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was admitted to the bar in June, 1902,
and is associated with John P. Man
ming. with offices in the Prudential
building. He Is a member of the Re
publican county committee, the Re-
publican Indian League and the North
ern Republican Club. Mr.. Terhune is
counsel for the Public Building and
Loan Association, the Modern Wood
men and Municipal Building and Loan
Association. He Is q member of Kane
Lodge No. Sc, F. and A. M; Newark
City Camp Modern Woodmen of
America. and other organizations. He
was journal clerk of the Assembly in
1904 and 1905.
JOHN WILLIAM HUEGEL,-Perhaps
there is no more active seeker for AS
sembiy denomination than John Will
lam Huegel. He was born in Newark
August 18, 1871, and received his educa-
tion In st. Peters Parochial School and
st. Benedict's College He holds an
important position with the Feigenspan
Brewery. Mr.. Huegel represents the
Thirteenth ward in the Common Coun-
ell. He is q member of Newark Coun-
ell No. 100, OF the knights of Columbus.
the Royal Arcanum, Independent Order
of Heptasophs He was high man on
the Republican legislative ticket. being
elected by plurality Of 1878 over the
highest Democratic candidate.
COLEMAN e. KISSAM-Another
rst-termer who is seeking renomina~
ton is Assemblyman Coleman e. Kis-
sam. He was born in Trenton April 20,
1866. Early in life he moved to the
Oranges, where he practises law. He
was school commissioner of West Or
ange for three and half years, and
of the city of Orange for two and a
half years. He was alderman in the
city of Orange from 1906 to 1903, and
president of the board of aldermen In
1905 MIR. Nissan was not the intro
ducer Of any conspicuously important
bills, but manifested deep interest in
all the House proceedings during the
session.
HAROLD ACTON MILLER = The
Belleville assemblyman, Harold Acton
Miller, expects to receive renomina-
ton. He was born in New York City
and is q lawyer by profession. He
studied law with r. v. Lawrence In
Asbury Park and later with vreden-
burgh, Wall & Van Wrinkle, of Jersey
City. Since 1903 he has resided in
OSllcVllle. MI. N1ltlcI lUILuc0 u pdE -
nership with e. Garfield Clifford, with
offices in Newark, and together they
compiled book on New Jersey negli-
gence cases. Mr.. Miller organized the
Central Building and Loan Associa-
ton, of Belleville He is member of
the Masonic order. the Elks and of the
Belleville Board of Trade. In 1906 he
was counsel for the township of Belle
Vile.
DUANE ELMER MINARD.-Essex's
Assembly leader. Duane Elmer Minard,
is candidate for denomination. Mr.
Minard was born in Rockaway Valley,
N. j.. April 81. 1880 He is a lawyer,
being member OF the firm Of Cort-
landt and r. Wayne Parker, OF New
ark. He was formerly in the fish and
vegetable business in Boonton, but is
now a resident of East Orange. Be
fore his election to the Assembly Mr..
Minard had never held a public office.
There was considerable opposition in
East Orange to the Endorsement of
Mr.. Minard, but he won out in the
county committee.
JOSEPH G. CONOVER-Dr. Joseph C.
Conover, Of Caldwell, whom the Re-
publican County Committee indorsed
in place of Assemblyman Lewis =.
Bowden, of Cedar Grove, is a promi-
nent dentist. He was born in Rose
vile July f. 1876. and his parents
moved to Caldwell when he was a
child. He graduated from the Balti-
more College of Dental Surgery in
1898. He is Mason, Royal Ar
a member Of the Republican
County Committee, the Common Coun-
Gil, School Board, and is active in the
progress of the beautiful suburb OF
Newark
DAVID B. NATHAN. Of s75 Walnut
street, has been indorsed by the county
committee to succeed Assemblyman
Thomas Henry Brooks, who served
two terms. Mr.. Nathan is interested
In the Cooper Chemical Company. He