Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-02
MANY Jobs FOR
ESSEX COUNTY
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clear of the House lobby. Outside of
organizing and the attention given to
the several matters. nothing else was
done at the joint conference.
Prior TO the meeting of the sena-
tors and assemblymen the latter met
alone, named committees to look UP
proposed legislation and apportioned
the patronage as proposed by the
steering committee, of which Car
field Pancoast. of Camden county,
was the chairman.
The patronage allotted by the Re
publican Assemblymen follows:
Atlantic-Assistant supervisor OF
bills, $500; second assistant sergeant
alarms, $500.
Burlington-Oue doorkeeper. $3.50:
one page, 5000; total, $3.50.
Camden-Stenogra $500; two
doorkeepers. 500; one file clerk, $500;
total. ST. 500.
Cape May-One file clerk, $500; one
page 5000; total, $500.
Cumberland-Firs assistant super
visor of bills, $500.
EsseX-Assistant clerk of the House,
81 200; second assistant supervisor Of
bills, $500 third assistant supervisor
of bills, $500; sergeant alarms, 500;
first assistant sergeant-at-arms, $500;
assistant bill clerk. $500; three door
keepers, S1,050: three pages. 5000; five
file clerks, $3.50: total. $3.50.
Gloucester-One file clerk, $500; one
assistant to clerk, $3.50; total, $3.50.
Mercer-Assistant journal clerk,
$500; stenographer, $500; two door
keepers, s700; postmaster, $500; total
Sc, 000
Monmouth-Second assistant jour
nal clerk, $500,
Morris-Bill clerk, $500: one door
keeper, $3.50 one file clerk, $500; one
pa ge, $500; total, $3.50.
Ocean-One file clerk, $500 one
page, 5000; total, $500.
Passaic-Supervisor of bills, $1,000;
photographer, $500: one doorkeeper,
$780, three file clerks, $500; one page,
$500; total, $3.50.
Salem-One file clerk $500, one pa ge
$500; total, $500
Somerset-Doorkeep $3.50, one page
5000; total. $3.50.
Union-Journal clerk $1,000. one file
clerk $500, one doorkeeper $3.50; total,
81 $50.
Grand total of the foregoing off,
GERS, $22,2J0.
The Assemblymen assigned to the
various subjects follow: Economy
and efficiency, Runyon, Cooley, |
Crosby and Hates; civil service, Pier |
son, ELEPHANT, Scudder; labor legis-
alton, Smith, PancoaSt and Hunter, !
3reation Of public market. Peacock, |
Schoen, Barbour and whitman; ir-
'igation system for farms, Godfrey, |
Yeart and Sheppard; expense of in
;titutions. Randall Titus, Ogden, |
election laws, Crosby |
DaIrymple; State normal |
Sheppard, Greenwood, Whit |
nan and Wolverton; equalization OF !
axes and grade crossing, Dalrymple, |
Pilgrim and West; woman suffrage, |
Peacock, J. Hammond, Morgan; feX- |
BILE amendments, J. Hammond, Run |
ION and Decamp: excess condemna- |
ion Of land. Downs. Hughes and |
Vest; public roads, Weart, Gilbert, |
Peacock, Conrad and Godfrey; school |
code, Mutchler, o. Hammond |
ind Berry; conservation potable |
water. etc, Randall, Johnson and |
)lyphant; development waterways, |
Stevens. Thomson and Conrad; direct |
tax, Barradale, Morgan |
md J. Hammond; resolution on |
nance, Barradale, Pierson and VOL |
1erton; requisition act, Smith, Hates |
and Conrad, abolition county tax |
boards, Peacock, West and Conrad; |
Jules, Godfrey, Hates, Crosby and |
2unyon.
It Is noticeable that Speaker ELECT |
Godfrey, in his assignment of as |
iemblymen to the various subjects, |
lid not give single COM
nittee Craftsmanship TO Assembly
nan Hates. who opposed him for the
peakership.