Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

Practically every legal practitioner
In Perth Amboy has signed Emil
Stremlau's petition to the Board of
Freeholders for a branch county
court house in this city. Isaac AL
perm, of the real estate firm OF Alpern
and Company In Smith street, has
the document now and is soliciting
the signatures of business men.
Every business man who desires to
have a branch court in this city that
would save him innumerable ex-
penses, an inestimable waste of time
and an i~ncalculable amount Of
trouble, which Is caused by the pres
ent Judiciary system being solely in
New Brunswick, should make an
effort to sign this paper.
Mr.. Alpern will not be able to see
every business man in the town as
his own business will not allow it,
but anybody feeling impressed with
a sense of public duty in the matter
may place their names to the petit
ton by calling on Mr.. Alpern at his
office at 1913 Smith street. Business
men i N all commercial lines are glad
ly and willingly signing the docu-
ment when presented to them. AS
MI. AlpeIu . SC1NtCSS dlS dpooidtp1y
voluntary and given because he feels
it his duty as a citizen to benefit the
city, he will not be able to reach
everybody. so anyone desiring to be
In the foreranks in advocating this
branch court, which will mean a
radical step forward for Perth AM
boy, have only to go to 1913 Smith
street to register their approval.
Tha NyTThTJNTN -NENIG hos Cna1Irod
interviews from still more citizens
of Perth Amboy who believe this city
should have a branch of the county
court here to facilitate the litigation
OF the taxpayers Of this part of the
county.
Frank Neer.
Frank Neer, proprietor OF a sta
.ionery store In Smith street, thinks
that 1t would be we'll for this part OF
the county to have a branch of the
county court here. 1T will be all
right" said Mr.. Neer, but thought
because OF the opposition In the New
Brunswick section of the county that
1t would be hard to get the branch
court. He spoke Of Monmouth coun-
ty and the two courts to be located
there. He believes that we are out
OF INC way lIOu LILO NOW -
court enough to have additional
court facilities.
william Murdoch.
william Murdoch, proprietor OF
the Boston Store in Smith street,
said: 81 think the branch court
should be here. 1t would benefit the
whole city. 1t would benefit those
who do jury duty" He thought the
freeholders should take the neces-
sary steps looking to the establish
ment of the court. He believes that
Perth Amboy and vicinity are en-
titled to convenient court facilities,
and that the taxpayers should have
1t. He thought that many times the
taxpayers money is appropriated to
other uses not beneitting them near
ly SO much as the branch county
court would do.
e. b. Walker.
E. B.. Walker, manager of the
Great Atlantic & Pacific grocery
store in Smith street, Is much inter-
ested in the project and hopes to see
its elimination in the near future.
He believes that the taxpayers In
this part of the county would derive
more benefit from the expenditure
than from any expenditure on an
other project.
e. H.. ROmOnd.
E. H. Romond, of the grocery
firm of Hilsdorf & Romond, In High
street, says that a branch court here
would benefit the whole city, and
especially those who are subpoenaed
to New Brunswick to do jury duty.
He believes this is an ~extravagant
waste of time which should De I'M
mediately remedied by the establish