Middletown transcript., 1914-10-17
GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS

DOVER, Del, Oct 2.-Governo
Miller to-day sent to the Senate fo
confirmation the following appointment
made by him since the biennial session
of the Legislature adjourned in April
1913. which may not he acted on unit
tomorrow:
Harry G. Pierson, to be Justice O.
the Piece in and for New Castle county
for the term of four years from Octo
ber IL, 1914.
James G. Andrews, to be Justice o.
the Peace in and Sussex county, fol
the term Of four years from April 20
1913.
Charles A. Wagner, to be Commits
sioner of Education for the term Of
two years from May l, 1918.
William H. Thorne, to be a Justice
Of the Peace in and for Sussex county
for the term of four years from June
13, 1913.
Eli L. Collins, to be a Justice of the
Peace in and for Sussex county for the
term of four years from July 20, 1919.
Elmer L. Cross, to be superintendent
of Schools for New Castle county, for
the unexpired term. of A. R. Spaid re-
signed whose term would have expired
the second Tuesday in July, 1915.
James w. Cannon, to be a Justice of
the Peace in and for Kent County, for
the term of. four years from August 5,
1918.
Alice w. Dick, to be Justice of the
Peace in and for Sussex county, for the
term of four years from September 20,
1918.
Alfred G. Cox, to be Justice of the
Peace in and for New Castle county,
for the term of four years from Sep
tember 29, 1913.
George w. Chandler, to be a Justice
of the Peace in and for Sussex county,
for the term of four years from Octo-
Der q, 1913.
Barnet Gluckman, to be Justice of
the Peace in and for New Castle county
for the term of four years from No
vember Is, 1918.
William E. Davis, to be Justice of
the Peace in and for Kent county, for
the term Of four years from December
II, 1913.
James Edwin Melvin, to be Justice
of the Peace in and for Kent county
for the term of four years from Decem-
ber 27, 1913.
Edwin V. HENDERSON, to be a JUS
tice of the Peace in and for Sussex
county for the term of four years from
January IL, 1914.
Samuel R. Wilsen, to be a Justice
of the Peace in and for Sussex county,
for the term of four years from Jan
uary 13, 1914
Newton L.. Grubb, to be a member
of the State Board of Agriculture, for
the term of three years from February
6, 1914.
Francis E. Postles, to be Justice of
the Peace in and for Kent county, for
the term Of four years from February
II, 1914.
William Perry, to be Justice of the
Peace in and for Sussex county, for the
term Of four years from February IA,
1914.
J. Frank Reybold. to be Justice of
the Peace in and for New Castle county
for the term of four years from March
27, 1914.
Alden R. Benson to be a member Of
the State Board of Agriculture, for the
unexpired term of Edward W. Jenkins,
resigned, whose term expires February
6, 1915
Samuel L. Shaw, to be Justice of
the Peace in and for Kent county, for
the term Of four years from May 2,
1914.
DR.. William R. Messick, to be Can
merry Inspector for the State of Della
ware, for the term Of one year from
June l, 1914.
Hiram W. Woolford, to be a Justice
Of the Peace in and Tor Kent county,
for the term of four years from June
12, 1914.
Lawrence ]. Broman, to be a Justice
of the Peace in and for New Castle
county, for the term of four years
from July 27, 1914.
Jesse T. Sharp, to be a Justice of
the Peace in and for Sussex county
for the term of four years from July
27, 1914.
The executive committee of the Sen
ate, after holding short session on the
appointment sent in by Governor Mil
Ter this morning decided to defer action
on them until Thursday, because of
certain parties desiring to be heard on
some Of the appointments made.
While no mention was made as to
what part of the State the appointment
in question came from, it was intima-
ted some days ago that some Sussex
county appointments of justices of the
peace might he contested in the Senate