Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-07-14

Regular meeting of the Board of
Excise Commissioners of the City of
July 7th. 1910.
The members present were Commits
sioners Cornelison, Burns, Tymrakie-
WIGS, Fritzinger and President Hem
derson.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following letters were received
and referred to the Committee of the
whole:
June 27, 1910.
Mr.. La Roe.
Perth Amboy, N. ].
In reply to your communication to
us In regards a wholesale city license,
We desire to inform you hat we ave
no intention to sell anything in this
town under a stamped package, there
fore we do not see any necessity of
q license. Awaiting further advice
from you, we remain,
Yours respectfully,
The Amboy Liquor Co.
HI. Castlebaum, Mgr.
July 6, 1910.
Mr.. Wilbur La Roe,
City Clerk,
Yours Of the 18th ult was duly re-
ceived, / note that you say in regard
to the Board of Excise Commissioners
20 psftn A ea f6ss e aasanf {ba sec f SM sen en-
ling liquor at wholesale without a Il
cense according to tho ordinance OF
said Excise Board, and that It 10 re-
CURED Of me to apply for a wholesale
license in time TO be acted upon al
to be held july 7th, isfo, and in case
the Board requires hat I appear be.
fore them on said date to show cause
why I should not take out such a H.
cense as above referred to.
In reDlv 7 her to 9tAtA that AS L IN
derstand the ordinance unde which
the Excise Board Of Perth Amboy op-
ling liquor in quantities In excess o.
FIVE gallons.
I respectfully refer the Board to sec
ton two of said ordinance which reads
offer or expose for sale any intoxicat
Ing drinks in any quantity from one
quart to five gallons without a licens'
for that purpose first had and obtain
ed; as po mention is made of sales II
quantities In excess of Ave gallons IL
the said ordinance, and SO far as
ls required nor provided for by thu
New Jersey State laws, therefore I fat
to see where the Board of Excise o
Perth Amboy has any power to act II
cass where such sales are made, and a.
all my sales consist of quantities o
five gallons or more, consequently I se'
no reason why I should apply to TIN
Board for such a license.
Very respectfully yours.
J. N Jefferson.
Morris Judas was permitted to with
cense at ISL New Brunswick avenue
An application from NJ. Parzygnat t.
transfer his saloon license from s21 I,
5e state street was on motion u
! fer of saloon licenses,
GsGrge Hoiue aos Prospect street, t
John zaremba. sss Insles street, t
: Leonard Zaremba.
, John Ryan. IS Smith street to H. ]
I Sedgwick.
I Were presented and on motion take
: up balloted for and granted
! Applications for the following hote
! Floyd M. Brown, 80 Smith street.
4 George w. Crawford, "a Smith street
J We're taken up balloted for and gran
Applications for the following saloo.
! licenses
8 Peter Joglosky, s7s catherins stree
? Meinert Olsen, 4s4 High street.
Carsten C~arstenson, 1874 Fayette atree
\ stephen r. scigulinsky. Bs Parke
9 3 Michael stumpf. $40 Charles street.
y Christ Larsen. 800 Elm street
Ralph A. Bulls, $50 Hartford street.
: John zarembs, az Insiee street.
a Were. on motion taken up. bailote
for and granted.
An application was presented for
saloon license for John Sawlcki, at 6
Hall yenue On motion the rules wey
( suspended, the license taken up, baIloi
: ed Tor and refused.
An application from Dewitt G.. Tres
n for q hotel license at 152 New Bruins
q wick avenue, was taken up balloted fc
On motion the Board adjourned.
Q LAROE.
Clerl