Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-26
CEBHART MEN
ARE APPOINTED
jaques on Middlesex County
Tax Board.
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kFrom the NEWs Correspondence
Trenton, March 26:@GovernoI
Wilson sent to the Senate last ntgh'
a batch of nominations including
those of Paul A. Queen, of Fleming
ton, to be Common Pleas Judge OF
|Hunterdon county; Richard S. Kuhl.
of Pennington to be Prosecutor OF
Hunterdon, and John M. Hawk, Of
Clinton, to be a member of the tax
board of this county. All these APP
pointments were recommended by
Senator william G.. Gebhardt, OF
Hunterdon, and in making them the
Governor turned down the Pidcock
faction of the Hunterdon democracy.
Several weeks ago a delegation OF
the followers of former Senator fPfd-
cock waited upon the Governor and
endeayored TO secure appointments
pleasing to them. This delegation
was headed by Assemblyman Oliver
C. Holcombe, and of course, Senator
'Gebhardt refused to recognize the
visitors or have anything to do with
them. Following this, it will be re-
membered former Senator Ptdcock
came to the State House searching
for Senator Gebhardt, and the Tren-
ton Police Department assigned two
officers to guard the entrance to the
Senate chamber to prevent Pideeck
from entering.
The other appointments were as
follows:
For State Assessors.
State Board of Assessors-Charles
e. Hendrickson, Jr., of Hudson, re-
appointed, and Isaac Barber, OF War
rem county, who was Senator from
1897 to 1899 and from 1903 to 1905.
Mr.. Barber Is a brother of the present
Senator from Warren, Thomas Bar
Der.
Commissioner of Charities and
Corrections-Joseph p, Byers, of Es-
sex, who is Secretary of the State
Charities Aid and Prison Reform
Association.
: Supervisor of the State Prison
Joseph Mccormick, of Bayonne, Hud-
son county.
Members of the County Tax Board
Bergen County-Wiliiam Conklin,
of Englewood. Senator Johnson, OF
Bergen, received several protests by
telegraph against this appointment,
not on personal grounds, but asking
that other sections of the county be
recognized. These kilograms came
from Anderson Price, of the County
Committee, the Mayors of Carlsbad.
Lodi, Garfield, East Rutherford and
other points.
Cape May County-o1iver r.
Blackwell.
Essex County-Former Assembly
man William P. Macksey.
Janues in MiddIesex-
Middiesex County-Wjlliam G.
Jaaues, Of New Brunswick. former
chief of the fire department and a
well known Elk.
Monmouth County-Richard w.
Herbert, Of Wickatunk, re-aDpointed.
Morris Countv-George w. Weber.
Somerset Countv-Andrew e..
Kenney, of North Plainfield.
Union CONDITIONED Assembly
man Calvin E. Brodhead, of Plain
field.
warren county-Michael Conn
lain.
Managers of the State Home for
Girls-Herbert NJ. Bailey, of Hack
ensack, President Of the bergen
Progressive Republican
League to succeed the late John d..
Rue, OF this city; Miss Harriet Town
send, of Union County, and Theodore
D. Gottleib, of Essex county.
Manager of Village for Epileptics
Henry Clay McComas, Jr., OF
Mercer county.
State Board of Architectg-George
S. Drew, Jr., or Bergen county;
Charles p. Baldwin of Essex county,
re-appointment; Louis N. Broome, or
Hudson county; William A. Kle-
mann, of Mercer county. a~ndsFIenry
Brown, of Burlington county.
Old Age Insurance Commission
Thomas Layden, of P~assaic; Fred
erick S. Dunn, of Passaic; former
Senator Everett Colby, of Essex
county; Charles Mclaughlin, of Pas
sale, and Rev. Otis A. Glazebrook.
ID. D., of Union county.
Police Justice. South Orange nd
ward McDonough.
Members Geographical survey-F.
Kennedy Reeves, of Cumberland
county; Herbert M. Lloyd, of Essex
county, and Harrison Van Duyne, OF
rtSSSA COuulys all re-dppolnJed
Judge District Court, First Judi
cial District, Essex-Former Assem-
biynfan James P. Mylod, of Essex.
State Board OF Medical Examiners
Edward Hill Baldwin, Of Essex
county, re-appointed; Alexander
Marcy, Jr, Of Burlington county;
John J. Mooney, of Hudson county:
F. N. Cornwall. OF Union county:
and Davis P. Borden, of Passaic
county, re-appointed.
In Executive session the Senate
confirmed the appointments of Rich
ard s. Kuhl, as prosecutor of Hum
terdon; Everett Colby as member
of the Old Age Insurance Commits
sion, and Isaac Barber. as member OF
the State Board of Assessors, these
all being former senators.
None Of the important appoint
ments sent in last week, including
David S. Crater, Secretary of State:
and Joseph P. Tumulty, Clerk of the
supreme Court, were considered last
night, the question OF confirmation