VOTE FOR BOARD OF ALDERMEN, 1911. Boroughs of Manhattan and The Bronx. 1. William Drescher, D., 8,421; William Engel, Soc., 743; Henry Hahn, Pro., 15. Crowley, R., 2,064; George R. Kirkpatrick, Reardon's plurality, 1,900. Soc., 85; William Magrath, Pro., 11. Drescher's plurality, 1,357. 21. Howard C. Taylor, D., 3,665; Bryant Willard, R. and I. L., 5,770; William San2. Michael Stapleton, D., 4.451; Abijah B. ger, Soc., 352; Thomas A. Anderson, Pro., Sproul, R. and I. L., 1,309; William Cohen, 20. Willard's plurality, 2,105. Soc., 510. Stapleton's plurality, 3,042. 22. Edward V. Gilmore, D., 3,381; Henry 3. John J. White, D., 5,228; John Santi- Ottes, R. and I. L., 2,754; Ernst Ramm, mauro, R. and I. L., 1,632; W. Adler, Soc., 1,060; John Youngblood, Pro., 3. Gil304; Bennet A. Barreson, Pro., 3. White's more's plurality, 627. plurality, 3.596. 23. John J. Egan, D., 4.097; John H. 4. James J. Smith, D., 2,015; Louis Boschen, R. and I. L., 5,628; Adolph BenZeltner, R. and I. L., 1,815; Samuel P. ditt, Soc., 325; D. Leigh Colvin, Pro., 23. Kramer, Soc., 573; Timothy N. Holden, Boschen's plurality, 1,531. Pro., 9. Smith's plurality, 800. 24. John J. F. Mulcahy, D., 3,758; John 5. Joseph M. Hannon, D., 4,667; Fred- A. Bolles, R. and I. L., 4,691; Ambrose D. erick M. C. Opitz, R. and I. L., 2,291; Albertson, Soc., 368: George Munro, Pro., Henry Boetger, Soc., 158; Horatio Lock- 6. Bolles's plurality, 933. wood, Pro., 12. Hannon's plurality, 2,376. 25. Charles Delaney, D., 3,008; Emanuel 6. Adolph Stern, D., 2,314; Frank J. S. Berge, R. and I. L., 1,694; Meyer WeinDotzler, R. and I. L., 2,931; William stein, Soc., 609; James M. Duffie, Pro., 6. Babit, Soc., 501; James E. Mitchell, Pro., Delaney's plurality, 1,314. 1. Dotzler's plurality, 617. 26. Joseph B. Cunningham, D., 2,627; 7. Frank L. Dowling, D., 3,921; Joseph Henry H. Curran, R. and I. L., 4,433; P. May, R. and I. L., 2,462; Richard Ernest Poole, Soc., 162; George R. Saib, Meade, Soc., 150; Fred. A. Loomis, Pro., Pro., 12. Curran's plurality, 1,806. 24. Dowling's plurality, 1,459. 27. William J. Desmond, D., 2,834; 8. Max S. Levine, D., 2,781; Judah Nathan Lieberman, R. and I. L., 3,704; Louis Buchman, R. and I. L., 1,661; Jehiel Samuel Benaim, Soc., 830; William B. BoWeintraub, Soc., 829; Abah Williamson, gert, Pro., 9. Lieberman's plurality, 870. Pro., 3. Levine's plurality, 1,120. 28. James F. McGuire, D. and I. L., 9. John F. McCourt, D., 3,596; Joseph 2,494; Courtlandt Nicoll, R., 3,200; William F. Feist, R. and I. L., 2,148; Ferdinand Mailly, Soc., 104; Stephen S. Haight, Pro., Neusius, Soc., 212; Robert Houghton, Pro., 10. Nicoll's plurality, 706. 2. McCourt's plurality, 1,448. 10. Hugh J. Cummuskey, D. and I. L., Trau, R., 1,661; Adolph Mautschke, Soc., 29. John F. Walsh, D., 2,460; Frederick 2,634; George J. Schneider, R., 2,329; Al- 339; Michael Damiello, I. L., 439; J. F. fred Freundlich, Soc., 693; James K. Brooks, Pro., 12. Walsh's plurality, 799. Moore, Pro., 5; Val. Schutz, Ind., 68. Cum- 30. Walter R. Lynch, D., 2,860; Ralph Folks, R. and I. L., 4,610; Julius Halpern, 11. Louis Wendel, Jr., D., 4,270 William Soc., 187; Arthur Thompson, S. Reynolds, R. and I. L., 2,587; Peter Folks's plurality, 1,750. Bott, Soc., 227; Robert J. McAusland, Pro., 17. Wendel's plurality, 1,683. muskey's plurality, 305. Pro., 10. 31. James P. Egan, D., 1,732; Percy L. Davis, R. and I. L., 2,054; Fred Gas, Soc.. Davis's plu192; J. J. Babcock, Pro., 8. rality, 322. 32. Michael J. McGrath, D., 1,898; James 12. William P. Kenneally, D., 4,577; Henry Bossert, R. and I. L., 1,603; Newton Albert Murdoch, Soc., 363; James Jeffrey, Pro., 7. Kenneally's plurality, 2,974. 13. John McCann, 3,605; Richard J. J. McAvoy, R., 1,662; John Boggart, Soc., Hoolahan, R. and I. L., 2,215; Ferdinand 284: Harry J. Devoe, Ind., 352; N. R. Niele, Soc., 126; Charles Ingram, Pro., 12. Badgley, Pro., 4; E. S. Boylston, Ind., 414. McGrath's plurality, 236. McCann's plurality, 1,390. Michael 14. John Loos, D., 3,750; T. 33. Isaac Steinberg, 3,096; Samuel Marks, Heffernan, R. and I. L., 3,243; Louis Mar- R. and I. L., 5,841; Albert Reinlieb, Soc., ket, Soc., 220; Albert D. Anderson, Pro., 392; Corydon J. Dexter, Pro., 76. Marks's plurality, 2,745. 73. Loos's plurality, 507. 15. Peter Rieper, 3,046; Niles R. Becker, 34. Frederick C. Humphreys, D., 6,076; R. and I. L., 5.544; Harry Ackerly, Soc., James L. Devine, R. and I. L., 7,117; 169; Howard G. Myers, Pro., 21. Becker's Martin Sigel, Soc., 1,208; George Weber, plurality, 2,498. Pro., 22. Devine's plurality, 1,041. 16. John T. Eagan, 3,109; John P. Gallagher, R., 2,941; Andrew Brey, Soc., 329; William H. Lorch, Pro., 6. Eagan's plurality, 168. 17. George A. Schaeffer, D., Daniel M. Bedell, R. and I. L., Jacob Strobel, Soc., 236; Albert T. Pro., 5. Bedell's plurality, 1,815. 35. Peter Sheridan, D., 1,109; Thomas J. Mulligan, R. and I. L., 1,351; Manon H. Laing, Soc., 127; Chas. H. Doremus, Pro., 7. Mulligan's plurality, 242. 3,163; 36. Thomas H. O'Neill, D., 2,683; James 4,978; J. Mulhearn, R. and I. L., 1,938; Leo Hull, Langbein, Soc., 301; Max Leenings, Pro., 9. O'Neill's plurality, 745. 18. James J. Nugent, D., 3,368; Albert Smidt, R. and I. L., 2,933; L. C. Egerter, Soc., 530; Smith Welles, Pro., 8; Max Steinert, Ind., 4. Nugent's plurality, 435. 19. Daniel F. Sheehan, 4,267; William D. Brush, R. and I. L., 6,524; Edward F. Cassidy, Soc., 379; Albert H. Leeming, Pro., 18. Brush's plurality, 2,257. 37. Stephen S. Bayley, D., 3,910; John W. Hagenmiller, R. and I. L., 4,672; Karl Eichler, Soc., 996; W. Miller, Pro., 19. Hagenmiller's plurality, 762. 38. Andrew J. Kelly, D., 6,762; Abraham W. Herbst., R. and I. L., 8,370; Carl Classen, Soc., 1,545; Andrew J. Lounsbury, Pro., 60. Herbst's plurality, 1,608. 20. John J. Reardon, D., 3,978: William 39. Charles McLoughlin, D., 2,090; James P. O'Brien, R. and I. L., 2,078; Henry Hamilton, and I. L., 3,554; Isadore R. The city of Albany was founded by the Dutch in 1614 and was ceded to the English in 1664. Flauzer, Soc., 161; H. H. Brown, Pro., 9. 41. Waldo S. Goodwin, D., 1,043; Frederick H. Wilmot, R. and I. L., 1,558; S. 40. John F. Maher, D., 2,394; Jacob Weil, Solomon, Soc., 66; Wm. N. Hess, Pro., 3. R. and I. L., 3,097; Ármin Green, Soc., Wilmot's plurality, 515. 736; John H. Stark, Pro., 17. Weil's plu 42. William H. Lynch, D., 3,034; Rob- 54. Michael J. Sullivan, D., 2,838; J. D. ert F. Downing, R., 4,053; Elizabeth Moore, R., 3,673; Henry Weiss, Soc., 441; Dutcher, Soc., 245; Louis C. Brown, Pro., Thomas W. Vaughan, Pro., 19. Moore's 22. Downing's plurality, 1,019. plurality, 835. 43. Michael Carberry, D., 3,845; John 55. Frank J. Dickson, D., 286; Henry E. Murray, R., 2,149; Charles L. Furman, Lissner, R., 2,074; Charles Rothenberg, Soc., 194; Charles A. Montgomery, Pro., Soc., 297; Conrad H. Palamater, Pro., 12. 11. Carberry's plurality, 1,696. Dickson's plurality, 2,212. 44. Frank Cunningham, D., 4,179; An- 56. William P. McGarry, D., 3,751; tonio De Martini, R., 1,972; William Richard Wright, R., 3,640; Paul Muller, Dinger, jr., Soc., 140; Nels Nelson, Pro., Soc., 301; William H. Kriddle, Pro., 21. 25. Cunningham's plurality, 2,207. McGarry's plurality, 111. 44. William Schack, D., 2,009; John S. 57. William Texter, D., 6,315; Robert Gaynor, R., 4,699; Joseph W. Russell, Soc., H. Vosse, R., 7,614; Hugo Walner, Soc., 364; Charles E. Gildersleeve, Pro., 42. Gay-568; Newman H. Raymond, Pro., 37. nor's plurality, 2,690. Vosse's plurality, 1,299. 46. Vincent A. O'Connor, D., 3,469; 58. John J. Canavan, D., 2,830; O. Grant James R. Weston, R., 6,314; Thomas A. Esterbrook, R., 5,809; Philip Vogle,_Soc., Hopkins, Soc., 267; Elliott E. Howard, 233; John D. Sammis, Pro., 36. EsterPro., 41. Weston's plurality, 2,845. brook's plurality, 2,979. 47. John O. Schaffner, D., 2,520; John 59. Alva B. Firth, D., 4,861; George A. Diemer, R., 4,453; Barnet Feinberg, Soc., Morrison, R., 9,920; Bernard J. Riley, 804; Edwin W. Fielder, Pro., 11. Diemer's Joc., 465; Henry Elsner, Pro., 32. Morplurality, 1,933. rison's plurality, 5,059. 48. James J. Molen, D., 3,865; Michael 60. John F. Hoertz, D., 3,020; Otto J. Smith, R., 3,180; Henry Bauer, Soc., Yuhlbauer, R., 3,165; Joe Kaisch, Soc., 240; Edward R. Keeler, Pro., 17. Molen's 941; Francis E. Halleck, Pro., 5. Yuhlplurality, 685. bauer's plurality, 145. 49. Francis P. Kennedy, D., 3,701; 61. Francis P. Bent, D., 4,052; William Charles A. Walter, R., 2,631; William H. Pendry, R., 4,133; Otto Wagner, Soc., Mackenzie, Soc., 195; John Olund, Pro., 735; John A. Hinsch, Pro., 15. Pendry's 14. Kennedy's plurality, 1,070. plurality, 81. 50. John J. Meagher, D., 6,475; James 62. Jacob J. Velten, D., 2,449; Fred. H. L. Fream, R., 6,156; Oscar H. Heid, Soc., Williams, R., 1,902; David Oshimsky, 653; Gus. E. Stromberg, Pro., 70. Soc., 766; Amos E. Smith, Pro., 5. VelMeagher's plurality, 319. ten's plurality, 547. 51. James E. Campbell, D., 3,793; 63. John J. Lenihan, D., 3,971; Edward Adolph A. Kline, R., 4,836; John Berge- Eichorn, R., 4,683; Frank Smith, Soc., man, Soc., 178; Walter J. Southerton, 301; William Stanley, I. L., 558; William Pro., 25. Kline's plurality, 1,043. Miller, Pro., 22. Eichorn's plurality, 712. 52. Henry G. Voss, D., 3,205; Daniel 64. Thomas J. Baker, D., 4,209; Henry R. Coleman, R., 5,203; Alfred Cumber-F. Grimm, R., 4,731; Benjamin Rosenfeld, beach, Soc., 187; Paul S. Foster, Pro., 34. Soc., 1,131; Martin Weiss, I. L., 1,500; Coleman's plurality, 1,998. Henry Groff, Pro., 46. Grimm's plurality, 53. John E. Commiskey, D., 4,188; 522. Frederick H. Stevenson, R., 6,382; Will- 65. Alexander S. Drescher, D., 3,809; iam Keller, Soc., 307; William H. Camp- James F. Martin, R., 4,202; Fred. E. Marbell, Pro., 23. Stevenson's plurality, tin, Soc., 1,295; Saxon F. Anderson, Pro., 15. Martin's plurality, 393. Borough of Queens. 2,194. 66. George M. O'Connor, D., 5,704; Oli-Beisle, Soc., 516. Dujat's plurality, 3,187. ver S. Hardgrove, R. and I. L., 2,971; 69.-Chas. Augustus Post, R. and I. L., John Herrman, Soc., 732. O'Connor's plu- 1,943; Frederick Snell, D., 1,611. Post's rality, 2,733. plurality, 332. 67.-Otto C. Gelbke, R. and I. L., 8,222; 70.-W. Augustus Shipley, R. and I. L., Joseph P. Powers, D., 5,742; Michael Rau- 6,063: Alvin M. Dunham, D., 3,687; Auherz, Soc., 1,739. Gelbke's plurality, 2,480. gust Schaadt, Soc., 381. Shipley's plu68.-Alexander Dujat, D. and I. L., rality, 2,367. 5,401; Vincent Kenna, R., 2,214; Christ Borough of Richmond. 71.-William Fink, D., 2,529; Oliver T. Pro., 95; William Mahr, Soc. Lab., 13. Johnson, R. and I. L., 2,134; Charles Kobe, O'Rourke's plurality, 97. Soc., 42. Fink's plurality, 395. 73.-Charles P. Cole, D., 2,600; Frank 72.-John J. O'Rourke, D., 2,394; George Foggin, R. and I. L., 2,138; Franz Schmitt, H. Scofield, R. and I. L., 2,297; August Soc., 81; Henry Clemens, Pro., 74. Nowack, Soc., 135; Charles Edward Coyle, plurality, 462. VOTE FOR MINOR CITY OFFICERS. VOTE FOR BOROUGH PRESIDENTS, Borough Aneny, R. 1909. Cole's Haag, D., 110,823; Owen McPartland, Soc., 5,690; Albert T. Hull, Pro., 272. McAneny's plurality, 25,328. of Manhattan-George Mc- Borough of the Bronx-Cyrus C. Miller, and C. A., 135,651; Joseph 25,803; Arthur H. Murphy, 22,797; Herman Approximately 20,000,000 gallons of liquors are shipped annually by express, principally from mail order houses to consumers in the prohibition states of the United States. Schlueter, 1,591; Frank J. Knapp, 67; 129,561; Jacob Panken, Soc., 17,933; Borough of Brooklyn-Alfred E. plurality, 12,820. Borough of Queens Joseph H. De Bragga, R., 10,160; Joseph Cassidy, D., 14,981; William Benkle, Soc., 941; Lawrence Gresser, C. A., 19,508. Gresser's plurality, 4,527. Borough of Richmond-George Cromwell, R. and C. A., 7,557: Charles J. McCormack, D., 7,225: George Van Kromer, Soc., 101; Herman C. Horton, Pro., 96; Albert Kafalaki, Soc. Lab., 80. Cromwell's plurality, 332. VOTE FOR CORONERS, 1909. Borough of Manhattan-Israel L. Feinberg, R. and C. A., 134,378; James E. Winterbottom, R. and C. A., 184,767; Herman W. Holtzhauser, R. and C. A., 134,761, Herinan Hellenstein, R. and C. A., 134,346; Julius Harburger, D., 111,365: George F. Shrady, D., 110,804; Peter P. Acritelli, D., 110,327; Edward T. McCrystal, D., 110,836; John Shanahan, Soc., 5,851; Edwin M. Martin, Soc., 5,676; Sol Solomon, Soc., 5,669; Edwin J. Dutton, Soc., 5.576; Timothy H. Holden, Pro., 348, F. Marsh Soper, Pro., 266; E. W. Brown, Pro., 279. Feinberg's plurality, 23,013; Winterbottom's plurality, 23,402; Holtzhauser's plurality, 23,396; Hellenstein's plurality, 22,981. Borough of the Bronx-Jacob Shongut, R. and C. A.. 32,337; Albert F. Schwannecke, R. and C. A., 82,985; Wallace S. Fraser, D., 25,724; Edward C. Podvin, D., 25,299; William C. Harting, Soc., 1,854; Karl Eichler, Soc., 1,844; Norman Cornell, Pro., 87, Stephen S. Haight, Pro., 89. Shongut's plurality, 6,613; Schwannecke's plurality, 7,261. Louria, Borough of Brooklyn-Leon R., 80,909; F. E. Heitmann, R., 80,292; A. J. Rooney, D., 90,411; Edward Glinnen, D., 89,161; J. E. Hermann, Soc., 4,251; Simon Frucht, Soc., 4,260; Samuel Eden, Pro., 475; A. F. Erdmann, Pro., 414; O. L. Forrester, C. A., 41,224: J. F. Kennedy, C. A., 42,058. Rooney's plurality, 9,492; Glinnen's plurality, 8,252. COUNTY, 1911. County Clerk-Thomas J. Drennan, D., 86,372; Charles S. Devoy, R., 113,962; Joseph Lock, Soc., 12,339; George H. Warwick, Pro., 572. Devoy's plurality, 27,590. Sheriff-James S. Regan, D., 89,802; Charles B. Law, R., 110,957; Josefus Chant Lipes, Soc., 12,098; John Berry, Pro., 548; Jacob Loven, Soc. Lab., 912. Law's plurality, 21,155. Register-Fred Lundy, D., 88,856; Edward T. O'Loughlin, R., 111,467; John A. Leue, Soc., 12,323; Asa F. Smith, Pro., 595; John A. Schwarz, Soc. Lab., 944; O'Loughlin's plurality, 22,611. District Attorney-John F. Clarke, D., District J. Smith, County Judge and Surrogate.-J. Harry Tiernan, D., 7,551; Joseph B. Handy, R. and I. L., 6,716; William Veeck, Soc., 242. Tiernan's plurality, 535. County Clerk.-Joseph F. O'Grady, D., 6,604; C. Livingston Bostwick, R. and I. L., 7,588; John Anderson, Soc., 144. Bostwick's plurality, 984. VOTE FOR JUSTICES OF THE SU- First Judicial District. Daniel F. Cohalan, D., 137,415; Francis Francis M. Scott, D., R., I. L., 269,429; K. Pendleton, D., 139,696; Henry D. Hotchkiss, D., 137,336; Nathan Ottinger, R. and I. L., 134,870; Clarence J. Shearn, R. and I. L., 132,769; Henry De Forest Borough of Queens-Gustave J. Schae- Baldwin, R. and I. L., 133,688; S. John fer, R. and C. A., 28,080; Alfred S. Am-Block, Soc., 17,869; Jacob Hilquitt, Soc., bler, R. and C. A., 28,413; John F. Ro- 18,358; Nicholas Alleinicoff, Soc., 17,582; gers, D., 15,796; Joseph Flanagan, D., Meyer London, Soc., 18,178; James H. 15,156; Louis Roper, Soc., 1,051; Chris- Laird, Pro., 529; John C. Wallace, Pro., tian Fricke, Soc., 1,043; George B. Bly- 518; George K. Hinds, Pro., 471; Edmund denburg, Pro., 138; H. J. Cornell, Pro., Seidel, Soc. L. P., 1,601; Solon De Leon, 141. Schaefer's plurality, 12,284; Am- Soc. L. P., 1,548; Paul Augustine, Soc. bler's plurality, 12,617. L. P., 1,506. Scott's plurality, 134,559. Cohalan's plurality, 2,545; Pendleton's plurality, 4,826; Hotchkiss's plurality, 2,466. Borough of Richmond-William H. ON COUNTY TICKET, NEW E. Second Judicial District. Herbert T. Ketcham, D., 128,436; Patrick Callahan, D. and Ind. L., 139,970; William Willett, D. and Ind. L., 126,999; Charles H. Kelby, R., 141,943; Russell Sheriff Julius Harburger, D., 137,789; Benedict, R., 143,806; James C. Van Siclen, John J. Hopper, R. and I. L., 134,847; R. and Pro., 153,801; Hyman Lurio, Soc., Frederick Paulitsch, Soc., 17,638; Robert 16,738; Philip Satra, Soc., 16,694; Morris E. Neidig, Pro., 522; Samuel Winauer, Wolfman, Soc., 16,967; Coleridge A. Hart, Soc. L. P., 1,506. Harburger's plurality, Pro. and Ind. L., 14,548; Harold D. Wat2,942. son, Pro., 1,420. Kelby's plurality, 1,973; Surrogate-Robert L. Fowler, D., 142,- Benedict's plurality, 3,836; Van Siclen's 381; Douglas Matthewson, R. and I. L., plurality, 13,831. To clothe the entire population of the world, in the opinion of the Secretary of Agriculture at Washington, would require 42,000,000 bales of cotton of 500 pounds each. The Public Service Commission. (Term, five years; salary, $15,000.) First District, comprising New York, Kings, Queens and Richmond counties-William R. Willcox, chairman, 1913; John E. Eustis, 1914; Milo R. Maltbie, 1915; J. Sargeant Cram, 1916; George V. S. Williams, 1917. all the Second District, comprising other counties of the state-John B. Olmsted, 1912; Frank W. Stevens, 1913; James E. Sague, 1914; Martin S. Decker, 1915; Curtis N. Douglas, 1916. No successor to Mr. Olmsted has yet been appointed. Counsel to Commissions. First District-George S. Coleman, $10,000. Second District-Ledyard P. Hale, $10,000. Secretaries to Commissions. First District-Travis H. Whitney, $6,000. Second District-John S. Ken. nedy, $6,000. Conservation Commissioners. Regents of the University. (Term, 11 years; no salary.) St. Clair McKelway, vice-chancellor, 1917. Albert Van der Veer, 1915. Lucius N. Littauer, 1916. 8,000 6,000 10,000 8,000 Commissioner of Agriculture. (Term, three years; salary, $5,000.) Calvin W. Huson, 1915. State Fire Marshal. (Term, 5 years; salary, $7,500.) Thomas J. Ahearn, 1916. Commissioner of Excise. (Term, five years; salary, $7,000.) William W. Farley, 1916. Commissioner of Labor. (Term, four years; salary, $5,000.) John Williams, December 31, 1912. Superintendent of Public Works. (Term, two years; salary, $6,000.) Duncan W. Peck, 1914. Superintendent of Insurance. (Term, three years; salary, $7,000.) William Temple Emmet, 1915. Superintendent of Prisons. (Term, five years: salary, $6,000.) Joseph F. Scott, 1916. State Commission in Lunacy. (Term, six years, except for president of commission, for whom no term is fixed; salary of president, $7,500; of other commissioners, $5,000.) Dr. James V. May, president; William Cary Sanger, 1914. Civil Service Commissioners. (Term, at pleasure of Governor; salary, $3,000.) John E. Kraft, Walter C. Burton and Elek G. Ludvigh. Board of Charities. (Term, eight years; salary not to ex- According to the last census, taken in 1907, there are in Chili twenty-four cities exceeding 10.000 population, with a total of 924,041, out of a total population of 3.249.279 for the entire country Health Officer of the Port of New York. (Term, four years; salary, $12,500.) Joseph J. O'Connell, 1916. Commissioner of Health. (Term, four years; salary $5,000.) Eugene H. Porter, Dec. 31, 1912. State Tax Commission. (Term, three years; salary, $6,000.) Benjamin E. Hall, 1913; Thomas F. Byrnes, 1914; William H. Sullivan, 1915. State Historian. (Term, four years; salary, $4,500.) James A. Holden. Commissioners of Elections. (Term, four years; salary, $5,000.) John R. Voorhis, William J. Hillery and John Pallace, all Dec. 31, 1914. Fiscal Supervisor of State Charities. (Term, five years: salary, $6,000.) Samuel J. Tilden, 1917. George W. Driscoll, State Fair Superintendent, 1915; Ira Sharp, 1913; Charles A. Weiting, 1913; W. Barry Murphy, 1914; William H. Jones, 1915. State Board of Parole. (Term, five years; salary $10 a day.) Albion V. Wadhams, 1912; George A. Lewis, 1912; Joseph F. Scott, ex-officio. State Athletic Commission. (Term, 5 years; no salary.) Frank S. O'Neil and John J. Dixon. State Board of Claims. (Term, six years; salary, $6,000, with an allowance of $1,500 for expenses.) William A. Gardner, 1914. Robert L. Luce, 1916. James C. McDonald, 1918. THE JUDICIARY OF NEW YORK STATE. Dates are given for the expiration of terms for which judges of all classes are elected, though they may be subject to retirement earlier because of age limit to service, which is seventy years. The term of office is fourteen years. 1Justices of Supreme Court serving temporarily by designation of Governor. The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court. The gross revenues of the New York Interborough Rapid Transit Company for the year ended June 30, 1912, were $31,246,392, and the profit amounted to $8,531,260. |