Milford chronicle., 1936-11-06
NEW GOVERNOR
TO FILL 300 JOBS
DURING HTS TERM
[cOHfinned fr0m First Psgsl


eleanlng out the several OFFICES
which are now held by RennbIican.'
The New Castle county oflces not
eietced this year, which are sTiIi
held by Republicans are recordar of
deeds and register of Wills
The two remaining elective State
officials after this wear viii he A.
umhey General P. Warren Green,
wilmington, and Insurance Com
missioner }. Postles Hammond. of
in office.
among appointments which Mr..
McMuIlen Will have to make in the
next four years will be to the offices
OF state tax commissioner and State
liquor commissioner, both of which
posts are now held by Pierre S. du-
Pont, whose term in the former Of |
fee will expire November l. 1897. |
and in the other Office, May Is. 1898.
The terms of two OF. the four
members of the State Highway Com
mission will expire. one on May 2.
1887, and the other on May 2. 1899.
The governor is an ex-oficio mem
Der. The terms of two of the three
members of the Industrial Accident
Board will expire in 1899. Terms of
four OF the five members of the Will
Dlington Department of Elections,
will expire between April l, 1897.
and August 5, 1889.
All members of the State Board of
Health will come to be reappointed
or replaced during Mr.. McMullen's
term, three next year, two In 1898.
and two in 1889. The terms of all
four members of the Old Age We'll
fare Commission will expire from
next year to 1899. =
Terms of the three members of \
the State tax board will expire in
1887 and 1888. OF the five members
of the State Board of Education, the
terms of two members will expire
next July, of two other members, in
July, 1888, and of the fifth member WI
in 1899. Mr.. McMullen will also have ca
the appointment of two members of
the State Athletic Commission. one
on January l, 1888, and one January % %,
!, 1889. The terms of all three mem ~
bers of the State Board of Agricul- 40,
ture will expire during the next OH
four years. oF o.
Other Appointments tba
Mr.. McMullen will also have the A
appointment of a number of magis- lin
trates throughout the State and of or
members of number of boards,
such as the State Board of Account rel
ancy, Board of Boiler Rules, State
Board of Examiners and Reeistra- tiOI
tion of Architects, Delaware Water eac
front Commission, etc. sin'
The three-member Board of Bud OF (
mill l,r, ] Ialf
of the board serving only ana
during the pleasure of the Governor. VIII
The three regulators of weights and saio
measures, one for each county. also -
erVe only at the pleasure of the ~, ~ !
GOVERNOR war
The most important positions TO &c.
e filled by the new Governor in ~
'ilmington will be that of Judge of won
le Municipal Court. The term of tbei,
ldse John F. Lynn. Republican. ~
i'll terminate on December IA, 1910, statf
'ar the close of the Governor Offic
ect's term in Office man,
Secretary Of State
The appointment which will prop mi
ly be first tackled by Mr.. McMul- WIN
l will be that of Secretary of mess mess
ate, which Office is now held by ms 2,
alter Dent Smith, of Wilmington, -. -
5ether with the Office of motor We -
lie commissioner .a',to
I is reported that Mr.. McMullen NJ
i select his secretary of state awav
m Dover. Two names have al snme
dy been mentioned. One is How unceI
Lyhch OF Dover, VINO mas served wher
for the House of Repre-
tatiyes and is given much of the REAS
dit for bringing about the peace
solution of factional discord
ich threatened to arise at the last 1t
State Convention. The lice,
er is Charles L. Terry, Jr., also ness.
Dover, also a former attorney to persOl
House of Representatives. That
he offices of secretary of state called
motor vehicle commissioner af- On
s between 35 and 40 emDlovees OF the
e of whom have been emnIoved is per
e from 20 to 20 wears The aiec- should
of the Democratic slate will al On
ring new faces in The stofsa of of the
state treasurer and stota a,,d; with {
'''''e "uN and su
Changes In County tlat
New Castia co,,,,t,, go Sn ~ they n
a. e. - - oOui' H"use practic
lhC HiSl vi lue year as re- Tho
of the Democratic county vic wbinb
Martin G. Hannigan, prOthon- cons,,p,
v-elect, will have the appoint consiJa
of one deputy and about five nrecon,
s; Irving H. Craig, clerk of the Effor
s-elect. will have the appoint fornia
of a deputy and about five heavy s
s; Claude VOshell, receiver of tens.
and county treasurer-elect will two-folC
deputy and about five clerks: stores
A. Haywood, comptrOller-elect chains
LppOint one deputy; Anthony F. directly
Y, elected register in Chancery stores t
Jerk CT the Orphans Court, will pense o.
a deputy and about four There
B; John Ulmer, elected sheriff, iron-han
ave the naming of about eight and the
es, and William Smith, Jr., make IL
sr-elect, will name. a deputy nelp to
the new appointments will ie- certainly
Republicans now holding pO- laws, Wh
in the Offices. Siu S VINO
New Castle county Levy , talL Drea
will remain Republican with ~ tom sPe'
rry Lewis. Wilmington; I. J. ,o;I;.,al 20 RuIi.l u
sswOrth, Elsmere, and J. Ir- can neon -