Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-05-03
NAMES MEMBERS
OF EMPLOYERS
LIABILITY BOARD
Gov. Fort Puts W. D. Dickson,
of Montclair, Standard Oil Man,
at Head-Newarker On 1t.
Especial to the Newark star.l

TRENTON, May 3.--Governor Fort
today announced the following appoint
ments:
Employers Liability Commission
William d. Dickson, Montclair: J. WILL
lam Clark, Newark; Samuel Botterill,
East Orange: John T. Cosgrove, Eliza
beth; Harry d. Leavitt, Trenton, and
Walter L. Edge, Atlantic City.
William d. Dickson is first vice.
president of the United States Steel
Corporation. He has resided at Mont
clair for several years. In making his
appointment, the fact that the steel
corporation has inaugurated the sys-
TEN of providing for it's employees ana
is thoroughly familiar with the ques-
ton was one of the motives which in
duced the Governor to appoint him, al
though Mr. Dickson is in every way,
aside from this, admirably fitted for
the place.
]. William Clark has frequently
talked with the Governor in regard to
the employees liability proposition and
urged action on the part of the State
in the matter. His company Is the
Clark Thread Company, which is one
of the largest employers of labor in the
State.
Samuel Botterill is president of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America, Is a resident of
East Orange and thoroughly interested
in and familiar with the whole ques-
ton.
John T. Cosgrove is president of the
State Building Trades League, an or
ganization representing all the build
ing trades of the State.
Board of Accountants.
To be members of the state Board of
Public countants-William T. Saw
yer, of Elizabeth, and George Wilkin-
son. of Plainfield.
The Governor also appointed Bloom
field Hulick as a member of the State
Board of Pharmacy, to succeed Edgar
Il. Jones, of Mt. Holly. He also ap-
pointed the New Washington Crossing
Commission. Those appointed follow:
William Pennington, George r. Howe,
Wallace NJ Scudder the Rev. Louis
Shreve Osborne, Edgar B. Ward and
William A. Halsey, all of Newark, and
Judge Andrew w. Bray, of Orange;
United States Senator Frank O. Briggs
Representative Ira w. Wood. Judge
William M. Lanning, General Wilbur
T. Sadler, Judge Garret d. w. Vroom
ex-Justice Bennett Van Syckel. Bishop
James A. McFaul, the Rev. Henry
Collin Minton, Henry w. Green, James
Kerner, Francis B. Lee, William l.
Doyle, Harry G. Stoddard, James c
Tatersall, Frank S. Katzenbach, jr.
and Mrs. William l.. Dayton. of Tren-
ton, Professor Henry ID. Thompson
Moses Taylor Pine, Colonel William l.
Eibbey and Bayard stockton, OF
Princeton Professor w. H. S. Dema-
rest and James H. Van Cleef, New
Brunswick the Rev. j. Morgan Reed
Pennlngton; the Rev, Holmes f. Gra-
watt and George Barrett, Camden
Mayor Charles J. Fisk and Mrs. Ernst
II. Ackerman, Plainfield; Judge Edward
S. Atwater, Elizabeth; Matt G. Ely
Hoboken; Joseph A. Dear and Mrs
John Wahlqueen, Jersey City; John b
Hickory, Bayonne; George c. Gillespie
Moorestown; Alfred L. Mills. Morris
town; Percival Christie, High Bridge
General e. Burd Grubb, Edgewatei
Park; Mrs. Joseph 5. Freinghuysen
Raritan; Mrs. John d. Prince. Ring
wood; Mrs. Thomas a. Edison and Mrs
Everett Colby. West Orange; Mrs
Frank A. Parson, Colonia; Mrs. z. Led
ward Blair Peapack, and Mrs. Thomas
T Craven salem.