Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-06-28
GLUCK CHOSEN
OFFICE CLERK
Health Beard Appoint Gem
missioner SchWartz's Nom
inee for the Position.
GETS PRESIDENTS VOTE
Health Officer Lund and
Deputy Inspectors Are Re-
elected fer Another Year.

Edward Gluck, of 329 Smith
street, secretary of the Y. M. H. A.,
of this city, was unanimously elected
office clerk of the Board of Health
last night, at salary of seventy-five
dollars month. He is the nominee
of Commissioner Leo Schwartz and
presented an application for the posi-
tion last Tuesday night. He will be-
gin his duties on July l.
Commissioner George Wustefeld,
who fought for time last week and
bitterly opposed the appointment of
any man but his candidate, Andrew
McCabe, Jr., Of Prospect street, did
not vote on the question last night
and thus the election became unani-
nous. President Justus Kaletsch,
however, had a change of views and
regardless of the fact that Mr..
Kaletsch originally placed McCabe's S
name before the board. In justice to
Mr.. McCabe it Is stated that he with
drew his application some time ago,
in fact before any other application
had been received. The EVENING
NEWS stated that Gluck would be
elected in recent story.
DIR. Iund Is Reelected.
DR.. J. L. Lund was unanimously
reelected health officer of the city for
a term expiring July 1, 1912. Sam
uel T. Frost and John H. Kerr were
also reelected deputy health inspec-
tors and assistants to the health
officer for similar terms.
Caucus Is Peaceable.
A short caucus was held prior to
the regular meeting of the board last
night. No loud or dissenting voices
were heard from within the closed
doors, not even a whisper. 1t was
evident that the fight for clerk was
carried on in a more peaceful way
than at the last meeting. That
President Kaletsch had changed his
views regarding McCabe as a possi-
BILE candidate was plain when he
voted for Gluck. Commissioner
Wustefeld, however, stuck to his
man, not voting when Gluck's name
was brought up The others present
all voted for Gluck as clerk, making
the election unanimous.
Time for Attachments.
Ole Pierson, OF 800 Catherine
street, was given until March l. 1912
to install sanitaries in his house.
Edward Gutowski, of 314 Catherine
street, was allowed until August
to abate a nuisance at his place
John Danner was given until October
/ to abate nuisance. A. Zulinsk1
asked for time to install new toilets
at 26b Kirkland place. He was
granted until December /. Mr.. Nc
Namara promised to abate nu1s-
ance at 1917 State street by Sep
tember 1.
A letter was received from VIM
Pierce & Son in regard to the prop
erty at High and Lewis streets. II
stated that the owners could not be
found, relative to the unsanitary
conditions there. The letter was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee. A
communication, endorsing Edward
Gluck for the position of clerk, was
received from the Y. M. H. A. of this
city, and placed on f1le. An esti'
mate Of $44.25 was received from
Vino Horak for overhauling the
health board wagon.
Sanitation Committee.
The sanitation committee reported
that nuisances at lac Gordon, 110
High, 545 Hartford, and 402 State
street had been abated. Complaints
of alleged nuisances maintained by
William H. Fullerton, Tube Dimond
A. H. Dunham, Herman Ellis (2O,
P. ]. Goldsmith, T. Tonnesen, and j.
Kreielsheimer were referred to the
judiciary committee.
Plumber Makes Application.
Application for plumbing license
was received from William Sabo, OF
TAT State street. George St1llwell
applied for permit to install special
plumbing at the home OF Mrs. Ben
ton in Water street; Kleusendorf &
Wodder also for permit for special
plumbing. All were referred to the
plumbing and sewers committee, with
power to act 1t was moved and sec
onded that the committee on supplies
Investigate the buying of typewriter
for the use Of the clerk.
Bills to the amount of S6.65 were
ordered paid. The meeting adjourn
ed until July II. Those present
were President Kaletsch, Commits
sioners Kennedy, Schwartz, Wuste-
field and Macan.
For Sale-Horse, carriage and har-
ness Very reasonable. @. A. Sex