The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-01-06
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
JoFFIcIAL PROCEEDINGS

IoFFICIAL P~RoCEEDINGS.I
Regular meeting OF the Board of Police
Commissioners, held in First Police
| Court Room, Wednesday, December 80,
1891.
Present-All the members.
Minutes OF last meeting approved as
printed.
COMMUNICATIONS n PETITIONS.
Communications. ETC., were secured
and disposed of as follows:
Communication from Clerk of Hon.
Board of Finance, enclosing resolution
directing Comptroller to transfer the I'M
expended balances OF appropriations Of
1890 and '91, except pensions to credit of
Committee on Station Houses and Prls-
ons.
Flied.
Also requesting Comptroller to transfer
the sum of $40, 600 appropriated for addit-
ional police, to credit of Salary Commit
tee.
Filed.
Communication from Superintendent
of Police, informing Board of suspension
of patrolman Alexander Finlay, First
precinct.
Filed.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
O'Brien & Williams, gas fixtures co the
new Second precinct. f.. j. kloes & Co.,
WluuOW SlduCS, CcCOuo PlCSAuCt, OCSClh-
Der, ST.; VIM. Dune, furniture to Second
precinct. December, $40: Fulton 81
WaIker Co one patrol wagon TO Second
precinct. $500; Mrs. NJ Donnelly, cleaning
Second precint, December. $l2; Margaret
Devers. cleaning Second precinct, De-
cember. S $50; Mary Plunket,, cleaning
Second precinct. December, Sc IS; Kate
Murphy, cleaning Second precinct. De-
cember, $l2.75; Hannah Sheehan. clean
ing Second precint, December. $11. 25;
Mary Bunce, cleaning Second precinct.
December, S.25; Alex. Wilson, meals TO
prisoners CiUy Prison and First precinct.
December, Sis. 80; z. ?. Smith, Incl
dentals, December. sl6.25; Holmes g.
Cogan, ice to Fifth precinct, Sl3. Is; coal
to Fifth precinct. December, 81; e G..
Bronson, papering aud painting AT head.
quarters, December, 1914. 95; O'Brien q
Williams. gas fixtures To Fourth precinct,
December, "a. 81.
Referred to Committee on Station
Houses and Prisons.
John Kelly, milS to hospital. December
Sl57. 20; Mrs. 4. Driscoll, dry goods to
hospital, December 500 IL; O'Brien &
Kult. repairs to hospital, December. $4U:
O'Brien 81 Williams, supplies to hospital.
December, $34; Coughlin Brothers, coal
10 hospital, December, $40: A. Post, fish
to hospital, December. $3.50; Bergen
Hardware Company. supplies TO hospital,
December, $3.50; George Strattord
Oakum Company. oakum to City Hos
pitai. December, IS.
Referred TO Committee on Hospital an d
Dispensary.
AUDITING CLAIMS
The following claims having been re-
ferred to the proper committees were by
them reported correct aud resolutions
presented ordering warrants drawn on
Treasurer in favor of claimants
AS follows: - Committee or Station
Houses and Prisons, Lawrence
O'Brien, $3.50; John A. Effray, $50;
f. NJ. Ayers, $144 25; J. Mullins 81 Co,
Sl3S 20; Barley Coyle, $52. so; tiauck
Bros, $3l so; Frank NJ. Foy. ST.: Frank
McDermott. 237 60; Edward O'Donne!l,
$l49 60; Alex. atson, 800 Is; W. s..
Wardr, $40. $50. IS and S25. 01; Charles
O'Neiil, $50 30 aud $3.50; O'Brien and
Williams. $305: 4 J. klous and Co., S71;
William Dunde, $40; Fulton Walker Co,
$500: Kelly Bros S495 aud $4l7 46;
Michael Kelleher, S4S7; Phillip Mar
si2; Margaret Devers, $3.50; Mary
Plunkett, So rs; Kate Murphy, $l2. rs;
Hannah Sheehan, S1175; Mary Bunce;
S. %; Alex. Watson, SllS 80; BENZ. Sip,
schols. $ll: VIM. Andre. SIS; Daniel Mo-
ran. sos ana $97.5 so; G 2. Smith, SIG 25-
Edward O'Donnel. Sl5S. 80; Holmes & Co.
gan Sl3.1 Is and sci; Mackey, Young & Co.,
$40; +. G, Bronson. S544 %; 4; Girrill,
i H.; . Weaver $50; Albert Datzs.
Co, S225 and $500; G. Duncan, 1928. Is;
Thomas Hunter, $l5; O'Brien g. William S,
AGO; Wood g. Menagh, S32.47; n. j. Car
Spring Co.. $24; VanderDeck & Sons,
$i49. 0S.
Committee on Hospital and Dispensary;