Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-18
PATRONAGE
At DISPOSAL OF
NEXT GOVERNOR
Greater Distribution of Plums
Than Fell to Present
Executives Lot.

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If the comet doesn't disturb the DEM
ocratic victory hat is in sight in New
Jersey, the successor to Governor John
Franklin Fort will have many big jobs
to distribute. The entire State govern
ment will be revolutioni2ed II the DEM
ocratic party wins the g~overnorship.
The patronage OF the chief executives
office for 1911, 1912 and 1913 Is greater.
from a political standpoint, than that
which was at the disposal OF Governor
Fort.
Because of the Importance of these
jobs, Republican State leaders are show
ing great anxiety. The coming cam
paign promises to be the hottest of re-
cent years. The Progressive Republic
cans are busy as bees and the Demo-
arc warming up for battle all over
the State. The Essex county campaign
will be an immensely active one.
The term of Commissioners of Banking
and Insurance Vivian M. Lewis, who is
looked upon as the prospective Repub-
lican nominee for Governor, will expire
next year. Secretary of State Samuel
d. Dickinson Is another State leader
who has his job at stake in the coming
campaign.
The patronage at the disposal of the
next Governor includes the following:
Supreme Court Justices-Alfred Reed
1911: 7. w. Trenchard, 1919.
Circuit Court Judges-Allen b. Endi.
colt, 1911; WILDER A. Heisley, 1911; Ben
jamin August Vail. 1913; Frank l.
Lloyd, 1918.
Court of Errors Garret ID. w
vroom, 1913: James Brooks Dill. 1911.
Law judges in Atlantic, Bergen, Cam
den, Cape May. ESSEX go, Gloucester
Hudson co, Mercer, Morris. Ocean
Passaic, Salem. Sussex, Union and
Warren.
Secretary of States. d. Dickinson
1912; assistant, ]. B. r. Smith. 1912.
Supreme Court Clerk-William Riker
1912 (Novembee %. deputy, Charles n
Codding, 1912.
Superintendent of Schools-Charles ]
Baxter. 1912.
state Prison Keeper-George O. Os.
borne, 1912; supervisor, Samuel w
Kirkbride.
Commissioner of Banking and Insrr-
ance-Vivian NJ. Lewis, 1912; deputy
Thomas X. Johnston
Chief Labor Statistics-Winton c
Garrison, 1913.
Tax Bonrd Jobs.
state Board lof Assessors-Tneodort
Strong, 1911; obadiah c. Bogardus, 1872
Charles c. Hendrickson. 1912.
State Board of Tax Equalization
Henry J.. Trick. 1912: Theodore Simon
son, 1911. and George r. Mccarthy. 1913
Civil Service Commissioners-Willi.
Fletcher Johnson, 1912; James r. Mul
liken. 1913.
state Labor Commissioner-Lewis /
Bryant, 1913.
Gilkyson, 1911.
Supervisor-Robert A. Murphy. 1912
state Charities Commissioner-Th,
Rev. George Wight. 1912; assistant com
missioner, George T.. Poole. 1912.
one member of each of the county
tax boards.
Chief of Shell Fisheries Charles r
Bacon. 1911.
District Court Ju1ges-Camden, 1872
Elizabeth. 1913; Jersey City, 1913; New
ark, 1913; Paterson, 1911: Orange, 1911.
Poboken. 1912: Passaic. 1911; Atlantic
City. 1911; Bayonne. 1911; New Bruins
wick. 1911; Perth Amboy. 1911; Plain
field. 1912; Morris, 1911.
state Board Of Education, twelve
members.
Fish and Game Commission-Ail.
state Forestry-Two out of three.
Geological Survey-Tive ~members-at
large and six district members.
State Health Board-Three members
Motor Vehicle Department.
State oyster Commission-Two men,
bers.
Ocean County Oyster Commission
Three members.
ocean County Superintendent-19i2.
shark River Superintendent.
Atlantic County Superintendent-l9il
Palisades Park Commission-TwC
members.
Police Justice, Eouth ORANGE. Mar
tin Roll. 1912. y
Railway Reformatory Commission
Five members.
Riparian CommissionAOne member
Passaic Valley Sewerage-Three mem
bers.
Tenement House Commission-Three
members.
Commissioner of Waterways-Henry
w. Schroeder, 1913.
Water Supply OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1912; Howell, 1911; Bachelor, 1913.
Managers and members of State
boards. commissions and Institutions,
managers.
Fifteen county prosecutors, Atlantic
Bergen. Camden, Cape May, Essex
Gloucester. Hudson, Hunterdon. Mer-
Ger, Morris. Ocean. Passaic, Sussex
Union, Warren, with six assistant pros
scutors.