Hon. W. A. Massey, appointed July 1, 1912, to fill vacancy caused by the death of Hon. George S. Nixon.

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Charles J. Sadlier, Reno; D. C. Wheeler, Reno; Prof. Gordon H. True, Reno; R. W. Parry, Reno; Thomas Hunter, Elko; A. M. Slater, Reno; S. H. Wheeler, Reno; Frank Williams, Goodsprings; terms expire August 4, 1915.

HONORARY BOARD OF VISITORS, UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA George Watt, Austin; H. A. Comins, Ely; George F. Talbot, Elko; Wm. J. Douglas, Tonopah; Maurice Sullivan, Goldfield; A. R. Merritt, Fallon; Robert M. Price, Reno; Edward Reinhart, Winnemucca; Charles Fulstone, Genoa; C. H. Duborg, Beowawe; John Shier, Caliente; F. H. Norcross, Carson City; Jas. H. Kinkead, Virginia City; M. E. Lawson, Mason.

All were appointed May 6, 1912, for a term of two years.

F. P. Langan, Virginia City, appointed December 20, 1912, to fill the unexpired term of Jas. H. Kinkead, who died in 1912.

STATE VETERINARIAN

June 30, 1911-Dr. T. F. Richardson, Fallon; pleasure of the Governor.

STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY

Wm. A. Brown, Winnemucca; J. M. Taber, Elko; Fred M. Clark, Ely; N. E. Wilson, Reno; Robert L. Prouty, Tonopah.

All were appointed November 16, 1911, for a term of two years.

STATE ENGINEER

March 21, 1911-W. M. Kearney, Reno; pleasure of the Governor.

NEVADA FISH COMMISSION

April 6, 1911-E. B. Yerington, Carson City, for a term of four

years.

STATE BANKING BOARD

W. B. Graham, Ely; H. E. Reid, Reno; James McBride, Elko; Hugh H. Brown, Tonopah.

All appointed March 28, 1911, for a term of two years.

BANK EXAMINER

March 27, 1911-Eugene Howell, Tonopah; pleasure of the Gov

ernor.

BOARD OF CONTROL, STATE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT DRY FARM, PLEASANT VALLEY, ELKO COUNTY, NEVADA

A. W. Hesson, Elko; G. M. Bowers, Elko; Prof. Gordon H. True, Reno.

All appointed April 1, 1911, for a term of two years.

BOARD OF CONTROL, STATE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT FARM AT LOGAN, CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA

Prof. J. B. Kennedy, Reno; E. H. Syphus, St. Thomas; W. J. McBurney, Logan.

All appointed May 25, 1911, for two years.

GOVERNOR'S MILITARY STAFF

February 6, 1911-John P. Donnelly, Carson City, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp. (Resigned July 30. 1912.)

February 6, 1911-Chas. R. Reeves, Reno, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

January 13, 1911--Thomas J. D. Salter, Winnemucca, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp.

March 31, 1911-Raymond T. Baker; Carson City, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp.

March 31, 1911-Edward P. Wilson, Tonopah, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

February 9, 1911-Frank Buck, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

February 9, 1911–H. H. Atkinson, Tonopah, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

January 9, 1911-George Albert Montrose, Carson City, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp. (Resigned December 10, 1912.)

May 31, 1911-James Sheldon Woodbury, Carson City, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp.

May 27, 1911-Douglas Roy Corbett, Carson City, Color Guard, rank of Sergeant-Major.

August 3, 1911-Chas. J. Sadlier, Reno, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

November 27, 1911-Samuel H. Brady, Tonopah, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp.

March 1, 1912-Mark Bradshaw, Goldfield, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

January 13, 1911–John J. Skuse, Mina, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

April 18, 1912-Henry J. Amigo, Reno, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

June 3, 1912-Frank Fernald, Jr., Elko, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

June 27, 1912-Chas. Fabian Duval, Virginia City, LieutenantColonel and Aide-de-Camp.

November 18, 1912-Gordon Batelle Hamilton, M. D., Reno, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

December 27, 1912-Louis Frederick Adamson, Carson City, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp.

April 18, 1912-H. J. Kinkead, Reno, Colonel and QuartermasterGeneral. (Appointed by Adjutant-General.)

August 1, 1912-George B. Thatcher, Tonopah, Colonel and Assistant Commissary-General. (Appointed by Adjutant-General.)

NEVADA NATIONAL GUARD

July 26, 1912, Company A, Reno, Washoe County-Chas. R. Reeves, Captain; L. G. B. McDowell, First Lieutenant; Macon Elder, Second Lieutenant.

August 17, 1912, Company B, Fallon, Churchill County-Charles M. Way, Captain; Wm. H. Reavis, First Lieutenant; Chas. M. Wainscott, Second Lieutenant.

November 13, 1912, Company D, Lovelock, Humboldt CountyEdward L. Connell, Captain; Cisto S. Park, First Lieutenant; Grove C. Nutter, Second Lieutenant.

STATE DETECTIVE

May 29, 1912-Clarence A. Sage, Winnemucca. Term of two years.