The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-09
THINGS COME
BLOOMFIELD MAN GETS HIS
LICENSE o. K.
Oscar Dorting, VINO Acted as Manager
for Sick" Man, Now in LOCALIZED
Charge Of Saloon as Proprietor.

Oscar Dorting, of 10 Orange street,
Bloomfield. was last night granted All
cense by the Bloomfield Town Council TO
sell liquor at that address. Dorting had
made an application ir July. but as he mad
not been a resident Of the town at that
time for a year. as required by law, the
council. by a vote of four to two, laiu 1t
over until last night. Dorting in the mean
time had completed his years residence.
When the application was originally
made Mayor Sutphen and Councilmen
Murray and Davis were opposed 10 any
delay. and wanted to turn 1t down. Coun7
Gilman Murray was not present last night.
but Mayor Sutphen and Councilman Davis
were still firm in their opposition to grant
DortinR. who was present, in answer
to a number of questions put to him by
the Mayor. said that he had been artlns
as manager for a man named Sncrmans
under whose license the place had pesn
conducted for a year until July last. he
said he had a verbal contract with Sner-
man to act as his manager, but not a
written ore. Dorting said Sherman was.
very Ill when he assumed charge OF the
place. and departed a few months AFTER ne
had secured a license. He further saIq
that he did not know Shermans. present
address. but that the last he heard Of MN
he was in Connecticut. He was not sure
whether Sherman was still in the land OF
the living.
Mayor Sutphen commended that Dorting
had violated the law in conducting Q
place under another mans License, Win
nothing to show that he had been ap-
pointed : Mr.. Davis was of the
Councilman Unangst said hat if BORT
ing had violated the law In the past the
authorities had been lax In not prosecul-
'The question before us tonight" he
said. lis Porting's application for a License,
and that we must either grant or reject
a Co.naaflwaN ~, CDnnhnt an6 Ea rfand norm
spoke a good word for Dorting, and sald
that they had investigated his place ana
found everything all right.
Councilman Chabot made a motion rhal
the license be granted. and it was seconded
Councilman ! Unangst. The above
councilmen and Councilmen Frederieks
and Farrand voted to grant; while coun-
Gilman Davis voted against 1t.
David ~Steinfeld, who has been gathering
In stray CANNES in Montclair,. was ap..
dog warden, and he will also act
as dog catcher. Steinfeld will go from
house to house. beginning August 16. and
dogs If the owners so desire. He
receive twenty-five cents each for the
work. For those i%mpounded he will get
Building Inspector George NJ. Cadmus
was made smoke Inspector. He will get
busy along the line of the Erie Railroad,
where. It is said, the locomotives pour
'orth a compound that lis worse than fire,
,moke or va"
Charles Cadmus, superintendent of the
lien Ridge Cemetery, was mace Il special
,ficer, t. serve without compensation, at
he request of former Councilman Jesse
:. Green. The latter is secretary of the
Permission to erect a frame structure in
he rear of his present building at 81
slenwood avenue was denied Theodore
Mix when the building committee rem
Tered a written report against the grant,
ng of the permit. The plans of the pro-
POSED building. it is said, do not comply
With the provisions of the recently adopted
ordinance. 1t is probable now
Mix will erect a concrete, building to
store oils, gasoline, etc.. in.
Mayor Sutphen was authorized to
execute contracts for telephones to be
placed in the public schools.
A letter was received from Alonzo
Church. secretary of the Essex County
Park Commission, requesting a conference
the Council in regard to the old
East Orange disposal works property,
which the commission proposes to buy
to extend its park system. AT the sug-
of Councilman Unangst the late
Of the conference was fixed for Thursday
August %.
Bids for the construction of sidewalks
and crosswalks in Llewellyn avenue were
from Pasquale Cestone, Smith &
and John Doriety. They were
to the sidewalk COMMITTEE.