Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-27
IN MEMORY OF
The DEPARTED
Resolutions. by Freeholders
on Death OF I. B. Booraem
and W. H. G. Jackson.
WILL SEND 70 FAMILIES
Court House at New Bruns-
wick Will be Draped for
Next 80 Days.
WILL SEND 70 FAMILIES

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Special to ths EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick. Feb. az: Mem-s
bers OF the Middlesex Bar Associa-
tion-.in session at the county court
house today decided to suspend all
county court matters until Friday
morning in respect to the late Coun-
ty Prosecutor Theodore B. Booraem.
a. committee consisting Of Charles
e. Kendell and Thomas Hagerty of
this city and John A. Coan, OF South
Amboy, was named by Judge Peter
F. Daily, chairman Of the meeting, to
purchase flowers for the late Mr..
Booraem.
Former Judge Adrian Lyon, of
Perth Amboy, was named chairman
OF the resolution committee together
with @. T. Cowenhoven, G. G. Hom-
mann, Frederick Weigel, Edward
w. Hicks, George s. Silzer and A. ".
Schenck. The resolutions will be
completed by 10 o'clock Friday
morning. 1t was voted to o-attend the
funeral in body. The members OF
the association will assemble at the
county court house at o'clock to-
y f1iNxrow afternoon. Former Judge
=. K. Rice explained the purpose of
the meeting after which Judge DAILY
made few remarks.
A letter OF regret was received
from Freeman Woodbridge who is
today sitting in the district court In
Newark in the absence OF Judge Nc
Lear.
FreehoIders Take Action.
1t was ordered yesterday by the
Freeholders, In minute adopted on
the death of Prosecutor Theodore B.
Booraem, late OF this city, that the
court be draped In mourning for
period Of thirty days, In token OF loss
the county has sustained. A copy Of
the minute, together with one adopt
ed on the death of former Senator
w. Fl. G. Jackson, of this city, will
be engrosEed by w. j. Trainer, of
Perth Amboy, and presented to the
bereayed families. The resolutions
were as follows:
On Mr.. Booraem's Death.
Whereas, The Supreme Being has
III His Wisdom removed from earthly
activities the Prosecutor Of this
county, Hon. Theodore B. Booraems
and
Whereas, 1t Is fitting that the Of
fetal representatives OF the county
should take cognizarce thereof,
Therefore he II and II is hereby
resolved by the Board Of Chosen
Freeholders or the County Of Middle
sex that In the death of Hon
Theodore B. Booraem, Middle
sex, has lost an earnest, Jealous and
faithful public officer, and
Be 1t futher resolved that In token
Of the loss by the county sustained,
the court house be draped in mourn
Ing ss1E 8 period u thirty days aud
Be 1t further resolved that the
sympathy OF the people of this coun-
ty, through this Board as their Off
ciaI representatives, conveyed to the
bereayed and sorrowing helpmate,
and that copy of these resolutions
be spread in full on our minutes and
presented TO the family Of the de-
ceased.
PETER s. HENDRICKS,
Director.
ALFRED T. KERR,
ANDREW ely
Al. ]. GEBHARDT,
WILLIAM d. CASEY.
In Mr., Jackson's Honor.
Whereas death has claimed and
the Master or All taken 20 HlinsetI
the Honorable w. II. G. Jackson,
late senator from this county, there
fore, be It, and it Is, hereby resolved
by the Board OF Chosen Freeholders
OF ti,sHsss,, !: NJ Is leseg
That a minute expressing our aD-
probation Of the public services. and
our grief at his untimely end, be
recorded.
Be it further resolved that our
syfnpathies be extended to the be-
reaved wife and child, and a copy Ct
these resolutions be presented to the
family of the deceaf ed.
PETER S. HENDRICKS,
Director.
ALFRED T. KERR,
ANDREW ELY,
ANTHONY 3. GEBHARDT
WILLIAM D.. CASEY.