Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-10-04
EXCISE BOARD MAKES
RULES MORE STRICT.
All Transfers from
Place TO Place
Affected.
TO INVESTIGATE

The Board of Excise Commission
ers held their regular monthly meet
| ing last night in the council chamber
at city hall and rule No. q, of the
regular book of rules, was, by unani-
] nous consent, made to include ap-
l iplications of transfers from place to
place. At the present time, the rule
reads that applications for all new
licenses. when first received, must be
laid over until next regular meet
ing. This rule will hereafter be
made to read that all new applica-
tions and applications for a trans
fer from place to place, must be laid
over until the next regular meeting
With this rule so amended, the in
vestigating committee will have time
to look up applications for such
transfers as well as for new licenses.
This amendment was suggested by
President Mulcahahey.
The new ordinance affecting an in
crease in both retail and wholesale
licenses, has gone into effect, and all
renewals and new licenses issued last
night will require the increased fee,
$3.50 for a retail license and 5000
for wholesale
Another Splitter Application.
An application for the privilege of
keeping a saloon at 10 Hall avenue,
in the name of Abraham l.. Splitter,
was received and, under the rules
laid over until the next regular meet
ing. The new applicant is a son of
David Splitter, whose license the
board refused the renew, rejected a
few months ago.
AS suggested by President Null
chahey, the applications for renew
ais were acted upon at one time and
nine were granted by unanimous
vote. The application for a renewal
of Mike Stankowitz, was balloted
upon separately and was unanimous
ly passed. The application, it was
stated, had been lost in the post Of
flee, and had not reached the board
at the last meeting. The license ex-
pired September "a.
| The applications of Mailer & Zuck-
| er for a wholesale license at 1S7
Smith street, and of Frank Anderch
| for saloon at 761 State street were
unanimously granted. The applica-
! tion for transfer of the license held
| by Adam Laskowski to Frank Mac
rowsky for the saloon at 35 Gather
inc street. was granted.
The following applications were,
under the rules, laid over: David
Isenberg for a saloon license at 43
| New Brunswick avenue; transfer of
Joseph DAM, SO Inslee street, to Will
liam Kazekas; and that of Andrew
Holsheimer. 27S Smith street, to
William Cassidy.
The application for a transfer of
the license held by Steve Maxcuzgo,
65 Charles street, to Andrew Clark,
was laid over. following the suggest
ion of Chairman Seaman of the in
! vestigating committee.
The application for saloon license
entered by John S. Peterson, was
laid over for the second time, on the
ground that it was not properly be-
fore the board. The application for
a saloon license of y. Robinson at
242 Smith street, was withdrawn at
! the request of the applicant.
Two Licenses are Refused.
| The aplicat tion of Joseph Galaidia
| for a bottling license at New Bruins
wick avenue and Washington street
was refused by a vote of two blanks
and three against. The application
for a saloon license at 255 Market
street, entered by Clarence futile.
was refused by full vote.
| The ordinance committee reported
progress and the investigating com
mittee reported as the applications
came up for vote.
A caucus was held before thu
meeting until nearly $50 o'clock, il
the ante room adjoining the counci
chamber.
All of the members were presen
and it was unanimously decided tina
the board adjourn to October II
This was done that three applica
tions which were not before The
board, might be acted upon. The
clerk as a rule usually notifies the
licensees, as to what time their IL
censes expire. In the case of the
! three places just mentioned the clerk
had not sent out such notices. and
the board deemed it but fair that the
meeting be adjourned to grant the
renewals before the places would
otherwise have to be closed.
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