Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-15
HEALTH BOARD
TO PROSECUTE
THREE OWNERS
Refer kuisances to City At
torney--Grant License for
Slaughter House.
RAISE SALARY OF CLERK
milk CAMPAIGN

That present nuisances must be
abated Is the determination of the
Board of Health and working along
these lines on motion of Commits
sloner George Wustefeld, chairman
of the committee on sanitation, the
board last night referred three COM
plants to City Attorney Hommann,
through the Judiciary committee, for
prosecution. The parties in ques-
ton have been notified time and
time again that nuisance which they
are reported to be maintaining must
be abated but they have paid no
attention to the boards repeated
warnings. Last night, with others,
these three were notified to appear
before the board and give reasons
why they persist In ignoring the
boards warnings, but they failed to
appear. Those against whom action
Will be brought are Daniel Bronnell,
LOT SAG and 648 Catherine street; NJ
Peterson, of 154 Gordon street, and
A. B. Wallace, of 2S3 Water street.
Extension of time for the abate-
ment OF nuisances was granted upon
petition to Receiver Harry Conard,
of the property at 129 and 135 Fay
| cite street; Hyman Friedman. until
March l5, on Smith street proper
| ty; George Evans, until April 1, on
a property at and Smith sreet;
Joseph Gubilinsky, until April /, on
a property at 604 Elizabeth street;
Robert Sheppard, untif May 1, on a
property at 146 Gordon street
With two exceptions all these people
appeared in person before the board
and explained conditions at their
properties. Three nuisances were
reported abated.
Beginning Immediately the deputy
inspectors will start an investigation
of all stores selling milk to see In
what manner the article is Kept and
| to see If the store in question has a
| license. The result of these inspec-
tions will be reported to Commits
sioner Leo Schwartz, chairman of
the milk and food committee. Six
licenses were granted last night,
principally to storekeepers. The
! licenses of J. C. Miller, Of Goodwin
street; Wladislaus Eschalasky, OF
Morris street, and s. Horowitz were
laid over pending reports as to milk
lsupply, sanitary surroundings, etc.
| the State Board of Health showing
1 @ ihshA nSd III Ftli ious
dairies In this portion OF the state
who supply milk to this city.
| The board having passed fayora-
bly, on the new slaughter house of
A. Wertheim, In New Brunswick
avenue, license was granted last
night for its operation The estab-
lishment is said to be up-to-date In
every particular.
Commissioner P. n. Kennedy sub
mitted resolution, which was
adopted, making the salary of Clerk
Wilbur LaRoe 5000 yearly, to be
paid monthly. This figure, which is
an increase of $50 over what has
been apportioned the clerk in the
past, is fixed because of the great
increase in the work of the secre-
tary which has envolved during the
past year. The present pure milk
campaign and other matters which
the board has taken up has entailed
much new clerical work in eonnec-
ton with the business Of the board
Final plumbing inspection permits
Nos. $50 to 345, inclusive, We're
granted
Members of the board present at
last nights meeting were: Presi-
dent Kaletsch and Commissioners
Schwartz, Kennedy, Macan and
Wustefeld.