Alex Dromiack, Reno; James O'Neill, Reno; Frank Regan, Carson City: W. J. Bell, Winnemucca; Dr. T. F. Richardson, Falion; E. L. Drappo, Reno; terms expire December 1, 1914. R. F. Maynor, Sparks; term expires December 30, 1914. HONORARY BOARD OF VISITORS, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA Capt. Herman Davis, Dayton; H. A. Comins, Ely; Geo. F. Talbot, Elko; Wm. J. O'Brien, Austin, failed to quality; Key Pittman, Tonopah; H. V. Morehouse, Goldfield; N. R. Fitzpatrick, Fallon; Dr. J. A. Ascher, Reno; John O'Kane, Lovelock, died 1910; C. H. Duborg, Beowawe; J. A. Denton, Caliente; Alfred Chartz, Carson City; Jas. J. McCormick, Virginia City, died 1910. All were appointed April 5, 1909, for a term of four years. BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS OF NEVADA W. H. Cavell, Carson City; W. W. Goode, Carson City; Elton Davis, Tonopah; D. Rulison, Reno. Appointed February 3, 1910. W. M. Wadleigh, Ely Appointed July 8, 1910. All for a four-year term. NEVADA STATE BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS S. L. Lee, Carson City, July 7, 1909, for four years. J. A. Lewis, Reno, December 21, 1910, until May 4, 1912. R. H. Richardson, Ely, December 21, 1910, until July 7, 1913. J. J. Sullivan, Virginia City, December 21, 1910, for four years. STATE AUDITOR March 6, 1909-William B. Ligon, Carson City. Pleasure of the Governor, STATE VETERINARIAN April 1, 1909-Dr. T. F. Richardson, Goldfield. Pleasure of the Governor. STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY April 17, 1909-Robert L. Prouty, Tonopah, for two years. May 21, 1909-N. E. Wilson, Reno, for two years. November 18, 1909-Fred N. Clark, Ely, for two years. March 2, 1910-William A. Brown, Winnemucca, until April 27, 1911. March 2, 1910-J. M. Taber, Elko, until April 27, 1911. STATE ENGINEER March 5, 1910-Emmet D. Boyle, Carson City. Pleasure of the Governor. NEVADA FISH COMMISSION April 5, 1909-James Clark, Reno; George T. Mills, Carson City; for four years. STATE BANKING BOARD April 7, 1909-A. B. Witcher, Ely; S. W. Belford, East Ely; Jewett W. Adams, Carson City, resigned 1910; Charles S. Sprague, Goldfield; M. M. Van Fleet, Secretary, Reno. April 13, 1910-George W. Cowing, member. Pleasure of the Governor. BANK EXAMINER April 7, 1909-M. M. Van Fleet, Reno. Died 1910. Apri! 13, 1910-A. B. Witcher, Ely. Pleasure of Governor. INSPECTOR OF MINES April 1, 1909-Edwin E. Stuart, Manhattan (removed 1910). January 18, 1910-Edward Ryan, Goldfield, until January 2, 1911. BOARD OF CONTROL OF STATE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT FARM E. H. Syphus, St. Thomas; Edward Bunker, Bunkerville; P. B. Kennedy, Reno. Appointed April 6, 1969, for two years. STATE BOARD OF EMBALMERS Geo. E. Kitzmeyer, Carson City, for three years, until April 10, 1912. T. F. Dunn, Goldfield, for two years, until April 10, 1911. Joseph L. Keyser, Elko, for one year, until April 10, 1911. GOVERNOR'S MILITARY STAFF June 30, 1999-Albion W. Clark, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. July 1, 1909-Albert W. Cahlan, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. July 1, 1909-Frank Buck, Carson City, Sergeant-Major and Color Guard. September 15, 1909-George A. Wilcox, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. September 15, 1909-Archibald Dickson, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. September 15, 1909-William J. Maxwell, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. September 22, 1909-Chas. A. Lundy, Reno, Colonel and Assistant Quartermaster-General, September 22, 1909-Edwin E. Stuart, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. December 24, 1909-Arthur G. Meyers, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. April 30, 1910–AI. W. Pape, Reno, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp. May 25, 1910-James M. Raycraft, Carson City, Sergeant-Major and Color Guard. STATE DETECTIVES January 1, 1909-Lorenzo F. Long, Tonopah. June 16, 1909-Dr. White Wolf, Goldfield. September 7, 1909-C. A. Lundy, Reno. All for two years. UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA CADET CORPS October 2, 1909-Clyde Stewart McKenzie, Major; John Archibald Miller, Captain; Lloyd Christian Lonkey, Captain; Clayton Alfred Bennett, Captain; Neil William McVicar, First Lieutenant; William Henry Goldsworthy, First |