Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-09-06
Excise Board Pass
Ordinance On
Final Reading.
3 FOR; 2 BLANK
Saloon License Fee Is Raised Il
$3.50 Per Year and Wholesale
$600.-Dayid Spilzer Is Re-
fused Wholesale License
for Old Place on Hall
Avenue.

At meeting of the Board of Ex-
else Commissioners last night in the
council chamber at city hall, the
amendment to the ordinance provid
ing for an increase of $3.50 in retail
licenses and 500 in wholesale licen-
ses, was passed on its third and final
reading without amendment and was
put through by vote of three for
and two blank. There was no dis
cussion whatever on the subject and
after the clerk had read the heading
of the ordinance, a motion was made
| to vote upon it. With over 140 sa-
looms within the city limits, this will
mean an increase of over $4,000 in
revenue per annum for the city.
David Spitzer's application for q
Wholesale license at 10 Hall avenue
was refused by a vote of two for and
three against.
AS a license cannot, under the
rules, be granted at special meeting.
President Mulehahey' entertained a
motion that the minutes of the spec
ial meeting, held to grant the James
Kirby license, be amended to read by
unanimous consent" of the board
which made the minutes correspond
with the rules of the board.
The application of Clarence Tuttle
| for saloon at 255 Market street, was
laid over until the next meeting.
Chairman Seaman, of the Investigate
ing committee, reported that there
was no building at that location. II
was later discovered that the house
number should have been 251.
| Transfers Granted.
The following transfers were
granted: Mailer & Fucker, bottling
I1S7 Smith street, to David Wolfson
John Volkmuth, 76 Watson avenue
to Samuel Weiner; Joseph Muller
100 Mechanic street, to Andrew Rep.
ak; Anton Gotz, 62 Cortlandt street
to Samuel Gerry; Telesfor Kalskow
ski, IS Elizabeth street, to Brunislow
Melaski; August Sthlgens, 227 New
Brunswick avenue, to Joseph Las
kowski; Joseph Laskowski, $50 State
street, to Adam Laskowski; Angus
Nilsson, 81 Buckingham avenue, tt
Hans Lehman; Hans Lehman, bot
Ting. 349 State street, to 81 Buck
lingham avenue; George F. Mullen, 1!
Hall avenue, to Hyman Doris; AntoI
Kisko, SO Hall avenue, to Charle
Massopust; John Skroclli, 609 Stat
street, to Walter Kaczmarik.
The following applications wer'
withdrawn upon request of the ap
Iplicants: Anton Kisko, SO Hall eve
lnue, to Joseph E. Blaha; Louis Ger
Irachio, 191 Washington street; JohI
IE. Peterson, 235 Front street, to 105
Mechanic street.
The following applications were
laid over: Mailer & Fucker, for 6
wholesale license, 1877 Smith street;
Frank Andersen, 761 State street;
IN. Robinson, 242 Smith street Ga re-
monstrance has been filed against
. the granting of this license, which
will be read at the next meeting)
John E. Peterson, 235 Front stree
to 136 Penn street; Steve MaXcuzgo
les Charles street to Andrew Clark
Adam Laskowski, 35 Catherin
street to Frank MacrsOwski; Josepl
Galaida, Jr., for bottling license a
New Brunswick avenue and Washing
ton street.
The application of George Kolu
for a transfer to Paul Jaglowski, G
his license at Prospect street and Fay
ette street, was refused by a vote c
, three against and two for.
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