The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-12-17

Precinct, found guilty of both charges
and sentenced to be fined fifteen days
on first and ten days on second charge.
Chancelnan James Failon. FIRST Pre-
cinct, found guilty and sentenced to be
lined two days pay.
Chanceman Joseph Nevins, First Pre-
cinct, found guilty arc sentenced to be
fined three days pay.
Patrolmau William Mnrtha, Fifth Pre-
cincG. found guilty aud sentenced to be
lined ten days pay.
Patrolman John Rockford, Sixth Pre-
cinct. found guilty Il sentenced to be
hned fifteen days pay.
Chanceman Eleazer Losey, Seventh
Precinct, found guilty of four charges
and sentenced TO be fined five days pay
on each charge.
Minutes Of last regular and special
meeting approved as printed.
COMMUNICATIONS AMI PETITIONS.
Communications, ETC., were received
n disposed of as follows:
Communication from Superintendent
of Police commanding officers, ordered
spread on minutes, as follows:
SUPT'S OFFICE, POLICE DEPT,
JERSEY CITY. Dec. IA, 1891. !
Hon. Board of Police Commissioners:
GENTLEMEN:-I take pleasure in COM
mending TO you the following named
members of the force for good arrests
and efficient work made by them and
would recommend that their names be
placed on the meritoriouS roll: Captain
A. Mckaig, Detective A. Hottie, Patrol
man j. Salmon, for the capture OF burg
lars George Smith and Henry b. Howard.
who had robbed several houses ia the
Fourth and Fifth Precincts.
Very respectfully,
C.. L. SMITH.
Superintendent OF Police.
Communication from Superintendent t
of Police informing Board of suspenions
of Patrolman Mccormack, First pre-
cinct.
Filed.
Communication from Clerk of Honor
able Board of Finance, enclosing resolu-
thirty-eight hundred dollars TO new
building at Hospital. to be paid out Of con-
tingent fund.
Filed,
Communication from Clerk of Honor
able Board OF Finance enclosing resolu-
ton granting additional appropriation of
twenty-nine hundred and iifIy dollars to
appropriation to repairs of Third precinct.
and four hundred and seventeen dollars
anG forty-six cents to pay bills for car
penter work at Fourth precinct to be paid
out of contingent fund.
Filed.
Communication from Honorable Board
of Finance enclosing resolution direct
ing Comptroller TO transfer the sum OF
Police Justices salary.
Filed.
Communication from Clarence Linn,
attorney for Lawrence OBrien. owner OF
the Second Precinct Station House, ac-
knowledging receipt OF notice from Board
of the vacation OF said building.
Referred to Corporation Counsel.
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superintendent of Ferries. Erie r. r.,
requesting TINT special police power be
granted Lawrence j. Fullem, Ferry Mas
ter at Pavonia ferry.
Referred to lhe superintendent for ex-
animation.
Communication from w. II. Peddle,
Superintendent Central r. X. Co. Of N.
j., requesting TO have special police
power granted to Bernard Bonner aud
George Logan at the terminal and adja-
cent premises.
Granted.
Resignation of Patrolman NJ. 7. Ma
loney, First precinct. Accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims We're presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:
Lawrence 'Brien. rent Second Precinct
Station to November 80, $3.50; Philip Mar
tin. repairs Third precinct, $3.50 aud S497;
Kelly Bros, repairs aJ Third precinct,
s465; Michael Kelleher, repairs at Third
precinct. 1896; Thomas L. Green, repairs to
Third precinct, $50; Kelly bros, carpenter
work. Fourth precinct, $4l7 46; N. Y. & II. j..
Telephone Co., tolls, $3l. Is; 3. +. Cor
duan, repairs to locks of van and patrol
wagon, 50: J.. Buckley. police supplies.
December, $55: Mary Smith, washing
towels. Headquarters and First precinct,
August to December, S12.60;I the Jersey
City News Co, printing manuals. IS;
American District Tel. Co.. telegrams.
s.. so; Alex, Watson, meals to prisoners.
City Prison and First precinct, Sis 80;
W. L. Waite. meals TO prisoners, Third
precinct, $25 .05; Charles O'Neil. meals to
prisoners, Fourth precinct, $2S 95: Wood
Il Menagh, supplies. So. go; r. ii. Weaver,
repairs to harness, 81; repairs to flags,
S165, Joseph Seals, watering street, 81;
William Andre, repairs to Sixth precinct,
December. $25. 20; N. j.. Staats- Zeitung,
advertising, $40 so; Albert DATE, printing
and supplies, December. $11S; A Gorull.
ice to Headquarters and First precinct,
SEQ 25: james Tulnulty, coal to Head
December, $50; Daniel Moran.
coal TO Headquarters, Decem Der, Sl05 and
$97. 50; Hanck Bros, coal to Fourth pre-
cinct, $40; to Seventh precinct. $40. so
and S.. rs; 10 Fourth precinct, $51.50
and $500; N. j. Coai Co.,
coal to Third precinct, $50; Mackey,
Young & Co., coal to stable, $40; Third
precinct. $50.
Referred to Committee on Station
Houses and Prisons.
A. Post, fish to Hospital, SEQ. IS. Henry
Beatty, meat to Hospi ,al. $l47. 20; /. & j.
supplies to Hospital, December,
S19. so: Charles Boltwood, supplies. De-
cember, Sc. 10; Hugh Duaan, feed to Hos
pital, $50 IS and $24.23.
Hanck Bros , coal to Hospital, Deem
be., $50 and IS: George j. Donegan. fur
to Hospital, December, s2l5. 20;
Coughlin Bros, coal to Hospital, Decem-
Der. 500.
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensary.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By President Feeney and adopted:
Resolved. That the contract for build
ing the annex building 10 City Hospital
be awarded TO John Herman at the price
in his bid, 81, 500. he being the low
est bidder. and That the Corporation At
be requested to prepare and canse
10 be executed a proper contract between
he Mayor and Board OF Aldermen OF
Jersey City and the said John .KieEnan,