The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-02-16
Kean's Bill Providing An
Addition for the .. S.
District Court SheIved
CIRCUIT SALARY ROLL
State Troops VIII Have Third
Place in the National
Guard Division.

WASHINGTON Feb. 1e. 1909
Senator Kean's bill providing for an adj
ditional judge for the United States Dis
trict Court is not likely to see daylighE
for at least year. Judge jenkins,
chairman of the House COMMITTEES. said
his committee was disinclned to do any
ching this year with this and similar
bills.
It was learned from another source
that There are several bills for additional
judges in various districts. but the real
reason for the attitude Of Judge Jen-
kirs IS largely due to the fact thar
Speaker Cannon wants to keep down Al
appropriations. and the several bills come
under the category Of those % bs side
tracked because Of the appropriations
they would carry.
In register issued BY the Departs
ment Of Justice the list Of judges and
other court attaches Of the third circuit.
comprising the State Of New Jersey, is
given and the following names, with
the dates of appointment appearCir-
cult judges-M w. Acheson, Pittsburgs
Pa, February 8. 1891: George NJ. Dali
las, Philadelphia, March II, 1922
George Grey, Wilmington, Del, Decem~
Der is, 1899. District judse-W William
NJ. Lanning, Trenton, November /, 1904.
| Deputy clerk. Circuit Court Charles s.
| Chervier, Trenton, November !, 1904.
Clerk. District Court-George T. Cram
mer, Trenton, January 5, 1893. Deputy
clerk Benjamin E. Harris, Trenton,
| December 80, 1901. United States Dis.
triet Attorney John B. Vreeland, New
ark, November IS, 1903 Assistant
Theodore B. Booraen, New Brunswick,
December %, 1909. Clerk to United
States District Attorney-R. G. Mat
thews, Newark, November IS. 1908.
The United States Marshall is Thomas
]. AIeott, Trenton, December II, 1901
official deputies, Edward R. semple.
Trenton, January /, 1902: George D.
Bower. Trenton, January /, 1902. The
United States Commissioners. their adj
dresses and date of appointment follow:
S. T. Bigelow, Newark, July /, 1901;
George e. Cranmer. Trenton, June s.
1901; Michael |, Fagen. jersey City,
August s, 1901: s. 81. Jones, Newark,
July /, 1901; f. P. McDermott, Free
hold, July /, 1901; J. Willard Morgan.
Camden, July /, 1901; William Nelson,
Paterson, June 2s, 1904; J. r. Ries,
New Brunswick, June 21, 1904; Linslsy
Rowe, Jersey City, July /. 1901; Ed
ward Russ, Hoboken, July I, 19oli Ed
win R. Stanton, Hoboken, July 6. 1909;
John Whitehead, Newark. July I, 1904.
Because the occupants of some Of the
houses on the site of the Senate office
building have refused to move out the
inaugural committee on public comfort
| has struck snag n. ]. Weller, the
chairman, has consulted an attorney,
and the people who have refused 70 move
out before March viii be notified that
they must vacate before that date.
Tsba New Iersev troops will have third
place in the National Guard division, IN
accord with the understanding that the
/ States will be assigned places in accord
with the date of their admission into the
l.Union. 1t is expected that the order
viii be Delaware, PENNSYLVANIA and
then New Jersey. Arrangements viii
also be made for the seating Of Gover-
nors who viii not take part IN the
parade on the Presidents reviewing
stand
Senators Kean and Dryden have re-
eeived petition from Railway favoring
the anti-canteen LAM and one from
Henry Schmidt Of Elizabeth, IN favorsof
the Mann patent medicine bill The
Senators will confer with Senator
Fairbanks with reference to the appro-
priations fer public buildings in New Jers
seq. when thai Bill il taken mp BY sena-
Tor Fairbankss committee.
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