New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-20
THE BOARD OF POLICE.
REG sULAR ME- TING
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, 1
\ -l.-.-.. g. Airy II ALL. 18th Oct. 1855.

gsassTss - UlrY HALL, 18th Oct, 1855.
r....n, nraxor Lewis and Recorders Ramos and
a Absent Recorders Bright and seuzenean
The minutes Of last meeting were Hesa anu appioscu
Recorder Seuzeneau took his seat :. ..
4 co,um nnjea,ion was received from the Chief OF
Police enclosing suspensions or Pclicemen Jennings,
= Maban - Delaney, - Patterson, " NJ Erwin, y
Me- syv ana A. w Hatch apd, on motion, the inyesliga-
ZION fxed Thursday next The parties and Witnesses
10 BIO notified. :. ,,,,a -,
ceived enclosing the report of the operations OF the
Police for The month of September 1890 on mouoh
paid report was ordered 10 DC pupilsheu "A s o'si
Il, Recorder Bright took his seat
IA eommuiiicalion from the President ana secretary
f1s$ trharirain Railroad Company was referred
fsnafsas were preferred against Michael Sheehai,
policeman, for practising maud any a ~
day ri the parties and Witnesses 10 be nothed ana
ACCUSED 10 be suspended t tried -.
Tie charge against Supeinumerary O'kegani ior
total neglect Of duty III not arrestlng man wnen OF
dered Oh Levee street, came up After nearing tesu-
mony Recorder Bright moved TO n nayed to
susnend him 10 one week--no, seconded hecoider
Bright tenews his motion 10 dsmiss---not secohdea.
m siso,a,aa assasSer tsh. voting against
The charge against Policemen I'M Rohe and = hopp,
for allowing prisoner 'o escape iion p 1n snna
Disrlct came up. Alter hearing testimony, heceiubI
Ssuzeneau moved to dismiss The case-not SECONDED.
Resa RriH
police NOT seconded On motion Of Recorder Ramos,
III ~ q was poslponed ill Thursday next to summon
Rsbonn, rlcik OF tho Post. Rscorder bnght Young
against, ,..s n. t;ros. for nbsen,ipe
himself from duty without cause, was called being
shown nv phys,cian's certificate IDA, accused was
sick cn molten Of Recorder SenZeneau the case was
Thc change against Policeman VIM @ Bren, for
total neglect of duty being abseh zen nghss conseeu
lively wi,houtcanse Or leave, came mp After hearing
sspony Recorder Bright moved TO dismss MIN troii
the police--not seconded On motion Of Recorder
jackson he was reinstsied, @i.hout pay. RECORDER
nl Pol,e ss sader having been notified
appear and show why he had not obeyed q summons
n, = ,,pear Board witness, Addressed u
communications oihe Board, stating that nc had been
sick and II that excuse moi satisfactory ne Board
ynrh aeaasnt his resiguatiun On motion OF Recorder
JseEsons All nsiachment was ordered toissae against
him, rsiarnabie Thursday noxs.a kceofder Bright
On motion 81 Recorder seuzaneau. the Board pro-
oeeded % appoiat Gomnis soneIs TO preside al the
eisstion u b. held tho tif.h Of November next
The following list, presented ~ Recorder Bright,
was rejected Recorder Bright alone voting TOT:
First Precinct, James Ross
Second Precinct, w. w, McGani,y;
ThisdrP recincb James Huckings; s5zs.55sl4s
Fonf,h Precinct, F r. Voures;
Fifik#fecincs, y NJ. Bockius; ~
SIKH Rfecinct, Francis Young;
Seventh Precinct, s. W HaIby,
The following list, presented by the Mayor, was
adopted, Rscosier bright voting against;
First Precinct, W, Mullen
Second Precinct, w. s. Sherman;
Third Precinct, DIR. Ames;
IL Fourth Precinct, Henry D, Ogden;
= Fifth Precinct, j G. Shannon;
Sikh Precinct, r. w Adamsi
Seventh Precinct, Samuel Locke
The following list, presented, by Recorder Ramon
was adopted, Recorder Bright voting against:
Eighth preciacss Nswloa Richards;
Ninth Precinct, 6eo.ge Cronan;
Tenth Prectaci, g DrviltieIs,
Eleventh Precinct, Hor,aire Audrys
Twelfth Precinct, Raphael Beitram;
Thirteenth Prccsnci, Pauiin Banque; SKI
Fourteenth Precinct, Emile Hiriart.
The following list, presented by Recorder Seuxs
neaa, was adopted, Recorder Brignt voting against:
Fifteenth Precinct, Afslide GrRhdpre;
Sixteenth Precinct, Oscar Laba.ul
Seventeenth Precinct, Charles Fagoi;
Eighteenth Precinct, Absaiom Leggetii
Nineeenih Precinct, George Hooper
TNentleth Precinct, George Lugenbuhl;
Twenty-hsst Precinct Nicholas sianott.
The fosiowlug list, presented by Recorder Jackso
was adopted Recorder Bright voting against:
Twenty -srcoud precnct,.A j. Wagner;
ssTweuty-thifd Precinct, Oliver Rice,
The following persons Were appointed supernumen
ries on the police, Recorder Bright voting against
Louis pradaux, WIN. Ozark, Thomas Carly, ODE
Cusaes, Patrick kerrigan, George Fate.
Tn motion, tie Board adjourned ill Thursday alex
The 2jih INST al II O'Clock, NJ.
true copy. 3as5-
G.. w LEWIS. Secretary