Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1912-06-12
FIGHT CENTERS
OVER CONTROL
OF CONVENTION
CLAIM SECTION
IS UNSAhITARY
Pulaski Avenue Residents Ap-
pear Before Health Board.

Claiming that living in the vicinity
of Parker street and Pulaski avenue is
made uninhabitable by filthy and un-
sanitary conditions, seven property own
ers in that section appeared before the
Board Of Health last night. After lis
tening to their grievances the Commits
sioners ordered the clerk to communi-
cate with those in charge of the Mere
dith property ordering them to place
the dumping ground in a sanitary con-
dition within space Of three days or
stand prosecution.
The property owners told the COM
missioners that their children have been
sickened by the odors emitting from
the partly filed in dumping ground.
The board will prohibit the privilege of
dumping at that spot and will cover
the site with three feet of earth. DR..
J. L. Lund, the health board physician,
in his monthly report showed that with
the increase of the warm weather, that
diseases in this city are dying away.
Rooms Are Crowded.
Never before in the history of the
board have as many people been sum
moned for one session, as were present
last night. The three rooms were
crowded and yet some fingered in the
hallway until called for. Severe repri-
mands were meted out to some while
extra space of time WAS extended to
others. Eleven property owners sum
moned at last night s meeting never ap-
peared and so incensed over their disre-
gard Of the rulings of the board that
the commissioners will prosecute the
offenders.
Censre Milk Dealer.
NJ Weinstein, milk dealer, of South
Amboy was before the board and sew
erely ceusured for the manner of keep
ing his dairy. At the next inspection
| if he does not have his establishment
in top notch form then his license will
be revoked according to the statements
of the commissioners. Meyer CARRIER
attended the meeting relative to keep
ing an unsanitary meat market in Hall
avenue. After promising to fulfill the
requirements of the code he was al
lowed to continue business.
During the past month out Of sixty
four head of cattle slaughtered in this
city DR.. A. p. Luhach passed favorably
on ffty-fve and condemned nine. The
report of the veterinary also shows that
twenty three butcher shops were in
| spected during May. Eight were in eX-
cellent condition; three in good condi-
ton; eleven fair and one very poor.
A letter was received from d. j.
Kaufman complaining that rOOsters
awaken the neghbors along Rector
street at too early hours in the morn
ing. Expenses are to be cut by the
commissioners and it is probably that a
horse used by the inspectors will be
dispensed with in the future. Bills
amounting to $l4.50 were ordered paid,
Seven BARRIERS licenses were issued last
night.
Failed to Appear.
The following may be prosecuted for
not appearing at last night 8 meeting;
Bernard Dojahn, 297 Sutton street; w.
| G. Arnold, Sutton street; Mrs. Tessie
| Timko, 797 State street; Victor Pencos,
| Cleveland avenue; Mrs, Annie Deliman,
State street; F. L. Brown, Jacques
street; Kasing Zabriskie, Cleveland ave
nue.; Edward Novak, Hall avenue; Mr..
| Greenspan, Prospect street; F. l.. Smith,
Brighton avenue; William II. MotGit
Realty Co., Cleveland avenue.
Extensions of time were given to the
following; EgRers property at Maple
street, July Is; F. Trevonski, Charles
street, July /; Fciganspans Brewery,
Oak street, July 10; b. F. Rubright,
July Is; Michael Croyan, Charles street,
| July J.