksville, Bluehill, Sedg- wick, Brooklin, Deer Isle, Isle au Haut, Swan's Isle, Long Island, Eagle Island, Marshall Island, and all the islands between Mount Desert and Fox Islands.
DISTRICT OF BANGOR.
Collector-ALBERT R. DAY, Bangor-Port of Entry; Sub Ports of Entry, Vanceboro, Lowelltown, Moose River, Danforth.
Special Deputy Collector-Frank D. Pullen, Bangor.
Deputy Collectors and Inspectors-W. E. Barrows, John C. Berdeen, L. A. Colby, Bangor; W. E. Palmer (in charge), W. R. Finson, Clarence L. Cummings, Lewis A. Field, H. E. Tibbetts, L. J. Jordan, C. U. Hewes, O. W. Brown, Vanceboro: J. A. Smyth, O. S. Patterson, H. E. Rollins, Lowelltown; Abram Newton, Moose River; Joseph E. Crocker, Danforth. Ports of Delivery-Winterport, Hampden, Frankfort.
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