Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-03-08
EXCISE BOARD DENIES
TWO APPLICATIONS.
BottIing Licenses
Refused One
By 81 Vote
FEW WITHDRAW


AT a meeting of the excise board
last night in the council chamber at
city hall a number of new licenses
were refused and several renewals
were granted.
The board passed motion tnat
the $25 which Reuben Mahley had
! paid for a transfer of his license
from State and Commerce streets to
/ Fayette and State streets be rs-
( funded through the council, as the
transfer was revoked by the new
board and the transfer has never
been made. The printing committees
made a report of progress and stat
ed that list of licensed saloons and
bottling places throughout the city
is now in the hands of a printer.
The following applications for newN
bottling licenses which were laid on
the table at the last meeting were re-
fused last night: David Wolfson, 292
Prospect street, refused by vote of
3 to /; Paul Elmer, Miller street.
refused by a full vote. The applfca-
tion of S. Splitter for g Smith street
was withdrawn by Mr.. Splitter.
The following renewals were grant
ed. Saloon license of George G. Hor-
isko, 337 Smith street, saloon license
of John Labeda, 372 Smith street.
saloon license of August Mussigbrodt
As Hall avenue, saloon license Of
Alex. Petrosky, sc Hall avenue.
Fire Chief Baker Must Wait o Days.
Jorgen Martinusen, who keeps
saloon at 312 State street, malc nm
| application for a transfer OF his IL
cense to Thomas w. Baker. Mr..
Baker was present in hehalf of him
/ self. He was questioned by Prcsi-
dent Mulchahey as to the time Of his
residence in this county which under
the rules of the board must be
! year or more. AS Mr.. Baker said he
has not been a resident of this coun-
ty for quite a year yet, President
Mulchahey advised him to withdraw
| his application, which he did. Mar
tinusen has already Gold his place to
Baker at 312 State street. Mr.. Ba-
ker has nine days yet to live here
when he will have been in the coun-
ty year. He will make a new ap-
plication and present it at the next
meeting. The application for trans
fer of the saloon business at ISL
| Washington street, now owned BY
/ James J. Garland, to Peter Horobach.
laid over until the next meeting
Repak Withdraws Application.
The application recently presented
by Andrew Repak for a saloon liz
cense at 100 Mechanic street has
been withdrawn by Repak. The case
between Peterson and Repak Is still
pending in the higher courts of New
Jersey. and for that reason Repak has
withdrawn his application. Mrs.
Susie Repak presented an applica-
tion at the meeting last night for a
saloon license at 100 Mechanic street
! which was, under the rules, laid
over until the next meeting of the
board
The application of Joseph Cohen
for hotel license at State street and
Hall avenue was withdrawn by Leo
Goldberger, Mr.. Cohen's attorney. As
Cohen had only been a resident of
the county six or seven months the IL
cense could not be granted. The new
application of Sigmund Splitter for a
wholesale license at 13 Smith street
was under the rule laid over until
the next meeting.
On motion the board adjourned.
: Commissioners Seaman, Meshrow and
Cheshire were present, as was also
President Mulhcahey. Mayor Boil
schweiler was present.
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