Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
SENATE CONFIRMS
GEBHARDT'S NAME
Supreme Court cIerkship Only
Appointment of Fifty Sane
toned So Far.


TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 2O.-OnIy
one nomination among the fifty APP
pointments made by Governor Wilson
yesterday was confirmed by the SEN
ate. This was in the case of former
Senator William c. Gebhardt, who
was made Supreme Court Clerk. The
other nominations will take the usual
course, having been referred to the
Judiciary committee.
There was much surprise at the re-
nomination of Lewis T. BRYANT. of
Atlantic City, for commissioner of
labor. Mr.. Bryant. who is a Repub-
ncan, has been opposed for the office
by number of labor men, who aired
their grievances before the governor.
Other appointments made by the
governor were:
For Public Utilities Commissioners
Ito succeed Robert Williams, Repub-
lican)-Ralph w. E. Donges. Camden.
For Riparian Commissioner-As-
semblyman Erwin E. Marshall, Mer-
Ger County, to succeed Henry T.
Caullett also of Mercer.
For Circuit Court Judge Ito sue
coed Clarence E. Cole, resigned)-
Howard Carrow. now. county judge of
Camden County.
For Member State Board of Health
Oliver T. Kelly, Middlesex.
Governor Wilson. in addition to the
above, nominated the following Com
mon Pleas judges: Bergen County,
William Seufert; Camden County, to
succeed Judge Carrow, William T.
Boyle, now prosecutor; Somerset
County, Daniel Beekman; Morris
County, Joseph Hinchman: Warren
County, Joseph A. Roseberry.
Governor Wilson nominated William
Craft for prosecutor of Camden Coun-
ty, to succeed William II. Boyle, made
county judge; Morris County. Carlton
Reed; Cape May County, Matthew
Jefferson.
Other appointments made by the
Governor were as follows: Commits
sioner of inland waterways, William
A Maupay, Atlantic City.
For Board of Managers, Woman's
Reformatory-Mrs. William Thayer
Brown, East Orange; Mrs. Caroline
B. Alexander. Hoboken; Royal Nee
kerr Princeton.
For Board of Managers, Village of
Epileptics-Ge Doane Collard,
Jersey City.
For hoo ri ~ Afonao orS Sfafa Honla
for Girls-David T. Kenny, Union;
Harriet M. Spinning. South Orange;
Mrs. Howard Warren, Princeton. to
succeed Mrs. Frederick T. Johnson,
Newark.
For Board Of Managers. State
Sanitarium-A. e. Borie.
Bound Brook; Walter Kiddie, Mont
clair; Edwin j. Burke. Trenton.
For Commissioners, State Reforma-
tory-Freeman T. Woodbridge, Mid
dlesex, and Edwin d. Dufaeld, Essex.
For Member Tenement House Com
mission-Otto yvierum, Montclair.
For Chief of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics State Senator George c.
Low, of Ocean County. to succeed
Wihton c. Garrison, of Essex County.
For STATE Water supply Commits
sion--Former Assemblyman Charles
A. Meyer. of Sussex. to succeed J.
Henry Bachelor of Essex.
For Member State Board of Equali-
cation of Taxes-L. t. Russell, Union |
County.
For Members County Tax Boards
Mercer County, Frank r. Adams; |
Middlesex County George ]. Haney; I
Morris County. Charles A. Baker; !
Hudson County. Thomas B. Usher, to
succeed James Il. Connolly, deceased; !
County. Howard l.. Miller; |
Union County, Lloyd Thompson.
For Pilot Commissioners--John j.
sculiy, South Amboy; Benjamin Van
Note, Lakewood: William Maher, Hoo
boken John r, Dewar.. Jersey city; /
ssorge c, Warren, Barnegat-