Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-26
GOVERNOR TURNS
DOWN HIS FRIEND
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an honor to be appointed judge. 1t
came as a surprise to me. All / know
about 1t is what I read In the Morning
Star. l can't say when l will start,
as 1t Is a new office, and up to the
Board of F%reehoIders to say when and
where 1t will start
The position carries with it "a salary
of 81. 200 a year.
Theodore D.. Gottlieb, a former free
holder and a strong Progressive Re-
publican, was appointed one of the
managers Of the State Home for Girls.
Mr.. Gottlieb said today he was
"tickled to DEATH over his appoint
ment, which he said came. 'as a very
great surprise" THE only intimation
l had of my appointment" said Mr..
dottlieb, was what l read in The
Star. I'm very pleased, because 1 am
interested in that line of work"
Although l was not an applicant
my appointment was not a complete
surprise" said Joseph P. Byers, of 1872
North Grove street. East Orange. who
was appointed commissioner of chart
ties. Mr.. Byers was formerly secre-
tary of the State Charities Aid Asso-
citation.
Wilson U~ngrateful to Friends.
Another instance of The Governor
%appeasing his enemies and showing his
ingratitude toward his friends comes
in the case of the appointment of Isaac
N. Barber, of Warren county, to sue
coed Obadiah c.. Bogardus. of Mon
mouth county, as president of the State
Board of Assessors. Bogardus ex-
pected rea~po.ntmentI He was an
ardent Wilson advocate and worked
a~ssiduously for the election of the Gov
ernor. The appointment of Barber has
greatly angered the friends of Bogar-
dus, the victim of the Governors in
gratitude.
The Pidcock faction in Hunterdon
county is greatly displeased over the
fact that all Hunterdon county men
receiving appointments from the. Gov
n are Gebhardt men.
List of Appointments.
The full list follows:
Managers State Home for Girls-Her-
bert M. Bailey, Bergen; Miss Harriet
Townsend, Union County: Theodore D.
Gottlieb, Essex County.
Manager Village for Epileptics-
Henry Clay McComas, jr., Mercer.
State Board of Architects-George S.
Drew, jr., Bergen County; Charles F.
Baldwin, Essex (r-eappointed); Louis
H. Brooms, Hudson; William A. Kle-
mann. Mercer: Henry Brown, Burling-
ton.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
-Hunterdon County. Paul A.. Queen.
Old Age Insurance Commissioners
Thomas Layden. Passaic: Frederick S.
Dunn. Passaic: Everett Colby. Essex;
Charles Mclaughlin. Passaic; the Rev.
O. A. G~la1ebrook, Union County.
County Tav Board-Rergen Comfy,
william Conklin: Midd'esex County.
William C. Jacques; Hunterdon Coun-
ty. John H. Hawk; Warren County.
Michee1 Copnlein.
To be a member of the State Board
of Assessors-Issac Barber. Warren;
Charles e. H~endrickson. Hudson. reap
poin+ed.
Police Justice. South Orange-Ed-
ward Mcnonoueh.
State Supervisor of Prisons-Joseph
Mccormick. Hudson.
Members Geological Survey-P. Ken
nedy Reeves Cumberland freappoint-
ed): Herbert M. Llovd. Essex (reap-
polnted): Harrison Ven Duyne, Essex
(reappointedl.
County Tax Board-Cape May.
Oliver T. Blackwell: Essex. william
p Macksey: Monmouth, Richard w.
Herbert (reappointed): Norris. George
w. Weber: Somerset, Andrew E. Ken
new: Tnion Calvin e Rrodhead.
judge District Court-First Judicial
District. ESSEX. James P. Mvlod.
State Board o. Medical Examiners
Edward Hill Baldwin, Essex County
(reaDpointedl: Alexander Marcy. 1r.-
Burlington; John j. Mooney. Hudson,
S. N. Cornwell. Union County: Davis
Borden, Passaic (r%eappointed).
OF the appointments sent to the SEN
ate tonight three were confirmed.
Each of the three is former State SEN
ator.
Everett Colby. Essex. vas confirmed
as member of the Old Age Pension
Commission Richard S. Kuhl, prose-
cutor of Hunterdon. and Isaac Barber,
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