Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-11-15
AGAIN REFUSE
VOGEL PERMIT
Health Board has Received
No Report of Recent inspec
tion Of State Body.
FOR SLAUGHTER HOUSE
Matter Referred to Milk and
Food Committee Board
May Prosecute Meredith.

AS no official word has been re-
ceived from the State Board or
Health, regarding the last inspee-
ton by that board of the slaughter
house OF Max vogel, OF Broad street,
in Pulaski avenue, the Board Of
Health last night again refused 10
grant the Vogel license and referred
the entire matter to the COMMITTEES
on milk and food supplies. Cota-
missioner Leo Schwartz, chairman
OF that committee. will take the
matter up with state department
and endeavor to securess report OF
the recent inspection before the nast
meeting of the board.
Vogel at the Meeting
Mr.. Vogel was present last night.
but was granted no hearing. Ths
board held session Of the commit
tee of the whole before adiourning
the regular meeting, and follow lllg
this conference took the action ms
toned in the foraeoinp Br
l.. Lund health officer, has Inspected
the Vogel property in Pulaski d
nue. and made a favorable report
He stated the only unsanitary condi-
tions noted were breaks In sewer
pipes and stagnant ponds on ada
Joining properties. The Vogel IL
cense difficulty has been before the
board for two months.
Meredith Objects.
William r. Meredith. who owns
property in Pulaski avenue, sent a.
communication to the board object
ing to the granting OF the Vogel n
eense His attitude aroused the
hoard considerable because he. II II
alleged maintains stagnant ponds on
his property In that vicinity He
win be summoned to appear before
the board on November "a ansa
show cause why he should nor fe
prosecuted.
Perrine and Buckelew. Of James
burg, informed the board by felteT
that they maintain no nnisances en-
their property in First street. Re-
ferred to the sanitation COMMITTEES.
The State Board of Health ia
quired through Clerk La Roe, as 70
whether the local board includes tn.
its milk code a proviso that all
score boards of dairies dealing ~
this city should show 8 0 per cen sf
possible 100 per cent Clerk f.a5
Roe was Instructed to inform tlse
lstate department that sneh mea-
sure Is included and also asa for
new score Boarfs On dairfes ann
milk depots.
Health Officers Report.
Health Officer Lund made the fol~
loving report for October Dipnthez
ria, I3; scarlet fever, q; dysintervs
q: typhoid, A tuberculosis. / fugn-
| n tJr Jrau x9f
plumbing Inspections, 80.
Rudolph Patrick was grated re-
newaI of his scayenger license
Thirty-seven milk dealers with wag-
ons; eighteen dealers, with cows
and twenty-six dealers, with stores,
were granted licenses. The license
numbers will he. to 100, for wag-
ons. 101 to 200, for COWS: 30l 10
400 for stores.
James f. Burns was refunded
ls1,50 on special permit he secured
| but was unable to use. Following
were the bills paid: Ralph Z. sea-
man. s5: r. s. Meade. s37.75s A.
| p Lubach, s13. October receipts
follow; Plumbing, SGT: BARRIERS II
censes, So; milk licenses, $se
Nuisances Abafed-
Following nuisances reported
abated: 728 CortIandt street, sos
Kirkland place, 332 Stockton street,
.335-337 Prospect street, 7es Charles
street. 706 Charles street, 322 Fay
ette street Alleged nulsanees uil-:
abated 530 Johnstone street, 33Si
Hall avenue. 52S Johnstone street,
102 First street.
BARRIERS Get Licenses.
Applications for BARRIERS licenses
at 4S9 State street and 25s New
Brunswick avenue were granted
Application for license at 338 Wat
son avenue was laid over. Herbert
iipman's application for a master
plumbers license referred to plumb
ing and sewer committee for inyes-
tigation. Board adjourned until
November %. Those present were
President Justus Kaletseh, commis-
sioners Kennedy, Schwartz and
Wustefeld.
Automobile for iilre uay or n1sht
Phone fsf or see G. A. Sexton. 7o
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