The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-13
REGISTRATION BOARDS,
The County Nominations Made
by the Slate Committee
Chairman.
special to the Jerseu citu Neus.

Special TO te Jersey CICy NetfS.
TRENTON, July 10, 1s92.-Alien L. Nc
Dermott, as Chairman of the New Jersey
State Democratic Com mittee. sent the
following anne to the Governor yester-
day, as the Democratic nominees for
membership of the various County Boards
of Registrations
Atlantic-Henry S. Soul of Atlantic City, and
John 7. French of Hammonton.
: Bergen-John o. erode Of Hackensack, and
William Ely of Englewood.
Burlington John w. Harris of Harrisia, and
James Young of Moorestown.
Camden-John Hood and Christopher II. Nc
Grath of the City of Camden.
Cape May-Reuben johnson of Cold Spring,
and Ephraim Eveson Of Dias Creek.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wells of Bridgeton, and
milford Ludlum of Millyille.
Essex-Leonard Kalisch Of Newark, and
Edwin A. Rayner of Bloomfield.
Thomas w. Hurff Of Hurffville,
and Charles T.. Maloney of Woodbury..
a~udson-James F. Minturn of Hoboken, and
Charles G. Black of Jersey City.
Hunterdon-Henry E. Parks, of White House,
and Oliver ]. Black we'll of Ringoes.
Mercer-William Rodgers. Of Dutch Neck, and
Edwin r. Walker of Trenton.
Middlesex-Hendricks H. Brown, of Old
Bridge, and Oliver Kelly of Metuchen.
Monmouth-John r. Walker OF Freehold, and
William r. Joline of Long Branch.
M~orris9John r Pitney Of Mendham, aad
Ocean-Ephraim ?; Emson of Golfers Mills,
and Thomas W.. Middleton of Toms River.
Passaic.Abe Horton Of Passaic, and Henry
~salemJohn P. Flynn of salem City. and
Willard F. Riley of Shirley.
somerset-Eiisha Coryell of North Plainfeld,
and John III. Madison of Somervile,
Sussex-Janes l.. Decker of Sparta, and John
b. Swarts of Vantage.
Union-James T. Wiley and John I. Dunn Of
w rren Sterban T arr;eop ~ uooka,+or~,
and Robert NJ. Petty of Roeksburg.
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS.
John Kean. Jr., Chairman of the New
Jersey State Republican COMMITTEES. sent
in the following as the Republican officers
of the Registration Board
Atlantic. E T Abbott and James South.
wick of Atlantic City.
Bergen-A. c. Holdrum and E. II. Pratt of
Hackensack.
Burllngton-Nathan Haines of Burlington, and
Harry J. Trick Of Vincenttown.
Ca~mden-Edward BEETLE and G. J.. Mines of
the City of Camden.
Cape May-Alfred Cooper Of Cape May, and
Michael Ewing Of South seaville.
a Sam a MsaS o mE pal r., M kogsrs Of Bridgeton, and
Essex-E. w. Jackson Of Belleville, and VIII
| liam R. Williams of Newark.
Gloacester-c: Pierson of Woodbury., and
DR.. Samuel F. Stranger Of Harrisonville.
Hudson-Edward Wooley and Frederick
Frambach. Jr., of Jersey City.
Hunterdon-Gervas Ely OF Lambertville, and
| John III. Mum Of Glen Gardner.
M~ercer-George r. Whitaker of Trenton, and
| J. P. Mount of Ropinsville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Strong Of New Bruins,
wick, and Anthony Schroeder of Woodbridge.
Nionmoutn-Dr. Abel Statesir and r.. Wesley
| Densen of Freehold.
Morris-John p. .yreeland of Morristowu, and
Carnot B Meeker OF Madison.
Ocean-George w. Cowperthwait Of Toms
River, and Jonathan Goble Of Burrsyille.
Passaic-John H. Cook and Alfred G. Booth
of Paterson.
Salem Henry Coombs of Elmer and d. Harris
| Smith of Salem.
Somerset-C. S. Hoffman and W. H, Long OF
SoAerville. q
| W II. Palmer of Newton. N
Union-Edward G., Woodruff of Elizabeth, and
William Chamberlain of Railway.
Warren-A. b. Kelsey and williamsR Lair Of
Beividere.
the nominations are for the year begin.
ming July l. 1892.