The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-06-04


plan proved impractical was not
stated. 1t Is understood, however, that
one difficulty was the c1oseness with
which the January, March and May
term followed each other.
The four-term experiment was tried
as the result of resolutions adopted
by the State Bar Association at con-
ference In Atlantic City, which, in
addition to suggesting the change In
the term Of courts to expedite litiga-
ton, appointed committee Of which
former Acknowledgement Robert M.
McCarter was chairman.
This committee was authorized to
appear before the courts advocating
the advisability Of putting into effect
an additional term Of court for the
purpose of facilitating business After
hearing argument, the courts added
a term.
Governor Appoints Holland
Governor Silzer appointed Albert
H. Holland of Morristown as prosecu-
tor of Morris County, and in doing SO
issued this statement:
0Of Cl AOA OA&GCA Oh LA4C AOSA AcsJ 70
May at the request Of Bolitho, the
prosecutor Of Morris County, accepted
his resignation as prosecutor and has
this day appointed Albert H. Holland,
a we'll known counsellor at law Of
Morristown, as his successor ad In
terim."
It was made known incidentally
A. a.. Tn II Rnl.
tho had sought to withdraw his resig-
nation in telegram to the executive,
but the Governor refused his assent.
He took the position that having ac-
cepted the resignation already, va
cancy existed which could be filled
only by a new appointment. Governor
Silzer refused to give out the text OF
Mr.. Bolitho's telegram, stating that to
do SO would serve no useful purpose.
A day or two after Bolitho sent in
his resignation, 1t was reported from
Morristown that he regretted having
done so because, he asserted, he is
innocent of the charges against him
in the indictments.
The appointment Of Holland will
be only until the next session of the
Legislature unless the Governor, when
he calls a special session Of the SEN
ate to receive the nomination of
Commissioner Of Education, should
send in the name of Mr.. Holland and
the Senate should act favorably on it.
Commission to obtain Bids
Preparations have already been
made by the State Highway Commits
sion, that body announced, to obtain
bids for work on Route through Jer-
sey City to the Holland Tunnels as
soon as the agreement between the
commission and the Erie Railroad
over their Twelfth street differences
has been signed.
The commission issued statement
in which 1t said the principles to be
embodied in the agreement have been
settled on and that after consideration
Of some minor details Mark A. Sulli-
van Of Jersey City, counsel for the
board, will submit the draft of the
pact to the Erie officials, adding: ut
is hoped that contract satisfactory
to both parties will be ready for sig
nature within few days.
Jersey Manufactures Increase
The Department of Commerce an
nounces that, according to sum-
narration of the data collected at
the biennial census of manufactures,
1928, the value Of products Cat factory
prices) of manufacturing establish
ments in New Jersey aggregated So
321, 100000 This aggregate repre-
sents an increase of 29.9 per cent, as
compared with $2,556, 143,OO0 in 1921.
These figures relate to manufacture
ing establishments whose output dur
ing the year was valued at $4,000 or
more. The elimination of data for the
smaller establishments has only a
slight effect on the totals.
Sllzer for Jefferson Campaign
Governor Silzer has issued this
statement in behalf of the campaign
to preserve the home of Thomas JET
ferson as an historic shrine:
Il have been urging that all the peo-
pie Of the State take an active inter-
est in the campaign which is now in
progress to lift the debt from Month
cello, the home Of Thomas Jefferson.
The property now belongs to the
Thomas Jefferson Foundation, who
are preserving it as a public shrine.
This enterprise should appeal to
the patriotism Of all of our citizens,
Irrespective OF party. Other States
have entered into this undertaking
enthusiastically New York, in par
ticular, is making strong efforts to
aid in raising the funds that are need
ed. Organizations of various kinds,
as well as men Of large business
affairs, are taking an active part, and
the daily press reports the progress
which is being made.
THE money is being raised through
an interesting contest, which will
send certain young women, who are
elected, to attend the celebration of
the Fall OF the Bastile in July Of this
year.
"a number Of our New Jersey girls