Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-22
DAILY AND KIRKPATRICK
TO Be NAMED BY SIlzER
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which will turn many Republican Of
ticeholders out of office. The Demo-
| cratic incumbents who are filling adj
interim appointments will probably
| not be disturbed, as they will likely
be renamed for full terms, as will
the other Democratic officeholders
o serving.
Among the offices of which Gov |
ernor SilZer will have the apportion- |
ment is his own $12,0 00 a year cor
cult court judgeship. from which he
resigned to campaign for governor
Common Pleas Judge Peter Daily, a |
| Democrat of Middlesex county, Sill
zer's home county. has been named
for the position. The governor will
also have to appoint a successor to
Circuit Court Judge Willard w. Cut
Ter, of Morris county, whose 7-year
term at $4,000 a year expires. Cir
cult Court Judge Richard Doherty,
of Hudson, who has been filling an
unexpir ID term of Judge Speer, must
also have a successor. Doherty is p
Republican. His salary is likewise
$4,000. Another $4,000 a year job
which the Governor must fill is that
of Public Utility Commissioner
Harry Bacharach, Republican, of
Atlantic City, whose 6-year term ex-
pires March Is.
The county judgeships which Gov
ernor Silzer may award as patron
age this year are those now held by
the following: Dallas Flanagan,
Democrat, Essex, at $4,000 a year:
James w. Mccarthy, Republican,
Hudson. $4,000 a year; John A.
Blair, Republican, Hudson. $4,000
| q nd Hyn1oT TazorIIG Dam aara{
Hudson, $4,000. Judge William L.
Smathers, Atlantic, Democrat at
$500 yearly.
Other judgeships of county courts
of common pleas the appointments
to which Governor Silzer has at his
disposal this year are. those of Judge
John B. Zabriskie. Republican of
Bergen, $500: Carlton B. Pierce,
Republican of Union at $500; Ed
ward K. Mills of Morris, Republican,
$4,000; John /. B. Kelley, Republi-
can of Warren county, at $500 a
year, and Willis II. Perch, Democrat,
of Gloucester county, at $500 a
year.
The term of Juvenile Court Judge
Edward Schoen, of Essex, whose SAL
airy is $4,000, and that of Philip w.
Grece, who p%resides over a like court
in Hudson at the same salary, also
run out. Both men are Republican.
There are eight Republican dis
trict court judges whose terms expire
this year and two Democratic dis
trict judges. The Republicans are
J. Raymond Tiffany of Hudson, So
500 a year; Arthur B. Archibald,
Hudson, $500; Clyde B. Souter,
Hudson, $500; Benjamin B. Smith,
Monmouth, $2,800; Harry Truax,
Monmouth, $2,S00; Lyman NJ. Smith,
Morris, $1,000; Cecil H. MacMahon,
Essex, $500, and Edmund B. Ran
dali, Passaic. 5000: The Democrats
are Charles H. English. Mercer.
$4,000, and Edward A. Quayle, of
Morris, $1,000.
County prosecutors who will re-
linquish their offices and whose APP
pointments Governor Silzer will hold
are Edwin c. GaskilI, Republican,
Atlantic, $1,000 annually; Charles A.
Woolverton, Republican, prosecutor
of Camden, $1,000; Pierre P. Garven,
Republican, of Hudson, $4,000; A.
Dayton Oliphant, Republican, Mer-
Ger county, $4,000; John NJ. Mills,
Republican. $4,000, and Walter l..
Hetfield, Republican, $500. The
prosecutorship of Gloucester is va
cant, the appointment having been
held up in the senate last year by
senator HORACE M L OOQGlg INSpUOlA-
can, of that county.
A successor will be named by Gov
ernor Silzer to State Labor Commits
sioner Lewis T. Bryant, whose five
year term expires September ?. The
job pays $500.
A successor will be named to fill
the position of supreme our clerk
for a term of five years at $4,000 p
year. The position is now filled by
Enoch l.. johnson, Republican, OF
Atlantic City, whose term runs out
Commissioner George Paddock,
Democrat. of Newark, and Benjamin
Farrier of Jersey City will retire
March 81 from their $4,000 a year
position on the road board. This
term is four years.
Two members of the State Board
of Taxes and Assessment VIII retire
from Office on July /, next. They are
James Baker, of Jersey City, Demo-
crat, who is president of the board
for a ~three-year term at S5,OUO, and
Isaac Barber of Phillipsburg. also a
Democrat, who receives $4,000 as a
member of the board. His term like
wise expires July /. The term OF
Civil Service Commissioner William
X. Devereux, Democrat, of Asbury
Park, will run out March 80. Com
missioner Devereux receives $6,OOV
a year.
Walter r. Darby, commissioner of
municipal accounts, will relinqulsh
his appointment on April 8. His term
is three years at $4,000. William
Black of the Passaic Valley District
Sewerage Commission must have a
successor on May 6 when his term
expires. The position pays $500 =
year and is good for five years. The
term of Obadiah c.. Bogardus OF the
North Jersey District Water Supply
Commission will expire on May 5.
This appointment is for four years at
$4,000 a year.
In addition to these appointments
there are twenty-one members OF the
county tax boards to be named this
wear by the governor. The term of
one member from each county tax
board in the state expires every year.
There are also fifty-six appoint
ments to be made on purely honor
airy boards and departmental COM
missions which carry no salary at all
or only compensation for the actual
time put in on state work.