Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-10
TO COVER ALL
GARBAGE CANS
Health Board Pass Resolution
--VioIators Will be Arrest
cd and Fined.
WARNING is ISSUED
All Containers Must be Gov
ed--Butcher Before Board
--Shops Are Inspected.

A resolution was adopted last
night by the Board of Health rela-
| tive to the adjustment of the prac-
| tice, by many, as reported, of allow
| ing barrels and cans of garbage to
remain in the city without covers,
| under penalty Of fine for misdemean-
or. The board states that the vio-
lators of this section of the sani-
tary code will be prosecuted, and
fines imposed, If possible. Clerk
Wilbur La Roe was instructed to in
sert an advertisement In the Perth
Amboy newspapers for six consecu-
tive days, warning the violators OF
| this health law of the boards inten-
| ton to prosecute in future cases.
Resolution in Full.
| Following was the resolution
unanimously adopted.
Whereas, Section 4 OF Article 4
Of the Sanitary code OF this Board
provides that all garbage, swill or
offal which shall accumulate In the
City Of Perth Amboy, or which ia
stored, kept or retained therein
shall be kept in water tight iron
or steel receptacles not over thirty
gallons capacity. provided with tight
| ly fitting covers said receptacles
shall be kept clean and no water
shall be allowed to enter them ex-
cept for the purpose of cleaning
| "And whereas, the provisions OF
this section are very frequently vio-
lated or ignored by many OF our
citizens, In consequences OF which
offensive and unhealthful odors arise
and flies are propagated. Be 1t
Resolved, That the secretary be
and is hereby instructed to cause
the said provision of the sanitary
code to be advertised in the news
papers Of Perth Amboy with the an
nouncement that v1olators will be
prosecuted, mad that copy of the
section be given to the Superinten-
dent of Police with instruction to
have the law observed"
| Butcher is Given Chance.
d. Berman, of SO New Brunswick
avenue, whose butcher shop was
reported as in poor" condition by
DR.. A. P. Lubach, inspector of the
board, was given three days in which
to clean up his establishment and
make his shop more sanitary. Ber-
man, who was present, declared that
his shop is in good condition, but
that DR.. Lubach has 1t in for him.
and will not give him favorable
report. Berman Is charged with de-
livering meat wrapped In newspaper
| The commissioner declared that his
license will be revoked If a change
for the better is not reported be-
fore Saturday.
Report About Shops.
DR.. Lubach's report showed only
one case, that of Berman, In which
| poor conditions exist in the forty
| seven butcher shops in this city.
The report was as follows:
"L. Sladkus, 401 New Brunswick
avenue, good; A. Fleischman, 426
Amboy road, fair; Max Margolius,
433 Amboy road, good; P. Pavlos-
ky, 44S Amboy road, fair; A. ]. NAL
lsolzopalis, 548 Harrington street,
good; w. Rinsgensk, 545 Harring-
ton street, good; A. Paloeklso, 627
Catherine street, good; M. Balem-
sikh. 238 Hall avenue, fair; A.
Ankolson. 235 Hall avenue, fair;
| J. Barlogis. 213 Hall avenue, fair;
P. Levy. ZIG Hall avenue, good; H
Spiegel, 197 Hall avenue fair; J
Myers, 1872 Hall avenue. good; B.
Cohen, ITO Hall avenue, good; ].
Seaman. 529 State street, very good
| D .Encherman .515 State street
good; Hopper and Klein, 444 State
good: Eagle Market, 4O5 State
street, fair; B. Hersh, 3SS State
street. fair; L. Larsen, $50 State
street, good; L. Pavolosky, 31e State
street, good; L. Sarokin, 60 New
Brunswick avenue, good; D. Ber-
man, SO New Brunswick avenue
poor; s. Cohen, 143 Fayette street
fair;> ]. Mintz, 139 Fayette street
good; w. Handerhan, 1875 Fayettt
street, good; P. Tonnesen, Fayette
street, good; D. Levin, "a New
Brunswick avenue, good; H. ]. Jen-
sen, 122 Caltalpa avenue, fair; Dub
lin Market, 322 Fayette street
good; M. Totten, 327 Fayette street
good; Alexander Balint, 4S5 Smith
street, good; HORSEBACK and Buckole
! 379 Smith street, good; A. Kroeger
2S7 Smith street, excellent; j. Polo
kow1tz, 278 Smith street, good; H.
Pavolsky, 275 Smith street, good
ooi an DlOlueIb, loS Smltn street
good; Perth Amboy City Market
Smith street. good; P. Rasmussen,
fish market in City Market, excel
lent; B. A. Jessen, II Smith street
excellent; w. H. Woglom, 81 Smith
street, fair; ]. L. Klein, 48 Smith
street, good; Mrs. j. H. Skidmore
20 Smith street, very good; E. J,
Mclaughlin, l Smith street, bair;
A. Fleishman. 141 Madison avenue
good; 8. Woglonsarkie, 341 Oak
street, fair; Steve Sutch, Julian and
Cherry street, fair.
A. Goldman of 173 Division street
was granted permit to collect
bones. fat, etc.. but requested to use
precaution in handling the matter
Gets Plumbers License.
r. Leiber, of $40 Oak street, was
before the board regarding his ap-
plication for master plum Der g
license. 1t was granted. J. Wal
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