Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-10
DR.. LUBACH is
NEW INSPECTOR
Health Board Appoint Him to
Examine All Cattle Before
Killed Here.
IMPROVE FOOD SUPPLY
Transportation Companies
Must Not Admit Without
Certificate Other Matters.

Acting in accordance wit It's in
tention to improve the condition of
all human foods sold In this city,
the Board of Health adopted reso-
lutions last night providing for the
admittance of all cattle. sheep or
swine In this city from outside
sources, and the inspection of same
before killed. DR.. A. p Lubach was
appointed food inspector for four
months. beginning April Is, and Will
have charge of this branch of the de-
partments work. DR.. Lubach will
work under the direction of the
milk and food committee, of which
Commissioner Leo Schwartz Is chair-
man.
One of the resolutions provides
that the three railroads, two steam
boat lines the ferry company and
other transportation concerns In this
city be instructed that no cattle,
sLeep or swine be brought into
Perth Amboy over their lines with
out proper certificate showing the
physical condition of the animal or
animals. On second resolution, it
was decided that no cattle, sheep or
swine may be killed in this city
for human food unless examined by
food inspector and found sound and
fit for human consumption. All such
animals killed after inspection and
approval of the inspector must be
re-examined after death Copies OF
the resolutions will be sent to the
transportation companies and the
slaughter houses affected.
VIII Represent sooard.
President Justus Kaletsch was au-
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case against William F. Van Pelt,
who maintains an alleged nuisance at
46S-470 Park avenue The president
| Will proceed TO declare the nouse-vaz.
Gated. The owner was given two
weeks grace In which to improve the
property at the last meeting of the
board, March 26. Peter S. Peterson
! appeared before the board with a
complaint against the property in
Watson avneu owned by August Ul-
mer. 1t is claimed by Mr.. Peterson
that a nuisance Is maintained on the
place In question. The board con-
| tinued the matter. Morris Vein
stein was given until May Is to erect
a milk house. Complaints of al
legged nuisances at the following ad-
:. aarsSsks- were refeTLaa-.a-sanit 49,,
committee: 6g Smith street, 684
| Charles street.
A complaint was received from
resident Of Bail Block, near Brighton
avenue, are Of much annoyance to
the residents in that neigh borhood.
| The complainant said that the chicks
oft times camp on the neighbors
| front pOrches, and that the neighbors
are tired OF their presence and dirt
| On motion of Commissioner Schwartz
| it was moved that the owner OF the
chickens be summoned to appear at
the next meeting, and in the mean
while report on the alleged nujs-
ance be submitted by the inspectors.
This motion was amended to read.
referred to sanitation committee
Milk License Granted.
Milk licenses were granted to the
! Perth Amboy Milk and Cream Com
pany (2), of New Brunswick avenue,
and Lizzie Gyurkovice. Of Fords. A
bill Of Theodore Anderson for $40
was ordered paid. Following were
! the receipts during March: Milk IL
censes. $l1 barbars licenses, 50;
plumbing permits, $32; total, s46.
! The plumbing bonds of Richard j
| Calvin, bearing Mr.. Calvin and Hugh
Reilley. as bondsmen, and Jacob Pe~'
| terson, bearing j. x. Jensen and y.
| l.. Olesen. as bondsmen, were re-
lnewed and accepted. Final inspections
were reported on plumbing permits
1877 to 749, inclusive
There were 251 cases OF measles
| reported during March The remain
! der of the health officers report
| follows: Tuberculosis. IL; diphthe-
ria, T; Chicken pox, /; scarlet fever,
g. spinal meningitis. 70 fumigations.
8; plumbing inspectiJ j., AS,
A complaint was reSstered against
the barber shop OF Miss MattenccI Of
Smith street. between Prospect street
and Watson avenue 1t is claimed
by the board that she Is operating
under a license issued to another
party 1t was referred to the Judi
! ciary committee. Commissioner
Schwartz stated that more detailed
report Of the oleomargarine raid In
this city on April Will be filed at
the next meeting. April %. The en-
tire board was present.
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