The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-08-03
BOARD OF POLIcE COMMISSIONERS.

[oFFIcIAI PR~ocEEDINGs
Regular meeting OIL the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners held 10 First District
Court room, Friday, July 30, 1891.
Preseut-Presideut Feeney aud Com
missioner Van keuren.
Absent-Commissioner Kelly.
Minutes Of last meeting approved as
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS \ PETITIONS.
Communications, etc. were received
and disposed OF as follows:-
Communication from superintendent
OF Police informing Board Of suspension
of Zimmerman ORourke.
Fined.
Communication from Superinten.
dent Of Police informing Board of sus-
pension of PasrUlman Bselsr.
Filed.
Communication from agent OF Ls-
high Valley Railroad Company re-
questlng to have special police power
granted to john Gerasky, Noses Hut,
James Carney. Samuel C~oddington,
Lewis Rolp, Daniel Costigan and John
Tootney.
Referred 10 the Superintendent and
Chief for investigation.
Communication from Woodstock Luul-
Der Co. requesting special police power
granted Edward Heshn.
Referred TO the Superintendent and
Chief for investigation
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were received aud referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
Pay rolls for Department, July. $2l,-
1881.
Police Justice, and others for July.
SIGH and pensi0ned officers for July.
S403. 81.
referred to the Committee on Sal
aries.
Charles Boltwood. supplies, July. 50 so.
b G. Bronson, painting and lettering
god sign, June, S222
J. Ringle a. Son. supplies, July, sl0.6S
and SLS0.
Charles S. Furst. supplies to Fourth
precinct, July, $439.
Frank MeDermott, ice to Second pre-
cincT, April 10 Jnn5, S25.U5-
Philip Obergelt. one patrol wagon to
Fourth precinct, July. 1925.
supplies. July. SLSQ.
Vanderbeek q sons. lumber. June,
s2ln.
Wood & Menagh, July, sH2l aud $l.25.
Alex. Watson, meals to City
prison and First precinct, July, SI02 70.
Charles ONeil, meals 10 prisoners
Fourth precinct. July, $3.50.
Mary Brush, washing towels at Head
quarters aud First precinct. May to July,
$500.
Referred to Committee on Station
Houses and Prisons;
Charles Boltwood, supplies to Hospital,
July, $3.50, 500 ana S426.
John Pearson, supplies, June, $40
g. o. Osborne, extra help to Hospital,
July, $50
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
DIspensary.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following CLAIMS having been re-
ferred TO the proper committees. were by
them reported correct and resolutions pre-
seuted ordering warrants drawn OF City
Treasurer in favor Of claimants as fol-
lows
Committee on SalAries-Pay rolls of de-
partment, S2457S3l; Police Justices and
others, 81 .224 80; sick and pensioned OH
GERS, s4073l.
Committee on Station Houses and Pris-
o~ns-Erank NJ. f0ye. $50; Pnilip Oberg-
felt, S425 and SL.50, ANDREW Boyd, SS5;
Schueriein Bros, S65; Mcknight, Chedes-
ter, s66.l5; Wood & Menagh, s1463; Kan
dali & Sou, s33 20, John A. Vii. $50 %;
Hudson River Ice Co. S42.5 Chas. Bolt
wood, $35; w. l. Wash, ST.; J.. Ringle &
son, SlO.6S and SL-S0; Chas. l. Farst.
81 80; Frank McDerlnott, S25 IS: Edward
0'Donnell, $l49.29s Western Union. Sl5.l1;
K. H. Mcfarland. SIC so; Adam J. Beck.
$40. So: T. q. Bronson, S22a0; z H. Weay-
er. S4.z.
Committee on Hospital and Dispensary
Fred Cook, STA 81: Henry Beatty. $751;
so, John Kelly, SI506o and SI24; f JAG
qnes. $5S0; A. Post. S24. SO: }. T.. Hunt.
Hudson River Ice Co., $500; has. Bolt
wood. 81. 90. $565 and - %; John Pearson,
$40; q. o. Osborne, $50; Hugh Dugan.
so IA.
Committee on Printing and Stationary
Albert DATE, S123.50 aud Sl032 5; the Jer-
sey Cisy News, 50 aud 5.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Report OF Warden Of City Hospital for
July.
Received and fled.
BY President Feeney and adopted
Resolved, That the plans presented by
5. A. Broome, architect, for the erection
of q new station house IN Fifth precinct
be adopted by this Board.
Motion by Commissioner Van keuren
AMI adopJed:-
That. when we adjourn, it be subject to
the call Of the Caair.
On motion adjourned.
G. P. ROBINSON.
clark