The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-11
PAP FOR MR.. VOORHEES,
He Will Have Many Valua-
BILE Offices TO Distribute
During His Term.
PLACES OF IMPORTANCE AND PROFIT
Chancellor, Two Justices Of the
Supreme Court and Plenty
of Smaller Places for
the Faithful.
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Especial to THE Jersey City News.l
TRENTON, Nov II. 1ssS.-Goyernor-
elect VOORHEES, will have a large number
filled by Governor Griggs in his term OF
but little over two years.
The appointments to be made by the
next Governor will be found below
In 1901 the term of Chancellor McGill
will expire. The chancellor will then
have completed two terms of seven years
each as the head of the Court of Chan
Gerry. In the same year the fifth term of
Supreme Court Justice Depue will expire
and in the year previous, 1900, Justice
Lippincott viii have finished his first
term on the Supreme Court bench. Cham
cellor McGill is a Democrat, as is also
Justice Lippincott. Justice Depue is a
Republican. None of the terms of the
appointed (so-called ..lay') Judges of the
Court of Errors will expire during the
term OF the next Governor.
The terms of Circuit Court Judges
Chiids and Miller, both Democrats, will
expire in 1900. The names of the out-go-
ing county Judges and Prosecutors, to-
gether with the year of their retirements
and their politics. are as follows
In 1899: Judges-Joseph H. Gaskill,
Rep, Burlington; James R. Hoagland,
Dem, Cumberland.
Prosecutors-William A. Logue, DEM,
Cumberland; Elvin w. Crane. Dem,
Essex
In o-Judges-Ro S. Woodruff
Dem, Mercer;s ]. Clarence Conover,
Dem, Monmouth John D. Bartine, Dem,
Somerset.
Prosecutors-Peter w. stagg, Dem,
Bergen; Eekard P Budd, Dem, Burling-
ton; Wilson H. Jenkins, Dem, Camden;
Jonathan w. Acton, Dem, Salem; Nelson
Y. DUNCAN, Dem, Somerset
In Judges-Henry S. Douglass,
Cape May; H. Burdett Herr, Hunter
don; Woodbridge Strong, Middlesex; Gle
ment H Sinnickson, Salem, all Republic
cans.
Prosecutors Starr, Gloucester;
Walter F. Hayhurst, Hunterdon; John
H. VOORHEES,, Afiddlesex; Eugene Emiey
Passaic; George A. Angle, Warren, all
Republicans
Besides the above judicial appoint
ments the next Governor will have the
lowing named District Court Judges: Je-
line Camden: Atwater, Elizabeth, Bedle,
Jersey City; Guild and McCarter, New
ark, Rellstab, Trenton and Lewis, Fat
erson Judges Bedle and Guild are DEM
ocrats, appointed by Governor Griggs,
and all the others are Republicans;
The term of Chancery Clerk Lewis A.
Thompson will expire in 1901, as will also
the terms of State School Superintend-
ent Charles ]. Baxter and State Road
Commissioner H. l. Budd,. in 1899; Bank
and Insurance Commissioner Wllllam
Bette. and State Prison Inspector e. j..
spector John Ward, in 1901; these are all
Republicans.
The next Governor will also have the
appointment, in 1S99 Of successors of the
six members of the Board OF PRISON N II
suectors and of the four members of the
Riparian Commission. These Boards are
both bipartisan, as is the State Board OF
Taxation. OF the members OF the latter
Board, the terms of Commissioners Black
Dem.) and Lentz (Rep-) will expire in
1901 All of the members of the State
Beard of Assessors will retire within the
next three years; Messrs. Green and
Meeker (Dems.1 in 1900, and Messrs.
Spencer and Gibbs in 1901. In the latter
wear the terms of the four members of
the State Board of Arbitration Will also
expire.
Among the less lucrative offices that
will become vacant are:--All sixteen OF
the places on the State Board of Educa-
ton, five of the eight places on the Board
of Managers of the State Hospital for
the Insane at Morristown and two on the
Trenton Asylum Board, six COMMISSION
Fish and Game Commission and two MEM
bers of the State Board of Health
There are also minor places, from po-
litical standpoint, such as on the STATE
Board of Medical Examiners; s5ate
Board of Pharmacy and State Board Of
DnnfiSfry.