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NJDARM: Collection Guide NJDARM: Collection Guide - NEW JERSEY STATE ARCHIVES COLLECTION GUIDE Record Group: Governor George Sebastian Silzer (1870-1940; served 1923-1926) Series: Correspondence, 1922-1926 Accession #: 1957.002 Series #: S4100001 Guide Date: 1987 (JK) Volume: 20.5 c.f. [41 boxes] Box 1 | Box 2 | Box 3 | Box 4 | Box 5 | Box 6 | Box 7 | Box 8 | Box 9 | Box 10 | Box 11 | Box 12 | Box 13 | Box 14 | Box 15 | Box 16 | Box 17 | Box 18 | Box 19 | Box 20 | Box 21 | Box 22 | Box 23 | Box 24 | Box 25 | Box 26 | Box 27 | Box 28 | Box 29 | Box 30 | Box 31 | Box 32 | Box 33 | Box 34 | Box 35 | Box 36 | Box 37 | Box 38 | Box 39 | Box 40 | Box 41 Contents Box 1 Correspondence filed by county 1. Atlantic appointments, December 1922 - March 1923. 2. Atlantic complaints, 1923-1924. 3. Atlantic Board of Elections, 20-24 October 1924. 4. Atlantic Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1922-1925. 5. Atlantic Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 6. Bergen appointments, November 1922 - March 1923. 7. Bergen complaints, 1923-1924. 8. Bergen Judge of Circuit Court, January 1923. 9. Bergen Judge of Common Pleas, 1922-1924 [3 files]. 10. Bergen Judge of First District Court, 1925 [4 files]. 11. Bergen Judge of Fourth District Court, 1924-1925. 12. Bergen Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1923-1925. 13. Bergen Board of Taxation, 1922-1925. 14. Burlington appointments, January 1923 - February 1924. 15. Burlington Board of Elections, 10-17 April 1923. 16. Burlington Judge of Common Pleas, 1923-1924 [4 files]. 17. Burlington Prosecutor of the Pleas, January - February 1925. 18. Burlington Board of Taxation, 1923-1925 [2 files]. Box 2 file:///M|/highpoint/webdocs/state/darm/darm2011/guides/guides%20for%20pdf/s4100001.html[5/16/2011 9:34:07 AM] NJDARM: Collection Guide - 19. Camden appointments, 1923-1924. 20. Camden complaints, 1923-1924. 21. Camden Coroner, September 1925. 22. Camden Board of Elections, February 1924 & March 1925. 23. Camden Historical Society, 3 & 12 December 1924. 24. Camden politics, August 1924 & September 1925. 25. Camden Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1923-1925 [7 files]. 26. Camden Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 27. Cape May appointments, February 1923. 28. Cape May Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1923. 29. Cape May Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 30. Cumberland appointments, 1923-1924 [2 files]. 31. Cumberland complaints, 1923-1925. 32. Cumberland Judge of Common Pleas, 1924. 33. Cumberland Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1924. 34. Cumberland Board of Taxation, 1923-1924. 35. Essex appointments, 1923-1925. 36. Essex complaints, 1923-1924. 37. Essex Board of Elections, 1922-1923. Box 3 38. Essex Judge of Common Pleas, 1922-1924 [7 files]. 39. Essex Judge of District Court of East Orange, 1925 [2 files]. 40. Essex Judge of District Court, Irvington, 1923-1924. 41. Essex Judges of First and Second District Courts of Newark, 1923-1925. 42. Essex Judge of Juvenile Court, 1922-1923 [4 files]. 43. Essex Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1924-1925. 44. Essex Board of Taxation, 1923-1925 [3 files]. 45. Gloucester appointments, 1923. 46. Gloucester complaints, 1925. 47. Gloucester Board of Elections, 10 April 1923. 48. Gloucester Judge of Common Pleas, 1923. 49. Gloucester Prosecutor of the Pleas, February 1923. 50. Gloucester Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 51. Hudson complaints, 1923-1924. 52. Hudson Judge of Circuit Court, 1923. 53. Hudson Judge of Common Pleas, 1924. Box 4 54. Hudson Judges of District Courts, 1922-1925 [2 files]. 55. Hudson Judge of Juvenile Court, 1922-1923. 56. Hudson Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1923. 57. Hudson Board of Taxation, 1924-1925. 58. Hunterdon complaints, 1924. 59. Hunterdon Board of Taxation, 1922-1924. 60. Mercer Board of Elections, 27 July 1923. 61. Mercer Judge of Common Pleas, 23 January 1925. file:///M|/highpoint/webdocs/state/darm/darm2011/guides/guides%20for%20pdf/s4100001.html[5/16/2011 9:34:07 AM] NJDARM: Collection Guide - 62. Mercer Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1915 & 1923-1925. 63. Mercer Board of Taxation, 1923-1924. 64. Middlesex complaints, 1923-1925. 65. Middlesex Board of Elections, 1923-1924. 66. Middlesex Judge of Circuit Court, 1923. 67. Middlesex Judge of Common Pleas, 4 January 1923. 68. Middlesex Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1924-1925. 69. Middlesex Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 70. Monmouth appointments, 1924. 71. Monmouth complaints, 1923-1924. 72. Monmouth Judge of Common Pleas, 1924-1925. 73. Monmouth Judge of District Court, 1923-1924. 74. Monmouth Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1923-1925. 75. Monmouth Board of Taxation, 1925. 76. Morris appointments, 1923. 77. Morris complaints, 1924. 78. Morris Board of Elections, 1924. 79. Morris Judge of Common Pleas, 1922-1924 [2 files]. 80. Morris Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1922-1925 [7 files]. Box 5 81. Morris Board of Taxation, 1922-1924. 82. Morris Traction Company, 21 August & 5 September 1924. 83. Ocean complaints, 1923. 84. Ocean Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1923. 85. Ocean Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 86. Passaic appointments, 1923 [2 files]. 87. Passaic complaints, 1923-1924. 88. Passaic Boards of Elections, 1923. 89. Passaic Judge of Common Pleas, 1923-1924. 90. Passaic Judge of District Court, 1923-1924. 91. Passaic Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 92. Salem appointments, January - March 1923. 93. Salem complaints, 25-27 September 1923. 94. Salem Board of Elections, February 1925. 95. Salem Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1924-1925. 96. Salem Board of Taxation, 1923-1925. 97. Somerset complaints, February - April 1925. 98. Somerset Prosecutor of the Pleas, March 1923 & January 1925. 99. Somerset Board of Taxation, 1923-1925 [2 files]. 100. Sussex complaints, 1923-1925. 101. Sussex Judge of Circuit Court, January 1923. 102. Sussex Board of Taxation, 1924-1925. 103. Union appointments, 1923-1924. 104. Union complaints, 1923-1924. 105. Union Board of Elections, 1923-1924. 106. Union Judge of Circuit Court, 1922-1923. 107. Union Judge of Common Pleas, 1923-1924 [5 files]. file:///M|/highpoint/webdocs/state/darm/darm2011/guides/guides%20for%20pdf/s4100001.html[5/16/2011 9:34:07 AM] NJDARM: Collection Guide - Box 6 108. Union Prosecutor of the Pleas, 1922-1926 [3 files]. 109. Union Board of Taxation, January - March 1925. 110. Warren complaints, 1924-1925. 111. Warren Board of Elections, 1923-1924. 112. Warren Judge of Common Pleas, December 1922 - March 1923. 113. Warren Board of Taxation, 1924-1925. Correspondence filed by subject: 1. Accountants, Public, State Board of, 1923-1925 [2 files]. 2. Accounts, 1923-1924. 3. Adjutant General, 1922-1925 [7 files]. 4. Aeroplanes, 1923-1925. 5. Agricultural College, Board of Visitors of, 1922-1926 [2 files]. Box 7 6. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1923-1924 [2 files]. 7. Agriculture, New Jersey Department of, 1923-1925 [6 files]. 8. Agriculture, U.S. Department of, 1923-1924. 9. Alien Property Custodian, July - August 1923. 10. Amendments to the State Constitution, June - November 1925. 11. American Legion, 1923 & 1925 [2 files]. 12. Applications for position, 1922-1925 [4 files]. 13. Appointments, 1923-1924. 14. Appropriations, 1923-1924. 15. Arbitration Bill, National, January - July 1924. 16. Architects, State Board of, 1923 & 1925. 17. Armed Forces, Discharges from, 1924-1925. Box 8 18. Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association, 1923-1925 [3 files]. 19. Attorney General, 1923-1925 [4 files]. 20. Autographs, requests for, 1925. 21. Banking and Insurance, 1923-1925 [2 files]. 22. Banking Legislation, 1924-1925 [4 files]. Box 9 23. Beach Pollution, 1923-1925 [11 files]. 24. Belleau Wood Memorial Association, June 1923. 25. Billboards, November - December 1924. 26. Bills Approved, 1923-1925 [3 files]. 27. Blind, Commission for the, 1923-1925. 28. Blue Sky Law, June 1923. 29. Boxing Commission, State, 1922-1925. file:///M|/highpoint/webdocs/state/darm/darm2011/guides/guides%20for%20pdf/s4100001.html[5/16/2011 9:34:07 AM] NJDARM: Collection Guide - 30. Boy Scouts, National Council of, 1923-1925. Box 10 31. Boys, State Home for, 1923-1925 [2 files]. 32. Bridge and Tunnel Commission, Interstate, 1923-1925 [14 files]. Box 11 33. Bridge, Camden - Philadelphia, 1918-1925 [9 files]. 34. Bridge, Fort Lee - Washington Point, 1923-1925 [4 files] 35. Bridges, Toll, Commission for the elimination of, 1923-1924 [2 files]. Box 12 36. Budget, 1923-1925 [6 files]. 37. Budget Commission, 1924. 38. Building and Loan Associations, 1923-1925. 39. Canvassers, State Board of, November 1924 & November 1925. 40. Census Takers, 1925. 41. Central Garage, October - November 1923. 42. Chancery, Court of, 1923-1925 [2 files]. 43. Child Hygiene, 1923 [2 files] 44. Child Labor Amendment, 1924-1925 [2 files]. Box 13 45. Child Labor Conference, 20th Anniv., 1924-1925. 46. Child Welfare Conference, 1925. 47. Children's Guardians, State Board of, 1923-1925 [4 files]. 48. Christian Citizenship Conference, International, 1923. 49. Circuit Court Judges, 1922-1925 [3 files]. 50. City Planning, National Conference on, 1923. 51. Civil Service Commission, 1923-1925 [3 files]. 52. Coast Erosion, 1924-1925 [3 files]. Box 14 53. Commerce and Navigation, 1923-1925 [5 files]. 54. Commissioners of Deeds, 1923-1924. 55. Confirmations of Governor's nominations, Senate, 1924-1925. 56. Conservation and Development, 1915 & 1922-1925 [6 files]. 57. Constitution Day, 1923. 58. Constitution, U.S.S., Restoration of the, 1925. Box 15 59. Crime, 1924-1925 [7 files]. 60. Custodian of the Capitol, 1923-1924. 61. Dairy Matters, 1923 & 1925. 62. Deaf, New Jersey School for the, September 1924. file:///M|/highpoint/webdocs/state/darm/darm2011/guides/guides%20for%20pdf/s4100001.html[5/16/2011 9:34:07 AM] NJDARM: Collection Guide - 63. Defense Day, 1924-1925 [3 files]. 64. Delaware River Treaty [Tri-State] Commission, 1923-1925 [4 files]. 65. Delegates, Miscellaneous, 1923-1925 [2 files]. Box 16 66. Dentistry, State Board of Registry & Examination in, 1923-1925 [4 files]. 67. Detectives, State, 1925. 68. Education, Higher, 1924-1925.
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