Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-02
Name Day and Franz
Over Mayors Protest
Are Named to High City Offices
by a Strict Party
Vote.
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whitfield, leader of the minority. The
Y party vote carried Day by q to 10. His
term Is three years at a salary of $3.50
n year. The inference made by Alder
man Walker. of the Nyinth Ward, thai
politics had entered into the selection
of Midday did not meet With approva-
Alderman Whitfield nominated Rob
ert l.. Ross for tax receiver while Rich
ard J. Franz was named by Aldernlan
Archibald. Mr.. Franz also received the
party vote, and was elected. Thii
position is also for three years, "a. %
salary of $4,000 per year.
Preston fs ReappOinted.
BY unanimous vote the council at'r
proved the reappointment of Thonl@
L. Preston to the Board of Assessment
and Revision of Taxes. This was u
second time in the history of the Boa
of Aldermen that an appointment ~.
the Mayor was confirmed, at the orga.-
ization of council.
Aldermen Donnelly ana Hoppnts
were elected members of then Board 81
School Estimate, and Bianehi and ray
Tor. City Home trustees. Ovehseer OF
the Poor William A. Baldwin Was re-
elected for a term of five years. This
position carries a salary of $3.50 a
year.
The Rev. Dean Patrick Cody, rector
/, of ST. James's Roman Catholic. Church,
made the invocation He reclted a
PRAYER which was composed in 1900
by the archbishop of Baltimore, and
: repeated in the cathedral of that( tn
every Sunday for the guidance oflgub-
lie officials.
New Committees Named.
A new comr..ttee appeared among
those for appointment in the Morris
Canal abandonment committee. The
various committees of the council as
announced by President Donnelly are
as follows:
Finance-Archibald. O'Brien, Harring-
ton, Reilly. Quigley, Whitfield, Hop
ping. ~
police-Schuck, Lee, Pfeiffer.
Observation-Disclosures, Scheinin-
ger, Diene~. Phillips. Ducey, Hopper,
Pfeiffer. >
Poor and Alms-Kroehl. Harrington.
%Scheininger. Diener, Judge, Taylor.
Hopper.
Market Biertuempfel, Reilly.
o'Brien, Hanl n. Lee, Whitfield.
Tucker.
Buildings Fischer. Biertuempfel,
Hanlo.. McGovern, Eaton, Hopper,
Tucker.
Health-Bianchi. Fischer. Eaton.
Welsh, Reich.
Schools-Schuck, Lee, Tucker.
Printing-Harrington, Fitzsimmons,
o'Rrien, Lee, Eaton, Hopping. Tucker.
License-Die1er, Schuck, Ducey, Tay-
Tor, Welsh.
= -~;Iat, r,htho1d piartIIatpn fal
7, Hanlon, Phillips. Whitfield.
Assessments -R lily, McGovern, lit
tlefeld. 4
Elections-adg Hanlon, McGovern,
Phillips, Walker.
Railroads and Franchises-o,Brien,a
Reich. Walker.
City Home-Schein.nger. Quigley,
Hopping.
Hospitals Reilly. Phillips. Ducey,
Welsh, Walker.
Weights and Measures = Schuck,
Scheininger, Fitzsimmons. Eaton, Nc
Govern, Taylor. Walker.
Observation-Disclosures, Bianchi, Hop
ping.
Lighting-Biertuempfel, Bianchi, Du-
cey, Quigley, Phillips, Whitfield,
Walker.
Memorial Day Diener, Fischer.
Kroehl, Judge. Quigley, Taylor. Hop
ping.
July 4-Reilly, Schuck, Hanlon, Phil
lips, Eaton, Hopper, Tucker.
Outing-Kroehl, Harrington, Sclein-
niger, Diener. Judge, Taylor Hopper.
Band Concerts-Hanlon, Bianchi,
Quigley. Ducey, Lee. Pfeiffer, Little
field.
Morris Canal Abandonment-Bier-
tuempfel. Bianchi. O'Brien, Eaton,
Whitfield.
On Friday night the members of the
Common Council OF 1911 will meet in
social session with the Board of Alder
men for 1912.