Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-02
FREEHOLDERS TO
ORGANIZE MONDAY
Dr.. George E. Davies viii Sue
coed Or. Maiatesta at
Overlook.

rhe organization of the 1918 Board
OF Freeholders Monday noon viii be
. very quiet affair Three Demo-
Gratis, Fred c. steck. Emmett j,
Quinn and John H. Waters, elected at
the November election, will become
members of the board.
It win be the first time the Demo-
Gratis win have representation on the
small Board of Freeholders, the
board last year having been solidly
Republican. The work will not be
new to the new members, Mr.. Steek
having represented the Fourteenth
ward. Mr.. Quinn the Eleventh ward'
and Mr.. waters Belleville on the lsll
hoard. the last one TO CONSIST OF
thirty-three members.
According to the slate. as maze up
al the present time, but which may
he revised at p caucus to be held To-
morrow Afternoon, there will be rev
Il anv changes made in the county
officers. Walter A. Evans, OIL south
Orange, will again be elected director
Of the board and Frank E. Ward VIII
,be made board clerk.
Dzvies to succeed DR.. Malatesta.
Two changes in appointments VIII
he made at the Overlook Asylum
for the Insane, where DR.. George
,avies will be made second assistant
,,bvs,c,an to succeed DR.. Joseph Mala-
tseta. resigned, and DR.. Drew Waro-
ner will be named an assistant pny-
stefan. instead Of medical inferno.
nr c1v Payne will be renamed med
;oal superintendent and Benjamin 4.
BAILEY warden of the institution. !.
II IL rumored that in the office OF
deputy county physician, now neio
hv DR.. Herbert Simmons, the ooaro
srill make the appointment direct, m
stead of allowing DR.. William "A. NC
r<anzie who will be renamed county
T,l,vsician. TO name his own assistant
I, ! IN the past. The county physician
,,rars q salary of $500 a year, but
NAYS his assistant out OF TINS sum.
II is thought the board VIII reuuce
4he salary of the county physician N
rnalxing it's own appointment OF the
assistant. whether DR.. Simmons
would be the appointee cannot De
earned in advance of the caucus.
several Reappointments.
The ether appointments to be made
x, he hoard. which, in all cases. are
commandments, are as follows: Ben
amin Il. Jones. county COUNSEL Har-
old Al. Miller, assistant county coun-
eel: Raymond l.. Mahoney, clerk 10
county COUNSEL Albert I. Guenther'
county auditor; Richard w. Booth,
county collector; James Owen, county
snpineer. Frederick A. Reimer. as
sietant county engineer; Harry
l5oi,ser deputy clerk, and George c.
fsergen. superintendent of purchase
and supplies.
This latter is a newly created posi-
ZION and the appointment will con-
,ir,n the temporary appointment OF
" bergen made some time ago. To
succeed Mr.. Bergen as secretary to
tha county auditor William Johnson
win be named. Other appointments
10 be made are; William J. Rink,
secretary to county collector; Jacob
seidler. clerk TO county collector;
Pierre Black. superintendent Of coun-
~ buildings; George w. Eager, SUI
parvisor of county roads and bridges;
ferdinand ]. Hosp, warden at the
county penitentiary: Mrs. Anna
Hosp, matron; Fl. B. Whitehorne,
physician, and c. Richard Siday, as
sistant deputy warden.
At the overlook asylum the staff
to be appointed will consist of DR..
GUY Payne. medical superintendent:
Or. Robert Bolton, first assistant