The Penn's Grove record., 1910-01-14
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Because OF the lacs tt'at many OF the
officers to be appointed Als ou d per diem
basis, the accurato asu-ss ii the entire
amount of salaries Of tha whole list could
not be learned.
Of the great number of appointments
to be made, ffty-seven must be made
during the present Legislatures term be-
cause it is necessary for the Senate to con-
firm these appointments. Twenty-four
of the appointments are left to the judg-
ment of the Executive alone.
The appointments in which the great
est political interest centers is the place
on the State Board of Assessors, now oc.
cupied by David Baird, of Camden, whose
term expired this year. Mr.. Baird was
slated for re-appointment up to two hours
before the Legislature adjourned, but
when the Camden county Assemblymen
voted against the extension of the direct
primary system to the election of mem
bers of political committees, che Governor
scratched Mr.. Baird's name off the list,
but did not submit a substitute. AS a re-
suit of this move Baird continues in office
as a hold-over.
The salaried offices, beside the State
Assessorship, which the Governor will be
required to fill, with the advice and con-
1900 - @ln Co,ofa ara oc follnuvo.
Judge of the Court Of Errors and APP.
peals, w. H. Vredenburgh, Freehold, six
years, 500 per diem for time served; Su-
preme Court Justice; Francis j. Swayze,
Newark, five years, $40, 900; District
Court Judges, L. J. Lintott, Newark, five
years, S $4,000, and John Foster, Mon
mouth, SIS, 900, and Louis E. Schenck,
Somerset, Sc, 1000, all for five years Pros
ecutors of Pleas. five years, Ernest Koes-
ter, Bergen, $1,000. Samuel Atkinson.
Burlington, So, 900; j.. Forman Sinnick-
son, Salem, 81, 200; John F. Roger, SOM
erset, 81, 800; Civil Sirvice Commissioner,
Charles H. Bateman, Soneryille, five
years, $1,000; member of State Board OF
Health, John ]. Harnell, Hoboken, six
years, $780,; member of the Board of
Equalization of Taxes, Carl Lentz, New
ark, five years, $500; Commissioner Of
the Department of Labor, Lewis L. Bry-
ant, Atlantic City, three years, $1,000;
member State Water Supply Commission,
Henry r. Humphreys, Camden, five
years, $1,000.
COUNTY BOARDS TO BE ILLED
Members of the county boards for the
equalization of taxes, all three years: At
lantic, John R. Fleming, 81, 200; Bergen,
P. G. Zabrisky. $1,000; Burlington, Jos.
C. Kingdom, $1,000; Camden, Irving
Buckle, $1,000; Cape May, Aaron W.
Hand, 81, 900; Cumberland, Alexander R.
Fithian, 81, 200; Essex Lathrop Anderson
So, 500; Gloucester, Andrew j. Nichol,
1000; Hudson, Joseph ]. Guisto, So. 500;
Hunterdon, Charles N. Reading, 81 1000;
Middlesex, Frank Crowther, 81, 400; Mon
mouth, VIM. L. Hoffman, $1,400; Morris,
Charles A. Baker, $1,000; Ocean, j. Hor-
ace Sprague, $1,000; Passaic, Geo. Wurts,
So, 600; Salem, D. Harry Smith, $1,000;
Somerset, P. V. ID. Van Doren, $1,000;
Sussex, Henry G. Hunt, $1,000; Union,
c. c. Pollard, 81, 900; Warren, Jacob S.
Stewart, $1,000.
Appointment of twelve inspectors ofthe
Department of Labor, 81, 500 each, will
be made by the Governor independent OF
the Senate. The inspectors whose terms
will expire i'll 1910 are: Mary Kestards,
Atlantic City; Heber Wells, Paterson;
Andrew McCardell, Plainfield: James E.
Stanton, Sussex; Mary F. Van Lear,
Camden; Mary Mexican, Moorestown: II,
McClintock, Newark; VIM. SchIacter,
Orange; Louis Boiler, Camden.
The other salaried offices outside the
Jurisdiction of the Senate are a member OF
the State Oyster Commission. jeremiah
s. Ogden, OF B~ridgeton, $500 per year,
and a member of the State Board of
Pharmacy, to succeed Edward B. Jones,
of Mount Holly. S.. 90 per diem for time
served.
STATE BOARD MEMBER TO BE APPOINTED.
The terms of the following members of
various State Boards who serve without
pay will expire. it being necessary for the
Senate to confirm their successors; State
Board of Education-Geo. A. Frey, Cam
den; Silas R. Morse, Atlantic City; VIM.
r. Barricle, Jersey City. VIM. H. Nor
row, Belvidere. Public Library Commits
sion-Wm. G. Kimball, Passaic. Board
of Managers New Jersey Reformatory-
Geo. w. Fortmeyer, East Orange; Rich
ard II. Wilson, Metucllen. Board Of
Managers OF State Home for Boys-Ger-
vas Ely, Lambertville; Frank M. Donahoe,
New Brunswick. Board of Managers of
State Home for Girls-Mrs. Frederick L.
johnson, Newark; Mrs: Louisa K. Jess,
Camden. Board of Managers New Jersey
Sanatorium for Tubucular Diseases-Dr.
Chas. N. Jones, Summit; VIM. Bessler,
North Plainfield. Board of Managers of
Home for Feeble Minded Women-Rich-
ard G. Jenkinson, Newark. Geological
Survey-Eieanor Roberts, Moorestown;
F. A. Landsfield, Dover; Aaron S. Bald
win. Palisades Park Commission-Edwin
A. Stevens. Hoboken. Board of Mana
gers of Village Of Epileptics-Herman F.
Moosbrugger, Somerville- Fish and Game
Commission-Percival Ell. Christie, High
Bridge. State Board Of Forestry-Eimer
B. Smith, Salem. Passaic Valley Sewage
Commission-Peter Hauck, Newark.
No Right to See Brokers' Books
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