Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-25
MANY APPOINTMENTS SENT
TO SENATE FOR APPROVAL.
lFrom a star Correspondent.

TRENTON, Jan. Ex-Governor Fort
sent a batch of appointments to the
Senate last night, including that of
Henry r. Humphreys, of Camden. SON
in-law of State Assessor. David Baird,
for another term as member of the
State Water Supply Commission.
Judge Thomas j. Lintott, of the Sec
ond District Court, Newark, was on
the list of nominations. but his name
was withheld at the last minute be-
cause Senator Harry V. Osborne, of
Essex, was absent.
James f. Clark. of Jersey City, land
ed the mu~ch-sought judgeship of the
new North Hudson District Court.
Francis McCauley, George McEwen and
Albert Leuly had been mentioned for
the place. Mr.. Clark will resign his
present office of Hudson County Grand
Jury clerk and be succeeded therein by
James J. Quill, famous as former star
fu1lback of the Yale football cam.
Most of the nominations were
for Offices that had been filled ad in
term by the Governor or were minor
reappointments.
They were as follows:
To be judge of the District Court for
the First Judicial District of the coun-
ty of Bergen: William II. Seufert, vice
Wendell j. Wright, resigned.
To be judge of the District Court of
the city of East Orange: Worrall +.
Mountain.
To be Judge of the District Court of
the city of Perth Amboy: John w
Bockman, vice Adrian Lyon. resigned.
Ef m l. - A. ns,t.faf CA,,r% ~
the First Judicial District of the coun-
q ty of Somerset: Isaac p. Runyon.
~ To be judge of the District Court of
the First Judicial District of h coun-
ty of Hudson: James f. Clark.
To be prosecutor of the pleas of the
county of Bergen: Wendell ]. Wright,
vice Eugene Rooster. deceased.
To be prosecutor of the pleas of the
county of Burlington: Samuel A. At
kinson, reappointed.
To be prosecutor of the pleas Of the
county of Salem: J. Forman Sinnick-
son. reappointed.
To be a member of the Civil Service
Commissions: Charles II. Bateman, OF
the County of Somerset, reappointed.
y To be a member of the State Water
Supply Commission; Harry r. Hum
phreys, of the County of Camden, re-
appointed.
To be members of the Commission
10 Revise and Consolidate the Public
statutes of this State: Frank Bergen.
ofSthe County of Union. vice Altar IT.
strong, resigned; George l.. Record.
of the County of Hudson. vice George
I. Werts, resigned.
TIC be members of the State Board
of Education: Fifth Congressional
District, William II. Morrow, reap
pointed; Seventh Congressional Dis
trict, Charles II. SAMSON, vice Edward
G.. Robertson; Ninth Congressional
District, William r. Barrickle, reap
pointed.
To be members of the Board of Man
ayers of the New Jersey Village for
I1pileptics: John Edward Clark, of
the County of Middlesex. ~reappointed
Herman F. Moosbrugger, Of the Coun-
ty of Somerset, reappointed.
To be Trustees of the State Home
for Boys. Frank M. Donohue, of the
county of Middlesex, reappointed
Gervas Ely, of the County of Hunter
don, reappointed.
To be Trustees of the State Home
for Girls: Harvey L.. Robinson, of the
County of Mercer. reappointed; Mrs
Frederick p. Johnson. of the County
of Essex, reappointed; Harriet NJ
Spinning. of the County of Essex, tc
succeed Louise X. Jess. resigned.
To he a member of the Public Ii
hrary Commission; William c. Kim