Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-09-10
B3ERM'S NAME ON
GRAND JURY PANEL
If Kehoe Demands Probe of Ex-
else Board Situation Will be
Most interesting.
JURY DRAWN THIS MORNING
Many Perth Amboyans, InCIud-
ing City Officials are Picked
for the September Panel.
Jury DRAWN THIS MORNING
81 eciaI to tho ErENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, Sept. 10-Daniel
w. Boehm, one of the excise
commissioners in Perth Amboy may
sit upon the grand jury that is to
probe charges against him and
other members of the board.
Mr.. Boehm was one of the several
city officials named on the grand jury
panel, as made public today. Other
prominent men on the grand jury
list of thirty-fve, include Postmaster
and former Mayor Joseph Mark, of
South River; Alderman-at-Large w.
Guy Weaver, City Clerk Wilbur La
Roe, School Commissioner John K.
Sheehy, Edward L. Gridley and Pc
ter c. Olsen, of Perth Amboy; AL
derman Peter Kinney, of New Bruins
wick, and Postmaster and former
Freeholder Peter H. S. Hendricks of
New Brunswick. The petit jury list
of names was also drawn and is
given herewith.
The selections Wee made by Sher-
if Edward F. Houghton, Judge Pc
ter F. Daily and Jury Commissioner
Fred j. Cox. OF the thirty-fve men
named on the grand jury panel,
twenty-three will be selected to
serve. Excuses can be made. The
first twenty-three men whose names
are drawn out of the jury box, ex-
cepting those excused, will be au-
thorized to sit as the new September
grand jury.
The selection of Mr.. Boehm on the
grand jury which, according to for
mer Recorder Henry w. Kehoe, of
Perth Amboy, is to probe charges of
grating afgainst him and others,
places the excise commissioner
in peculiar position. He has
the option of asking to be ex-
cused, but this course seems
unlikely and he will thereby have
good chance of becoming one of the
next grand jurors. The complete list
of grand jury names, as submitted to-
day, follows:
| Frank Hartmann, carpenter,
Isu.-kt endent and alderman-at-
large, Perth Ambey; Sol Schloss, in
surance agent, Perth Amboy; Ber-
nard Jacquart, superintendent, South
River; Ashur B. Rue, farmer. =
Brunswick; Wilbur LaRoe. printer
and city clerk, Perth Amboy; Elmer
E. Osborne, engineer, Roosevelt;
Harry R. Wilson, yardmaster, Perth
Amboy; William G. Jaques restaur-
ant, New Brunswick; Joseph Mark,
manufa cturer, South River; Garry
F.! Letson, salesman, Rar1tan; Edwin
Baier, bookkeeper, Highland Park;
E. ] Brady, coal dealer, New Bruins
wick; c. NJ. Himmelberger, superin-
tendent of railroad, South Amboy;
IP. A Stults, clerk, South Amboy;
John H. Baremore, superintendent,
| Jamesburg; A S. Howell, merchant,
! New Brunswick; Daniel W. Boehm,
foreman and excise commissioner,
Perth Amboy; Stephen M. Terry,
farmer, Madison; Peter Kinney, ma
son contractor and alderman, New
Brunswick; C. P. Emmons, farmer,
Cranbury: Marcus S. Wright, con-
tractor, South River; Thomas Vail,
grocer, South Amboy; Barron Brew
ster. merchant, Woodbridge; Peter
tC. Olsen, manufacturer, Perth Am
boy: Harvey B. Groves. grocer, New
Brunswick; j. H. Helm, clerk, New
Brunswick; Henry G. Parker, bank
er, New Brunswick; John ]. Snitzler,
contractor, New Brunswick; Alfred
]. Miller, lumber dealer, South Am
boy; Peter H. S. Hendricks, postmas
ter, New Brunswick; John K.
Sheehy, merchant and school COM
missioner, Perth Amboy; P. ].
Young, merchant, New Brunswick;
Thomas Mulvahil, Roosevelt; Ed
ward L. Gridley, plant superintend-
ent, Perth Amboy
The panel of petit jurors follows:
| New Brunswick-John Boice,
/ George Loeser, James Brown, Garret
I Kinney, Nicholas Martin, John Bar
bour, Barney Marks, Joseph A.
Quinn, Fred Woerner, Charles Jack
son, James H. McGovern, Charles ].
Wilson, Jacob Whitfield, Frank Car
berry, George H. briggs, James
Eden, John Heferman, John Har-
kins. Jr., T. ]. Murphy, Henry T.
Lee and L. Won Spreckelsen.
Perth Amboy-John F. Bullwin-
KEEL Charles D. Gunderson, Ambrose
P. Kennedy, A. C. Meyer, Robert A.
Van Pelt, w w. Comegys, Fred
Killenberger, Hyman Wedeen and
MAIDS Dinesen.
South Amboy - Frank Hoffman,
John Van Cleef, Fred Deibert and
Edward Fleming.
East Brunswick-John Crennan,
Andrew Geair, Charles S. Grover,
Douglas Montgomery, Charles Reid
and Henry Rue.
dbridge-John Fritz, Voor-
hees Hunt, Edward B. Shook. Nelson
Stryker, John H. Concannon and
John S. Dooley.
Jamesburg- Charles T. Bush and
William T. Emmons.
Raritan - William Bourweigen,
Matthew Duncan and Otto Wittne-
berg.
Dunellen-Charles Braun.
potswood-George w. Gilliland.
South River-Edward Manahan.
Roosevelt-Philip Schroer.
North Brunswick-Edward Suy-
dam.
Piscataway-Stanley Day.
Monroe-Henry H. Hoffman.
Sayreville-Christoph Jacobson.
You will surely find all your friends
at the grand opening of Johnny
Slobodien's s new mems shop at State