Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1911-12-27
REVOKE MILK
LICENSE HERE
Health Board Takes Action
Following Report Made by
State Inspector.
ARE in WOODBRIDGE
inspectors to Go After Own
ers of Pigs Which Run
at Large.
ARE in WOODBRIDGE

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Drastic. measures were taken BIZ
the Board of Health IN special sep
sion last night, against e. Fe1dnfan
and $. Feuchtbalim, two Wood
bridge township milk men, whose
6afrles were found unsanitary at b
recent inspection made by w J
Willsey, OF the State Board Of
Health. Feuehtbaum, who, IT. de-
.veloped, holds no license. was before
the board In person and received
severe reprimand. Feldman did not
answer the summons, wAeraauon HIS
license was revoked and Clerk SNqfl-
bur La Roe instructed to notify the
offender that he is barred from sell
Ing milk in this city, until he meets
all requirements Feuohtbaum was
advised to restore sanitary coqdi-
items and then apply to the state
department for license.
Clerk La Roe was further In
structed to notify the clerk Of Wood
bridge township OF the boards ac-
ton, and advise an investigations
Also, to inform Chief of PoIiee Pat
rick j Burke. Of this city, that tho
sale Of milk from these dairies iii
this city must be stopped immediate-
'ly, as same Is Injurious to health.
Under this heading, Mr.. La Roe was
instructed to inform Chief Burke
that all milk dealers must exhibit
"a license tag on their wagons, ura-
der penalty OF violation OF i city
ordinance.
-Four applications for milk Ii-x
censes were laid over, as the source
Is either the FeIdmon or Feuchtz
baum dairy. The applicants re-
fused were: /. stemorn. 3 7e Prospect
street; ] Goldberqer, 32g State.
Street; William Massopust, 1S0
Chauneey street; ] Katz. 1 80 Fay
cite street. Twenty I'VE other appli-
cations for milk licenses were
granted.
Inspector Willsey found thinaa
very unsanitary at both dairies, III
reported, The state board rentsires
that the dsiries must show SO .per
cent on d sanitary test. while Feld-
mans score was but III 30 per cent
and iseachIbanaaa 49.5N par cent
The former Is a tenant az 4 MI. RYAN
OF Woodbridge and owns dairy III
Woodbridge which incsudas stxf's@ !
five cows The daily supply from
that source is 500 quarts. Clerk
Gluck, of the department viii make
a list of every wholesale soufce
hereabouts, and ascertain IL licensed
or not. The hoard is determined
70 improve sanitary conditions in
dairies in this vicinity, II possible..
No More Pigs.
inspectors Frost s.1is .f1prr. OF 1ne &
department, started out today after
all names and addresses of owners
OF pigs. Commissioner Kennedy de-.
clared the pigs are running wild ID
the northern section OF the city.
which custom should cease. The
owners OF pigs will be summoned I'd
appear before the board on January
2 and show cause why they should
not sell their pigs and buy ether
pets.
Hawkins Bros, formerly OF Tot1sE
tenville, S. r.. now residing at I04
Catalpa avenue, applied for d mas
ter plumbers license They fur
nisbed a $500 bond, signed by Ds-
ear Schroeder and Albert Leon.
James S. Wight appeared for the APP
plicants, but did not address the
board The application was referred
to the plumbing committee, 1T
which Commissioner Kennedy ID
chairman.
The sanitation COMMITTEES. 81
which Commissioner George Wuste-
field is chairman, was appointed I'd
confer with the committee on streets
and sewers, Of the Board 81 Alder
men, relative to sewer extensions In
as = ss.e-s
street, the latter between Fayetta
and Broad streets TIE matter OF
an extension In Division street was
presented 10 the board BY Mr..
Wustefeld, in behalf of constituents.
Following were nliisances reported
abateds 591 Elizabeth street, So
Compton avenue, Alleged nnisancaa
unabated: 528 Iohnstons street, $50
Johnstone street. 797 State street
Owners Of property at these address,
es will be sunlomend to appear be-
fore the board on January 3. Ap-
plication for barber shop license af
375 Gross street laid over for one
week, The Isehigh Valley r. r.. ins
formed the board by letter that
nuisances maintained by thai com
pany in the northern section Of the
city will be abated Immediately
Application for special pIumhjns
permit at SIS Smith street. referred
to plumbing committee, with powe4.
Application for special permit ae
562 Johnstone street was granted
Final inspection has been made oa
permits Numbering ca 10 65D, irls
elusive Bills Of Frank Neer,
s17.10 and r. and II Chemical Co,
s12t5, were ordered paid. The
board adjourned until January
Those present we're; President JUS
tus Kaletsch Commissioners
Kennedy, Robert w Maean. George
Wussefeld and Leo Schwartz