The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-20

patrolmau rnomas o'ROurke. Fourth
Charge. conduct unbeecming an
patrolman john Regan, Third precinct
Charge, conduct M Becoming an officer.
Patrohnan George p. Kennedy. Sixth
Two charges; n OF i~ntoxication, and
one OF not properly patroling his post.
Serg eant Michael Canton, Sixth pre-
Charge. neglect OF duty.
Patrolman Thomas Donohue, Sixth pre-
Charge, failing to properly patrol his
Detective McNally, Sixth precinct
Charge. conduct unbecoming an officer.
Patrolman Frank McMahon, Fourth
precinct.
Charge. conduct unbecoming an oficsr,
The Board having heard the pleading
and testimony Ia each case. retired Tor
deIiberation, and ON assembling sentenced
the accused officers hat were found
guilty rs follows;-
Patrolman Harrison White, First Pre-
cjnct. found guilty and sentenced to be
aisuissed from the Department
Pltrolman Walter Skif, First Precinct,
found guilty and sentenced to be fined
two days pay
Patrolman George Braunwald. First
Precinct, found guilty aud sentenced to
be fined one days pay.
Patrnlman john Quinn. No. 2, First
Precinct, found guilty and sentenced to
be lined n days pay.
Patrolman John J. Murphy. First Pre-
cinct, found guilty and sentenced 20 be
flned one days pay.
Patrolman Alexander tinlay, First
Precinct, found guilty and sentenced 70
ba HnaA nnn daw1
Patrolman Charles Stuckey. First Pre-
cinct, found guilty and sentenced TO De
fined one days pay.
Patrolmau Henry Logan, First Pre-
ciDcf, found guilty and sentenced TO De
fined one days pay.
found guilty int sentenced TO be hned
one days pay. 4,
Chanceman James Mccormack. found
guilty of all the charges n sentenced
TO be fined four days on first, three days
on second. two days on third q u day
on fourth charge.
Patrolman Frank Regan, Third Pre-
cinct, found not guilty and the charge
was dismissed.
Patrolman Thomas O'Rourke, Fourth
Precinct, found guilty and sentenced to
be fined two davs' pay.
Patrolman Frank Mcmahon, First Pre-
cinct. found not guilty and the charge
was dismissed.
The cases Of Sergeant Conlon, Detective
McNally and Patroiman Kennedy were
LAID over.
PatroIman Donohue, Sixth Precinct,
was found guilty and sentenced to be
fined two (2) days pay.
Minutes Of last meeting approved as
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS. =
Communications, etc, were received
and disposed of as follows
Communication from City Hall Com
missioners requesting Board to send a
statement Of public grounds u build
ings in their charge belonging to the city
that could be spared or are not needed for
public use. Ordered concurred In.
Resignation of Chairman Billiard,
First precinct. accepted
Communications from G.. Van Houten
Posi- 3 and Babuskie Post SO. G.. A. r., re-
questing that the members OF their posts,
allowed to parade with their posts
Memorial day.
Granted.
Commu nication from ]. J. Dutweller.
requesting to have the special police
power granted to w. @. Dunn, revoked.
and that special police power be granted
John Hacker.
Granted.
Invitation of the Lorillard Athletic
Club to attend excursion on Memorial
day.
Accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows
r. III. Weaver, awnings, Seventh pre-
cinct, April. $40. awnings Headquarters
and First precinct, May. S2I 80; The Jer-
sey City News Company, printing Manu-
ais, April, S.; J. Tumulty, coal 10 Seventh
precinct, s25; jacob kinGle & Sons, sup
plies, April, 81 AZ; NJ. Rockford, coal TO
Second precinct, December, sos, January
and February, $50 %, March and April.
31.50; John A. Vail. supplies, February
to April. $2l.65; Martin Zenner, clocks
aud supplies, May, S65.
Referred to Committee on Station
Houses and Prisons.
Frederick Cook, groceries to Hospital,
March ard April, s47. 10 and s23J; Charles
Boltwood, supplies to Hospital. May,
50 "A; A. Post, fish to Hospital, April,
SIS. As; James Tumulty, coal to Hospital.
April, S35; Charles w. Bowers, dry goods
to Hospital, March to May. $500, nugh
Dugan, feed to Hospital, March and
Referred to Committee on Hospital and
Dispensaries.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY President Feeney and adopted.
Resolved, That the following leaves of
absence be granted to the officers and
men OF TINS Observation-Disclosures ana
Chief. fifteen days, Captains, Sergeants,
Detectives, Clerk and Roundsmen,
twelve days, and Patrolmen ten days, to
commence June /, 1891.
By President Feeney and adopted.
Resolved. That a uniform cap for sum-
mer wear by the Sergeants be hereby
adopted and that each Sergeant be re-
quired to procure one forthwith same as
the sample on file in headquarters.
BY Commissioned Kelly and aQOnta0
Resolved, That the following transfers
be ordered, viz:-Patrolman Farrell from
Third to Sixth and Patrolman Gehring
from Sixth to Third precinct.
BY Commissioner Kelly and adopted.
Resolved, That special police power be
granted to JAS Watt at Central Theatre
and Chas. Muller at court house.
Motion by Commissioner Kelly and ac-
cepted, that when we adjourned it be
subject to the call of the chair.
On motion adjourned.
C. ". ROBIN SON, Clerk.