Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-07-21
COmmi SSionerS
Say That MUS
anCeS Must Be
A b ate d a n d
Rules Enforced
to tn e | etter.
GARBAGE COLLECTING
TO Be DONE AT NIGHT

Owing to the neglect of several prop
trty owners to clean up when ordered
10 do SO by the health authorities and,
because of abuse that has at times been
beaped upon the city's deputy inspec-
tors, the Board Of Health, at a regular
meeting last night adopted motion to
make application to have the deputies
appointed as special policemen, with
power to make arrests. The commits
bioners decide to make application to
Mayor Bollschweiler.
This is. expected to do away with
eivil suits and hereafter criminal actions
will be instituted against property
owners who do not comply with the or
ders. such measures are deemed ne'es-
sary, as for instance, one of the deputies
was recently abused by an italian fruit
dealer in upper Smith streer and also
because some persons maintain nuis-
ances which they siealfastly refuse to
ahate.
Samuel Carlton, whose wife Owns sew
nral housesIiN NHastfordstreet, is declared
to maintain backyard nulsances, that
have existed for the past year or more.
He will be given few days to remedy
the defects and, if it is not done, say the
authorities, he may pe hailed before tho
recorder.
Commissioner P N. Kennedy made a
motion to have the deputy inspectors
appointed as special policemen without
pay by the city.
Night Collection of Garbage.
Chairman Henderson, of the Santa
tion committee, gave detailed report
of conference with Mayor Bollschwei-
Ter and Alderman at-Large Voorhees, re-
garding the garbage collection PROPOSE
tien. He said that the city fathers
expect to have The contractors start the
night collection of garbage on August
l. Districts will be defined, he said
80 that the contractors may work after
a system. Districts will be mapped out
today and Truant Officer Meshrow will
he asked to spread the report of the
change among the foreigners in certain
sections Of the city where English news
papers are not read much. Mr.. Hender
son said that, under the new system,
two collections will be made a week
generally throughout the city and three
times on Smith and State streets. On
the latter thoroughfares collections will
probably be made on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. The commissioner
concluded his report by stating that the
contractors, Graham & McKeon, expect
to put on foreman and additional wag
ons. No garbage will be removed from
cellars or rear yards. Police co-opera.
tion in the matter has been enlisted
Morris Vogel was granted renewal
Of his slaughtering license in Central
avenue.
The granting Of his permit developed
the fact that unlicensed slaughtering
places are being maintained in certain
places in the city and the health author.
tiles are going to make an unexpected
raid
Deputy Inspector Clark made report
of his recent tour Of inspection of ice
boxes in meat markets. Commissioner
Henderson moved that all meats in ice
boxes must be kept off the floor except in
eases or necessity, and in such instances
it must be in clean and tight recepta-
cles. The motion prevailed. Deputy
Clark said he had visited shops on July
8, o and 12.
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