Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
MANY ARE CALLED,
BUT FEW CHOSEN

Something started to move in and
about Mayor-elect Raymond's domi-
cile last night, and is still moving,
according to all accounts. The
hello" girl in the telephone central
office was allowed no loafing time.
For that matter several "hello" girls
were kept busy. Mr.. Raymond's
phone was, of course, doing a con-
tinuous ting-a-ling act.
AS result of all this commotion,
rumor has 1t, there has been spong-
ing of the slate for police and fire
commissioners, who with the excep-
tion of the shade tree commissioners
are the only ones to be named by
Newark's new mayor. The city au-
ditor is also still to be heard from.
Different persons were sent for,
among others, 1t is said, being Jonn
l.. Reid, whom earlier stories had
referred to as having been turned
down for assessment commissioner
because of a difference of opinion be-
,ween Alfred N. Dairymple, the ac-
knowledged Republican organization
leader, and Mayor-elect Raymond.
Carded for the police and fire
boards. with the possible chance of
shift Of those named from one to an
other are:
For Police-Herbert e. Ehlers and
Nathan Kussy, credited to the Demo
Gratis: Frederick Manners and Gilbert
Crogan. Republicans.
For Fire-Charies Blake Caring
ton and John l.. Reid, Republicans
George B. Ashley and HUBERT r.
Hahn, Democrats.
The names of Frederick G. Breiden-
bach and Joseph Goetz are mentioned
as likely to wedge in. should there De
any further shifting between now and
the time tomorrow that Mayor RAY
mond submits his nominations TO
Common Council.
n was given out today that notice
has been served on Mr.. Raymond by
the Democratic aldermen that they
would refuse to confirm at least two
of those charged UP to the Democrats
ON the ground that they are not
Democrats in the meaning OF the law
and party understanding.
OF those mentioned above, MT.
Hahn ia a Sixteenth warder. He Is
a collector for the Trefz Brewing
Company, and has the Endorsement
of Patfick ]. Cunning and Harris
Cash, the Democratic leaders OF the
Third ward. Mr.. Ehlers Is a news
paper man connected with the sun
day Call; Mr.. Kussy isNa lawyer and
a leader in the Fusion movement;
Mr. Darlington Is jeweIer ana a
son-in-law of Richard c. Jenkinson;
Mr.. Manners Is former assembly
man and private secretary to Howard
Gould. He halls from the Fourth
ward Mr.. Reid, a Ninth warder. Is a
sanitary engineer. Mr.. Crogan Is an
Eleventh warder and manager for the
HAY Foundry. Mr.. Goetz is Interest,"
ed In banking and real estate, and
Mr.. Briedenbach is q photographer.
He resides in the Fifth ward.
Mr. Ashley Is lawyer and an
Eighth warder.
The appointments made up to date
by the mayor -elect are as follows
Law department:
City Counsel-Spaulding Frazer,
succeeding James r. Nugent.
CITY Attorney-Harry ]. Kalisoh,
succeeding Frank e. Bradner.
Assistant City Attorney-Alfred
G. Nowakoski, succeeding Charles
Meyer.
Secretary to the Mayor. Erie
Moody, succeeding Wilson ], Vance.
Police Court Judges-Jerome T.
Congleton, succeeding Simon Hahn;
Themlstocles Mancnsi-Ungaro, sue
ceeding Charles F. Herr.
Tax mmissioner-Robert L. Ross,
succeeding Moses Reichman.
Library Trustees-James p. How
ell Richard G.. Jenkinson and Ed
ward T. Ward, reappointed; William
F. Hoffmann and J. Henry Bachelor,
succeeding John H. Ely and DR..
Archibald Mercer.
Board of Health-Dr. William S.
Disbrow, DIR. Fred C. webner. DR..
Daniel l.. Mccormick. DR.. William
Buermann, Morris Rachlin, Edward
e. Gnichtel, Thomas j. Callan, Fred
erick s. Crum, DR.. Sara d. Smalley
and Mrs. Robert M. Laird, succeed
ing DR.. H. C. H. Herold, DIR ]. 4.
Wrightson, Timothy F. Foyle. DR.
George L. Warren, Charles w. Ba-
ker. DIR. Frank B. Meeker, Otto 3.
Schalk. John II. Mclean. Charles L.
Whitfield and DR.. r. H. Dieffenbach.
Excise Commissieners-John II.
Ely, c. William Heilmann. John A.
Kelly and Munson G. Doremus. sue
ceeding Richard Miller, Edwin r
Smith, John Neider and John
Goehring.
Commissioners of Assessments
Harrison r. Van Duyne, Harry r.
O'Connell and Michael DeVita. sue
ceeding William Dimond. Joseph
Heisler and Adolph Holzner.
Playground Commission = Nicholas
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