Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-12
HEALTH BOARD
WANT WARRANT
Commissioners lnCensed
Over Samuel Carlton's Pc
fusaI to Obey Rules.
ARE TIREB OF FOOLIkG
Empower Committee TO Hays
Him krrested--P
hust Take Out Licenses.
ARE TIREB or FOOLING

That the rules and reaula tions OF
the Board Of Health of this city must
be strictly adhered to, was clearly
demonstrated by the attitude of the
commissioners at their meeting held
last night. Samuel Carlton, who for
the past two years, il is declared has
| openly defied the board by not living
| up to the code after due notice. was
one of the main topics of conversation
at the meeting. Carlton, who owns
property in Hartford street, the com.
mlssioners say, thinks that he can
run things to suit himself and action
was taken last night to bring him and
any others in his class, to task. Geo.
Wustefeld, chairman Of the sanitary
committee, was empowered to go before
Recorder Kehoe today and have a war
rant issued for Carlton
Time Is Allowed Others.
n. n. Alling was given until May
10 to abate the nuisance at 6ss State
street; John C. Brown, until May Is,
for property at Oak street; and Jacob
Goldsmith for property at 3l7 State
street, until April %, TO comply with
the code of the board.
Frederick Before Board
III. Frederick, of 496 Amboy avenue,
appeared at last night s session to an
swer why his property at 422, 424 and
426 Seaman avenue, was not in a ssni-
tary condition. Mr.. Frederick explain
ed that P. j. Monaban, of South Am
boy, was the contractor who had charge
of the plumbing work in his houses.
He said the plumber had violated his
agreement by placing two inch drain
pipes instead of four inch ones as call.
ed for in the contract The board viii
hold Mr.. Frederick responsible and
he was given until May Is TO make
the change. Monahan was sumomned to
last night session but failed to ap-
pear The members were considerably
incensed over his action, and the clerk
wa instructed to notify him that he
must appear next Tuesday night TO
answer why his plumber license
should have been revoked.
After City Attorney.
The property at '175 Madison avenne
is one that requires the immediate at
tention of the board, it was stated. Sew
eral months ago the City Attorney, G.
WITT TrTJyr ySrs.TTTy Cfs
Fleming estate, of which th5s lol !.
a part. During the winter the pond
was used for skating purposes and as
the warm weather approaches the odor
of the stagnant water is unbeatable
The Judiciary committee was iHstrue-
ted to ascertain why the city attorney
has not attended to the matter and to
keep in touch with him until he takes
it up with the proper authorities.
Plumbers Must Renew Licenses.
Deputy Inspector Frost notified the
board that the city is free from ell
cases of diptheria, with very few Of
other diseases of contagious nature
existing 1t was also decided that all
plumbers, whose bonds have expiredp
must have them renewed before tho
next meeting, else they VIII not be ale
lowed to do any work in this city.
Clerk LaRoe was instructed to notify
the BARRIERS that their licenses expire
on May /.
Permits were granted F A. Seaman,
of Smith street, to sell milk aud Mich
ael Bubs, of II Parker street, 10 keep
cow.
a bill was received from schieffelia
CO., of New York, amounting to $3s.-
40. for anti-toxin. On motion the bin
was ordered paid. On reps~t of the in
spector special permits We're granted
for 427 Park avenue, 46l Jehnstone
street. and the corner of Rector and
Gordon streets.
Mosquito determination
As State Entomologist J. B. Smith,
has not as vet named date at which
he or one of his staff will appear in
this city relative to exterminating mos,
duitos, the clerk was instructed 10
Communicate with him again ana ask
him to set a date as soon IS possible.
Commissioners Leo Schwartz. P. n.
Kennedy. Justus Kaletsch and George
Wusterfeld were present.