Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-01


nolesa1e Liquor Dealers. I.
s aIIss's III.
Beer Bot,linE. "a.
tHucksters, "A.
IP~ushcarts. II.
IJunkmen, 10
lPeddiers without vehicles, s.
Theatres, g.
4.
There were Is lost children restored
IL cats shot; 81 doors found open and
lowners notified. seventy-seven nre
calls were answered, I'VE of which were
lrung in from the Police station and
lsixty-hve from street boxes. Seven
Number OF Arrests by E1eh Officer 1919
p. J. Burke, 4.
James Mulligan. IL.
iC1arkson Dunham, Is.
John E. Morris, ss.
,Eeils Tonnesen, IS.
IL. Hun and L. A Ions. s..
VIM. Hartman and j. Cutowski, 49,
Andrew Jensen, ID.
VIM. Calvin, 81.
John +. Murray. as.
Frank Kasprzak, IL.
John A.. Durham, 2.
John Larson, T..
NJ. r. Muska. 81.
Hugh Steed, J.
Chris Hanson, a.
Geo. Kozusko. Al.
INels Lybeck. IL.
Robert Harding. g.
flames MCGOWAN, 70.
lCha. A. Quinn. 2s.
John III. Martin, 26.
Jos. Hartung. 80.
IJohn l. Reager, 80.
VIM. A. Clooney, 81.
Hester Underhill. rs.
Frank Seiboth, $50.
VIM. Bachman. 26.
Tonghini, 4.
flames Egan, H..
WIN. Peterson, "a.
Albert Mcdonald. II.
John J. Riedy. II.
lJos. Gaydos, az.
Frank A. Christophers2n, IL.
Henry c. Jorgenson. al.
Lawrence III. Marmon, ~.
Emil f. Koyen, 81.
lJohn Kurpiel. so.
Edward j. Morgan. so.
VIM. II. Buchan. IL.
Frank Gunkel. Z
Marimus Ludwigson, &c.
Lester Seaman. 90.
Anton Thullesen, Is.
stephen Grega, IS.
VIM. i. Seiboth, 80.
Stanley Koscielniak, 81.
f.. Brinsco, 8.
iChas. Nelson, 20.
III. c. Jensen, 2.
II. b. Moore, City Marshall. 179.
II utSlT0 10 tune lnib OBpOA uiiNJ ~
express to your Honor, the Police Com
lmittee and the Recorder my thanks for
] the aid and cooperation rendered the
department during me Pas yen ncrs a,so
the salaries of. the Sergeans, Rounds
men and Patrolmen.
Respectfully submitted,
+. ]. BURKE,
| Bupt. of Police.
| January st. 1920.
Twas presented, and ordered entered In
The Following report of the overseer
of the Poor:
Jan. I. 1920.
Ito the Chairman OF the Poor Commit
tee of the City of Perth Amboy.
The report for 1919 is as follows:.
237 cases have been reported and In
On the average 20 families have been
assisted every week during the past
8 families have beer assisted the
| whole year.
81 children have been Supported at the
,city's expense of which . were under
the care OF the New eJrsey Childrens
Estate Guardians, Is were boarding will.
i with a private family; II children have
been placed with families free OF
icharge. ! child was sent to vineiana.
itoriums have been provided with the
~lrequired clothes.
l woman and z men were sent 10 the
Estate Hospital for the Insane.
2 women and 4 chlldr9l were admit
tied to the almshouSe.
At present there are IN the almshouse
4 women and Z men. :,
ositions have been foIdl for men and
women who We're able TO work.
. Yours truly,
ALMA c. WIDERsTRoM,
Assistant.
was received, and ordered entered in
The following report of the Matron
of the Almshouse:
Ito the Overseer. Chairman and Com
Imitee on Poor OF The city of Perth
IAmboy, n. j.
IGentlemen:-
/ herewith submit the annual report
lof the City Almshouse OF Perth Amboy
il920.
admitted during the year six inmates
one man. one woman and four childreh
One death during the year.
Ten : Mates were in the institution
the entire year. The average numne,
taken care of is nine. h preseni
number Includes seven men and foul
Respectfully sul,mitted.
MARGARET SALMON,
Superintendent.
WAS presented, and ordered entered IL
1.-THE minutes.
The following Annual Statement OF
1.-The Sinking Fund Commission:
SCHEDULE 3
Tax Arrears. December S1st. 1919
Year Amnun,
Uses ............. sts'
1884 Sf'o'
EXIT,
Sinking Fund Commiss
Balance Sheet as o
A S 5
ICURRFNT--
General Cash (Schedul - $500,
Water Cash (Schedule p .......
Taxes (Schedule - ............
Assessments (~Schedule - .......
Certificates of Sale ............
General Fund Securities (Schedule
Water Fund Securities (Schedule
City of Perth Amboy Deficit"
LIZA r 1
Sinking Fund Requirements.
(Schedule - ...... ...-..-
Special Sinking Fund Reserve 3.
Surplus ..........'. .''.'
81