Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
AGAIN LICENSE
"a SMITH STREET

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had been evidence that they could
not pay. Mr.. Henderson broke I'm
and smiIingly told MIR. Burns he must
remember of the opposition against
Joseph Mclaughlin In the place at
"a Smith street. Mr.. Burns contin-
ued his second talk and declared
there must be soms over-grievaEce
to close the Frontt street place up.
He maintained that a license In a
place did boost the value OF prop
erty and consequently brought IN
more rent.
Burns Votes Against IL.
He admitted it was not for the
board to do acts for the purpose of
keeping up or boosting values of
property, yet he maintained 1t was q
shame to take a license Out of 41b
Front street and financially injure q
widow woman. Concluding he de-
clared 1t was q loss to her property.
When Mr.. Tymrakiewicz told of the
saloonkeeper In the place saying he
could not make q living there, rres-
.ident Fritziuger broke In to end the
discussion by declaring the applica-
tion ready to be halloted upon. All
but Mr.. Burns voted for 1t, he voting
tn the negative.
The property from which the IL
cense was transferred is owned by
Mrs. Mary Stack. 1t is located on the
westerly side OF Front street a short
distance north OF Broad street, near
the Perth Amboy Dry Dock Company,
which has purchased considerable
property in that neighborhood our
ing the past few years.
Following disposition Of the Pfrr-
mann application. Michael Zimbicki's
application for q transfer of his sa-
loon license from 6B4 Penn street to-
sos State street came up and WAS
refused by a unanimous vote. 1t was
first laid before the board In Decem-
Der.
Bottlers Transfer Laid Over.
The application OF George Miller
for q transfer Of his bpttling license
from Maurer to Summit assnue was
again laid oyer because his building
In the latter place is not completed.
That OF Mike Nebraska for a transfer
OF his saloon license from 4s1 Me-
chanic street to "a Washington
street was granted by q vote OF s
to 4.
The application OF Dennis B
Welsh for a saloon license In the
former place OF Patrick Campbell at
145 Washington street, laid over at
the ldst meeting. was laid on the Ia
bic by motion OF Mr.. Henderson, geo.
ended by Mr. Tymrakiewiez.
The following transfers were
granted unanimously: Adam Wod-
saloon at 456 Mechanic
to- Theodore Chartowich. and
Sander Kish, saloon at 1856 State
to Adalbert Nikelzky.
The application OF Abraham Da-
FOR a transfer of the saloon
at 233 New Brunswick ave-
nue., to Peter Horbatt was laid over
by motion of Mr.. Henderson, to be
at future meeting. Two OF
the members signiied they were
argainst 1t. President F'rftzinger said
Horbatt waH familiar and fntimated
he was undesirable. He stated he
did not believe In laying 9 such an
application, contending the board
do 1t once what 1t intended
10.
An application to transfer the sa-
Don license OF Alexander Klonowski
Fox Hill road to Joseph r, Gal
was refused unanimously, be-
tho commissioners commended
I was another instance Of license
1eddling. President Fritzinger stat
"a Galaida had had three places In
i short space OF time and this was
application for q fourth. Mr.. !
Burns worked in favor of the appli-f
aan4 xujffn5st orro{I owl Was {Ytd4xnnd /
70 vote with the majority against 1t,
believing that when Galaida changed
form of his application and stated
therein he Was the owner Of the
property, he could snnlv sgs
next meeting. This It was after
declared would be contrary to
MIR. Burns had called on Galaida !