XXXI. Philip Reece (R.), 3,801; Abraham Greenberg (D.), 3,870; Joseph H. Fink (I. L.), 1,256; Garry Kelly (Soc.), 196; Charles H. Simmons (Pro.), 33. XXXII. Lewis P. Grimler (R. and I. L.), 6,282; Jesse Silberman (D.), 8,008; Joseph Wauhope (Soc.), 661; David Lyle (Pro.), 55. XXXIII. Frank L. Brooks (R.), 1,673; Philip J. Schmidt (D.), 5,087; William B. Ruddick (I. L.), 1,677; Herman Schlueter (Soc.), 515; Theo. Norman (Pro.), 12. XXXIV. Joseph G. Abramson (R. and I. L.), 4,671; George M. Schulz (D.), 6,032; Charles M. Bauscher (Soc.), 529; Albert H. Stillman (Pro.), 43. XXXV. Robert D. Ireland (R. and I. L.), 4,570; John V. Sheridan (D.), 5,812; Gustave Dressler (Soc.), 383; Maddern (Pro.), 42. Niagara. Richard Albert M. Patterson (R.), 2,817; William B. Harper (D.), 3,260; J. P. Kent (I. L.), 119; Geo. V. Crowell (Pro.), 68. Steuben. I. Wm. H. Chamberlain (R.), 5,037; Dennis J. Conroy (D.), 3,678; John K. Stone (Pro.). 238. II. Charles K. Marlatt (R.), 4,660; Charles Moore (D.), 3,177: Martin A. Tuttle (Pro.), 301. Suffolk. I. John M. Lupton (R.), 2,777; Thos. P. Brennan (D.), 1,551; Hopping (Pro.), 167. II. Orlando Hubbs (R.), 2,148; Frank H. Call (D.), 2,118; Kennedy (I. L.), 189; Dopee (Pro.), 77. Sullivan. George W. Murphy (R.), 4,275; Henry E. Nussbaum (D.), 3,137; Graham Maffett (Pro.). 107. Tioga. Frank L. Howard (R.), 2,802; Otis S. Beach (D.), 2,398; D. C. Hagadorn (Pro.), 213. Wyoming. Robert M. McFarlane (R.). 2,069; Elbert D. Parker (D.), 900; Bela Poste (Pro.), 158. Yates. Leonidas D. West (R.), 2,032; Frank M. Collin (D.), 1,909; Charles E. Guile (Pro.), 86. VOTE FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT. First Judicial District. Matthew Linn Bruce (R. and I. L.), 123,571; James W. Gerard (D.), 149,078; Henry L. Slobodin (Soc.), 11,098; James H. Laird (Pro.), 696; Frank Bohn (Soc. Lab.), 1,688. Second Judicial District. William J. Gaynor (R., D. and Ind. L.,) 252,725; Louis B. Boudin (Soc.), 6,658; Harold D. Watson (Pro.), 1,664; Timothy Walsh (Soc. Lab.), 1,052. Seventh Judicial District. Samuel N. Sawyer (R.), 64,855; John B. Abbott (D.), 44,753. Eighth Judicial District. Charles B. Wheeler (R., D. and I. L.), 154,733; Albert J. Purdy (Soc.), 1,247. 1 Wheeler (State Dem.), 27,202. Coler (G. N. Y. D.), 949. Watson (Pop.), 7,459. 'Boulton (Pop.), 6.015. 18,775 23,798 1,055,856 Office. Governor. PRINCIPAL STATE OFFICERS. (The dates given are those when the terms expire.) Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of State. Controller.. Treasurer.. Attorney-General..... State Engineer........ Name. Charles E. Hughes. 2 years...|January, 1909... 2 years... January, 1909.. 2 years... January, 1909. 2 years... January, 1909. 2 years...|January, 1909. 2 years... January, 1909.. 2 years... January, 1909.. Salary $10,000 5,000 5,000 6,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 William S. Jackson. 1911; Francis C. Huntington, 1910; Nathan 1913; 1912; Second District, comprising all other counties (term, 5 years; salary, $15,000)Frank W. Stevens, February 1, Charles H. Keep, February 1, Thomas M. Osborne, February 1, 1911; Martin S. Decker, February 1, 1910; Jas. E. Sague, February 1, 1909. Counsel to Commissions: First District -George S. Coleman, $10,000. Second District Secretaries to Commissions: First District--Travis H. Whitney, $6,000. Second District-John S. Kennedy, $6,000. Regents of the University (no salary)— Whitelaw Reid, Chancellor (term expires 1913); St. Clair McKelway, vice-chancellor (term expires 1917); Daniel Peach (term expires 1908); Eugene A. Philbin (term expires 1909); Charles A. Gardner (term expires 1910); Edward Lauterbach (term expires 1911); T. Guilford Smith (term expires 1912); Pliny T. Sexton (term expires 1914); Albert Van der Veer (term expires 1915); Lucien L. Shedden (term expires 1916); William Nottingham (term expires 1918). Commissioner of Education-Andrew S. Draper, $7,500 (term 6 years), April 1, 1910. Superintendent Banking Department (term 3 years, $7,000)-Clark Williams, May 9, 1908. Adjutant General (term 2 years, $4,000) -Nelson H. Henry, December 31, 1908. Major General (no term)-Charles F. Roe. Commissioner of Agriculture (term 3 years. $4,000)-Charles A. Wieting, April 29, 1908. Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner (term 5 years, $5,000)-James H. Whipple, May 5, 1909. Excise Commissioner (term 5 years, $5,000)-Maynard N. Clement, May 1911. 2, Labor Commissioner (term 3 years, $3,500)--John Williams, May 3, 1908. Superintendent of Public Works (term 2 years, $7,500)-Frederick C. Stevens, December 31, 1908. Superintendent of Insurance (term 3 years, $7,000)-Otto Kelsey, May 2, 1909. State Commissioners of Prisons (term 4 years, not to exceed $500 a year and expenses)-Charles F. Howard, president, Superintendent of Prisons (term 5 years, $6,000)-Cornelius V. Collins, April 17, 1908. State Commission in Lunacy (term 6 years)-Albert W. Ferris, president, $7,500, December 31, 1912; William L. Parkhurst, $5,000, December 31, 1908; Sheldon T. Viele, $5,000, December 31, 1910. Civil Service Commissioners (no term, $3,000)-Charles F. Miliken, Roscoe C. E. Brown, John E. Kraft. Board of Charities (term 8 years, not to exceed $500 and expenses)-William R. Stewart, March 23, 1913; Anne G. De Peyster, May 28, 1913; Dennis McCarthy, March 23, 1915; Simon W. Rosendale, March 23, 1911; William H. Gratwick, March 23, 1909; Enoch V. Stoddard, March 23, 1908; Stephen Smith, May 5, 1913; Thomas M. Mulry, March 12, 1914; Augustus Floyd, January 27, 1912; Ralph W. Thomas, March 12, 1914; Joseph C. Baldwin, May 28, 1915; Ledyard P. Hale, January 24, 1914. Superintendent of Public Buildings (term 2 years, $5,000)-Daniel W. Cahill, May 11, 1908. State Architect-Franklin $7,500. No term set. B. Ware, Health Officer of New York-Dr. Alvah H. Doty, $12,500 and fees, January 4, 1911. Commissioner of Health (term 4 years, $3,500)-Eugene H. Porter, December 31, 1908. State Tax Commission (term 3 years, $5,000)-Frank E. Perley, December 31, 1910; Benjamin E. Hall, December 31, 1909; E. E. Woodbury, December 31, 1908. Quarantine Commission-Frederick H. Schroeder, Henry A. Guyon, Smith Pine, May 3, 1908. Salary, $2,500 each. State Historian-Victor H. Paltsits, $4,500 (no term fixed). Miscellaneous Reporter (term 5 years, $4,500)-Charles C. Lester, January 14, 1912. Superintendent of Elections (term 4 years, $5,000)-William Leary, January 16, 1910. Fiscal Supervisor of State Charities (term 5 years, $6,000)-Charles M. Bissell, June 4, 1912. State Water Commission (term 5 years, no salary)-Henry H. Persons, president; Ernst J. Lederle, John A. Sleicher, Milo M. Acker, Charles Davis. Canal Board-Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Controller, State Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer, Superintendent of Public Works. Land Commissioners-Lieutenant Governor, Speaker of Assembly, Secretary of State, State Controller, State Treasurer, Attorney General, State Engineer. Board of Mediation and ArbitrationThe Commissioner of Labor and the first and second Deputy Commissioners of Labor. Niagara Reservation Commission-Alexander J. Porter, Niagara Falls; Thomas P. Kingsford, Oswego; Charles M. Dow, Jamestown; George Raines, Rochester. All terms expire May 11, 1908. State Fair Commission, the Lieutenant Governor, Charles A. Wieting, Commissioner of Agriculture; Abraham E. Perren, Clarence H. Mackey, De Forest Settle, George I. Wilber, Samuel D. Willard, James H. Durkee, George A. Smith, Ira Sharp, James M. Graeff and Nathan S. State Probation Commission (term 4 years, no salary)-Homer Folks, president, 1911; Charles F. McKenna, 1910; Felix M. Warburg, 1909: Frank E. Wade, 1908; Roger P. Clark, 1908; Dennis McCarthy, 1908; Andrew S. Draper, ex officio. State Board of Parole (term 5 years, $10 a day)-Gherardi Davis, 1912; George A. Lewis, 1912; Cornelius V. Collins, ex officio. Racing Commission (term 5 years, no salary)-John Sanford, May 2, 1911; James W. Wadsworth, May 2, 1911; Harry H. Knapp, May 2, 1911. Judges of Court of Claims (term 10 THE JUDICIARY OF NEW-YORK STATE. 1Justices of Supreme Court serving temporarily by designation of Governor. The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. 1st. The county of New York. Edward Patterson. Residences. Pol. Desig. ends. New York.. Dem.. Dec. 31, 1909 Dem.. " 31, 1911 31, 1909 George L. Ingraham. 1910 Dem.. June 4, 1910) Rep.. Rep... Rep.. Dec. 31, 1916) Rep... Oct. 25, 1910 Dec. 31, 1910 Rep.. Jan. 2, 1912 Syracuse Rep... Dec. 31, 1920 Justices of the Supreme Court. The salaries of Justices of the Supreme Court are: First and Second Districts. $17,500; remaining Districts, $7,200; but non-resident Justices, sitting in the Appellate Divisions of the First and Second Departments, receive the same compensation as the Justices in those Departments; if assigned to duty in the First and Second Districts, other than in the Appellate Division, their additional compensation is $10 per day. |