Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-14
PASSED THEIR
EXAMINATIONS
Many Did Not Appear to
Take the Test.
Special to the EVENING SKwa.

spsoIai TO the EVENING NEWa-
Trenton, Aug. LITTLE list of
candidates for election officers in five
more counties who passed the eXaml-
nation under the Geran election law
was certified today by the State Civil
Service Commission. The certiica-
ton in each county was to the Com
mon Pleas Judge and the County
Board Of Elections. In each county
also the list was sent to the chair
man of the county committees, al
though this is not required by law.
The counties included in this Ger
tiication were Middlesex. Morris,
Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem.
In Middesex county the number
of Republican candidates to pass the
test was IA and of Democrats, ST.
No Democrats failed in the exami-
nation and only two Republicans
failed to get through. Among the
Republicans 50 of those nominated
for the position failed to appear
to take the examination, and the
number of Democratic nominees who
did not appear was So.
The list of names of those success
full in Middlesex county follow:
Republican.
Perth AmbOy.
First ward-Second district
Charles Mckenzie.
Second Ward-First district-Ar-
thur E. Graham. Second district
James e. Griswold and Gilbert f.
SieI.
Third Ward-First district-Geo.
c. Germs and Joseph Grimer. Sec
ond district. B. Gilman.
Fourth Ward-First district-H.
P. Madsen, Alfred J. Skevington and
George E. Mills. Second district
John c. Brown and Edward G.
Third district-John D.
Fifth Ward-First district-James
A. Kelly and John H. Mehaffey.
Sixth Ward-First district
Frank Barca and F. A. Lakonski.
Second district-Joseph F. Wasko
and John A. Peterson.
Helmetta-William X. Holman.
Highland Park-First district
Alfred S. Tindell. John William Par
and Clarence W.. Harra. Sec
md district-Charles Malnoros, Jr.,
and Clarence H. Hills.
Jamesburg-First district-C. M.
Davinson. Second district-lsaac
y. Petty and George R. Bailey.
Metuchen-First district-Charles
Williamson. Second district
James A. Barr and George F. Me-
lick. ,.
Roosevelt Borough-First district
-Uriah L. Harris and Andrew f.
Rooney, ,,,.
S~ayreville township-First district
Feihle. Second district
S. Davis and John V. New
on. Third district-Thomas l..
smith and Charles H. Dugan.
South Amboy-First district
Richard G. Healtop. Third district
,eRoy c. Stark and William P. Mich
lis. Fourth district-Louis F, Mem
er, Jr.
lit C. Brown.
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second district-George w. Blum
nd Charles A. Treen. Third dis
rict-Verdi ThrOckmorton and JOS
phi Deyito.
Democrats.
Perth Amboy.
First Ward-First district. David
NCClymOll anu Ncol sc ~ IN
second district. Thomas ]. Smith.
Second Ward-First district,
Charles H. Gregg and George E.
Mead. Second district. Albert Nc
Donald,
Fourth Ward-First district, Will
lam Gibson and Robert Hance. Sec
district, William Sandbeck.
Third district, Daniel Ford.
Fifth Ward-First district. Jere-
niah ]. Desmond and William T.
Major. Second district, William
Sixth Ward-First district, Mich
eel Bartkowick. Second district,
Charles B~artenhagen.
S~ayreville township-Ffrst dis
rict-Frederick Werner and Michael
yremer. Second district, Walter E.
riddle. Third district, Carl F. BOs-
ong and Thomas Ryan.
South Amboy-First ward, Eugene
Heston and Patrick Mcdonnell
second ward. George G. Oliver. Third
yard, Patrick Dryer,
SpotsWood-William Snowhill and
3ertram V. Clark.
Woodbridge township-First dis
riot, James P. Gerrity and Morris P
DUNCAN. Second district, Thomas F,
Third district, Clarence B.
[emper and Walter j. Braitling.
Jamesburg-First district, Will
lam E. Paxton.
Madison township-First district,
Robert Higgins and Edward Miller.
MetuChen-F1rst district, James
Power and W. Russell Nose. Sec
md district, John J. Power and Win
field E. Rule.
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