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Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Lieutenant Governor ..
R. W. Jones, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
(a)10
Secretary of State.
P. E. Hanson, R .:
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,500
Auditor .
S. G. Iverson, R
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
3,600
Treasurer
J. H. Block, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,500
Attorney General
E. T. Young, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
4,800
MISSISSIPPI-Jackson.
Governor
Jas. K. Vardaman, D
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
4,500
Lieutenant Governor.
J. P. Carter, D.
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
800
Secretary of State
J. W. Power, D
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
2,000
Attorney General
W. Williams, D
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
2,500
Treasurer
W. J. Miller, D
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
2,500
..
(a) Per diem during session of legislature.
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State.
Name.
Term begins.
Term expires.
Salary.
MISSISSIPPI-Jackson. Continued.
Auditor .
T. M. Henry, D.
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
$2,500
Supt. of Education ..
H. L. Whitfield, D ..
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
2,000
Land Commissioner.
E. H. Nall, D.
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
1,800
MISSOURI-Jefferson City.
Governor .
J. W. Folk, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
5,000
Lieutenant Governor.
J. C. McKinley, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
1,000
Secretary of State.
J. E. Swauger, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Auditor .
W. W. Wilder, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Treasurer
J. F. Greulich, R ... ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
. 1909
3,000
Attorney General
H. S. Hadley, R ... .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Supt. of Schools.
W. T. Carrington, D ..
Jan., 1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
MONTANA-Helena.
Governor -.
Joseph K. Toole, D ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
5,000
Lieutenant Governor
Edwin C. Norris, D ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
(a) 10
Secretary of State ..
A. N. Yoder, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Auditor . .
H. R. Cunningham, R
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Attorney General
A. J. Galen, R
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Treasurer . .
J. H. Rice, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Supt. of Schools.
W. E. Harmon, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,500
NEBRASKA-Lincoln.
Governor .
J H. Mickey, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Lieutenant Governor.
E. G. McGilton, R ... Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
Per diem.
Secretary of State.
A. Galusha, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Auditor .
E. M. Searles, Jr., R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Treasurer .
P. Mortensen, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Attorney General
Norris Brown, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Com'r of Lns. and Bldgs.
Henry M. Eaton, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
J. L. McBrien, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
NEVADA-Carson City.
Governor ..
John Sparks, D ..
Jan.
1902
Jan.,
1907
4,000
Lieutenant Governor
Lemuel Allen, D
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
1,800
Secretary of State
W. G. Douglass, R.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.",
1907
2,400
Treasurer
D. M. Ryan, D.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
2,400
Surveyor General
E. D. Kelly, D.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
2,400
Attorney General
J. G. Sweeney, D
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Controller
S. P. Davis, D.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
2,400
State Printer
Andrew Maute, D.
Jan.,
1902
Jan .;
1907
2,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
Orvis Ring, R.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
2,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE-Concord.
Governor
John McLane, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Secretary of State
E. N. Pearson, R. . . .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Treasurer ..
S. A. Carter, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Attorney General .
E. G. Eastman, R ..
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1907
2,200
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
H. C. Morrison, R ..
Oct.,
1904
Oct.,
1906
2,500
Adjutant General.
A. D. Ayling, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan., 1907
1,500
Insurance Commiss'r .. .
J. C. Lineban, R.
Oct.,
1902
Oct., 1907
2,000
NEW JERSEY-Trenton.
Governor ...
Edw. C. Stokes, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1908
10,000
Secretary of State.
S. D. Dickinson, R ...
April,
1902
April,
1907
6,000
Treasurer ..
F. O. Briggs, R ..
Feb.,
1902
Feb.,
1905
6,000
Comptroller
J. W. Morgan, R ..
Feb.,
1902
Feb.,
1905
6,000
Attorney General.
R. H. McCarter, R ..
May,
1903
May, 1908
7,000
Clerk in Chancery.
E. C. Stokes, R
Mar.,
1901
Mar.,
1906
6,000
Clerk of Supreme Court.
W. Riker, Jr., R ..
Nov.,
1902
Nov.
1907
6,000
(a) Per diem during session of legislature.
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS .- Continued.
State.
Name.
Term begins.
Term expires.
Salary.
NEW YORK-Albany.
Governor . .
F. W. Higgins, R ..
. .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907 (a) $10,000
Lieutenant Governor.
M. L. Bruce, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Secretary of State.
J. F. O'Brien, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Comptroller ..
Otto Kelsey, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
6,000
Attorney General
J. M. Mayer, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Treasurer
J. G. Wallen'r, Jr., R
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Engineer
H. A. Van Alstyne, R
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
NORTH CAROLINA-Raleigh.
Governor ..
R. B. Glenn, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
4,000
Secretary of State.
J. B. Grimes, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Treasurer
B. R. Lacy, D
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Auditor .
B. F. Dixon, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
1,500
Attorney General.
R. D. Gilmer, D
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Com'r of Agriculture ..
S. L. Patterson, D
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Com'r of Labor and Ptg.
H. B. Varner, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
1,500
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
J. Y. Joyner, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
NORTH DAKOTA-Bismark.
Governor .
E. Y. Sarles, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Secretary of State.
E. H. Porter, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Auditor .
H. L. Holmes, R
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Treasurer
A. Peterson, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
W. L. Stockwell, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
E. C. Cooper, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
W. C. Gilbreath, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Attorney General .
C. N. Frich, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Judge of Supreme Court
N. C. Young, R
Dec.,
1904
Dec.,
1910
5,000
Judge of Supreme Court
E. Engerad, R.
Dec.,
1904
Dec.,
1908
5,000
Railroad Commissioner.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,200
Railroad Commissioner.
J. Christiansen, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,200
Railroad Commissioner.
Eric Stafne, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,200
OHIO-Columbus.
Governor .
M. T. Herrick, R ..
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1906
8,000
Secretary of State.
L. C. Laylin, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
Auditor .
W. D. Guilbert, R. .
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1908
3,000
Treasurer
W. S. McKimson, R ..
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1906
3,000
Attorney General.
Jan.,
1904
Jan.,
1906
1,500
Clerk Supreme Court.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1908
2,000
Dairy and Food Com'r ..
H. Ankeney, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1908
3,000
School Commissioner .. .
E. A. Jones, R
July,
1904
July,
1907
2,000
OREGON-Salem.
Governor ...
G. E. Chamberlain, D
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
(b)1,500
Secretary of State.
F. I. Dunbar, R ...
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
(6)1,500
Treasurer . .
Chas. S. Moore, R ...
Jan .;
1903
Jan.,
1907
(b)800
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
J. H. Ackeman, R. . .
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Attorney General
A. M. Crawford, R ...
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
3,000
State Printer
J. R. Whitney, R ....
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
(c)
PENNSYLVANIA-Harris- burg.
S. W. Pennypacker, R
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
10,000
Lieutenant Governor ...
W. M. Brown, R ...
. .
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Auditor General .
W. P. Snyder, R ..
May,
1904
May,
1907
4,000
Treasurer .
W. L. Mathues, R.
May,
1904
May,
1906
8,000
Sec. of Internal Affairs.
I. B. Brown, R.
May,
1903
May,
1907
4,000
RHODE ISLAND-Providence
Governor
G. H. Utter, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1906
3,000
Lieutenant Governor .. .
F. H. Jackson, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1906
500
Secretary of State.
C. P. Bennett, R ... . .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1906
3,500
Attorney General.
W. B. Greenough, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1906
4,500
Treasurer
W. A. Read, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1906
2,500
.
And residence.
(b) Additional compensation for serving on various boards.
(c) Paid in accordance with work done,
.
·
.
Governor .
W. H. Ellis, R.
L. E. Emerson, R.
C. S. Deisem, R.
Com'r of Insurance.
Com'r of Agriculture and Labor.
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State.
Name.
Term begins.
Term expires.
Salary.
SOUTH CAROLINA - Col- umbia.
Governor ..
D. C. Heyward, D
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
$3,000
Secretary of State.
J. T. Ganth, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,900
Attorney General
U. X. Gunter, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,900
Treasurer . .
R. H. Jennings, D
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,900
Comptroller General.
A. W. Jones, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,900
Inspector General .
J. D. Frost, D ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,900
Supt. of Education.
O. B. Martin, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,900
SOUTH DAKOTA-Pierre.
Governor .
S. H. Elrod, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Lieutenant Governor
J. E. McDougal, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
600
Secretary of State.
D. D. Wipf, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,800
Treasurer
C. B. Collins, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,800
Auditor.
J. F. Halladay, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,800
Geo. W. Nash, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,800
C. J. Bach, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,800
Attorney General.
Philo Hall, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,000
Railroad Commissioner.
W. G. Smith, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,500
TENNESSEE-Nashville.
Governor.
J. B. Frazier, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
4,000
Secretary of State
J. W. Morton, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Comptroller
Frank Dibrell, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,975
Treasurer
Rean E. Folk, D.
Jan.,.
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,500
TEXAS-Austin.
Governor ...
S. W. T. Lanham, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.
1907
4,000
Lieutenant Governor.
Geo. D. Neal, D ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
(a)5
Attorney General .
R. V. Davidson, D ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
(b)2,000
Comptroller
J. W. Stephens, D. . .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Treasurer .
J. W. Robbins, D ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
R. B. Cousins, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Com'r of Land Office ..
J. J. Terrell, D
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,500
Secretary of State. .
J. R. Curl, D.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
2,000
UTAH-Salt Lake City.
Governor . .
J. C. Cutler, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
4,000
Secretary of State.
C. S. Tingey, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
3,000
Treasurer .
J. Christiansen, R. . . .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
1,500
Attorney General. .
M. A. Breeden, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Auditor.
J. A. Edwards, R ....
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
A. C. Nelson, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
1,800
VERMONT-Montpelier.
Governor
C. J. Bell, R ..
Oct.,
1904
Oct.,
1906
1,500
Lieutenant Governor.
C. H. Stearns, R.
Oct.,
1904
Oct.,
1906
(a)6
Treasurer ..
J. L. Bacon, R .. .
Oct.,
1904
Oct.,
1906
1,700
Secretary of State.
F. G. Fleetwood, R .. .
Oct.,
1904
Oct.,
1906
1,700
Auditor .
H. F. Graham, R ....
Oct.,
1904
Oct.,
1906
(c)2,000
VIRGINIA-Richmond.
Governor ..
A. J. Montague, D ... J. E. Willard, D ...
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
600
Attorney General ...
W. A. Anderson, D ...
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
3,000
Secretary of Common'h.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
2,800
Supt. of Public Inst'n .. Com'r of Agriculture ...
G. W. Koiner, D ... ..
Jan.,
1903
Jan.,
1906
2,000
Treasurer
A. W. Harman, Jr.,D Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
2,000
Auditor
Morton Mayre, D ...
Mar.,
1904
Mar.,
1908
4,000
Auditor.
J. G. Drew, D
Mar.,
1904
Mar.,
1908
1,700
Register of Land Office Supt. of Printing .
J. W. Richardson, D. J. H. O'Bannon, D ...
Mar.,
1904
Mar.,
1908
1,800
Mar.,
1904
Mar.,
1908
1,500
(a) Per diem during session of legislature.
(b) And fees.
(c) And expenses.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
5,000
Lieutenant Governor .. .
·
D. Q. Eggleston, D ... J. W. Southall, D.
Mar.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
2,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
Com'r of Schools and Public Lands.
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS OF ALL THE STATES.
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS .- Concluded.
State.
Name.
Term begins.
Term expires.
Salary.
WASHINGTON-Olympia.
Governor ..
A. E. Mead, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
$4,000
Lieutenant Governor.
C. E. Coon, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
(a)
Secretary of State. .
S. H. Nichols, R
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,500
Treasurer
G. G. Mills, R ...
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Auditor ..
C. W. Clausen, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Attorney General .
J. D. Atkinson, R .. ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Com'r of Public Lands.
E. W. Ross, R.
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
R. B. Bryan, R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1909
2,500
WEST VIRGINIA-Charles- ton.
Governor
W. M. O. Dawson, R.
Mar.,
1905
Mar.,
1909
5,000
Secretary of State.
C. W. Swisher, R ....
Mar.,
1905
Mar.,
1909
4,000
Auditor ..
A. C. Scherr, R ....
Mar.,
1905
Mar.,
1909
4,500
Supt. of Schools.
T. C. Miller, R.
Mar.,
1905
Mar ,
1909
3,000
Attorney General
C. W. May, R.
Mar.,
1905
Mar.,
1909
2,500
Treasurer
Newton Ogden, R.
Mar.,
1905
Mar.,
1909
2,500
WISCONSIN-Madison.
Governor.
R. M. La Follette, R. J. O. Davidson, R .... W. L. Houser, R ....
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Lieutenant Governor
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
1,000
Secretary of State.
Jan ,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Treasurer
John J. Kempf, R ....
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
5,000
Attorney General
L. M. Sturdevant,R ..
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Railroad Commissioner.
J. W. Thomas, R ... .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Insurance Commiss'r .. .
Zeno M. Host, R. . .
Jan.,
1905
Jan.,
1907
3,000
Supt. of Public Inst'n ..
C. P. Cary, R.
Jan.,
1903
July,
1905
1,200
WYOMING-Cheyenne.
Governor . .
B. B. Brooks, R.
Nov.,
1904
Jan.,
1906
2,500
Secretary of State.
F. Chatterton, R .....
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
2,000
Treasurer
W. C. Irvine, R .... ..
Nov.,
1904
Jan.,
1906
2,000
Auditor.
Le Roy Grant, R.
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
2,000
Supt. of Public Instr'n.
Thomas T. Tynan, R ..
Jan.,
1902
Jan.,
1906
2,000
(a) Per diem during session of legislature.
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THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
Elective officers, their residences and salaries. Term, two years-January 1, 1903, to January 1, 1905. Members of board of education are elected for a term of six years. (a)
GOVERNOR.
FRED M. WARNER, Farmington, Oakland County - Salary $4,000
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ALEX. MAITLAND, Negaunee, Marquette County - - - (b) Salary $3 per day
SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEORGE A. PRESCOTT, Tawas City, Iosco County - - Salary $800
STATE TREASURER.
FRANK P. GLAZIER, Chelsea, Washtenaw County - Salary $1,000
AUDITOR GENERAL.
JAMES B. BRADLEY, Eaton Rapids, Eaton County - - - Salary $3,000
COMMISSIONER OF THE STATE LAND OFFICE.
WILLIAM H. ROSE, Bath, Clinton County -
.- Salary $800
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN E. BIRD, Adrian, Lenawee County -
Salary $800
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
PATRICK H. KELLEY, Detroit, Wayne County - - -
- - Salary $1,000
MEMBERS OF STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. (c)
PATRICK H. KELLEY, ex-officio - - -
Secretary LUTHER L. WRIGHT, Ironwood, Gogebic County
President
WILLIAM J. McKONE, (d) Albion, Calhoun County Vice-President Treasurer
JAMES H. THOMPSON, Evart, Osceola County -
(a) Justices of the supreme court and regents of the university are elected at the spring election. For name, term of office, etc., see index for pages.
(b) During session of legislature.
(c) Three dollars per day for actual service; also their necessary traveling and other expenses.
(d) Elected April 3, 1905, to fill vacancy caused by the resignation of Patrick H. Kelley.
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OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR, WITH THE APPROVAL OF THE SENATE.
. COMMISSIONER OF RAILROADS.
THERON W. ATWOOD, salary $2,500
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COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE.
JAMES V. BARRY, salary $2,000 - - - - Lansing; office at Lansing COMMISSIONER OF STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
. GEORGE W. MOORE, salary $2,500, -
- Port Huron; office at Lansing COMMISSIONER OF LABOR.
MALCOLM J. MCLEOD, salary $2,000,
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COMMISSIONER OF MINERAL STATISTICS.
TOM A. HANNA, salary $2,500, (a) - - Iron Mountain; office at Iron Mountain
STATE LIBRARIAN.
MARY C. SPENCER, salary $1, 500, - - - -
- State Library, Lansing
STATE INSPECTOR OF OILS.
CHARLES L. BENJAMIN, salary $1, 500, - - - - Saginaw; office at Saginaw
STATE INSPECTOR OF SALT.
EDWIN A. WILDEY, salary $1,500,
- Paw Paw; office at Paw Paw
STATE VETERINARIAN.
FRANK C. WELLS, salary $5 per day and expenses - - Saline; office at Saline
GAME AND FISH WARDEN.
CHARLES H. CHAPMAN, salary $2,000, - Sault Ste. Marie; office at Sault Ste. Marie
DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER.
ARTHUR C. BIRD salary-$2,000, - - - - Lansing, office at Lansing
(a) This amount is to cover all expenses, such as explorations, surveys and cost of publishing reports.
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STATE DEPARTMENTS.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
Salary.
FRED M. WARNER, Governor
$4,000
ARTHUR P. LOOMIS, Private Secretary to the Governor. 1,800
MARL T. MURRAY, Executive Clerk to the Governor. 1,500
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
GEORGE A. PRESCOTT, Secretary of State.
800
ALBERT DUNHAM, Deputy Secretary of State.
2,000
CLARENCE J. MEARS, Chief Clerk.
1,200
SAMUEL A. KENNEDY, Chief of Corporation Division. 1,500
AUSTIN M. KIMMIS, Chief of Building and Loan Division. 1,500
OSMOND C. HOWE, Chief of Agricultural Division .. 1,100
DR. CRESSEY L. WILBUR, Chief of Vital Statistic Division 1,500
CHARLES W. BRADFORD, Chief of Compiling Division. 1,100
LUTHER S. BURTON, Chief of Shipping Division.
1,000
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
FRANK P. GLAZIER, State Treasurer.
1,000
JOHN W. HAARER, Deputy State Treasurer
2,000
M. FOSTER CHAFEY, Cashier.
1,500
GEORGE ROSENBERG, Chief Clerk 1,200
FRANK E. BRIGGS, Bookkeeper.
1,200
AUDITOR GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
JAMES B. BRADLEY, Auditor General.
3,000
JOHN F. WILKINSON, Deputy Auditor General. 2,000
SETH A. TUBBS, Private Secretary. 1,600
FRED Z. HAMILTON, State Accountant
2,000
JAMES H. ELLIOTT, Chief Clerk ..
1,500
W. S. HUMPHREY, Assistant Chief Clerk. 1,400
CHANCEY A. BARNES, Chief Bookkeeper.
1,200
STATE LAND DEPARTMENT.
WILLIAM H. ROSE, Land Commissioner .. 800
WELLS G. BROWN, Deputy Land Commissioner 2,000
EDWIN R. HAVENS, Chief Clerk
1,200
F. C. PARKER, Bookkeeper. 1,200
H COLESTER, Draughtsman
1,200
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT.
JOHN E. BIRD, Attorney General. 800
HENRY E. CHASE, Deputy Attorney General. 2,000
GEORGE S. LAW, Chief Law Clerk. 1,500
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Salary.
PATRICK H. KELLEY, Superintendent of Public Instruction. $1,000
WALTER H. FRENCH, Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction 2,000
A. HAMLIN SMITH, Chief Clerk. 1,200
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
JAMES V. BARRY, Insurance Commissioner 2,000
NELSON B. HADLEY, Deputy .. 1,500
HIRAM A. CHAPIN, Chief Clerk 1,200
COMMISSIONER OF RAILROADS' DEPARTMENT.
THERON W. ATWOOD, Commissioner of Railroads. 2,500
D. HEALY CLARK, Deputy . 1,500
JAMES BICE, Mechanical Engineer 1,500
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR STATISTICS.
MALCOLM J. MCLEOD, Commissioner of Labor 2,000
RICHARD H. FLETCHER, Deputy. 1,500
LYMAN S. RUSSELL, Chief Clerk. 1,200
STATE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
GEORGE W. MOORE, Commissioner of Banking. 2.500
W. DONOVAN, Deputy. 2,000
ALBERT E. MANNING, Chief Clerk and Examiner. 1,500
BOARD OF STATE AUDITORS' DEPARTMENT.
HARRY O. SHELDON, Secretary 2,000
FRANK C. BENNETT, Superintendent of Building and Grounds. 1,600
DAIRY AND FOOD DEPARTMENT.
ARTHUR C. BIRD, Dairy and Food Commissioner. 2,000
COLON C. LILLIE, Deputy. 1,500
L. H. VAN WORMER, State Analyst 1,500
STATE LIBRARY.
MARY C. SPENCER, Librarian 1,500 LILY B. RONAN, Assistant 900
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DEPARTMENT DUTIES.
THE GOVERNOR.
The Governor is the principal executive officer of the State, and commander-in-chief of the military forces.
He may convene the legislature in extraordinary session.
He shall give to the legislature, and at the close of his official term, to the next legis- lature, information by message of the condition of the State, and recommend such measures to them as he shall deem expedient.
All bills and concurrent resolutions, except for adjournment, must be submitted to him for his approval.
He may issue writs of election in case of vacancy in the legislature or in the State representation in the lower house of Congress. In case of vacancy in the office of United States Senator he may appoint some person to hold such office until the legislature chooses a successor.
He signs all commissions, patents for State lands and appoints notaries public and commissioners in other states to take acknowledgments of deeds for this State.
He appoints all the principal officers of the State not elected by the people, and the members of State boards, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, when so prescribed by law.
He may fill vacancies in State offices in certain cases and remove public officers for cause, or upon proper investigation and proofs of misconduct or incompetency.
He may require information in writing from the officers of the executive depart- ments on any subject relating to the duties of their respective offices.
He may grant reprieves, commutations and sentences, paroles or pardons.
He may demand fugitives from justice from the executive of any other state or ter- ritory, and may issue warrants upon the request of the Governors of other states or territories for fugitvies who may be found within this State.
The Governor is ex-officio a member of the State board of corrections and charities, boards of control of the Industrial School for Boys, Industrial Home for Girls, State Prisons at Jackson, Ionia and Marquette, board of managers of Michigan Soldiers' Home, board of agriculture, board of fund examiners, boards of control state swamp lands, St. Mary's Falls ship canal, and the Portage Lake and Lake Superior ship canal, board of geological survey and board of control of railroads.
THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
The private secretary to the governor is charged, under the direction of the governor, with the duties appertaining to official correspondence and general clerical work of the office. His duty is to remain at the seat of government in charge of the executive office for the transaction of such business as may not require the personal attention of the governor.
The executive clerk assists in the conduct of the business of the executive office, and is secretary of the advisory board of pardons.
REQUIREMENTS AS TO REQUISITION AND EXTRADITIONS.
Applications must be made by the Prosecuting Attorney of the county in which the offense was committed, and must be in duplicate, in writing, addressed to the Gover- nor. (In case the requisition is upon the executive of Ohio, three copies must be made.)
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The following must appear by the certificate of the Prosecuting Attorney:
(a) The full name of the person for whom extradition is asked, together with the name of the agent proposed, to be properly spelled, in Roman capital letters.
(b) That in his opinion the ends of public justice require that the alleged criminal be brought to this state for trial at public expense.
(c) That he believes he has sufficient evidence to secure the conviction of the fugitive.
(d) That the person named as agent is a proper person, and that he has no private interest in the arrest of the fugitive.
(e) If there has been any former application for a requisition for the same person growing out of the same transaction, it must be so stated, with an explanation of the reasons for a second request, together with the date of such former application, as near as may be.
(f) If the fugitive is known to be under either civil or criminal arrest in the state or territory to which he is alleged to have fled, the fact of such arrest and the nature of the proceedings on which it is based must be stated.
(g) That the application is not made for the purpose of enforcing the collection of a debt, or for any private purpose whatever, and that if the requisition applied for be granted, the criminal proceedings shall not be used for any of said objects.
(h) The nature of the crime charged, with a reference, when practicable, to the par- ticular statute defining and punishing the same.
(¿) If the offense charged is not of recent occurrence, a satisfactory reason must be given for the delay in making the application.
If application be made upon complaint before a magistrate and warrant has issued thereon, certified copies of the complaint and warrant; together with the returns thereto, and of all other papers, including application, affidavits, etc., must be furnished in duplicate.
If an information has been filed, certified copies in duplicate must accompany the application.
In all cases, the facts and circumstances showing the commission of the crime charged and also the connection of the accused with its perpetration must be shown by affi- davits taken before a magistrate (a notary public is not a magistrate within the mean- ing of the statutes), and such affidavit or affidavits accompany the application.
In all cases of fraud, false pretenses, embezzlement or forgery, the affidavit of the principal complaining witness or informant that the application is made in good faith, for the sole purpose of punishing the accused, and that he does not desire or expect to use the prosecution for the purpose of collecting a debt, or for any private purpose, and will not directly or indirectly use the same for any of said purposes, shall be required, or a sufficient reason be given for the absence of such affidavit.
Proof by affidavit of facts and circumstances satisfying the executive that the alleged criminal has fled from the justice of the state, and is in the state on whose executive the demand is requested to be made, must be given. The fact that the alleged criminal was in the state where the alleged crime was committed at the time of the commission thereof, and is found in the state upon which the requisition was made, shall be suffi- cient evidence, in the absence of other proof, that he is a fugitive from justice.
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