The Jersey City news., 1891-04-03
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
ToFFIcIAL rRocEEDINGs.l

Regular meeting of the Board OF Police
Commissioners held in First District
Court room. Tuesday, March 81, 1871.
Present President FeeneY and Com
missioner Kelly.
Minutes OF last meeting approved as
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications, etc, were received
and disposed as follows:-
Communication Police Justices read
and ordered spread on minutes:-
JERSEY CITY, n. j., March 2S, 1891.
g. p. Robinson, Ed. Clerk Of Board Of
Police Commissioners Jersey City
DEAR SIR,-Under and by virtue OF an
act OF the Legislature OF New Jersey aD-
proved March 16, 1891 (Chapter 81, Laws
Of 'gl), we have this day assumed the du-
ties OF Police Justices for said city.
Respectfully,
ROBERT DAVIS,
FRANK Fl. KIMBERLY. Police Justices
MICHAEL j. O'DoNNELL.
Invitation from the Andrew j. Boyle
Association to attend the fourth annual
ball at Pohlman's Hall, March 3Oth. Ae-
cepted.
Communication from Jersey City Steel
Works requesting that special police
power be granted TO Michael Walsh. Re-
ferred to COMMITTEES on Appointments
Communication from medical staff OF
City Hospital informing the Board that
DIR. lnglis had passed the first examina-
tion and taken the place of DR.. Sexsmith.
resigned. Filed.
Petition of Andrew Powell and others
| TO have lights placed on Union street, be-
tween Bergen and West Side Avenue.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Lamps and
| Light.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows.
Pay rolls OF the Department. for March
ral1l o l,1s nd NJ haTs
| Marcn, s714 49, Sick aud pensioned
officers, March. So45S6.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Alex Watson. meals TO prisoners, City
| Prison, March. $144 Is; Thomas Hunter,
! horseshoeing, December to February,
| $11. 25; f. ID. Ayers, photographs of pris-
| oners, December to March, Sl44.24
Referred to Committee on Station
1 Houses and Prisons
Jerry Roach, labor on lamps, March,
s52 John Ryan, labor on lamps. March,
$52; William Il. Reen, labor on lamps,
March, $52: Edward Wrede, keep of horse.
! March, S25; n. Y. a. n. j. GLOBE Gas Light
| Company. lighting, ETC., March, s2 lv9 IL.
Referred to Committee on Lamps and
Lights.
March, s25; G.. 5. Wins, medicine TO
hospital, March. S166 81; John j. Kelly,
milk to hospital. March, Sl45.S0; q. W.
| Bowers, dry goods to hospital March,
$50 90; Frank NJ. Foye, supplies to hospi-
| tai. March, $25. .06; Cook Bros, green gro
| ceries TO hospital, March. S39.07; groceries,
March, $3.50. rs; G, 0. Osborne. extra help
/ at hospital, March, $28; Barber Bros,
| painting at hospital, Febr uary and March,
| s1O9.22.
Referred to Committee on Hospitals and
| Dispensaries.
AUDITING CLAIMS.
The following claims having been re-
ferred to the proper committees. were by
| them reported correct, and resolutions
presented ordering warrants drawn on
| City Treasurer in favor claimants as fol-
lows:-
COMMITTEE ON SALARIES.
Pay Rolls Department, So, e.; Po :
lice Justices and others, STA TS; SICK an q
pensioned, S545. 50.
! Committee on Station Houses and
Prisons-Lawrsnce o. O'Brien, $780, Bergen
Hall Association, s125; Jonn A. Efray
$50; Michael Day. sl21; +. NJ. Foye, $40;
w. l.. Waite, SCI. 35. $40 so and s56. 10; E.
NJ. Ayers, SSi; j. f. Andeureith. Sl3, SIS
aud SIS; Jacob Ringle g. Sons, s56. SIS
and S. 10; Thos. f. Green, $50 and $3.50;
John A Will. s. 40; Wood & Menagh,
s25. 10. $13.3S and sT.6S; Chas. Boltwood,
ST3 e4 and $16.l1 Daniel Moran. So. so;
Martin Zlnner, s60.75 Fergus Keieher,
SAG 81; Chas. S. Furst, s19.SS; Elizabeth
Hermann. $25; j. Tumuty, 800; w. w.
Farrier, Sls93; p. H. Hanly So; B. II.
Fielder, slsS-97; 6. j. Donegan, SOP 0S
aud SI9
Committee on Lamps and Mghts-The
United Gas improvement Company.
$S1. rs, S93, 81. .55, S4665, s43 20 aud $40 50;
Albert Dstz, Sl05.50 aud $40; j. NJ
Mossman q Co., 500; Jerry Roach. s52;
John Ryan. $52; VIM. E. Reen, s52; VIM.
Wrede. $50.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
Report of Warden of the City Hospit al
for March read and filed.
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted.
Resolved, That warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer in favor Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Brennan, widow OF the late
Dennis Brennan, patrolman, Sixth Pre-
einct, deceased, for S6S As salary due the
said Brennan for March, 1891.
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted.
Resolved That a warrant be drawn on
the City Treasurer ia favor OF Mrs. Mary
A. keyser, widow OF the late Benjamin
Kevser, doorman. Fourth Precinct, de
ceased for S3163 salary due the said
Keyser for March, 1891
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted,
Whereas. By an act OF the Legislature
passed at the session of 1891, created an
extra Police Justice and police courts for
Jersey City, and whereas the said law re-
Quired q new set of books, papers and ap-
pliances TO be furnished for said courts;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Board of Finance
be required to make an appropriation
to cover the expense of the salary
| of the Police Justice and the sum Of 500
TO procure the necessary outfits for the
said courts.
By Commissioner Kelly, and adoptsd.
Resolved, That the honorable Boar,l Of
Finance be requested to appropriate the
| sum of three thousand dollars (S3, ,000) for
tine purpose OF furnishing the new Fourth
Precinct station and the new Police Court
there
By Commissioner Kelly. and adopted.
Resolved that Judge O'Dounell be as
signed TO the First Police Court, which
wifi take in the First and Second Police
Court Precincts, Judge Davis TO the Sec
ond Police Court in Oakland avenue. TO
take in fhe Third aud Sixth Police Pre-